The Salty Gaijin

Brittany Linder
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The Salty Gaijin

The Salty Gaijin Podcast shares the lifestyle of a Christian missionary who seeks to meaningfully engage with Japanese culture and the greater global cultural moment. The host, Brittany, discusses various topics (from anime to Japanese culture to the American church) as mini "culture studies" through a Christian perspective.

  1. 1 OCT.

    Overwork is Overrated: Work Culture in Japan, the U.S., and Ministry

    Send us a textIn this episode, Brittany addresses the issue of overwork in Japan, the U.S., and ministry. While some of the statistics may seem a bit distressing on the surface, there’s also hope for work. As always, Brittany looks at how the Bible talks about work and explores how God has redeemed work for us. Work is good! Overwork is what’s unhealthy for us. --------------------Show Notes and References:How overwork is literally killing us - BBC WorklifeAmerican Work Habits People in ...

    58 min

  2. 12/09/2023

    "Demon Slayer," Season 3: Femininity, Disability, Trauma, and Jesus-Archetype 2.0

    Send us a textWe're back with my friend Rei to discuss Demon Slayer (again)! The most recent season was jam-packed, full of new characters and new troubles. But we were most surprised by the discussions that season 3 stirred up. Rei and Brittany get deep with some hard-hitting topics: female expectations in media, addressing disability and the treatment of disabled people, and defining clinical trauma and its characteristics. Plus, have we found a new Jesus-archetype in Demon Slayer? **Spoile...

    1 h 38 min

  3. 01/08/2023

    Crazy Summer and The Importance of Sabbath Rest

    Send us a textIn this episode, Brittany shares a little bit about what’s going on in her life this summer. Her church has been hosting two college interns, and extreme heat has overtaken the Kansai area. Plus, after 3.5 years, Brittany finally caught COVID-19. Being sick at home for a week gave her a lot of time to think, especially about Sabbath rest. Take a listen to find out some of the reasons why keeping the Sabbath is so important (for Christians and non-Christians alike).---Show Notes ...

    33 min

  4. 16/05/2023

    AI Generators and the Relationship Between Creation and Creator

    Send us a textIn this episode, Brittany discusses the recent boom in AI generators. She shares her perspective on the pros and cons of AI generators from the perspective of a writer and content creator, walks through some of the legal and ethical questions surrounding AI-generated content, and addresses the ultimate question: will AI take over the world? Looking at the biblical concepts of God and creation in Genesis 1 and 2, Brittany makes her case for humanity over AI.Music by Oleksii Kaplu...

    50 min

  5. 18/10/2022

    Is Putin a Christian?? : The Russian Orthodox Church and a Christian response to the war in Ukraine

    Send us a textIn this episode, Brittany tackles a rather serious topic this time around: Putin and the war between Russia and Ukraine. Putin’s actions are a mystery to many of her English students, prompting them to ask, “Is Putin really a Christian?” Putin seems to have strong support from the head of the Russian Orthodox Church, so what does that mean for the Church? Are Christians okay with this invasion of Ukraine and the commencing war? After some research, Brittany attempts to address t...

    55 min

  6. 09/08/2022 · BONUS

    Special Episode: Sado and Shalom

    Send us a textIn this special bonus episode, Brittany shares one of the many messages she has given as a missionary. In July, Brittany had the privilege of speaking at a tea ceremony event (sado or chado in Japanese) held by her church in Japan. After studying the Zen Buddhist roots of Japanese tea ceremony, she considers the main principles of sado with a Christian, biblical perspective. And that led her to the concept of shalom, or “peace” in Hebrew. ---Show Notes and References:Click ...

    12 min

  7. 31/05/2022

    The Gifts (and Challenges) of Bilingualism

    Send us a textIn this episode, Brittany takes on the topic of bilingualism, addressing some of the benefits and difficulties of being bilingual. What’s the difference between translation and interpretation? How could God use bilingualism for His kingdom purposes? Brittany tackles these questions, throwing in a few anecdotes about her own experience being bilingual in English and Japanese. --------------------Show Notes and References: Walter Benjamin, "The Task of the Translat...

    32 min

  8. 12/04/2022

    Mochitsuki, Food and the Gospel

    Send us a textIn this episode, Brittany shares her experience pounding out mochi (glutinous rice), and discusses the influence of food in bringing people together. She also delves into the role of food in the Bible and its deep connection to the Gospel of Jesus Christ. -------------------- Show Notes and References:Nakatanidou → mochi shop in Nara City, Nara, JapanInterview with Kendall Vanderslice → “The Gospel Is a Story of Meals” (John Hawbaker)We Will Feast: Rethinking Dinner, Worship, an...

    34 min
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The Salty Gaijin Podcast shares the lifestyle of a Christian missionary who seeks to meaningfully engage with Japanese culture and the greater global cultural moment. The host, Brittany, discusses various topics (from anime to Japanese culture to the American church) as mini "culture studies" through a Christian perspective.

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  • Création
    Brittany Linder
  • Années d’activité
    2022 - 2024
  • Épisodes
    14
  • Classification
    Contenu explicite
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    © 2024 The Salty Gaijin
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