Weoverme
Claim This Podcastby Bambi Francisco
Podcast Overview
<p>This podcast was originally a book reading of Unequally Yoked. We've recently changed the name to Weoverme to align with our news site. Now this podcast curates many conservatives and Christians to discuss the news, innovation, healthcare, technology, religion and a host of topics mainly via a biblical lens. It's our hope to curate many Christian thinkers typically reticent to talk about their faith. It's our hope that we can discern the news and our times by stating the obvious without fear of cancellation. </p>
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Publishing Since
10/2/2020
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Recent Episodes
February 6, 2024
James Lindsay on 'What it means to be human"
Few people have distilled down what is happening across our culture: from DEI to gender ideology to queer theory to postmodernism. They may seem unrelated, but they share DNA as off-shoot ideologies under a Marxist umbrella or genus. To think of Marxism as simply an economic theory would cloud your ability to see this connection. To grasp Marxism, you have to understand that it is a way of defining what it means to be human: answering the questions around the ontology and telos of man. James ...
January 17, 2024
Interview with Ryan Walters, Oklahoma State Superintendent of Public Instruction
What has happened to our K-12 education system, specifically the cultural decline bringing it down? Ryan Walters, Oklahoma State Superintendent, talks to me about how he's changing education in the Sooner state. Walters previously served as the state’s Secretary of Education and he was also a history teacher for 8 yrs. Oklahoma ranks 49th in reading in education according to EdWeek in 2021. In this podcast, we discuss: -- The legal standing behind Walter's support for the 10 Commandment...
December 8, 2023
Interview with Michael Hartney of Hoover Institution on Education and Teachers Unions
Some 70% of teachers are part of a teachers union. Most likely NEA (National Education Association) or AFT (American Federation of Teachers). That means our kids and their education are beholden to what is essentially an interest group supported by our government. But their interests don't appear to be aligned with many parents. For instance, NEA President Becky Pringle roused the audience with a preacher-like sermon on standing up for the truth against persecution. That truth to her is that ...
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- What is Weoverme?
<p>This podcast was originally a book reading of Unequally Yoked. We've recently changed the name to Weoverme to align with our news site. Now this podcast curates many conservatives and Christians to discuss the news, innovation, healthcare, technology, religion and a host of topics mainly via a biblical lens. It's our hope to curate many Christian thinkers typically reticent to talk about their faith. It's our hope that we can discern the news and our times by stating the obvious without fear of cancellation. </p> - How often does this podcast release new episodes?
This podcast updates daily.
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- Does this podcast accept guests?
Yes, this podcast regularly features guests.
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