The Beautiful Mess by John Pavlovitz Podcast

Authentic words for everyone trying to figure out the best way to be human. johnpavlovitz.substack.com

The Beautiful Mess by John Pavlovitz Podcast is a religion podcast hosted by Unknown Host, with 638 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.

Unknown Host hosts The Beautiful Mess by John Pavlovitz Podcast, a religion show with 638 episodes published.

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  A Pride Month Challenge To Would-Be LGBTQ Allies

  Jun 2, 20265 minS0

  <p></p><p>June is Pride Month, and straight people who consider themselves allies to our queer neighbors need to understand the implications for us in this iteration of America. </p><p>Yes, allyship is about rainbow flags, social media posts, and parade events, but it’s about a hell of a lot more than that. </p><p>To be a true LGBTQ ally right now means visibly and forcefully pushing back against the quickly metastasizing hatred throughout this country; the toxic flood of intellectual ignorance, archaic dogma, phobic fear, and inherited stupidity all being curated by the MAGA Republican Pa...

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  An American Mourning

  May 29, 20266 minS0

  <p>As someone whose life’s work is words, I confess that I’m increasingly at a loss for them. </p><p>And even in the moments when the words do come, they almost immediately feel obsolete. It’s become nearly impossible to wake up and comment on any specific human rights atrocity, any precise illegality, any single bastardization of the Christian faith, any individual act of Congressional malpractice. In the time it takes to assess one unprecedented act of governmental malfeasance, stop the spinning storm inside my head, and string together something resembling coherent thoughts, a half dozen infuriating, nausea...

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  I'm Not Afraid Of Artificial Intelligence; I'm Afraid Of Natural Stupidity

  May 27, 20265 minS0

  <p>AI is inevitable.</p><p>Well, at least, we're certainly being led to believe it is.</p><p>The message is everywhere right now.</p><p>It’s coming from tone-deaf University commencement addresses,from soulless techbro vampire startups,from morally bankrupt data center builders, from myopic local politicians,from woefully lazy journalists,and from massive organizations that have gutted their creative departments. </p><p>They want us to believe that the mighty horse of progress has left the barn; that the inexorable march toward the future has begun, and we’re either gonna figure out how to ride it o...

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  On Memorial Day and Every Day, Donald Trump is an Insult to Those Who Died Serving This Nation

  May 23, 20265 minS0

  <p>Picture someone you love who died serving this nation, or even someone you’ve never met.</p><p>Imagine them wherever they took their final breath on this planet: </p><p>Jumping into churning, frozen foreign seas in a screaming storm of artillery fire.</p><p>Shivering in a filthy trench in the terrifying blackness of an insect-blanketed jungle floor.</p><p>Leaping from a fire-engulfed plane into a disorienting maelstrom of explosions.</p><p>Crouched in the blazing sun within the crosshairs of a sniper perched 500 meters away.</p><p>Slowly withering away from malnutrition in anonymity and so...

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  Stephen Colbert and The Late Show's "Joy Machine" Won. Donald Trump and MAGA's Misery Movement Lost Again.

  May 22, 20266 minS0

  <p>Stephen Colbert’s The Late Show is over. </p><p>After 11 years and over 1,800 episodes, the final installment aired this week to great fanfare and emotion. The show’s premature demise was, of course, the direct result of Donald Trump’s eggshell-fragile ego and his complete inability to withstand criticism of any kind. </p><p>The joyless, narcissistic Man-Child-In-Chief has always despised people like Colbert, Jimmy Kimmel, and Jon Stewart; guys who possess a comfort in their own skin that he will never know, a razor wit that will always escape him, and an easy humanity that he is simply...

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