Great Work Audio

weszily
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Welcome to “Great Work Audio,” a podcast where host weszily brings new life to the greatest works of the public domain. Whether he is on or off script, with or without guests, the idea of “great work” can also be open to interpretation. Therefore, there’s enough room for spontaneous surprise-and-delight and who-knows-what-else as long as we can tie it back to the idea of “great work.” 😄 Whether we stick to our routine or we exercise spontaneous-mental-gymnastics: at the end of the day, let’s be sure that we can honestly say to ourselves, “Hey, nice job. 👍🏽 Great work!” 💕

  1. 07/02/2023

    [16] A Harmony of the Gospels (audiobook, part 16)

    As described from the trailer (“Introducing A Harmony of the Gospels”) of this series, this is the sixteenth part of my audiobook presentation of this great written work of the public domain. And now this is the final part! We have reached the end of Jesus’ earthly story. This sixteen-part-series is a straightforward presentation of “A Harmony of the Gospels” focusing on the written records of the life-story of Jesus Christ without any added commentary or discussions. My sources of reference are from A. T. Robertson’s “Harmony of the Gospels,” published in 1922, and the World English Bible which is also part of the public domain. This episode’s verses are:

    36 min

  2. 07/01/2023

    [15] A Harmony of the Gospels (audiobook, part 15)

    As described from the trailer (“Introducing A Harmony of the Gospels”) of this series, this is the fifteen part of my audiobook presentation of this great written work of the public domain. This multiple-part-series is a straightforward presentation of “A Harmony of the Gospels” focusing on the written records of the life-story of Jesus Christ without any added commentary or discussions. My sources of reference are from A. T. Robertson’s “Harmony of the Gospels,” published in 1922, and the World English Bible which is also part of the public domain. This episode’s verses are: Mark 14:26, Mark 14:32-36, Luke 22:43-45, Matthew 26:40-46, John 18:2-9, Mark 14:44-45, Matthew 26:50-56, Mark 14:51-52, John 18:12-14, John 18:19-23, Mark 14:53, Mark 14:55-65, John 18:15-18, Mark 14:66-68, Matthew 26:71-73, Luke 22:60-62, Luke 22:66-71, Matthew 27:3-10, John 18:28-38, Matthew 27:12-14, Luke 23:5-12, Mark 15:6-8, Luke 23:13-15, Matthew 27:17-21, Luke 23:18-19, John 19:1-15, Matthew 27:24-25, Luke 23:24-25.

    29 min

  3. 06/28/2023

    [14] A Harmony of the Gospels (audiobook, part fourteen)

    As described from the trailer (“Introducing A Harmony of the Gospels”) of this series, this is the fourteenth part of my audiobook presentation of this great written work of the public domain. This multiple-part-series is a straightforward presentation of “A Harmony of the Gospels” focusing on the written records of the life-story of Jesus Christ without any added commentary or discussions. My sources of reference are from A. T. Robertson’s “Harmony of the Gospels,” published in 1922, and the World English Bible which is also part of the public domain. This episode’s verses are: Mark 14:3-17, Luke 22:14-16, Luke 22:24-30, John 13:1-20, Mark 14:18-21, John 13:23-38, Luke 22:35-38, Luke 22:17-19, Mark 14:23-25, and John 14–17

    39 min
  4. 🕊️ 🙏🏽 ❤️‍🩹 😔 💐 Andrew 3.0

    06/06/2023 ·  Bonus

    🕊️ 🙏🏽 ❤️‍🩹 😔 💐 Andrew 3.0

    It’s close to midnight on a work night, and I just found the last recording I have of my guy, Andrew, and I. He unfortunately, 😔 tragically, and suddenly passed away a few months ago. Sadly, that’s the end of that book: the Memory Book … The Run It Back podcast show with Andrew 2.0 and “the Wes of ‘Y’” … 💭 We shared a lot of reminiscent stories. I talked about throwing a reunion party… 💭 I’ve been on my own personal reunion things. I’ve also been rejoicing with my family and friends about my sister becoming a newlywed. 😇🙂 I don’t know why I can’t push myself to finish the Harmony of the Gospels series. But maybe I needed to post this episode first. ❤️‍🩹 🙏🏽 I’ve also been playing a little bit with recording more personal experiences and sharing more everyday thoughts. 🗣️👂🏽And similarly, I’ve been learning the Don Quixote story 🙃 💭 which I think is a collection of stories from a hopeless-romantic who is the collector of those stories? I’m much more familiar with the story of Jesus Christ than of Don Quixote, but I’m open to new novel ideas. After “Don Quixote,” I’ll be looking at “The Picture of Dorian Grey” and “Wuthering Heights” and … 💭 🤷🏽‍♂️ maybe something autobiographical by Simone Weil first? — because she is “more truly a lover of the people than most who call themselves Socialist, and simultaneously more truly a lover of order and hierarchy than most who call themselves Conservative” — T. S. Eliot

    20 min

  5. 05/06/2023

    story time with weszily, another intermission from “A Harmony of the Gospels” [b]

    This episode is another interlude from the “Harmony of the Gospels” series I’ve been sharing. It’s another heart-to-heart moment to give some more context, insight, perspective, and things like that… Please take a moment to connect with me @weszily on Pinterest or Twitter or Instagram or TikTok (or YouTube or Twitch or Reddit or my Facebook page) — or is there no one listening still?

    29 min

  6. 05/05/2023

    [13] A Harmony of the Gospels (audiobook, part thirteen)

    As described from the trailer (“Introducing A Harmony of the Gospels”) of this series, this is the thirteenth part of my audiobook presentation of this great written work of the public domain. This multiple-part-series is a straightforward presentation of “A Harmony of the Gospels” focusing on the written records of the life-story of Jesus Christ without any added commentary or discussions. My sources of reference are from A. T. Robertson’s “Harmony of the Gospels,” published in 1922, and the World English Bible which is also part of the public domain. This episode’s verses are: Luke 20:27-40, Mark 12:28-37, Matthew 23, Mark 12:41–13:20, Matthew 24:24-31, Luke 21:28-32, Matthew 24:35-41, Mark 13:33-37, and Matthew 24:43–26:5.

    32 min

  7. 05/04/2023

    [12] A Harmony of the Gospels (audiobook, part twelve)

    As described from the trailer (“Introducing A Harmony of the Gospels”) of this series, this is the twelfth part of my audiobook presentation of this great written work of the public domain. This multiple-part-series is a straightforward presentation of “A Harmony of the Gospels” focusing on the written records of the life-story of Jesus Christ without any added commentary or discussions. My sources of reference are from A. T. Robertson’s “Harmony of the Gospels,” published in 1922, and the World English Bible which is also part of the public domain. This episode’s verses are: John 11:55–12:11, Luke 19:29-44, Matthew 21:10-17, Mark 11:12-14, John 12:20-50, Mark 11:19-32, and Matthew 21:27–22:22,

    25 min

  8. 05/03/2023

    [11] A Harmony of the Gospels (audiobook, part eleven)

    As described from the trailer (“Introducing A Harmony of the Gospels”) of this series, this is the eleventh part of my audiobook presentation of this great written work of the public domain. This multiple-part-series is a straightforward presentation of “A Harmony of the Gospels” focusing on the written records of the life-story of Jesus Christ without any added commentary or discussions. My sources of reference are from A. T. Robertson’s “Harmony of the Gospels,” published in 1922, and the World English Bible which is also part of the public domain. This episode’s verses are: Matthew 19:1-12, Mark 10:13-31, Matthew 20:1-16, Mark 10:32-52, and Luke 19:1-28.

    18 min
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Welcome to “Great Work Audio,” a podcast where host weszily brings new life to the greatest works of the public domain. Whether he is on or off script, with or without guests, the idea of “great work” can also be open to interpretation. Therefore, there’s enough room for spontaneous surprise-and-delight and who-knows-what-else as long as we can tie it back to the idea of “great work.” 😄 Whether we stick to our routine or we exercise spontaneous-mental-gymnastics: at the end of the day, let’s be sure that we can honestly say to ourselves, “Hey, nice job. 👍🏽 Great work!” 💕

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  • Creator
    weszily
  • Years Active
    2020 - 2023
  • Episodes
    73
  • Rating
    Explicit
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    © weszily
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