Podcast
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Blackbelt Hamsters, X-Farces and Don Chin [podcast]
Comic book legend Don Chin comes Back By the Woodpile to talk about The Adolescent Radioactive Black Belt Hamsters, The Unfunny X-Cons and his recently...
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Rosa María Payá [podcast]
Rosa María Payá is a human rights activist and founder of Cuba Decide, an initiative that is attempting re-introduce democracy to the Cuban island. She...
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Ride Around Boonville, Indiana
We’re out riding around, picking up stories and getting the lay of the land, this time in Boonville, Indiana. And here to give us a...
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Amplifying the Muted Voices of Cuba V [podcast]
(Silverio Portal Contreras blinded by Cuban police beatings and currently imprisoned for protesting against the communist regime) The American left’s hostility towards minorities who think...
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In Conversation with Steve Scott IV [podcast]
Our 4th conversation with musician, poet and thinker Steve Scott where we learn the back stories of a few more songs, hear a tribute to Alternative...
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Herdin’ Cats with Mr. Stump [podcast]
Under the clouds of cigar smoke Pastor Joshua Stump comes Back By the Woodpile to talk cancel culture, rest, prayer, the eyes of the dead...
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Making Freedom with Professor R.J.M. Blackett
R.J.M. Blackett professor of history at Vanderbilt University and a historian of the abolitionist movement in the US. He’s written several books including Building an...
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In Conversation with Steve Scott III [podcast]
Mr. Stephen Scott is Back by the Woodpile to talk about his long career in the arts, this time speaking about his move from England...
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Two Pound Planet! [podcast]
Musician Jerry Chapman and Alternative Records’ Randy Layton come Back By the Woodpile to talk about the upcoming releases of unearthed recordings of Two Pound...
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Pigsy of Journey to the West! [podcast]
(artwork by Joseph Qui) Journey to the West researcher Jim R. McClanahan returns to the Woodpile, this time to talk all about Zhu Bajie aka...
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In Conversation with Steve Scott II [podcast]
Musician and poet Steve Scott is back, this time to talk about the cultural and spiritual developments that he got to witness in 1960’s and...
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In Conversation with Steve Scott I [podcast]
Musician and poet Steve Scott comes Back By The Woodpile to talk about not only the messages and history of the Gospel of John but...
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Jaime Prater’s Search For Home [podcast]
Documentary director Jaime Prater talks about his film “No Place To Call Home” which explores the over 70 children and teenagers who claimed to have...
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Sports In the 1980s! [podcast]
We’re back in the 1980s talking baseball, football, soccer, karate and one family’s escape from communist Vietnam. To hear on Stitcher, click here! To...
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Bourgeois Tagg, Steve Scott and Prodigal [podcast]
We’re back in our favorite decade to talk Prodigal, Bourgeois Tagg and Steve Scott, all with help from TrueTunes.com‘s John J Thompson! To hear on...
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Communes and Cabarets with Jace Seavers [podcast]
Artist and musician Jace Seavers tell his epic story of living nearly a decade in the Jesus People USA commune in Chicago. Consisting of good...
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Faith, Governance and History [podcast]
Law and Liberty‘s Brian Smith joins us to talk about religion, government, history, objectivism and integralism, how they can get along and how they often...
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The Tao of Herdin’ Cats [philosophical podcast]
The nature of silence, not being fond of children, recognizing one’s own deficiencies, the laying-low wisemen and much more are what we get up to...
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Parties and Fights in the 1980’s! [podcast]
The 1980’s had their share of parties, fights and bullies, of which we’re going to get a earful via another ensemble guest episode! To...
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Ride Around Evansville, Indiana…again! [podcast]
We’re back in Evansville, Indiana getting a tour of an long-gone electrical motor shop where the characters, life lessons and laughs were plentiful. To hear...
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Helping Without Hurting [podcast]
There’s so many charities and government programs that might give some aid but in the process foster dependency or encourage fraud. One organization has become...
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Homer’s The Odyssey
Educator Derek Luptak lets us ride sidecar alongside Ulysses and his crew as he gets in a tangle with cyclops, sirens, goddesses, bad weather, time,...
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The Real and Imagined Indiana Jones – A selective history of archaeologist adventurers
German businessman Heinrich Schliemann was so obsessed by the epics of Homer that he read 100 hexagrams of the Iliad at his second wedding (not...
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The Blood Letters of Lin Zhao [podcast]
Lin Zhao was an enthusiastic member of the Chinese Communist Party but in time her comrades would sentence her to death. Professor Xi Lian comes...
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Brenton Dickieson’s Great Divergence within the Great Divorce [podcast]
Brenton Dickieson of A Pilgrim in Narnia comes Back By The Woodpile to talk about C.S. Lewis, his work The Great Divorce and how it...
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