Les meilleurs podcasts Tim Fulton (2024)

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Brad Fulton and Amber Hacker: Religion & American Philanthropy 44:45

5d ago44:45

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In this episode, we are joined by Dr. Brad Fulton, professor of Nonprofit Management and Social Policy at the O’Neill School of Public Affairs at Indiana University, alongside Amber Hacker, Chief of External Affairs at Interfaith America. Our guests discuss the role of religious giving in philanthropy and the surprising trends that emerge from the …

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Transit Update with MORPC 20:23

6d ago20:23

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We’re diving into the transit transformations shaping our city’s future. In this week’s episode, Columbus Underground co-founder and editor Walker Evans sat down with Parag Agrawal, the Chief Mobility and Infrastructure Officer and Senior Director of Programming at the Mid-Ohio Regional Planning Commission. With a rich background in planning, land …

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City Data Breach 46:13

19d ago46:13

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In July, the City of Columbus experienced a massive data breach, which officials at the time referred to as “some type of incident.” Months later, the scope, damage, and cost of the incident are still coming into focus. I sat down with Connor Goodwolf, a cybersecurity engineer, to discuss the data breach and his role in the ongoing efforts to under…

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Knox Thames and Jaweed Kaleem on Religious Freedom 43:50

1M ago43:50

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In this episode, we are joined by Jaweed Kaleem of The Los Angeles Times alongside Knox Thames, author of the new book Ending Persecution: Charting the Path to Global Religious Freedom. Knox reflects on his long career advancing the cause of religious liberty around the world, including in the some of the world's most repressive contexts. Our guest…

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Eliza Griswold and David French on "Circle of Hope” 37:59

2M ago37:59

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In this episode, New York Times opinion columnist David French sits down with Pulitzer Prize winner Eliza Griswold of The New Yorker to discuss her brand new book, Circle of Hope: A Reckoning with Love, Power, and Justice in an American Church. These two journalists with firsthand familiarity and longstanding expertise in covering religion embark o…

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Summer News Roundup 31:39

2M ago31:39

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We are diving into the most read stories shaping the landscape of the city. These are the top stories that have captured the attention of our community—not necessarily the most important or significant, but the ones that people just couldn’t stop reading. We’ll be counting down the top 15 stories from the past quarter, ranging from local business c…

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Elizabeth Oldfield and Damir Marusic: "Fully Alive" in a Post-Christian World 44:48

3M ago44:48

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On this episode, we are joined by Elizabeth Oldfield to discuss her newly-released book Fully Alive: Tending to the Soul in Turbulent Times. After beginning her career covering religion for the BBC, Elizabeth for a decade ran a London-based think tank called Theos, which seeks to stimulate the debate about the place of religion in society, challeng…

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Columbus Comedy Festival 35:15

3M ago35:15

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Good comedy is a reflection of society. Next month, for five days, over 150 comedians will grace ten stages throughout the city for the inaugural Columbus Comedy Festival. On the occasion of the upcoming event, I sat down with Walker Evans, co-founder of Columbus Underground and the Comedy Festival, and Hannah Romes, co-owner of Hashtag Comedy. We …

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Donatos CEO Tom Krouse 29:03

4M ago29:03

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Every piece is important. For Tom Krouse, the outgoing CEO of Donatos Pizza, this tagline is more than just a catchphrase. With his departure this fall, we sat down to discuss his journey at Donatos. We’ll explore the key strategies behind their expansion, including the decision to focus on franchising and the early adoption of online ordering tech…

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Doodles & Digits 26:12

4M ago26:12

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Passions can take you on different paths. That’s true for Carolyn Farkas who transformed her passion for teaching into a successful series on PBS. We sat down to discuss the future of education, the need for engaging and relevant learning experiences, and the importance of better communication and collaboration between parents, teachers, and the co…

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Leading Insights from the 2024 Michael Cromartie Forum 38:02

5M ago38:02

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Building on the legacy of Michael Cromartie (1950-2017), who founded Faith Angle Forum a quarter-century ago, MCF brings together a select group of exceptionally talented, early-career journalists for a three-day conference in the nation’s capital, focusing on the intersection of faith, culture, and journalism today. This year’s forum explored new …

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OpenDoor Women’s Recovery Alliance 22:52

5M ago22:52

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Personal struggles can open our eyes to the needs of others. That is true for Tammy Adler Foeller, the co-founder of OpenDoor Women’s Recovery Alliance, a non-profit organization dedicated to supporting women transitioning out of incarceration or drug treatment. Tammy and I discuss her personal journey navigating her daughter’s battle with addictio…

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A Mighty Writer from Kensington: Brooke Fulton 26:01

5M ago26:01

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We end the second season of the award-winning Mighty Writers podcast in my personal comfort zone, as I sit down with a former student,16-year-old Brooke Fulton. Brooke talks to me about her childhood in one of the most distressed neighborhoods in Philadelphia — a section of the city where drugs are sold and used openly, a place that continues to be…

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Brad Wilcox and Isabel Sawhill: On Marriage 47:48

6M ago47:48

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In this episode, recorded at Faith Angle Miami 2024, we are joined by Brad Wilcox and Isabel Sawhill for a fascinating, timely conversation about marriage patterns, family structure, shifting gender norms, and poverty rates. In a time of deep polarization, are certain approaches better than others when it comes to exploring the benefits of marriage…

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The Sounds of Bustown 38:41

6M ago38:41

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Not all art is created for an audience. Sometimes, it’s made for the artist. That’s true for William Mount, the host and producer of the music podcast The Sounds of Bustown. Today, we’re unpacking a decade of stories, sounds, and the shifting sands of the Columbus music and podcast scenes. We’ll explore the challenges of keeping a podcast fresh and…

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A Roundup of Renderings 37:39

6M ago37:39

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With spring upon us in the capital city, we’re all about change. There’s a vibrancy in the air and that’s apparent in our latest roundup of the biggest stories on Columbus Underground. Co-founder and editor Walker Evans sat down to discuss everything from Liz Lessner’s influential legacy to the latest murmurs about when we’ll get passenger rail. Th…

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Identity and Authorship with Candice Iloh 34:47

6M ago34:47

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At Mighty Writers, our days revolve around helping young people find their voices, which is why we’re especially excited when we connect with authors who speak to the issues that matter to them. In this episode, I talk to Candice Iloh, an award-winning author of young adult novels including “Every Body Looking,” “Break This House” and their newest …

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A City of Doers 33:34

7M ago33:34

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As Columbusites, we examine the evolution and identity of the city from a singular point of view. That’s not a bad thing, but an outsider’s perspective is always helpful. Today, we hear from Mark Snyder, a former Columbus resident whose journey through writing and theater has woven a rich tapestry of experiences both in and out of Ohio’s capital ci…

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John Inazu and Matthew Kaminski: Learning to Disagree 49:49

7M ago49:49

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In this episode, we are joined by John Inazu, who is the Sally D. Danforth Distinguished Professor of Law & Religion and Professor of Political Science at Washington University in St. Louis. This week, he published his fourth book: Learning to Disagree: The Surprising Path to Navigating Differences with Empathy and Respect. John sits down to discus…

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COTA Bus Transfer 30:58

7M ago30:58

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The city’s transit system is going through a transformation. At least that’s the intention. On the occasion of an impending transfer of power and a sales tax issue on the ballot this fall to bulk up services, Columbus Underground reporter Brent Warren sat down with both the outgoing and incoming CEOs of the Central Ohio Transit Authority (or COTA) …

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The Power of Fun with Dave Raymond, aka the Original Phillie Phanatic 43:21

7M ago43:21

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In Philadelphia, one figure who needs absolutely no introduction is the Phillie Phanatic, the team mascot who is as iconic in these parts as Dr. J, Ben Franklin, or Rocky Balboa. Beyond being a key fixture of Phillies' home games, the Phanatic shows up at playgrounds, schools, hospitals and all kinds of special events with one purpose: to bring hap…

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Downtown with Michael Brown 42:18

7M ago42:18

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We’re exploring the evolution of Downtown with Michael Brown, who has been a cornerstone in the city’s development planning and worked both in and outside city government to cheer on its growth. Columbus Underground Co-Founder Walker Evans and Brown delve into the city’s challenges and triumphs, the synergy between projects, the balance between ico…

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The Exvangelicals: Sarah McCammon and Ruth Graham 46:09

8M ago46:09

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In this episode, we are joined by Sarah McCammon, National Political Correspondent at NPR, to discuss her book Exvangelicals: Loving, Living, and Leaving the White Evangelical Church. In it, Sarah tells a compelling, personal story about family, marriage, politics, and church—and she concisely boils down insights from scholars like David Gushee, Kr…

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Grave Matters: Unearthing the North Graveyard 50:52

8M ago50:52

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There is often a complex interplay between preservation and progress. A year into his exploration, Columbus Underground reporter Jesse Bethea continues to sift through the story of how the removal of remains from what was once the North Market parking lot unfolded. From the contentious removal of centuries-old graves to the forensic analysis of une…

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Talking About Grief With Counselor Samantha Anthony 42:02

8M ago42:02

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Philadelphia is awash in grieving children and families. But it’s not all bad news, because where there are serious problems, there are humans at work on serious solutions. In my years as a classroom teacher, I saw many organizations try to help students with problems like grief. Rarely did I see an immediate impact — that is, until I observed the …

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Tacos by the Truck 21:45

9M ago21:45

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The capital city’s food scene is often heralded. However, its taco truck scene has been often overlooked. Elwood Ellis, a freelance writer for Columbus Underground and self-proclaimed Taco Connoisseur, is trying to change that. Listen in as Elwood shares his journey and criteria for evaluating the diverse and authentic taco scene, emphasizing the i…

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Coming of Age in the City of Brotherly Love with Semaj H. 31:01

9M ago31:01

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I’ve been obsessed with coming-of-age stories since I first read “A Catcher in the Rye” when I was in seventh grade. That obsession is probably what made me feel entirely at home when I became a ninth grade English teacher. There is very little that moves me more than hearing people grapple in language with themselves and society during that short …

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American Dreaming with Yakquelin Garduño 31:16

9M ago31:16

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I often say that my favorite thing about being a classroom writing teacher was my access to stories. It was enriching to me as a teacher and as a human being to learn about my students' lives through their stories. And I learned a lot about issues in society by hearing the same kind of stories over and over again. One issue that came through to me …

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Brad Fulton and Amber Hacker: Religion & American Philanthropy 44:45

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Transit Update with MORPC 20:23

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City Data Breach 46:13

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Knox Thames and Jaweed Kaleem on Religious Freedom 43:50

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Eliza Griswold and David French on "Circle of Hope” 37:59

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Summer News Roundup 31:39

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Elizabeth Oldfield and Damir Marusic: "Fully Alive" in a Post-Christian World 44:48

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Columbus Comedy Festival 35:15

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Donatos CEO Tom Krouse 29:03

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Doodles & Digits 26:12

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Leading Insights from the 2024 Michael Cromartie Forum 38:02

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OpenDoor Women’s Recovery Alliance 22:52

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A Mighty Writer from Kensington: Brooke Fulton 26:01

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Brad Wilcox and Isabel Sawhill: On Marriage 47:48

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The Sounds of Bustown 38:41

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A Roundup of Renderings 37:39

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Identity and Authorship with Candice Iloh 34:47

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A City of Doers 33:34

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John Inazu and Matthew Kaminski: Learning to Disagree 49:49

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COTA Bus Transfer 30:58

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The Power of Fun with Dave Raymond, aka the Original Phillie Phanatic 43:21

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Downtown with Michael Brown 42:18

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The Exvangelicals: Sarah McCammon and Ruth Graham 46:09

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Grave Matters: Unearthing the North Graveyard 50:52

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Talking About Grief With Counselor Samantha Anthony 42:02

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Tacos by the Truck 21:45

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Coming of Age in the City of Brotherly Love with Semaj H. 31:01

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American Dreaming with Yakquelin Garduño 31:16

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