Because We're Not the Same Nathan Raymond Rae

This week, Nathan brings back Gordon Clark to talk about the value of cryptocurrency, how people can go about entering the market and participating in new innovations, and the potential cryptocurrency has to change the way we fundraise for mission trips.
If you're interested in hearing more about Gordon and how he knows Nathan, it is recommended that you check out Episode 017: Hermeneutics.

This week, Nathan brings on aspiring Toronto-based actor Donald Olango to talk about why he wanted to become an actor, how the pandemic has affected his career, what his thoughts are on race swapping characters, and the relationships he has with his agent and girlfriend, among other topics.
(Note: Due to Nathan staying at an Airbnb with an exceptionally crappy internet connection at the time of recording, he was forced to do this interview over the phone, leading to less-than-ideal audio quality. Please don't be too surprised.)
To learn more about Donald, you can find him on:
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This week, Nathan brings on missionary, author, blogger and speaker Matthew Karchner to have a conversation about Karchner's former life as a homosexual, and how he turned away from that lifestyle out of a conviction that participating in it involved sinning against God. Certainly, this discussion will not be controversial or inspire backlash in the slightest.
Please note that this episode contains mild language and anecdotal references to certain slurs. You have been warned.
To learn more about Karchner and his ministry, you can check out his work at https://exgaywitness.com/
And to listen to more episodes of this show that deal with the topic of homosexuality, you can listen to Episode 009: LGBT Christianity and Episode 030: "Heresy" - Part II.

The dictionary defines "catharsis" as "the process of releasing, and thereby providing relief from, strong or repressed emotions", but is it always necessary to have it in stories? Should we be content when our narratives resolve in a neat little finale? Or is it more important to have our tales be reflective pictures of the human condition? And is this just a recorded argument between two random dudes, or is there something more meaningful taking place? Find out as Nathan takes on the subject in a debate with psychology student Ricky Jesus, AKA "Tyler Saison".
Due to the nature of the discussion surrounding endings and how satisfying they are, the following episode contains spoilers for:
Memento (2001)Fight Club (1999)The Cider House Rules (1999)Game of Thrones (2011-2019)The Star Wars Sequel Trilogy (2015-2019)1984 (1949)Joker (2019)Macbeth (1606)
Please don't say you weren't warned about this beforehand.

This week, Nathan brings on software developer John Lee to talk about fate and free will, and how our successes and failures play off each other to show as an indication of where our destinies might lie.
To learn more about John Lee and the services he provides as a podcast app developer, you can find out more here: https://custommobile.app/

Born in Sri Lanka, living in France, Rashni Hewawasam was a medical student who decided to pivot her destiny into becoming a certified life coach. But in the middle of switching tracks, COVID arrived on the scene, vaccines came in within a year, and with all this flurry of activity, Rashni began seeking out answers to a situation that felt rather off. Now, her journey has resulted in her talking with a random podcaster from Canada by the name of Nathan Raymond Rae, sharing everything she knows about the medical industry and how our societies are being screwed over by mandatory vaccinations.
For more information on Rashni, you can find it through:
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