We hope you’re loving the early access version of the site. It’s time to start earning your pay. We’ve got a couple of really quick poll questions as we plan for the future of this community. Depending on how this goes, I’m hoping to do a few more of these in the coming days.
Which of our podcasts do you make a habit of listening to (when they're available)?
Sound of Sanity
The World We Made
Practical Ecclesiology
Monumental
The Bookening
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Were you aware that Sanityville is a fictional location in our Sound of Sanity podcast?
I don’t listen to Practical Ecclesiology unless the subject catches my interest. There’s a good bit there that seems specifically geared towards pastors/church leadership, and that’s not me. Everything else, though, I listen to, with varying levels of enthusiasm. The Bookening is my favorite.
The world we made was my gateway drug. Listen to SOS and bookening as they come out as well as catching up on older episodes. Just started Practical Ecclesiology from the beginning. Honestly didn’t know Monumental existed
So now I’m curious what the actual statistics are for these five podcasts – it may give useful information regarding how the sanity site community differs from the larger WarHornVerse
I bet it lines up pretty well. As the results are now, I think the results line up with the expected side of the target audience (accounting for the fact that audiences for podcasts and Reformed theology skew toward men, demographically). PE leads over TB, because more people go to church than read important fiction.
I always listen to The World We Made, and others I pick and choose - most often Practical Ecclesiology and Sound of Sanity. I do not use an app as I have a $30 basic MP3 player rather than using my phone. More convenient that way.
I listen have listened to all of Sound of Sanity and The World We Made and I’m working through The Bookening. The Bookening is harder because I stop anytime there may be spoilers for a book I haven’t read lol