
Thousands of people are introduced to tentmaking through podcasts published by Tent Brazil and irmaos.com.
“Podcasts are an incredible way of communicating that is growing around the world,” says Tent Brazil’s director, Gustavo Borges. A friend of his, Paulinho Degaspari, is a podcast pioneer in Brazil. His 14-year-old podcast channel is reaching a wide audience across the 200-million South American nation. Together with Tent he is now offering a series of podcasts called “Jet lag” through his channel.
“We invite people who share the Gospel as they work or study outside of Brazil to tell their stories. The program is held in a light and funny way, still providing a lot of rich content. For now, we have made 12 Jet lag episodes. One of them is in English containing the story of a man from Canada who accidentally became a tentmaker in Asia,” states Borges.
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