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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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53. Women's Marches Around the World

Jan 27, 2017

Pastor Beth marched in Washington, DC last Saturday (Jan. 21, 2017) with her clergy buddies and a bus load of folks from their churches. The two pastors debrief her experience.

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52. Technology, with special guest, Calvin Droege

Jan 20, 2017

The two pastors start talking about their dependence on Amazon Prime when Calvin, Pastor Michael’s son, joins the conversation. The two pastors question him about best apps, favorite movies and a host of other things.

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50. Thoughts on Epiphany

Jan 6, 2017

It’s Epiphany, the day Christians celebrate the visit of the Wise Men to the toddler Jesus. The two pastors talk about the version of Jesus’ birth according to the gospel of Matthew, a much more wild version of the story—appropriate for the wildness of life today.

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