Dag's Podcast

About Dag's Podcast

Dag's Podcast features in depth interviews, with thoughtful and meaningful conversations. I like the idea of having multiple interviews with the same person, to really get to know someone. My first series of interviews will be with Jim Symons, who is a wonderful retired Pastor with a lot of experience. I think that almost anyone would enjoy listening to the ideas that he presents, which cover a wide range of subjects. Also, I have a YouTube channel, called Dag Compeau Animation, which showcases my animation work. Some of my projects on that channel are stop motion versions of the interviews from this podcast - you can check out those videos on YouTube, if you are interested.

Category

arts

Language

en

Explicit

No

First episode

18 Jul 2024

Latest episode

18 Jul 2024

Latest episodes

4 episodes in the feed.

1. 

   18 Jul 2024

   Continued discussion about the Civil Rights Movement with Jim Symons

   Topics discussed include the Civil Rights Movement and how we understand time, human history, and artwork and composition in painting.Support the show

2. 

   18 Jul 2024

   Jim Symons and Dag talk about Cognitive Decline

   We talk about President Joe Biden, his debate with Donald Trump, and cognitive decline. Jim Symons expresses his thoughts about these topics. We also talk about choosing a life path for yourself, and how to approach thinking about what pathway might lead you to becoming the best version of yourself.Support the show

3. 

   18 Jul 2024

   Dag and Jim Symons Talk About Getting Older

   Dag and Jim talk about how things change as you get older, and also discuss living in the moment, and trying to make the most of it.Support the show

4. 

   18 Jul 2024

   Dag and Jim Symons Talk About the Non-Violent Movement

   Jim Symons describes his involvement in the Non-Violent Movement, as a Presbyterian Pastor, in an integrated church, during the 1960's. He specifically talks about the early years of the 1960's, with Dr. Martin Luther King being at the height of his effectiveness, and the Selma March of 1965, and his thoughts and reflections about his experience with all of that.Support the show

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