
Plain Values Podcast
The most inspiring and heartfelt podcasts you’ll ever listen to.
Plain Values
Show overview
Plain Values Podcast launched in 2025 and has put out 52 episodes in the time since. That works out to roughly 55 hours of audio in total. Releases follow a weekly cadence.
Episodes typically run an hour to ninety minutes — most land between 50 min and 1h 31m — though episode length varies meaningfully from one episode to the next. None of the episodes are flagged explicit by the publisher. It is catalogued as a EN-language Society & Culture show.
The show is actively publishing — the most recent episode landed 4 days ago, with 34 episodes already out so far this year. Published by Plain Values.
From the publisher
The most inspiring and heartfelt podcasts you’ll ever listen to. Hosted by Plain Values magazine Publisher Marlin Miller, he regularly interviews the people with the stories, wisdom, and advice we all need to hear.
Latest Episodes
View all 52 episodesEP #44 - Regenerative Agriculture, Plant Immunity, and Faithful Stewardship
Minute with Marlin EP #8 - A Mother’s Faith and the Child Who Wasn’t Supposed to Walk
EP #43 - A Lifetime of Radio Broadcasting, Faith, and Family w/ Mark Zimmerman
Minute with Marlin EP #7 - One Penny Postage!
EP #42 - From Foster Care to Ukraine, One Yes at a Time w/ Jed Johnson
Minute with Marlin Ep #6 - I Can Hardly Wait
EP #41 - From Refugee Roots to a Regenerative Homestead w/ Sophia Eng | Plain Values
Minute with Marlin EP #5 - God Moves in a Mysterious Way
EP #40 - Building a Family and a Legacy of Generosity w/ Derek & Lisa Guyer
Minute with Marlin EP #4 - Put Down the Screen and Pick Up a Real Book
EP #39 - Dead for 35 Minutes and the Miracle That Followed w/ Jimmy & Becky Mast
Minute with Marlin EP #3 - Don’t Miss the Awe Right Outside Your Door
EP #38 - From Addiction to Adoption Ministry w/ Larry Yoder | Pure Gift of God
Minute with Marlin EP #2 - A Little Bit of Humility Can Go a Long Way
EP #37 - Walking Through Grief with Faith and Honesty w/ Marlin Beachy
Minute with Marlin EP #1 - A Small Act of Kindness Can Go a Long Way
EP #36 - Jerry D. Miller: Getting Through the Hardest Days on the Homestead
EP #35 - The Radical Truth About Christian Missions | Aaron and Katie Ficker
EP #34 - Linda Kate: As Compassionate as a Judge

Ep 33EP #33 - Brian Dahlen: What it Means to Follow Christ in a Complicated World
In this episode of The Plain Values Podcast … Marlin invites listeners into a warm, wide-ranging conversation with his friend Brian Dahlen.Brian spent 17 years hosting live radio for Moody Radio in Cleveland and Chicago. Known for his quick thinking and kind presence behind the microphone, he joins Marlin for breakfast and shares stories from his life … from growing up in Minnesota, teaching high school social studies, to the unexpected journey that led him into radio.The two friends talk about everything from European travels and Renaissance art to the challenges of family life, raising children (including a daughter serving in the 82nd Airborne), and the deep questions of faith, manhood, and what it means to follow Christ in a complicated world.Brian opens up about the spiritual tension of live radio, the beauty and brokenness of family relationships, and the importance of humility and honest conversation in the Christian life. The discussion touches on pain as God’s invitation to grow, the reality of human depravity, and the freedom found in surrendering our own ideas to Scripture.Whether you’ve ever felt the pull between city life and a quieter calling, wrestled with big theological questions, or simply enjoyed thoughtful dialogue between friends, this episode offers encouragement and reflection.If this conversation filled your coffee cup, we would humbly invite you to leave a thoughtful comment below and please, don’t be shy … the Like and Subscribe buttons help more friends find this episode. We’re always looking for more friends.Learn more about Brian Dahlen at https://www.clevelandministrycollective.orgLearn more about Plain Values at https://plainvalues.com