Support the Show on PayPal | (https://www.paypal.com/ncp/payment/PYR6HWRK8BRYA) Jesus speaks to the ancient in us. He is talking to the mud in us. He is talking to the Holy breath in us. He reminds us of a garden we almost remember. He tells us we are the salt of the earth, but we risk losing our essential tastiness. He tells us we are the light of the world. But do we want to hear what he has to say? Like, subscribe and comment to submit questions for our monthly Q&A! CREDITS Written and performed by Martin Shaw Produced by Isaiah Smallman Edited by Paul Smallman Intro music written and performed by Abe Houck | @AbeHouck Additional Music by Maya Belsitzman & Matan Ephrat Additional music by Andy Aquarius | @AndyAquarius Additional Music by Abe Houck | @AbeHouck Thumbnail Painting | "Christ Driving the Money Changers Out of the Temple" (1618) by Valentin de Boulogne Branding by Sam Ragland Martin Online | (https://martinshaw.substack.com)/ & (https://DrMartinShaw.com)
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SO, YOU WANT TO BE A STORYTELLER?
Support the Show on PayPal | (https://www.paypal.com/ncp/payment/PYR6HWRK8BRYA) So, you want to be a storyteller? In this episode, Martin gives some practical tips for those wishing to enter the wild world of storytelling and he also tells a story. Like, subscribe and comment to submit questions for our monthly Q&A! CREDITS Written and performed by Martin Shaw Produced by Isaiah Smallman Edited by Paul Smallman Intro music written and performed by Abe Houck | @AbeHouck Additional music by Andy Aquarius | @AndyAquarius Thumbnail Painting | "Aiding a Comrade" (1890) by Frederic Remington Original Artwork by Sam Ragland Martin Online | (https://martinshaw.substack.com)/ & (https://DrMartinShaw.com)
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WE HAVE A HEALING CRISIS | An Initiatory Moment For the Church
Support the Show on PayPal Martin Online | (https://martinshaw.substack.com)/ & (https://DrMartinShaw.com) If we won't allow ourselves to be wholly swallowed by the whale, we will never see the world in its fullness. Like, subscribe and comment to submit questions for our monthly Q&A! CREDITS Written and performed by Martin Shaw Produced and Edited by Isaiah Smallman Intro music written and performed by Abe Houck | @AbeHouck Additional music by Andy Aquarius | @AndyAquarius Additional Music by Maya Belsitzman & Matan Ephrat Additional Music by Enzo Bellomo Original Artwork by Sam Ragland Audio Engineering by Trent Jones and Marmalade Cream
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SHE MARRIED A BEAR | The Raw and the Cooked
Support the Show on PayPal This week Martin tells the story of a girl who married a bear (a rather common experience in the old world, it seems). Like, subscribe and comment to submit questions for our monthly Q&A! Martin Online | https://martinshaw.substack.com/ & (https://DrMartinShaw.com) CREDITS Written and performed by Martin Shaw Produced and Edited by Isaiah Smallman Intro music written and performed by Abe Houck Additional music by Andy Aquarius Additional Music by Maya Belsitzman & Matan Ephrat Additional Music by Enzo Bellomo Original Artwork by Sam Ragland Audio Engineering by Trent Jones and Marmalade Cream
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ANGELS IN LIMOUSINES
This week Martin's recounting the time he met an angel, reciting some poetry and encouraging us to behold, rather than to see. Like, subscribe and comment to submit questions for our monthly Q&A! Support the Show on PayPal | https://bit.ly/JAWBONE_PayPal CREDITS Written and performed by Martin Shaw Produced and Edited by Isaiah Smallman Intro music written and performed by Abe Houck | @AbeHouck Additional music by Vinicius Barbosa | https://www.themusicgiant.com/ Additional Music by Maya Belsitzman & Matan Ephrat Additional Music by Enzo Bellomo Cover art featuring " The Last Communion of Saint Mary of Egypt, c. 1695" by Sebastiano Ricci Original Artwork by Sam Ragland Audio Engineering by Trent Jones and Marmalade Cream Martin Online | https://martinshaw.substack.com/ & https://DrMartinShaw.com
Acclaimed storyteller and author MARTIN SHAW invites us into his study where he freewheels his ferocious imagination into everything he's learnt about life over half a century. He asks: how do we become a real human being? Using myth, storytelling and his own unique form of philosophizing, Shaw reveals what he calls 'archaic technologies' and shows how we can use them today.