I’m going to link to the original post for this one, you’ll want to check out the audio and show notes from this interview.
I had the wonderful opportunity this morning of interviewing Eric Odier-Fink of The Justice Clothing Company. Eric graciously gave me a bit of his time to answer some questions about Justice Clothing, Sweatshops, Unions and Fair Trade.
Listen to the Interview and read the shownotes here. 

Remember Josh, the guy I did the CRM (Corporate Responsibility Mondays) with a little while back? Well, him and his buddy Nick host a pretty popular podcast aimed at the “emerging” crowd. They’ve been on again off again, but always enjoyable, and with lot’s of interviews with “popular” folk. Anyways, Nick is heading to join an intentional community in Geneva called Shema, and is hoping to garner support through the podcast listeners, thus desiring to make the show a regular weekly event. Here’s were I come in.
As long as I …

Old Podcast I did, the most popular one was Christmas Bonus, who would have thought?!

For this week’s Flashback I thought I’d compile small collection of posts from January of ‘06 that created some interesting conversation. Here they are.
A short lived, but extremely popular podcasting series called Ask Mindy:
That’s right folks, after much begging, appealing and convincing, Mindy has reluctantly agreed to give us a few minutes of her time each week.
ASK MINDY will feature a three minute podcast with Mindy where she will answer a question presented by her husband Ariah, or maybe even emailed in by a listener. She’ll share her brilliance with …

UPDATE: This is from 2006, but I figure it would be worth reposting.
It’s a few weeks after MLK Day, but Zach and I took a little time last weekend to respond to some of the things we heard from others in response to MLK Day.
We’d love to hear your reaction to our thoughts and the things we’ve heard from others. Be sure to email us.
Thoughts on MLK

I know, I haven’t done a podcast in about a week, but I’m ready to start doing them more frequently. The plan is to do one daily podcast, somewhere between 1-5 minutes. Currently there are a great many way’s to get the podcast, which you can find on the Podcast page. I did want to share one exciting new way to catch up on the latest podcast: Call in!
Sitting bored at the bus stop, waiting room, work, rush hour traffic? Call +1 (818) 688-2764 and listen to the latest Thoughts …

With the daily podcast, Thoughts on the Journey, moving full steam ahead, I figured I should compile a show for all the current Trying to Follow podcast listeners. Basically this is a compilation of 6 of the daily podcasts I’ve been doing through the month of October. This is being posted in the podcast section so it will show up on the itunes podcast page for all my Trying to Follow listeners.

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I haven’t had time to sit and type as much this week, but I have been putting a lot of short podcast up at the new A Few Minutes with Ariah (the podcast). I figured I should take a minute to pitch it to you so you know some of what inticing sound bits are available:

A short Economic Lesson in Opportunity Cost - You might have learned about it in High School, but let me explain how it should impact your life. Be warned though, it forces you …

The daily minutes have been fun to do, especially with Mindy by my side. However, doing them daily has caused me to neglect my writing, or rather replace it. I still want to try and post one podcast a day, but I will no longer be posting it as an entry on this blog.
That’s an important change for you email subscribers (most of you), if you want to hear the podcast you’ll need to stop by the blog and listen on the player on the sidebar. Hopefully you do, because …

The daily podcast continues with some pretty harcore preaching on I John 3:
“This is how we know what love is: Jesus Christ laid down his life for us. And we ought to lay down our lives for our brothers. If anyone has material possessions and sees his brother in need but has no pity on him, how can the love of God be in him? 18Dear children, let us not love with words or tongue but with actions and in truth. This then is how we know that we …

Bryan and I discuss the importance of language. When your trying to be intentional about your living and the community your forming, even the language should be intentional. Listen in and then share with us your thoughts.
Only 14 minutes long…

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It took a little while, but I’m back in the podcasting world.
Bryan and I have decided to do a weekly podcast about our experiences living in this community that we’ve formed. Hopefully it will be something that is beneficial for both us and those who are listening in.
It’s gonna take us a little while to get in a groove, but I hope your ready for some great podcasts to come. Your really going to enjoy listening to Bryan, he’s very wise and has awesome stories. Stay tuned…

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The oh so regular weekly update:

Busy weekend
Way too much traffic, anyone want to support me?
Threads: Mission
Who Killed the Electric Car?
Money makes the world go around?
AllofMp3? Maybe it is legal?
Threads (It?s a ?Mosaic? thing)
Happy Birthday to my Brother?
I am not the Person I want to Become
That Naughty School might finally be shut down!

Now with some regularity:

New Look and an attempt at a blogroll?
Improv Everywhere: these are some funny folks
Not Ashamed Clothing
Rejoice with those who Rejoice: Whitney Cerak update
Tech Friday: Using Google Maps as Yellow Pages (Firefox only)
Whitney Cerak: An update on her condition
Left Behind Games: Get ready to vomit
Twin Towers wreckage being turned into a Weapon of War
Religion, Faith, Life and me
Whitney Cerak: Alive and in a coma

Unfortunately, I haven’t done this in a while. I try to summarize the last two weeks post in this podcast, and you can see the long list below. Take a listen and if you like anything then find and read the link to the article below.

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What a church should look like… (0)
Writing can be hard to do (0)
24: Season 2: This show is darn addicting. (0)
In the news today… (1)
I bought a bike… (1)
An explanation of that magazine’s name (1)
Anyone own access 2003? (0)
Laptop’s for the developing …

My co-host Zach has been quite busy in the recent month or so and though this is no excuse, we have been unable to do a podcast for quite some time. Fortunately, this dark period of audio silence might soon be coming to and end. The school year is almost over and that means a little breathing room for both of us.
We’ll see how full force the podcast returns, but at the least you can expect one this summer. Lately, we’ve been talking about finances and I’m sure that conversation …

This weekend Mindy participated in the Baccaluarate and Commencement at Wheaton College, her now alma mader.
The Baccaluarate message was titled: Donkey’s for Christ. The message was about Jesus riding in on a donkey on Palm Sunday. Basically the preacher was telling all these Wheaton College grads they where donkey’s for Christ. But when you think about it, college graduates from a presitigious school aren’t exactly ‘donkeys’ they’re more like throughbread stallions, so let’s quit with the fake humility.
Here’s Mindy and Ariah cooking and giving their thoughts on “Donkey’s for Christ.”
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The latest and greatest from Trying to Follow, now in podcast form. This 15 minute update fills you in on this week’s blog post and let’s you know if you want to spend time checking more of it out.

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For quick links to the stories:

Tech Friday: Text Substitution saves you time.
Short Video worth viewing
Wafa Sultan. Al-Jeezera interview
I want to write a book
John Francis, Planet Walker (geezmagazine)
Why I ditched Dave Ramsey
ads?
Global Warming Chevy Ads
Conscientious Objector
Watch your clock tonight.

And please leave your comments on the post, or if you like …

Once again I’m here to bring you the latest at Trying to Follow. The current update only includes five posts, but they are some good ones.

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For quick links to the stories:

5 Steps to Record a Skype Call with Audacity (FREE)
How to Read a book
Overflowmag to cover Soulforce at Wheaton
Cost of Living: dictated by values, not income.
Why I am was at Wheaton

And please leave your comments on the post, or if you like to talk leave a voicemail:(775) 370-6924

This might actually become a continual thing. The podcast is about ten minutes long and it’s just me briefly going over the posts that I wrote this past week. I only cover a tiny bit of what they are each about, but you can read them below if it peaks your interest.
If your listening to this let me know what you think. Should I go more indepth? Should I add other things? Let me know.

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Thanks for listening!