# Patrick Spencer

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Podcast 720 – Patrick Spencer, Executive Director, Natural Cork Council

There will likely always be debates between the use of cork versus screw cap, glass and other enclosures. This time we take an in depth look at cork as Patrick Spencer, Executive Director of the Natural Cork Council is our guest this week. Cork is simply amazing and even better it is good for the […

Vino Lingo – “Lenticels” Patrick Spencer, Executive Director, Natural Cork Council

This week on our Vino Lingo segment we feature Patrick Spencer, Executive Director, Natural Cork Council, defining the term “Lenticels”.  Learn more by visiting naturalcorkcouncil.org

How Ancient Christian Writings Became Scripture | Ep. 2

This compelling episode of Scriptural Works takes listeners on a fascinating journey through the historical process of how ancient Christian writings evolved into sacred Scripture. Co-hosts Greg Camp and Patrick Spencer reveal that the Bible didn't simply "drop from heaven" but emerged through a co…

How Looking Back Engenders a New Beginning: John, the Gospel That Refuses to End | Dr. Patrick Spencer | Ep. 9

John 21 disrupts narrative flow with a “double ending”—first at 20:30–31, then restarting with “after these things,” creating a “blank” in reading. Spencer highlights intertextual echoes: the charcoal fire reversing Peter’s denial, the threefold love questioning countering his denial pattern, fishi…

Patrick Spencer: Oral History Interview

This interview is with Patrick Spencer of the Natural Cork Council. In this interview, Patrick shares his journey from restaurants to wine to cork. Patrick was born and raised in Conneticut, where his parents owned a "classic American steakhouse." He was involved in the restaurant world early on, a…

When the "Mad" Believed and the Faithful Struggled (Acts 12) | Dr. Patrick Spencer | Ep. 13

Acts 12 isn't only Peter's story—it's also Rhoda's. This episode explores how Luke inverts expectations through a marginalized enslaved girl who becomes the only person of genuine faith in the narrative. While the praying church dismisses her as "mad," Rhoda recognizes Peter's miraculous deliveranc…

Stereotyped "Huckster" Women at the Center of Acts 16 and Joshua 2 | Dr. Patrick Spencer | Ep. 17

When read through narrative and ethnographic lenses, Acts 16 becomes a clash of markets, bodies, and authority, not a tidy conversion script. Luke’s pacing (the Macedonian summons, the river encounter, the delayed house visit, the silenced slave girl, then the jail) keeps profit and control in view…

Pontic Hicks, an Alexandrian Intellectual, and 12 Ephesians in Acts 18 and 19 | Dr. Patrick Spencer | Ep. 18

What happens when an elite Alexandrian intellectual gets schooled by two nobodies from the backwaters of Pontus—and one of them is a woman? Luke knew exactly what he was doing. In Episode 18, Acts 18-19 gets torn apart to reveal that Luke wasn't just telling a story—he was detonating ancient assump…

Dr. Rick Goud: 1 in 3 Firms Hit with Data Sovereignty Incidents

In this Kitecast episode, Patrick Spencer sits down with Rick Goud, Kiteworks' Field CTO and a recognized European data sovereignty expert, to unpack findings from the Kiteworks Data Security and Compliance Risk: 2026 Data Sovereignty Report. The central paradox jumps off the page: Roughly 80% of t…

Bryan Cassady: AI Requires Humans and Guardrails

Host Patrick Spencer sat down with Bryan Cassady—director of the Global Entrepreneurship Alliance, eight-time founder, author of Cycles and The Generative Organization, and creator of the AI for Innovation Toolkit—to unpack why eight out of ten organizations still aren’t getting real business resul…