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The True, the Good, and the Beautiful are as timeless a trio of concepts as Western culture has to offer. Since before Socrates, humankind has explored these virtues in an attempt to describe and categorize them. Our definitions of these concepts, moreover, have unceasingly changed over the ages and across continents.

Welcome to reFRAMED: Preservation for a New Day, where what's old is new again! In each episode, Colorado's State Historic Preservation Officer, Dawn DiPrince, chats with key figures to discover what it takes to save Colorado's most iconic architecture through adaptive reuse. What did it used to be? What is it now? How did this happen? It's history and heritage for all! Brought to you by History Colorado.

Tech Reframed unpacks the business and culture of tech and how the tech we use every day, impacts our lives, culture and society. It balances approachability with authoritative factual presentation to help foster an informed community. Join the journey at https://reframed.co

A deep dive into the technology that powers our lives. Join us every week as we speak to the brands and companies that are using technology to change the world as we know it. techreframed.substack.com

Unraveled, Untamed, & Unashamed Season 1 Episode 1 – Christina Baker, creator and host of this new series, dives into to some unchartered and difficult territory. The goal of this series is to for our listeners to unravel some of your limiting and destructive beliefs, to allow yourself to consider untamed and novel thoughts, to let go of the things that aren’t working and to live unashamed and authentically you. Join us today as guest Jill DuBois and I take a trip down memory lane of growing up Southern Baptist and how we both found our unique and unboxed style of faith.

ReFramed is a podcast and vodcast series brought to you by Attitude Foundation. The series primarily explores the representation of people with disability in TV & Film.Join Jason Clymo (series host), his co-hosts (Robyn Lambird & Steph Dower), and a number of fantastic special guests - as we analyse, praise and critique disability representation and inclusion in films and TV shows. The series is available on Youtube (captioned) and all your favourite podcast apps.

Topics that are hot, with a lot of thought. An intersectional and nuanced discussion by two academics who think education should be accessible to all

David Dark is one of today's most respected thinkers, public intellectuals, and cultural critics at the intersection of faith and culture. Since its original release, Dark's Life's Too Short to Pretend You're Not Religious has become essential for those engaged in the conversation on religion in contemporary American society. Now, Dark returns to his classic text and offers us a revised, expanded, and reframed edition that reflects a more expansive understanding, employs inclusive language, and tackles the most pressing issues of the day.