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Each Friday, your friends at Preachy offer you something of a meditation for your weekend. This Friday we’ve got a sequel to our Joy playlist. Hope you enjoy.

Each Friday, your friends at Preachy offer you something of a meditation for your weekend. We oopsed this Friday’s post, which was intended to be a hardcore playlist, maybe for stoics — an homage to our Monday post. So here it is on Saturday. Hope you enjoy.

Each Friday, the folks at Preachy will offer you something of a reflection for your weekend. Since we missed this past Friday, we’re offering this playlist today. Co-editor Mike Kanin was so inspired by Joe MacLeod’s Monday Thought about Bela Lugosi as Jesus that he made a playlist about it. We hope you enjoy it.

Each Friday, the folks at Preachy will offer you something of a reflection for your weekend. Since we missed this past Friday, we’re offering this playlist today. It’s from Salawu Olajide, our colleague at Olongo Africa, who is also the author of Death to the Baobobs! We hope you enjoy it.

Each Friday, the folks at Preachy will offer you something of a reflection for your weekend. This Friday we offer a playlist about transitions.

Each Friday, the folks at Preachy will offer you something of a reflection for your weekend. This Friday we offer a playlist built on joy.

Each Friday, the folks at Preachy will offer you something of a reflection for your weekend. This Friday, we present the work of Green-House, for, you know, good vibes. Enjoy.

Welcome to Preachy’s Sunday School. Most of the time, you’ll find testimony about religious experience in this space. But we’re kicking things off with a playlist. Here goes:

Each Friday, the folks at Preachy will offer you something of a reflection for your weekend. This Friday, Judith Joseph — author of this Monday’s Preachy post — offers a playlist to go along with her piece, and maybe one of your walks.

Each Friday, the folks at Preachy will offer you something of a reflection for your weekend. This Friday, J.S.E Saheb — author of this Monday’s Preachy post — offers a playlist to go along with his piece.