Cast Your Nets, with BigTuna
Cast Your Nets, with BigTuna
Podcast Description
“Cast Your Nets” is a new interview show hosted by BigTuna, who invites various guests from around the internet to come discuss the Holy Bible. Guests will help to choose a topic from the God’s Word as narrow as a single verse, or as broad as a whole book— sometimes, zooming in on a key theme or character. We'll discuss our favorite ideas, toughest interpretations, and greatest lessons from the good book; and try to grasp what it might have to say about the cultural & personal circumstances of today’s day & age.
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Content Themes
The podcast covers a range of themes within biblical texts, including love, communal responsibility, justice, and trust in God's authority. For instance, Episode 1 examines 1 Corinthians 13 on love and its broader implications, while Episode 2 discusses Ecclesiastes, challenging its reputation regarding nihilism and righteousness. Each episode aims to connect biblical teachings with contemporary issues, encouraging listeners to grapple with tougher interpretations.
“Cast Your Nets” is a new interview show hosted by BigTuna, who invites various guests from around the internet to come discuss the Holy Bible. Guests will help to choose a topic from the God’s Word as narrow as a single verse, or as broad as a whole book— sometimes, zooming in on a key theme or character. We’ll discuss our favorite ideas, toughest interpretations, and greatest lessons from the good book; and try to grasp what it might have to say about the cultural & personal circumstances of today’s day & age.
In this short episode of Cast Your Nets, BigTuna goes solo to discuss bad Historiography: how it happens, how to avoid lazy smearing, how to better interpret History (without over-attributing importance to History), and why we shouldn’t live vicariously through battles of the past. Episode 8 also covers Karl Marx, Class history, Russia’s “Official Nationalism” (Orthodoxy, Autocracy, Nationality), what it means to be Right Wing, God’s apparent favoritism, and the question of prudence.
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