Today on the podcast, I'm chatting with my long-time friend, Kyle Whalum. Kyle is a world-class bassist (Katy Perry, Kelly Clarkson, The Voice, LeAnn Rimes, and SO many other artists), an Ultra Runner (watch his documentary here).

He's a dad of three, a husband to one, and he's one of my favourite people and dearest friends. This one goes all over the place in the best ways, and I absolutely LOVE it.This is a great chat. I'm so grateful we got the chance to sit down together and have it. Enjoy!

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Union. It was the point from the beginning. But our fractured vision keeps this union obscured from view. Contemplation heals our ways of seeing.

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peace and JOY!

For the past few weeks, I’ve been walking—not for exercise, not for productivity, but as a slow, embodied practice of contemplative listening. This episode is about what I’ve been learning—not through visions or breakthroughs, but through heat, cracked sidewalks, dead snakes, and the wonder of the incarnation.

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pt.3 in our EARTH & SKIES series.

are you afraid of the DARK?

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questions? email me at phil@theinsidejob.com.au

a conversation with my dad! in this chat, we reminisce over a story from the Cox Family archives and talk about the power of gratitude and inner narratives.

this is a fun one!

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Throughout the ancient Near East, creation stories share a common theme surrounding the act of NAMING. Their profound ideas still offer wisdom for us today. In this episode, we explore another profound word and idea from the Hebrew creation story found in Genesis 1. This is another part in the Earth and Skies series.

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In the story of creation found in Genesis 1, God creates a beautiful and fruitful universe in which humans and all living things can thrive. That’s where the story ends, but it begins with tohu va-vohu - an unproductive, disordered, and chaotic landscape. This desolate beginning point provides the raw materials the Divine uses to bring about something beneficial and good (and he can do the same for you).

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SO EXCITED for this one! Rob Bell is an official Insider (for today at least!) We're talking art, ancient wisdom, spaceships, and more.

I'm putting the video up here as well as on the youtube channel.

find all things ROB at his website robbell.com

Enjoy! I sure did.