LISTEN TO THE PLUGGED IN SHOW, EPISODE 150
Ecclesiastes 3:4 tells us that there’s “a time to weep, a time to laugh.” We do a little bit of both in this installment of The Plugged In Show.
We’ll start with the laughter, as I sit down and talk with Tommy Woodard and Eddie James, a.k.a. The Skit Guys. We chat about their first movie (Family Camp) their long friendship (they met in high school) and the special difficulties that come with encouraging Christians to laugh—sometimes at themselves.
And then we talk with our own Kristin Smith about Marcus Mumford’s self-titled solo album that wrestles with one of the most difficult subjects imaginable: the sexual abuse he suffered when he was just 6 years old.
So listen in and laugh with us, cry with us and engage with us. Chime in with your own thoughts on Facebook and Instagram. You can send us an email at [email protected]. And as always, check out all the show notes below to dig deeper into everything we talked about.
Additional Resources:
- Gift of Any Amount Offer: Smells Like Bacon: The Skit Guys Guide to Lifelong Friendships by Tommy Woodard and Eddie James
- Plugged In Review: Family Camp
- Focus on the Family Episode: “Building Healthy Friendships Among Men”
- Plugged In Review: Marcus Mumford, “Cannibal”
- Plugged In Blog: “What Parents Need to Know About Instagram Reels”
- Plugged In Review: Mumford and Sons, Delta
- Plugged In Review: Mumford and Sons, “Guiding Light”
- Plugged In Review: Mumford and Sons, Babel
- Plugged In Review: Mumford and Sons, Sigh No More
- Plugged In Review: Mumford and Sons, Wilder Mind
- Plugged In Review: Mumford and Sons, “I Will Wait”
- Plugged In Review: Mumford and Sons, “Blind Leading the Blind”
- Plugged In Review: Mumford and Sons, “Little Lion Man”
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