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Oct 27, 2026

Mike RuschHOST
1:47
We are listening to The Underview, an exploration in the shaping of our place.
Mike RuschHOST
1:51
My name is Mike Rusch, and today we come home.
Mike RuschHOST
1:54
When we started this season, we asked one question.
Mike RuschHOST
1:56
How does faith shape this place? Not whether faith is good or bad, not whose faith is right, but how does it shape the ground that we stand on, the schools our kids attend, and the land that gets bought and sold? Who gets a seat at the table, and who gets told to wait outside? We have asked this question of faith leaders across Northwest Arkansas.
Mike RuschHOST
6:06
So, Dr. Phillips, just welcome back.
Mike RuschHOST
6:08
We've had the privilege of having you here a few times before, and it's always been so well-received.
Mike RuschHOST
6:14
And I think as we start to kind of think about wrapping this season up, I wanted to come back to you to kind of help us recenter, if you will, all this conversation about faith here in Northwest Arkansas and in the South, conversations about, you name it, the gamut of how faith looks.
Mike RuschHOST
6:30
all kinds of different faith traditions.
Sean HamillGUEST
14:40
Depending on who you ask, there's 10 to 20 different competitors out there.
Sean HamillGUEST
14:43
Many of them don't even have their names on the boxes that hold the games.
Sean HamillGUEST
14:47
But they're all over the place.
Emily PrevitiHOST
14:49
I think I've encountered one of those stores before in Columbia in Lancaster County.
Tim NeedhamHOST
0:24
I am so excited today because we actually have one of the students in our program.
Tim NeedhamHOST
0:28
His name is Quentin Monden, and he serves as the executive director of the Sibling Transformation Project in Ohio.
Tim NeedhamHOST
0:37
He also happens to be on the board of directors for the NAMI out of Ohio, which is the National Alliance for Mental Illness.
Tim NeedhamHOST
0:46
And he also serves on the board for the Ohio Sibs Project, which serves Ohio families with siblings who have disabilities.

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Quentin MondenGUEST
12:00
Yeah, when I first started, this was like, technically two years now.
Quentin MondenGUEST
12:05
So I was back in 2024.
Quentin MondenGUEST
12:08
As I was transitioning in, the founder, director of STP, Civic Transformation Project, they... gave me a list of names, emails that I could reach out to.
Quentin MondenGUEST
12:22
And honestly, you know, Claire, that's their founder and first director of SCP.
speaker_2SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
6:22
Yeah, too lucky.
speaker_2SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
6:24
Who is it? Name's Vaughn.
speaker_2SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
6:25
Terry Vaughn.
speaker_2SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
6:26
Singer at one of the clubs here.
speaker_9SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
9:15
Why do you want to interview me?
Alan LaddSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
9:17
Oh, lots of reasons, Miss Vaughn.
speaker_9SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
9:18
Name one.
Alan LaddSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
9:19
Well, I heard you were very lucky today.
Scott MitchellHOST
28:06
So I thought, well, let's look up that phrase, the names of blasphemy, because in the Greek, the word names of blasphemy is onama blasphemia.
Scott MitchellHOST
28:20
Onoma, blasphemia.
Scott MitchellHOST
28:22
It's almost like blasphemy is a Greek word.
Scott MitchellHOST
28:25
It comes straight from the Greek.
Scott MitchellHOST
28:59
That just sounds to me like what's proliferating today in this pandemic of deception.
Scott MitchellHOST
29:05
Men are no longer afraid to speak up and speak blasphemous heresies against the God of heaven, the God of creation, the God of the Bible, because they're filled with their own self-importance and pride that makes them think their intellect is sufficient to become an expert in the matter, which brings me to the Dunning-Kruger effect.
John PottsHOST
29:28
Real quick before you move on, do you think that the names, so it's Onoma Blasphemia, which is a name, which like you said, mentions like authority or character.
John PottsHOST
29:37
So that's almost like a surname or particularly can be right.
Katie NelsonHOST
5:32
And I'm Olivia Mikkel.
Katie NelsonHOST
5:33
And this is What's Her Name? Fascinating women you've never heard of.
speaker_2NARRATOR
5:38
What's Her Name?
Katie NelsonHOST
5:42
Here we gather in a gorgeous, moody garden cemetery in Salem.
Katie NelsonHOST
5:48
Peak fall.
EricPANELIST
7:49
Either just personality-wise or breath-wise or...
AdamHOST
7:55
Name-wise or...
AdamHOST
7:57
Yeah, you name it, it's just like,
EricPANELIST
7:59
I used to think I was the bad guy in our group, but I don't even...
RhianHOST
9:04
Have you ever had anything like completely wild and out there?
PaulHOST
9:07
What, name-wise?
RhianHOST
9:08
Name-wise or just like any saying that they wanted.
PaulHOST
9:12
We have had sayings, actually.
PaulHOST
9:13
But I mean, we obviously have the will you marry me, which is always a lot of space.
Roy RowanNARRATOR
0:21
The Adventures of Philip Marlowe.
Roy RowanNARRATOR
0:32
Now, with Gerald Moore, starred as Philip Marlowe, we bring you tonight's exciting story, The Name to Remember.
Roy RowanNARRATOR
0:39
The
Ruth DunnVOICE_ACTOR
0:42
Name to Remember
Philip MarloweVOICE_ACTOR
0:49
The big clock at the far end of the Beverly Room cocktail lounge with the opaque glass ice cubes where there should have been numbers said it was 20 after 5.
Philip MarloweVOICE_ACTOR
0:57
That meant my new client, Eddie Millett, was late.
CaldwellHOST
1:31
Welcome to a magical place where dice are rolled and stories are told.
CaldwellHOST
1:41
welcome to the fantastic castle previously on the fantastic castle Our three heroes, Name, the human paladin.
CaldwellHOST
2:06
Hi.
CaldwellHOST
2:07
Galena, the minotaur bard.
CaldwellHOST
4:16
You see Barnaby says, catch me, catch me.
CaldwellHOST
4:19
Ha ha.
CaldwellHOST
4:20
And then as he does, he calls up to Name, who I believe is the last person left up at the top, and says, grab some of those horse orbs if you can.
CaldwellHOST
4:29
We'll use them to escape.

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