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Two Pastors' Podcast

Listen in on conversations between Pastors Beth Scibienski and Michael Droege, two old friends and colleagues who talk about life, love, politics, culture and everything in between. Currently in Season 6, we publish new episodes every two weeks, usually on Fridays.

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We are grateful to This Side of Eve (thissideofeve.com) for permission to use the track "Catching Up the Light," from their latest album "More to Come" (available on iTunes, Spotify and Bandcamp), as our theme music. This Side of Eve consists of John and Alyssa Creasy and supporting musicians; John's work is with the Open Door Church (pghopendoor.net) and the Garfield Community Farm (garfieldfarm.com) in Pittsburgh, PA. Listen to the two pastors' interview with John and Alyssa in Episode 245!
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103. Let's Talk About Talking About Sex

Jan 26, 2018

After some recent news stories, Pastor Michael takes a back seat so that Pastor Beth and special guest Carol Osbourne can talk about talking about sex.

 

[PARENTAL ADVISORY: Subject matter in this episode may not be suitable for younger children. Parental discretion is advised.]

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102. It's Not About the Spaghetti Dinner

Jan 19, 2018

When is it time to end a program or tradition? The two pastors talk about keeping the treasure within programs and traditions while letting go of what is no longer serving us.

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101. Looking Forward

Jan 12, 2018

The two pastors talk about their personal and professional development plans for 2018.

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100. Happy Epiphany!

Jan 5, 2018

Epiphany is January 6. The two pastors talk about Three Kings' Day, this weird, yet illuminating story in the Gospel of Matthew.

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