Formerly Feral Podcast

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Formerly Feral Podcast is a religion podcast hosted by Louis Osborn, with 53 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

Louis Osborn hosts Formerly Feral Podcast, a religion show with 53 episodes published.

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  You were never a wretch.

  Oct 28, 20256 minS0

  <p>I think steadily saying something of value can drain a person. Unfortunately, the algorithm demands routine posting and the pressure that comes with it. I’ve learned that pouring from an empty cup can do violence to our souls. So I’ve been away for a bit. </p><p>The late Blaze Foley sang a song called Clay Pigeons and in it, he sings of being at an intersection, a crisis, a time of searching. A part of the song talking about what he’s going to be up to goes:</p><p>Feed the pigeons some clay, turn the ni...

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  My most controversial take

  Jun 4, 20255 minS0

  <p>I’m going to offer my most controversial take in the three years of doing this Substack: We have to schedule noticing joy and put it on the calendar. </p><p>I don’t mean create joy, it’s there, I mean merely notice it. </p><p>In our over-scheduled lives, usually only two things happen: Things we schedule and have to get done, or the things we do to avoid the tasks we have scheduled and need to complete.</p><p>So we’re either working on tasks or avoiding tasks. It’s working for the man or doom scrol...

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  What no one warned me about when moving to southern California

  May 20, 20255 minS0

  <p>When my wife and I told our friends we were moving to Southern California, the list of things I should be concerned about was long. I should worry about wildfires, earthquakes, the homeless crisis, the liberal direction of government, and the immigration crisis. We just passed the one-year mark here, and I realized I wasn’t warned about what’s been the most persistent concern.</p><p>It’s been said that we humans have a negativity bias. Maybe you know this phrase. </p><p>Negativity bias is “the human tendency to pay more attention to and give greater weight t...

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  The God who watches sparrows

  Apr 29, 20253 minS0

  <p>The fact that the bible says God watches the sparrows should surprise me more than it does. Folks who call themselves birders often don’t care much about sparrows. </p><p>When someone sees me carrying my camera, the first assumption is that I’m bird watching. (Second, that I’m paparazzi lol) I will often get stories about them seeing a bald eagle. It’s fine, but can I tell you I’ve never gotten a sparrow story? Not once. Lol</p><p>Here are a few sparrows I’ve seen. There might be as many as 13 near where you li...

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  Shared reverence

  Mar 12, 20254 minS0

  <p>I started riding a bike for my commute. Please don’t be impressed. It’s a pedal-assist cargo e-bike, so I’m not exerting myself too much. It’s a grocery getter, short-haul carrier bike that might be the most middle-aged purchase I’ve ever made. But the wind in my face, safely navigating around my neighborhood, town, and beyond has been a nice experience. Mostly. </p><p>I live where the weather favors biking or what I’ll call “exposed to the weather” travel. As a result, many other forms of transportation and hauling are used. It’s nothing to see ele...

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