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Tony Funderburk Posted on September 1, 2021 by TonySeptember 4, 2021
Interviewed dude with a good attitude

Last year I was interviewed by a fellow podcaster whose focus is on the Christian life. He sent me a list of questions he’d be asking during the podcast. And I wrote down my answers. After I was interviewed I kept these questions and answers… What is your daily routine?  Up at 4 to read & write my post for the day. Then, it’s … Read the rest…

Posted in Christian Articles, Colossians, podcasting, Rhyme and Reason | Tagged podcast, podcast interviews, the hope of the world
Tony Funderburk Posted on August 31, 2021 by TonyMarch 14, 2022
Worst times disconnect, so find love and respect

My Dad didn’t realize (he does now because he’s been in Heaven for 35 years) how deeply it hurt me when I knew I had made him mad at me. And he didn’t understand, at the time, how much I wanted to connect with him. Because, while I was a young boy, he was the authority I needed, wanted, and respected. So, those times … Read the rest…

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Tony Funderburk Posted on August 30, 2021 by TonySeptember 1, 2021
Income tax brackets and album jackets

Income tax brackets. Now, those three words should never go together. Because when they do, they inevitably invite confusion, envy, and thievery. And even knucklehead, one-track-mind musicians can figure that out. In fact, income tax brackets influenced the name of a #1 album. That album was called “Atlantic Crossing.” And it was number one on the UK charts on this day (August 30) back … Read the rest…

Posted in music history | Tagged music history, tax rate
Tony Funderburk Posted on August 29, 2021 by TonyAugust 30, 2021
On the radio but I know it was many years ago

49 years ago, today (August 28) there was a hit song on the radio about the joy of school being out for the summer. And I remember listening to it that summer. It definitely struck a chord with a lot of people. In fact, it was  #1 on the UK singles chart, 49 years ago, today, for Alice Cooper. Alice was a different guy … Read the rest…

Posted in Bible study, music history | Tagged hit song, radio show
Tony Funderburk Posted on August 28, 2021 by TonyAugust 30, 2021
Offbeat poetry for those protecting you and me

I’m a big fan of rhythm. In the motion of living and non-living creations. And in music. And even down to syllables in words. That’s because rhythm is more than beats. It’s movement. A syncopated representation of life itself. And that’s why it’s unusual for me to write offbeat poetry. But a few years ago, I was inspired to do just that for Memorial … Read the rest…

Posted in current events, Words and Music | Tagged not politically correct, stupid politicians, stupid stuff
Tony Funderburk Posted on August 27, 2021 by TonyAugust 29, 2021
Spiritual conflict in a worldly addict

Yesterday I talked about country music and how I’m a fan who’s not a fan. And today I’m gonna mention a guy whose music I like very much. Sting. I’m not a fan of his worldview, although, sometimes his lyrics reveal a hint of a spiritual conflict within himself I don’t think he realizes. But, back to my point for the day. That spiritual … Read the rest…

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Tony Funderburk Posted on August 26, 2021 by TonyAugust 29, 2021
Country music fan in a different kind of music man

If you’ve followed my blog or podcast for a while, you know I’m not a country music fan. And I could share a long list of songs that illustrate why I say that. But sure enough, somebody’s feelings would get hurt because I mentioned one of their favorites. So, I’ll skip the list. All that being said, I don’t dislike all country music. And … Read the rest…

Posted in music history, Words and Music | Tagged country music hits, top 40

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