web02.fireside.fm Wed, 20 May 2026 19:53:11 -0500 Fireside (https://fireside.fm) https://rooandthereverend.fireside.fm/tags/preteen Mon, 10 Aug 2020 07:00:00 -0500 Roo (Ruthie De Leon) and the Reverend (Dan De Leon), a daughter-and-dad band, combine vocal harmonies with keys, guitar, violin, and bass for songs ranging from alternative folk to acoustic rock and new wave. With Mac De Leon on drums, their LP, Of the Lion, moves from melancholy melodies—invoking Metric, The Smiths, The Sundays—to energetic hooks inspired by The Cure, Bob Mould, and Superchunk. en-us episodic A teen and her pastor parent share conversations and music Dan De Leon Roo (Ruthie De Leon) and the Reverend (Dan De Leon), a daughter-and-dad band, combine vocal harmonies with keys, guitar, violin, and bass for songs ranging from alternative folk to acoustic rock and new wave. With Mac De Leon on drums, their LP, Of the Lion, moves from melancholy melodies—invoking Metric, The Smiths, The Sundays—to energetic hooks inspired by The Cure, Bob Mould, and Superchunk. no music, music interviews, singer-songwriter, alternative, acoustic rock, folk pop, new wave, synth-pop Dan De Leon s-deleon@tamu.edu https://rooandthereverend.fireside.fm/5 158e7b62-c584-4ee8-ba6f-452e1887821f Mon, 10 Aug 2020 07:00:00 -0500 Dan De Leon full Dan De Leon Roo and the Preacher Dad kick off a 7- part series looking at issues of gender equality and equity based on a recent series of articles from the New York Times called, “In Her Words: 7 Issues, 7 Days.” This first episode looks at Emma Goldberg’s piece, “A World Made for Men,” and how women being underrepresented affects all of us. 31:02 no <p>Roo and the Preacher Dad kick off a 7- part series looking at issues of gender equality and equity based on a recent series of articles from the New York Times called, “In Her Words: 7 Issues, 7 Days.” This first episode looks at Emma Goldberg’s piece, “A World Made for Men,” and how women being underrepresented affects all of us. </p> gender, equality, equity, preteen, pastor, PK Roo and the Preacher Dad kick off a 7- part series looking at issues of gender equality and equity based on a recent series of articles from the New York Times called, “In Her Words: 7 Issues, 7 Days.” This first episode looks at Emma Goldberg’s piece, “A World Made for Men,” and how women being underrepresented affects all of us.

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]]> https://rooandthereverend.fireside.fm/4 27c357d2-ed5a-45d6-8e93-32802e73e2cd Mon, 29 Jun 2020 06:45:00 -0500 Dan De Leon full Dan De Leon A pre-COVID-19 convo about summer vacations, Roo's fear of humans dressed as animals, and our culture of gun violence. 18:45 no <p>We recorded this episode when Roo was 11 and just starting the 6th grade. The world was a few months away from being introduced to the coronavirus. A lot has changed since then in our conversational dynamic, and certainly with the culture we’re living in, but we thought it would be refreshing to share some hindsight perspective. So, on this episode we recap our summer vacation from August of 2019 at Universal Studios in Orlando, we discuss Roo’s fear of human beings dressed as animals, and we talk about gun violence and how it’s shaped our everyday lives. </p> summer, vacation, phobias, gun violence, preteen, pastor, PK We recorded this episode when Roo was 11 and just starting the 6th grade. The world was a few months away from being introduced to the coronavirus. A lot has changed since then in our conversational dynamic, and certainly with the culture we’re living in, but we thought it would be refreshing to share some hindsight perspective. So, on this episode we recap our summer vacation from August of 2019 at Universal Studios in Orlando, we discuss Roo’s fear of human beings dressed as animals, and we talk about gun violence and how it’s shaped our everyday lives.

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