HeyJaredAnything But Architecture
This podcast exists to make the world beautiful and meaningful. Our civilization has become ugly and meaningless.
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S2E2b - Take Me Home - Part 2 (opens the original)
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Welcome back! Continuing our series on development in general - how Rural, Small Town, and City relate to one another - what they are and what they are for. In this episode we will focus in on small towns.
Inquisition of the Small Town Pastor (opens the original)
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To dive deeper into the small town, we’ve brought in Pastor Andrew Isker for a special bonus episode. Join Ned and Andrew as we get a pastor's view exploring the small town.Follow pastor Isker on X at @BonifaceOption. Tune in to his podcast at https://www.contramundumpod.com/
S2E2a - Take Me Home - Part 1 (opens the original)
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Welcome back! Continuing our series on development in general - how Rural, Small Town, and City relate to one another - what they are and what they are for. In this episode we will focus in on small towns.
Inquisition of the Country Road (builder) (opens the original)
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To wrap up the country road theme, we've brought in country road builder Rich Boureston - Owner of Gravel Driveway Recovery in Central Tennessee - for a special bonus episode. Join Ned and Rich as we talk about Country roads - ranging from the technical details of how they are made, to what roads are for, to how Rich is recovering the household economy as he builds and operates his generational family business.
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