In Between Sundays - A podcast for young adults. » Kansas City http://inbetweensundays.com A Podcast for Catholic young adults, Christian gathering place and an sqpn.com affiliate. Feedback line: 206.337.7945 Thu, 05 Aug 2010 14:58:56 +0000 en hourly 1 In Between Sundays is a podcast that gives you the essentials to live in the world outside of church. Being people of faith requires more than just one hour on Sunday, and we know that we’re not the only ones who believe that. We talk about life as Catholic young adults, ways to grow in faith including specific prayers, websites to visit and practices. We want to help you become the best person you can be, by helping you develop your body, mind, soul and emotions. Feedback line: +1.206.337.7945 www.inbetweensundays.com Nick and Pat Padley no Nick and Pat Padley info@inbetweensundays.com info@inbetweensundays.com (Nick and Pat Padley) A podcast for young adults. catholic,young,adult,christian,faith,youth,church,podcasting,new media,SQPN In Between Sundays - A podcast for young adults. » Kansas City http://inbetweensundays.com/wp-content/plugins/powerpress/rss_default.jpg http://inbetweensundays.com Episode #28 – Affluenza http://inbetweensundays.com/2009/12/episode-28/ http://inbetweensundays.com/2009/12/episode-28/#comments Thu, 03 Dec 2009 05:23:41 +0000 Nick Padley http://inbetweensundays.nickpadley.com/?p=729 Have you ever caught yourself “keeping up with the Joneses?” It’s something that happens to the best of us. We have Bill Scholl, the social justice consultant for our archdiocese, on the show to talk to us about “affluenza” and how it affects our society. We feel that it is a very important topic as we move into the holiday season.

To start off the show, we have Bill give us a re-cap of his booth at the National Catholic Youth Conference. For the thematic park, he put together a monopoly board to help high school students realize the faults in the immigration system. Learn more by visiting the NCYC virtual pilgrimage.

In our news segment, we talk about the SQPN giving campaign and our own new t-shirts. Through your order for a t-shirt and through donating to SQPN, you help support our ministry and the ministry of SQPN so that we can continue to create these awesome podcasts.

Our main feature of the show is Bill’s talk about affluenza. In our interview, Bill talks about how our mindset can be changed by those we surround ourselves with and how we tend to want things that other people have. To combat this, Bill gives some helpful suggestions on a few small changes that we can make in our lives this holiday season and also suggested reading How Much is Enough by Arthur Simon. Our Catholic Challenge this week is to implement one of those changes as a new holiday tradition.

Looking ahead at next week, we will have Jeff Young, from catholicfoodie.com on the show to talk about Christmas traditions and food. It’s definitely a show you’ll want to look forward to as we will be sharing some of our own family traditions. Want to share yours, give us a call at 206-337-7945.

If you haven’t joined our Facebook group yet, head to InBetweenSundays.com and go to the right hand side of our page to become a fan of our podcast. If you would like to send us feedback, e-mail it to feedback@inbetweensundays.com or call us at (206) 337-7945. Lastly, if you like this podcast you can find more great free Catholic content at SQPN.com

“In Between Sundays” is podcast dedicated to today’s Christian young adults. The goal is to help you live in the world outside of church. We talk about life as a young adult and ways to grow in faith.

Links

The SQPN Giving Campaign
How Much is Enough By: Arthur Simon
Archdiocese of KCK Ministry of Social Justice
The Advent Conspiracy Video
The Advent Conspiracy Video 2
NCYC Virtual Pilgrimage
Buy an In Between Sundays t-shirt

]]> http://inbetweensundays.com/2009/12/episode-28/feed/ 2 Affluenza,Books,Catholic,Catholic Challenge,Faith,Feedback,In Between Sundays,Kansas City,NCYC,SQPN,what's my line Have you ever caught yourself "keeping up with the Joneses?" It's something that happens to the best of us. We have Bill Scholl, the social justice consultant for our archdiocese, on the show to talk to us about "affluenza" and how it affects our socie... Have you ever caught yourself "keeping up with the Joneses?" It's something that happens to the best of us. We have Bill Scholl (http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=1024644952&ref=ts), the social justice consultant for our archdiocese (http://www.archkck.org/), on the show to talk to us about "affluenza (http://www.pbs.org/kcts/affluenza/)" and how it affects our society. We feel that it is a very important topic as we move into the holiday season. To start off the show, we have Bill give us a re-cap of his booth at the National Catholic Youth Conference. For the thematic park, he put together a monopoly board to help high school students realize the faults in the immigration system. Learn more by visiting the NCYC virtual pilgrimage (http://www.mycatholicvoice.com/ncyc). In our news segment, we talk about the SQPN giving campaign (http://www.sqpn.com/donate) and our own new t-shirts. Through your order for a t-shirt (http://inbetweensundays.com/t-shirts/) and through donating to SQPN, you help support our ministry and the ministry of SQPN so that we can continue to create these awesome podcasts. Our main feature of the show is Bill's talk about affluenza (http://www.pbs.org/kcts/affluenza/). In our interview, Bill talks about how our mindset can be changed by those we surround ourselves with and how we tend to want things that other people have. To combat this, Bill gives some helpful suggestions on a few small changes that we can make in our lives this holiday season and also suggested reading How Much is Enough by Arthur Simon (http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/0801064082?ie=UTF8&tag=nickpadleycom-20&linkCode=xm2&camp=1789&creativeASIN=0801064082). Our Catholic Challenge this week is to implement one of those changes as a new holiday tradition. Looking ahead at next week, we will have Jeff Young, from catholicfoodie.com (http://www.catholicfoodie.com/) on the show to talk about Christmas traditions and food. It's definitely a show you'll want to look forward to as we will be sharing some of our own family traditions. Want to share yours, give us a call at 206-337-7945. If you haven’t joined our Facebook group yet, head to InBetweenSundays.com (http://www.inbetweensundays.com/) and go to the right hand side of our page to become a fan of our podcast. If you would like to send us feedback, e-mail it to feedback@inbetweensundays.com or call us at (206) 337-7945. Lastly, if you like this podcast you can find more great free Catholic content at SQPN.com (http://www.sqpn.com/) “In Between Sundays” is podcast dedicated to today’s Christian young adults. The goal is to help you live in the world outside of church. We talk about life as a young adult and ways to grow in faith. Links The SQPN Giving Campaign (http://www.sqpn.com/donate) How Much is Enough By: Arthur Simon (http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/0801064082?ie=UTF8&tag=nickpadleycom-20&linkCode=xm2&camp=1789&creativeASIN=0801064082) Archdiocese of KCK Ministry of Social Justice (http://www.archkck.org/content/view/38/58/) The Advent Conspiracy Video (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LkTyPzRzuwc) The Advent Conspiracy Video 2 (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eVqqj1v-ZBU) NCYC Virtual Pilgrimage (http://www.mycatholicvoice.com/ncyc) Buy an In Between Sundays t-shirt (http://inbetweensundays.com/t-shirts/) Nick and Pat Padley no 44:38 Episode #27 – NCYC 2009 http://inbetweensundays.com/2009/11/episode-27/ http://inbetweensundays.com/2009/11/episode-27/#comments Thu, 26 Nov 2009 20:01:06 +0000 Nick Padley http://inbetweensundays.nickpadley.com/?p=721 Have you heard of CFCA? It stands for the Christian Foundation for Children and Aging. In this episode, Pat interviews a representative of the CFCA at the National Catholic Youth conference in Kansas City. This past week, along with Paul Camarata of the Saintcast, we represented SQPN at NCYC 2009.

To start off the show, we run through our three J’s and have two Thanksgiving-themed lines to fit into the show. We’ve got a few creative ideas on how to fit in the phrases. In our news section, we talk a little bit about NCYC and have some great feedback from Fr. James Tucker of the Catholic Creativity podcast and from Greg and Jennifer Willits, of Rosary Army.

Finally, to round out the episode, we have a special Catholic challenge for you this week and then a piece of feedback on Thanksgiving traditions from one of our listeners.

We hope that you all have a blessed Thanksgiving. Interested in sending us some feedback about what your family is up to? Leave us a voicemail at 206-337-7945.

If you haven’t joined our Facebook group yet, head to InBetweenSundays.com and go to the right hand side of our page to become a fan of our podcast. If you would like to send us feedback, e-mail it to feedback@inbetweensundays.com or call us at (206) 337-7945. Lastly, if you like this podcast you can find more great Catholic content at SQPN.com

“In Between Sundays” is podcast dedicated to today’s Christian young adults. The goal is to help you live in the world outside of church. We talk about life as a young adult and ways to grow in faith.

Links
Christian Foundation for Children and Aging
Saintcast
SQPN
National Federation for Catholic Youth Ministry
Catholic Creativity Podcast
Rosary Army

]]> http://inbetweensundays.com/2009/11/episode-27/feed/ 0 Catholic,Faith,Feedback,In Between Sundays,Kansas City,NCYC,SQPN,what's my line Have you heard of CFCA? It stands for the Christian Foundation for Children and Aging. In this episode, Pat interviews a representative of the CFCA at the National Catholic Youth conference in Kansas City. This past week, Have you heard of CFCA? It stands for the Christian Foundation for Children and Aging (http://www.cfcausa.org/). In this episode, Pat interviews a representative of the CFCA at the National Catholic Youth conference in Kansas City. This past week, along with Paul Camarata of the Saintcast (http://www.saintcast.org/), we represented SQPN (http://www.sqpn.com/) at NCYC 2009. To start off the show, we run through our three J's and have two Thanksgiving-themed lines to fit into the show. We've got a few creative ideas on how to fit in the phrases. In our news section, we talk a little bit about NCYC and have some great feedback from Fr. James Tucker of the Catholic Creativity podcast (http://www.catholiccreativity.net/) and from Greg and Jennifer Willits, of Rosary Army (http://www.rosaryarmy.com/). Finally, to round out the episode, we have a special Catholic challenge for you this week and then a piece of feedback on Thanksgiving traditions from one of our listeners. We hope that you all have a blessed Thanksgiving. Interested in sending us some feedback about what your family is up to? Leave us a voicemail at 206-337-7945. If you haven’t joined our Facebook group yet, head to InBetweenSundays.com (http://www.inbetweensundays.com/) and go to the right hand side of our page to become a fan of our podcast. If you would like to send us feedback, e-mail it to feedback@inbetweensundays.com or call us at (206) 337-7945. Lastly, if you like this podcast you can find more great Catholic content at SQPN.com (http://www.sqpn.com/) “In Between Sundays” is podcast dedicated to today’s Christian young adults. The goal is to help you live in the world outside of church. We talk about life as a young adult and ways to grow in faith. Links Christian Foundation for Children and Aging (http://www.cfcausa.org/) Saintcast (http://www.saintcast.org/) SQPN (http://sqpn.com/) National Federation for Catholic Youth Ministry (http://www.nfcym.org/) Catholic Creativity Podcast (http://www.catholiccreativity.net/) Rosary Army (http://www.rosaryarmy.com/) Nick and Pat Padley no 34:49 Episode #7 – Religion in the Workplace http://inbetweensundays.com/2009/07/episode-7/ http://inbetweensundays.com/2009/07/episode-7/#comments Sat, 11 Jul 2009 02:08:36 +0000 Nick Padley http://www.inbetweensundays.com/?p=187 In this episode, we talk about upcoming events for young adults, including two Labor Day weekend events: Catholic Thrive in New York and Nature’s Call in Kansas City. They also briefly discuss Pope Benedict XVI’s new encyclical, “Caritas in Veritate.”

In the “Stuff we like” segment, we list a few of our favorite podcasts, Busted Halo, This American Life, On the U and the Daily Breakfast. These are podcasts that we find really fascinating and think that you will, too.

Nick decides to quiz Pat on his knowledge of movies in a segment called “Horror Film or Chick Flick?” Did you ever realize that the names of horror films and chick flicks sound very similar? Nick gives some examples along with the movie synopsis and asks Pat to figure out into which genre the movie belongs.

Finally, we start a discussion about religion in the workplace. As youth, we were very involved in a youth group and because of that, our willingness to talk about our faith has carried over into our lives today. However, we have found that at our jobs, some people are not as open and candid with their faith as we expected. Have you found yourself in a similar situation? We would like to hear about it. Call our feedback line at 206-337-7845 and let us know about your own experience.

Links for this episode

Cascone’s Restaraunt
Catholic Thrive Event
Nature’s Call
Caritas in Veritate
Busted Halo
This American Life
On The U
The Daily Breakfast

]]> http://inbetweensundays.com/2009/07/episode-7/feed/ 0 Busted Halo,Catholic,Chick flick or Horror Film,Christian,Feedback,Kansas City,Nature's Call,On the U,podcasting,Pope,Religion,SQPN In this episode, we talk about upcoming events for young adults, including two Labor Day weekend events: Catholic Thrive in New York and Nature's Call in Kansas City. They also briefly discuss Pope Benedict XVI's new encyclical, "Caritas in Veritate. In this episode, we talk about upcoming events for young adults, including two Labor Day weekend events: Catholic Thrive in New York and Nature's Call in Kansas City. They also briefly discuss Pope Benedict XVI's new encyclical, "Caritas in Veritate." In the "Stuff we like" segment, we list a few of our favorite podcasts, Busted Halo, This American Life, On the U and the Daily Breakfast. These are podcasts that we find really fascinating and think that you will, too. Nick decides to quiz Pat on his knowledge of movies in a segment called "Horror Film or Chick Flick?" Did you ever realize that the names of horror films and chick flicks sound very similar? Nick gives some examples along with the movie synopsis and asks Pat to figure out into which genre the movie belongs. Finally, we start a discussion about religion in the workplace. As youth, we were very involved in a youth group and because of that, our willingness to talk about our faith has carried over into our lives today. However, we have found that at our jobs, some people are not as open and candid with their faith as we expected. Have you found yourself in a similar situation? We would like to hear about it. Call our feedback line at 206-337-7845 and let us know about your own experience. Links for this episode Cascone's Restaraunt (http://www.cascones.com/) Catholic Thrive Event (http://www.catholicthrive.com/) Nature's Call (http://www.facebook.com/pages/Natures-Call-Catholic-Campouts/107870820490) Caritas in Veritate (http://www.vatican.va/holy_father/benedict_xvi/encyclicals/documents/hf_ben-xvi_enc_20090629_caritas-in-veritate_en.html) Busted Halo (http://www.bustedhalo.com) This American Life (http://www.thisamericanlife.org/radio_podcast.aspx) On The U (http://www.ontheu.com/) The Daily Breakfast (http://sqpn.com/category/talk-and-interview/daily-breakfast/) Nick and Pat Padley no 31:32