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Charles P. Ries: The Good Monk
Growing up in a strict Catholic home where nothing changed except dates on the calendar, it was no small step to leave behind the family mink farm to study Sufi mysticism in North Africa. Yet that step was only one of the many along a journey that Charles P. Ries has walked in his life.
Althea Meinhardt: Shapes that fit
Because the sizes of clothing for women are rigged more for marketing than actual fit, Althea Meinhardt believes that women are defined by a shape instead.
Jeff Redmon: The value of transformational art
While many organizations in Milwaukee profit at the expense of local artists, Jeff Redmon freely shares his passion for creativity and community activism through his efforts to enrich the Milwaukee culture and make it a better place for everyone with art.
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Time & The Mystery Podcast: Arian Moayed
After leaving high school, Arian and Mike set out on separate artistic journeys. Arian’s led him to New York where he co-founded the theater company Waterwell. In 2011, Arian was nominated for a Tony Award for best actor in the production “Bengal Tiger at The Baghdad Zoo” starring alongside Robin Williams. He is currently on Broadway in the hit play “The Humans,” recently winning the Tony Award for best play.
Time & The Mystery Podcast: Christopher West
Christopher West is a speaker, author and theologian on a topic called the “Theology of the Body.” For Mike, he is more than just an educator, he is a dear friend. This conversation dives deep into the fascinating life and passion of one of today’s most successful Catholic speakers and is fueled by the joy these two friends have for each other.
Time & The Mystery Podcast: Kristian Bush
Kristian Bush is half of the band Sugarland, a country group that has sold over 14 million records. That is a lot! On a warm summer day, Kristian invited Mike on his bus to hang and talk all things life, music and the Atlanta music scene. Just two dudes wearing hats and laughing.
