In this episode, Scott speaks with fellow colleague, Nate Anderson, about his fifteen years in ministry and why he’s no longer in ministry.
Entertainment
Episode 41 – Baghdad Bombing
LinkIn this episode, Scott talks about the events of the bombing in Baghdad, Iraq and shares wisdom from a friend who lived in the Middle East.
Episode 40 – Thoughts on the Orlando Shooting
LinkIn this episode, Scott shares his thoughts on the real tragedy in the Orlando Shooting
Episode 39 – Political Culture
LinkIn this episode, Scott talks about the reason why he does not get into politics and his thoughts on the current political climate.
Episode 37 – Loss of Compassion
LinkEpisode 35 – Retail and Thanksgiving
LinkEpisode 35 – Retail and Thanksgiving
In this episode, Scott talks about how Gamestop will not be open on thanksgiving and should other stores follow suit.
Episode 34 – Why the Camp marengo Year Round Program Failed – Follow-Up
LinkEpisode 34 – Why the Camp marengo Year Round Program Failed – Follow-Up
In this episode, Scott follows-up to your comments on the year round program at Camp Marengo.
Episode 33 – Guns & Tragedy: America’s love for guns
LinkEpisode 33 – Guns & Tragedy: America’s love for guns
In this episode, Scott looks at the gun tragedies and shares his thoughts on the gun debate.
#31DH: October 3rd, 2015 – The Corpse Bride
StandardSynopsis: When a shy groom practices his wedding vows in the inadvertent presence of a deceased young woman, she rises from the grave assuming he has married her.
Impressions: Being a Tim Burton fan, I liked this movie and the animation. It was entertaining, had fun songs, and the story was interesting. I also liked the difference in color where the living was in black and white, but the dead were in color.
Social Message: It seemed to me that true love can bring color into this world. It wasn’t until the end where we really see color come into the world of the living, especially since those who lived in the world of the living were very strict to rules and marrying for social status instead of love.
#31DH: October 2nd, 2015 – V/H/S: Viral
StandardSynopsis: A Los Angeles police chase sends a fame-obsessed man on a wild ride to save his girlfriend from a cybernetic terror.
Impressions: I have seen the other VHS films and this one was by far the worst of them all. For those who have not seen them, there is a main story that connects three other sub stories to it. THe problem is the sub films usually does nothing to help move the story along except what is the next sud story. There is usually one really creative sub story that has kept me giving the movie and the other films a chance. This one however was so weak, i wish i would get my 86 minutes back.
Social Message: I almost feel like in the three VHS films, they try so hard on the message that the execution is poor. In short, there is always a price to pay when seeking fame.