Cooper & Cary Have Words Cooper & Cary
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James Cary and Barry Cooper are two English friends who live 4000 miles apart and enjoy theology, culture and the arts. Now they record themselves and call it a podcast. Thanks, internet.
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#173 Turn Your Life Up To Eleven (With Elizabeth Oldfield)
Cary has words with author, podcaster, failed atheist and former Director of Theos, Elizabeth Oldfield who looks at the seven deadly sins in her new book, Fully Alive: Tending to the Soul in Turbulent Times. 'This remarkable book points not to some unreachable ideal of life but to a deeper, more soulful and meaningful experience of the lives we're actually living.'- Oliver BurkemanGet it on Amazon UK here: https://amzn.to/3yrNL9pRead her weekly blog here: https://morefullyalive.substack.comTh...
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#172 Practically Protestant (In Every Way) (With Rhys Laverty)
What is Protestantism? And why are Protestants reluctant to use the term about themselves? Is it useful anymore? Rhys Laverty should know. He is Editor in Chief at Ad Fontes, Managing Editor at Davenant Press, and Director of Communications at the Davenant Institute. Find him and his work here: https://thenewalbion.substack.com/The Out of the Silent Planet book group is on Wednesday 26th June at 8.30pm UK time. Join us on Patreon to take part. https://www.patreon.com/cooperandcarySupport...
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#171 Drinking Your Culture Through a Straw (With Nate Morgan Locke)
Cooper, Cary and Morgan Locke talk about The State of the Culture, art, entertainment, distraction, addiction and whether dopamine is all that. Plus some EXCITING new jingles...Referring to this article: https://www.honest-broker.com/p/the-state-of-the-culture-2024And mentioning The Anxious Generation by Jonathan Haidt https://amzn.to/44c7PIzThe Out of the Silent Planet book group is on Wednesday 26th June at 8.30pm UK time. Join us on Patreon to take part. https://www.patreon.com/cooper...
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#171+ Drinking Your Culture Through A Straw (With Nate Morgan Locke)
Cooper, Cary and Morgan Locke talk about The State of the Culture, art, entertainment, distraction, addiction and whether dopamine is all that.
They refer to this article: https://www.honest-broker.com/p/the-state-of-the-culture-2024
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#170 Questioning Faith (With Randy Newman)
Cary has words with friend of the show, Randy Newman, author of Questioning Evangelism, Mere Evangelism and a new book about spiritual journey called, Questioning Faith. This is a conversation about how God uses us despite our terrible attempts at evangelism, and how non-believers are often stopped in their tracks by unexpected things. And it turns out there's one book by CS Lewis that neither Cary or Newman can understand or get into. Find out what it is in this episode.The Out o...
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REPLAY EASTER SPECIAL: #139 Did Jesus Descend Into Hell?
From November 2022. Cooper and Cary have words about THAT line in the Apostles' Creed. What exactly was Jesus doing between his death and resurrection?https://journal.rts.edu/article/he-descended-into-hell/Support the showThe Out of the Silent Planet book group is on Wednesday 26th June at 8.30pm UK time. Join us on Patreon to take part. https://www.patreon.com/cooperandcarySupport the Show.Unlock extended ad-free episodes, advance access, a huge episode archive, and bonus content, by su...
Customer Reviews
Great podcast
A few minutes in to my first listen, enjoying it already!
Love it!
One of my favourite podcasts, entertaining, engaging and thought provoking look at a variety of issues.
Always interesting and provocative
I have been listening to this Podcast since it’s start and it is - and always has been! - one of my favourites. The ‘words’ are accessible without being trivial or patronising (huzzah!), and Cooper and Cary are actually quite funny too. They’ve cut out a lovely little niche for themselves in the genre.