Greg Richter (host); Laura J. Axelrod (co-host)

Syncopator Familias

Religion EN ↓ 31 episodes

Parables from everyday life. A sometimes snarky, but always serious look at the religious landscape.

Author

Greg Richter (host); Laura J. Axelrod (co-host)

Category

Religion

Podcast website

gregrichtermedia.com

Latest episode

Nov 21, 2025

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Episodes

E6: It's Good If You Like It 11.08.2018

My early brush with death set me on a course toward knowing God that continues to this day. And he has used several sages throughout the years to pass his wisdom along.

E5 Free Will and Grace 03.08.2018

A look at how counterfactual conditionals might just solve the old debate between predestination and free will. Then again, the debate will probably rage on.

E4: What if self-aware machines aren’t devils, but gods? 28.07.2018

HAL 9000, Skynet and the Matrix were enemies of humanity. But in the real world, AI might just "love" us to death.

E3: How I Gave Up Anger for Lent &Took Up Praying for My Enemies 21.07.2018

I like getting angry and holding grudges way more than I like candy or television, so clearly that would be a much bigger sacrifice. (Image public domain, “The Chicago amateur base ball annual and inter-city base ball association year book” 1904)

Episode 2: Parable of the Malfunctioning Air Conditioner 15.07.2018

Something's in the air (conditioning) -- and it's the key to living by faith.

Episode 1: The Bee Attitudes: O Death, Where Is Thy Sting? 09.07.2018

How my animosity toward badly behaving bees taught me I was being unforgiving to people who’ve wronged me

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