Anitta Trotter April 1st, 2008

Hi Steve
I was looking at the list of interviews – specifically for the interview with Tim Huff. It's not on the list. Why not?
Where can I find the link?
Blessings
Anitta
PS My husband volunteers with one of Tim's ministries in Toronto (Light Patrol) and said Tim probably DID dress up for the interview!

Erik April 2nd, 2008

Yeah, sometimes we make things too dang complicated. The Brown Sessions are interviews…just interviews. Now, while we did interview Tim, you won't find him here on The Brown Sessions page. He was on the talk show, Steve Brown Etc. (along with other non-interview type stuff). So Tim's interview is archived on the Steve Brown Etc. page.

In the interest of getting you what you want without further delay, here you go Anitta…

Click here.

P.S. For anyone else that we're confusing, we'll try to get it together, but in the meantime, the search window in the upper left of the page usually works pretty good…usually.

Steve Brown Etc. » Blog Archive » Steve Brown Etc. Pop Program Archive October 23rd, 2008

[...] For more interviews with great guests like Mark Driscoll, Renée Altson, Donald Miller, Dan Allender, Anne Lamott and way more, visit The Brown Sessions archive. [...]

Steve Brown Etc. » Blog Archive » Recover Your Good Heart - Jim Robbins on SBE July 24th, 2009

[...] Then, get more from Jim at RobbinsWritings.com and look for his entire interview with Steve next week on The Brown Sessions. [...]

davidjames March 1st, 2010

Hey Erik,
Just a thought, I was wondering why the sections and individual dated items of the show aren't archived/offered in ongoing dated lists? The "Updated Brown Sessions List" looks like an attempt at that but it is neither dated, complete, nor up-to-date by any stretch of the imagination. I am a major fan of the show and hopefully don't sound overly critical but I have often wonder why, for instance, to find an old SBE interview you have to page back endlessly, one page at a time, and even if you know there are multiple pages to go, you must scroll to the bottom of each and every page to get to the "previous page" button?? I really love listening to old stuff but can't always remember a key name or date and the archiving and search systems suddenly seem very "user unfriendly". Now my criticism would be more appropriate if I had a solution… if I were a web page whiz or more fluent in html… I surely would offer what I could. Sadly I am not. Am still a major fan and often a pain in the rear emailing in to remind someone that the Keylife page hasn't been updated or my CD is months late or something, I know …and yet, am always met with polite and helpful responses. These are just some thoughts for things that would benefit us the listeners and probably make a lot more work for you!
Thanks for letting me bend your ear
David

davidjames March 1st, 2010

P.S.
Don't know if you have ever seen Ravi Zacharias' site, RZIM? Their archiving system for the daily and weekly messages…"Just Thinking" and "Let My People Think"…are what I picture when I think of an archive. In no way am I making a put down comparison…it just seemed like a good example to clarify my previous grousing
Thanks again
David