The Color of Dust
Sam Kee, Seth Wieck, Matt Miller, mudhut, Jack BaumgartnerExploring the seen and unseen in the soil of art and agriculture with Jack Baumgartner, Seth Wieck, and Sam Kee.
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42. Pothole Eschatology
There are plenty of eschatological systems out there, but most of them, ironically, seem to put the apocalypse out of focus—and out of reach. In this episode, we introduce something we’re calling “pothole eschatology,” which makes the apoca...
41. Experiencing the Apocalypse through Art
It is easy to get caught-up with analyzing the book of Revelation, or to get sidetracked by the issue of “time.” Jack told us that his goal in painting “His Eyes Are Like a Fiery Flame” (2024) from Revelation 19 was first to create an exper...
40. The Manifestation of Eternal Presence in the World
We continue our discussion of Jack’s painting “His Eyes Are Like a Fiery Flame” (2024). We add to the conversation Seth’s recent essay “My Own Personal Apocalypse,” which you can read at his Substack In Solitude, For Company. Should we get ...
39. Behind the Scenes of Creativity
In this episode, Jack engages Sam and Seth in a candid conversation that was prompted by a listener's question about their lives outside of podcasting. They explore their respective careers, personal interests, and the significance of their...
Authors
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Machinist. Cohost of The Color of Dust Podcast with Jack Baumgartner and Seth Wieck.
Seth Wieck writes and lives in Amarillo, Texas. His debut poetry collection is forthcoming from Wiseblood Books in early 2026. He co-hosts the podcast The Color of Dust with Sam Kee & Jack Baumgartner.
Writer on ecology, letters, the Midwest. My book, Leaves of Healing: A Year in the Garden, is out now from Belle Point Press in 2024. matt-miller.org
christian visionary artist emilee verduin
Sheep farmer
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