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Scientists and doctors agree: Pollution is killing Indians. In 2017, more than 1 million people in India died from pollution-related illnesses. But the Indian government denies any correlation. This year, exposure to pollution has also been linked to a higher number of COVID-19 cases and deaths related to the virus.Amidst a public health emergency, we’re revisiting an episode we first aired in February to examine the stark differences in how the air pollution crisis is affecting Delhi's rich and poor.In this episode: Neha Tara Mehta (@NehaTaraMehta), New Delhi native and Al Jazeera producer.For more:Delhi's Deadly AirConnect with The Take: Twitter (@AJTheTake), Instagram (@ajthetake) and Facebook (@TheTakePod).

What do we do when we feel bombarded by the various needs and asks in our world? Is it exciting for us - or a pain, a drain, and a time to complain? Amidst all of the noise, might we pause a moment? Did we somewhere along the way miss that God created giving as a beautiful part of His Kingdom and a way for us to honor Him and impact lives forever?In this week’s podcast, Michael encourages us to take Kingdom giving back from an enemy who has always wanted to distort and undermine its beauty. God made giving beautiful and He intends for it to be exciting, fulfilling, fruit- bearing and yes, a total blast!

Changing the world might be simpler than we think. Henna Maria is an activist, speaker, writer, and a practitioner of sacred healing arts, natural law and the Essene Way, and she believes we already have all the tools we need to turn fantasy into reality. We kick off the episode by exploring Henna’s journey as an activist, the causes she fights for and how she keeps her soul fueled. Together, we look at joy in its purest form, and how it can be used for the greater good.We talk about how Henna has been so effective as an activist, and how she spreads her message through a recipe of dialogue, inspiration and empowerment. As our conversation develops, we engage in the concept of free will, understand how global leaders are manipulating freedoms, and how we should be looking toward natural law for solutions to adversity. Amidst all the chaos though, Henna believes there are ways to improve our lives and the lives of those around us.Her formula is simple but requires discipline and belief, and today you’ll hear about how overcoming the fear of death is a liberating force which unlocks your potential to live a life of gratitude and reverence. Part of our quest as human beings is to maintain a balanced diet, nurture relationships and find spiritual fulfilment, all of which Henna has the roadmap to. We also delve into germ theory, make sense of the COVID-19 pandemic and come to grips with our inevitable relationship with viruses. Be sure to tune in with us!We hope you’ve enjoyed the first half of this podcast - if you’d like to listen to the rest, please visit the Evolve Network. The Evolve Network is now live at evolvenetwork.tv Subscribe for meal plans, recipes, cooking shows and our very own 'The Magic Pill' and 'The Magic Plant', as well as access to my favourite documentaries. The Evolve Network is also home to our full library of Podcasts. With new release podcasts airing first and in full on the channel. You can also watch selected Vodcast's in a video format! Enjoy this highlight of our podcast and head over to evolvenetwork.tv for the full Evolve podcast experience! I’d love to know your thoughts and experiences - join the conversation on my Facebook page - https://www.facebook.com/paleochefpeteevans. For more episodes of Evolve, find us on iTunes at https://apple.co/2NpsIba, Spotify at https://spoti.fi/2NpSiN0, Acast at https://play.acast.com/s/pete-evans, click the link on https://peteevans.com, or just look up "Evolve" in your favourite podcast app. I'd love to spread the knowledge in these podcasts far and wide. If you liked this episode, I'd love it if you could share it with your friends, and perhaps even leave a review on iTunes. This podcast is proudly presented by The Institute For Integrative Nutrition, or IIN for short. I've completed this amazing health training course through IIN, and I would thoroughly recommend it for anyone wanting to start a career in the health coaching and wellness space.This course is conducted over a year long period and it's constructed in a way that if you're a full time worker or a busy parent or wherever you are in... See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This weeks episode is dedicated to our listen of the week Nate from Twitter! Thank you for your suggestions and for reaching out to us, we hope you like the stories we chose! Sav starts us off with Amy Bishop, an intelligent woman with a batshit crazy side to her. Turns out Amy had had quite a surprising history with the law before her final and MOST batshit crime, shooting up the biology department faculty meeting at the University of Alabama where she had just been denied tenure. Mads tells us about Larissa Schuster. Larissa was also an intelligent woman, very wealthy and domineering. Amidst a rather messy divorce, her husband went missing and what the police found in their investigation left Larissa Schuster with the nickname "The Acid Lady".Thanks for listening and spreading the word about Crue Trime! We love you guys and hope you have a great week!Twitter: @CrueTrimeInstagram: @cruetrimepodcastYoutube: Crue Trime A True Crime PodcastEmail: cruetrimetruecrime@gmail.com

-Amidst the continued surge in Covid-19 cases we hear from Governor Eric Holcomb and Mayor Joe Hogsett about the economic impact of the virus and a potential boost from the NCAA and March Madness -We hear more from our interviews with White House Taskforce Coordinator Dr. Deborah Birx and Former State Health Commissioner Judy Monroe

At this challenging time, I’m asking for your support to create a vision of hope and healing - an inspirational video called, "A Love Song to The Earth." It's a dream I've long held. Amidst these uncertain times, it's a dream whose time has come. This podcast describes my vision...of performing high on a bluff overlooking the vast Pacific Ocean, as I share a story of love for all of life. You can watch a 'trailer' and donate at GoFundMe: https://www.gofundme.com/f/a-love-song-to-the-earth Thank you so much, Jessica

Amidst and raft of postponements and cancellations, college basketball enters the mix, but Chiefs analysis is still prominent in the weekly banterfest. There is some goofy holiday fun as well, with side issues and side dishes.

Have you ever had a spiritual calling? Well one of the owner of the Body Shop of 805, Nastahja Watley, has. And it impacted women's lives along the way. Coming from a background of family who practiced religion and questioned the concept her spiritual practices, she didn't realize how impactful she would be later on until she hit a low point in life in her own family and a mentor had come along to guide her on a spiritual journey. This journey led to following her path on opening up the Body Shop in Oxnard, and along her practice, influenced her sister Kiyanna Keyes, and Kiyanna's wife, Arlene Cortez Hill, to join her on this business journey. Amidst the pandemic occurring this year with Kiyanna working for a college in the athletic department and Arlene in the first response unit, both of the couple found a spiritual calling alongside Nastahja, and eventually as their business grew, so did their influence towards women to start their own business through body sculpting. In this episode, we get to hear the voice of the owners of the Body Shop and their spiritual relationship with their life and how it transformed into something else Find out more about them here The Body Shop's Instagram: https://instagram.com/the_bodyshop_805?igshid=1oilzsnm73eh2 Nastahja's Intsagram: https://instagram.com/nuh_sta_ja?igshid=1gsw23kql4m1k Kiyanna's Instagram: https://instagram.com/____keeks?igshid=oaty5hpjyers Arlene's Instagram: https://instagram.com/iwasgonewrite20?igshid=3ovuch8l0bsu --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/onthegovoice/support

Joining us on the Value Add with K&K Podcast today is Suzanne Goldstein Baker, Executive Vice President / General Counsel at IPX1031 and Stephen Decker, Senior Vice President, Western Region Sales Manager at IPX1031.Amidst everything going on with the Presidency, many Real Estate Investors want to know what is at stake with 1031 exchanges...are they going away? Are they changing? What's going to happen?We sit down with Suzanne and Stephen in a webinar we held to discuss everything about 1031 Exchanges and where they're headed.If you'd like to hear more abut 1031 Exchanges, you can contact Stephen Decker at: Cell Phone: (619) 246-8187Work Email: stephen.decker@ipx1031.comWant to reach out about lending options with Krystle and Kenny?Check them out at:www.pacificshorecapital.com for Commercial and Multifamily Financing www.simpson-team.com for Residential Financing You can Listen to Value Add with K&K Podcast Show on all Podcast Platforms including:http://valueaddwithkk.buzzsprout.comSubscribe to Value Add with K&K Podcast Show Here: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCKCq8ChflxF7qWPfV395eag?view_as=subscriberhttps://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/value-add-with-k-k/id1449434811Value Add with K&K on Social Media:Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/valueaddkk/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/valueaddkk/

Amidst a tangle of political banners, martyrs’ portraits, and crisscrossing power lines in a Palestinian refugee camp in Lebanon, the image of a boy gazes down. Sixteen-year-old Muhammad Okasha is celebrated in death, but unlike the fighters whose images otherwise line the streets, he did not die for the Palestinian cause. Hailed as an “electricity martyr,” he died struggling to bring power to his home. Song Credit: "Uncertain Ground" from Duck Lake.

Amidst the COVID-19 crisis, top companies are those that not only weathered the pandemic successfully but also demonstrated how progressive leadership and policies can drive inclusiveness. Such organizations have a diverse leadership team who are transparent and do not shy away from expressing honestly and openly. They even make room for differently-abled contributors and ensure that no employee is disenfranchised. Listen to part two of our ‘Belonging’ podcast series that featuring Gavriella Schuster, Corporate Vice President, One Commercial Partner at Microsoft, and Alan Alper, Vice President of Global Thought Leadership Programs at Cognizant, who discuss the top-down impact of leadership culture, inclusion and intersectionality, microaggressions, the human nature of work, vulnerability and empathy amid COVID-19.

Gina Harms (comedian, Dear Pop Culture) joins the show for some more local comedy scene drama, as we get the scoop on open mic "hierarchy" and the entitlement of room-runners in a baffling and childish Block Tale. It's also a big episode this week for the Blocked Boys, as Stefan finally creates an Instagram account for his cat and John finally gives everyone what they want and proposes to Becca. Amidst stories of engagement, both in the very real, betrothed sense, and in the fake, online sense, we talk about proposing at ballparks, chaos meals, Princess Diana nostalgia, Stefan's mustache, and the Blocked Boys receive one of the weirdest pitches of all-time.   If you want to receive more weirdness, you can head on over to https://patreon.com/blockedparty, where $5/month gets you access to THREE bonus episodes and ONE live episode every single month. This past week, we put out the third instalment of our beloved Trivia Party series with Chris James and Christine Bortolin, and this week ahead, you get the epic conclusion of our D&D adventure with Jamie Loftus and Branson Reese, a tale for the ages. Your donation also gets you access to our entire bonus episode back catalogue, an invitation to our very nice and cool Discord server, and our undying love. We've got plenty of new, fun stuff all the time, so be sure to check it out.   Gina Harms is a comedian from Vancouver, BC and she just launched a podcast about nostalgia and pop culture called Dear Pop Culture, which you can find on Instagram at @DearestPopCulture and wherever you get your podcasts. You can follow her on Twitter at @GinaHarms.

Stand-up comedian and fellow podcaster Marc Maron joins Bob for a heartfelt and hilarious conversation where they reflect on their early careers, first shows in high-school, comedy in the 80’s, and the moment they realized they might actually be funny. Amidst the laughs, they open up about the difficult times in their lives and explain why grief is actually just weird. Leave a message for Bob! (562) 600-0343 Get 20% off your Raycon order at BuyRaycon.com/Saget Get 20% Off + Free Shipping, with the code SAGET20 at Manscaped.com For 30% off your first order, visit Sunsoil.com/Bob Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

It's Thanksgiving! What does that mean to you this year? Amidst the pandemic, (oh yeah it's still here), things might look a little differently. Perhaps they are more clearer than ever. Wherever you are, join me as we talk, thankfulness, gratitude, and Thanksgiving!  --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/conversationswithcrystal/support

Dr. Erik Natkin from R2 Medical Clinic tackles Covid vaccines, sports amidst the pandemic, and being a good person

From being a Victim to a Victor with Beth Badour The inspiring story of Beth Badour, who has been diagnosed with Chronic Kidney Failure, and still chose to live her life in joy, creativity, giving value, and turning her situation around and inspiring people. “I have to live in joy.” – Beth Badour What is your excuse? In this episode: 02:05 – “If social media isn’t your way of making money, then log off and stay focused!” 03:25 – FOCUS (Finish One Course Until Successful) 04:15 – Introduction of Beth Badour. 08:50 – Beth shares her life and career journey. 12:15 – Beth having chronic kidney disease and the treatments she opts to receive. 16:35 – Amidst the kidney transplant failure, Beth has written the book, “Never Say Never.” 16:55 – Beth strongly advocates the power of a positive mindset, irregardless of what situation you are in right now. 20:25 – Beth shares her artistic/creative side. 22:35 – One must have a balanced mind, body, and spirit. – Beth 24:15 – Find a way to release your stress. – Dr. Mike 26:20 – Why did Beth write a book? Why is she doing speaking engagements about CKD? 28:20 – The pain and problem that you are going through right now – there is a purpose for it. 37:00 – What is Beth’s biggest failure and how did she turn it around? 39:20 – Failures are lessons. 43:30 – From victor to victorious – find a support group, find a good coach (you don’ have to do it alone) 46:20 – Always remember the word FAST. You can call Beth Badour at #704 996 5414 Email creativelifebydesign@yahoo.com FB Beth Badour or “Never Say Never” --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/althealthcareers/message

In Today’s Suffering and Loss; Economic and Political Uncertainty; and Family Crises, We Know God Is With Us and He Will Never Leave Us MESSAGE SUMMARY: By accepting Jesus, you can be born of the Holy Spirit and have your sins forgiven by His sacrificial death on the cross. Paul explains, in Philippians 3:9b-12, that Jesus “has made me His own”: “but that which comes through faith in Christ, the righteousness from God that depends on faith— that I may know him and the power of his resurrection, and may share his sufferings, becoming like him in his death, that by any means possible I may attain the resurrection from the dead. Straining Toward the Goal. Not that I have already obtained this or am already perfect, but I press on to make it my own, because Christ Jesus has made me his own.”. Amidst suffering and loss; economic uncertainty; and family crises, you can still celebrate and rejoice because you know that God has given you life and life eternal. We know that God is with us and He will never leave us.   TODAY’S AFFIRMATION: Today, I affirm that because I am in Jesus Christ, I will seek God’s perspective on my situation.  For I know that in all things God  works together for good to those of us who love Him and are called according to His purpose. (From Romans 8:28). SCRIPTURE REFERENCE (ESV): Philippians 3:7-12; John 5:24; Matthew 28:19-20; Psalms 78f:61-72. THIS SUNDAY’S AUDIO SERMON: You can listen to Archbishop Beach’s Current Sunday Sermon: “Today, With All the “Clutter” in Our lives from Information Noise and the Uncertainties Surrounding Us, Listening for God’s Voice is Critical", at our Website: https://awtlser.podbean.com/ WEBSITE LINK TO DR. BEACH’S SERMON VIDEO – “We All Need “Hope” in Today’s World of Fear, Doubt in Our Faith, and Feelings of “Hopelessness”; and God Is this “Hope””:  www.AWFTL.org/watch DONATE TO AWFTL: https://mygiving.secure.force.com/GXDonateNow?id=a0Ui000000DglsqEAB

Amidst culture wars, identity politics, and the evolution of relationships as we know it, what does it take to bring up children who understand differences while remaining true to themselves? In this very special episode, Effy and Jacqueline chat with Jackie's 9-year-old daughter about what it's like to be a part of an open family as well as discuss sex-positive parenting, tips for anyone who's around children, and the joys of slime. For the best slime around go to www.slimessquareslime.comUse promo code CURIOUSFOX for 20% off AND Curious Fox special slime in your mystery box. Follow Slimes Square Slime on TikTok: @officialslimesquareslimeIG: @slimessquareslimeTo find more about Effy Blue and Jacqueline Misla, follow them at @wearecuriousfoxes, @coacheffyblue, and @jacquelinemisla on Instagram.If you have a question that you would like to explore on the show, reach out to us and we may answer your question on one of our upcoming episodes. Leave us a voicemail at 201-870-0063 or email us at listening@wearecuriousfoxes.comFollow us on social media for further resources on this topic from Angie Gunn:fb.com/WeAreCuriousFoxesinstagram.com/wearecuriousfoxesJoin the conversation: fb.com/groups/CuriousFoxSupport the show (https://www.patreon.com/wearecuriousfoxes)

READ: James 5:11 NLT 'We give great honour to those who endure under suffering. For instance, you know about Job, a man of great endurance. You can see how the Lord was kind to him at the end, for the Lord is full of tenderness and mercy.' We don’t know exactly what James’ readers were facing but clearly it was tough to be a Christian. They needed to persevere. Amidst all the temptations, distractions and persecution that they were facing they needed to hang in there for God. Job is a classic illustration of this. Everything went catastrophically wrong for him. He lost his children, his possessions, and his health. He had the indignity of being struck with boils and his wife, seeing him sitting in the dust, scratching at his sores, exclaimed, “Do you still persist in your integrity? Curse God, and die” (2:9). But he didn’t. He put up not only with his suffering but also with his hopeless companions whose misguided thinking added another crushing layer to his agonies. However, he didn’t give up. He was confident of God and, in the end, God rewarded him generously. There are many times in life when God calls us simply to endure. We would love him to fix our situation, and remove all our problems. But he often calls on us to endure and promises to accompany us and strengthen us as we do so. William Carey was the father of the modern missionary movement and he went to India in 1793. During his time there he faced a succession of problems and set backs – but he kept going. He once said to his nephew, “If after my removal any one should think it worth his while to write my life, I will give you a criterion by which you may judge its correctness. If he gives me credit for being a plodder, he will describe me justly. Anything beyond this will be too much. I can plod. I can persevere in any definite pursuit. To this I owe everything.” Whatever you are facing today, God encourages you to keep plodding on. QUESTION: What have you learnt from those tough situations which you have had to endure? PRAYER: Thank you Lord that you will never leave or forsake me. Thank you that I can be sure that you will be right beside me whatever I have to face. Amen.

Amidst the COVID-19 pandemic and in the face of a rising China, the U.S.-Taiwan partnership is more important than ever. Taiwan is an important partner in the Free and Open Indo-Pacific strategy and a strong democracy with shared values. For years, The Heritage Foundation has called for the U.S. forging an ever-closer partnership with Taiwan, from advocating for a free trade agreement to actively supporting Taiwan’s participation in international organizations. Join us as we discuss how to build upon the U.S.-Taiwan partnership and the role it plays. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Amidst the influencers, cute animals, memes and other videos on Instagram lives a bizarre, dark and strangely legal underworld where people buy and sell human skulls, bones and body parts. Jordan Erica Webber and Joshua Rivera dig deep into this macabre marketplace where they meet with Henry Scragg, proprietor of curiositiesfromthe5thcorner, and actual buyer and seller of human skulls and other death-related oddities. They also learn that the trading of human bones is nothing new and actually dates back to about the 1800s. Writer Oscar Schwartz's article outlines the history of the troublesome practice as it was used in phrenology and other outdated sciences, and attributes it to cultural appropriation. And although Instagram is now the go-to to buying marketplace, it began on eBay and other sites in the early days of the internet, and is showing no signs of slowing. Oscar explains how this trading in body parts is a remnant of colonialists who exploited and even killed indigenous people, but Henry defends his business as embracing death as part of life, detailing how one can be a responsible and discerning skull-trader. So is the trading of human remains just another legitimate-albeit-unusual business, or is it perpetuating an outdated practice that exploits disenfranchised people and their culture? Go to HelloFresh.com/wild90 and use code wild90 to get $90 off including free shipping! Search your podcast app now for Ride Home and subscribe to the Techmeme Ride Home podcast! Go to Purple.com/wildtech10, and use promo code wildtech10. For a limited time you’ll get 10% off any order of $200 or more! Get a head start on your holiday shopping. Sign up to shop on Zebit TODAY at Zebit.com/wild!  Follow Wild Wild Tech Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/wildwildtechpod/  Twitter: https://twitter.com/wildwildtechpod/  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this episode, things go completely off the rails. Meg invited two of her best friends to have an in-person interview, and a lot of hilarity ensued. Amidst the giggles, though, is some friendship analysis that everyone can probably relate to. 

I think I’ve shared before that during my first semester of seminary I had an introductory assignment where I openly stated that when I read the Bible my first assumption is that it will oppress me.  I’m thankful (and you probably are now too) that I’ve experienced much growth throughout the past three years and have come to reverse my expectation of scripture.  Today when I read the Bible my first assumption is that it will set me free!  I’ve come to recognize a narrative throughout scripture of God who is for people, especially those people who don’t seem like they’re winning.  I witness God who falls in love with humankind so completely that God never gives up on us, keeps choosing us, loving us, time and time again.  Because of this change in perspective I’m particularly challenged by encountering these readings today and they are forcing me to exercise the new muscles I’ve been building at Luther Seminary.  These readings are challenging me as I find myself wrestling with contradiction today, wondering which of my assumptions of the Bible is true as I struggle to hold on to my new understanding of the narrative of a loving God.  Overwhelmingly the lesson in Matthew’s gospel today has been preached as a renewal of Christian action and participation through responsible and obligatory use of the gifts we’ve been given by God.  I’m not on board.  Amidst this wrestling I admit that I’m weary of the meritocracy that is perpetuated by capitalistic societies like the Roman Empire and the United States of America.  I’m weary of the Pharaohs that insist that we “make more bricks” in servitude to the empire.  I’m weary of theologians who preach that we double down, work harder and give more in the name of God.  At the beginning of this chapter in Matthew, Jesus says “The kindom of heaven will be like this.” and then shares this parable.  I cannot accept that the kindom of God is like a ruthless and wealthy CEO with a golden parachute who requires his employees to play his game of monopoly.  In his game he takes all of their winnings and downsizes the company so that the remaining employees are “rewarded” with more work and participation in the joy of perpetuating his game of exploitation. No.  Not God. It’s important to recognize before I go any further that the “talent” spoken about in the gospel is not what we write about on our yearly stewardship forms about time, talent and treasure.  A “talent” was cold hard cash, actually an enormous amount of cash, you could say it was a life savings, worth more than fifteen years of wages!  The US Census bureau reports that the median household income in 2019 was around $68,000, so a modern-day talent would be over a million dollars.  Using today’s income data, the master in this story gives one slave $5 million dollars, another $2 million dollars, and another $1 million and went away… for a very long time.  Two of the slaves play the game, somehow managing to double these multiplied life savings and return $10 million dollars and $4 million dollars to the master.  I wonder how they did this?  There were no stock market investments or lottery pay-outs two thousand years ago where one had even the slim possibility of such an incredible return on investment.  I wonder, considering this astounding wealth-building, if the exploited had already become the exploiters when the master returned.  Anyway, the third guy, I’ll call him the million dollar servant, he didn’t increase the master’s wealth.  He buried it, and gave it right back when the master returned.  When he was questioned by the master on his apparent irresponsible handling of this money he says, “Master, I knew that you were a harsh man, reaping where you did not sow, and gathering where you did not scatter seed”... and the master became enraged.  “You knew, did you?!”  You knew that I was exploiting everyone I came across, you were onto my game?  Well if you knew how ruthless I am then you should have been at least wise enough to gain me some interest.  In effect, the million dollar servant was told to make more bricks, told he isn’t good enough, told he should have worked harder. Ending his fit of rage, the master orders the million dollar servant to be “thrown into outer darkness where there will be weeping and gnashing of teeth”.  This harsh message from Matthew is juxtaposed against Paul’s letter to Thessalonica, a capital city of a Roman province that was immersed in commercial prosperity and sure to be enmeshed in the ways of the Roman Empire.  Paul writes to a new Christian community, one that is facing opposition from both the Roman Empire and the local Jewish community.  Paul encourages them: “Let us put on the breastplate of faith and love, and for a helmet the hope of salvation.  For God has destined us not for wrath but for obtaining salvation through our Lord Jesus Christ, who died for us, so that whether we are awake or asleep we may live with him.”  This is the first written book of the new testament, the first words encouraging the first Christian community, and they do not instruct us to be more productive or to try harder.  They denounce a harsh and wrathful God.  They assure us of the free gift of God’s love and salvation, whether we’re awake or asleep, through Christ.  These words proclaim God’s love for these people who were not winning under the oppression of the Roman Empire and instruct them that no matter what... awake or asleep… God’s gift is theirs.  Reconsidering today’s gospel reading as I put on the breastplate of faith and love with a helmet of hope I begin to wonder: What was the million dollar servant doing for all of those years that his time was not justified through income?  I wonder: what if we lived like salvation really is not fused with status, power and work?  What if God is not the master in this story?  What if this master is of the empire, and not of God, as he insists that the million dollar servant did not work hard enough and threatens him into collusion with his evil ways?  What if the “wicked and lazy slave” is actually the hero of the story, actually the faithful servant of God, who resists the evil ways of the empire and buries his million dollars.  What if this faithful servant of God purposefully refuses to participate in systems of power with only one winner?  What if the empire becomes enraged by his resistance, realizes he knew all along about the unjust game and decides to shut him up.  The empire decides to not only shut him up but to also make him into a lesson for all others.  What if the empire makes a big show of this lesson and marches him through the city all the way to Golgotha, where he is crucified by the empire for the threat of his disobedience with weeping and gnashing of teeth?  What if the empire cannot silence the resistance of the million dollar servant because he is the Christ and Christ lives on within us...in you and me and all of us together?  What if we have the courage to become like this wicked and lazy slave, as we refuse to participate in the game of the empire and instead build the kindom of God?  Because in the kindom of God there’s no such thing as you’re not enough.  The kindom of God subverts the empire’s messages that you aren’t white enough, black enough, young enough, old enough, man enough, smart enough, fast enough, rich enough, legal enough… with you are enough, God’s beloved.  God calls you.  What if this lesson backfires on the empire and the people of Christ rise up, united in all of their diverse beauty, unafraid, wearing a fierce breastplate of faith and love with a helmet of hope?  This is the message of good news I hear today.  This is the work I invite you to participate in, wherever your feet meet the ground, rise up.  The empire is disguised as a desirable partnership, a joint venture where you are promised to enter into the joy of your master.  It is a lie.  We, the people of the resurrection, the people of Christ, must resist!  We step forward from today as we cling to our breastplate of faith and love, knowing we are protected and encouraged by our helmet of hope, and we walk together toward love, mercy and justice as heirs in Christ.  Amen.

Joe Biden, the president elect is all ready to take over the office soon and this means a lot of changes with regards to the American foreign policy, America's approach to the world and a lot more. He claims to reverse quite some policies that Donald Trump vouched for, just like all the eye are on Biden with regards to the Paris Climate Agreement. Biden last entered the office as Vice-President in 2009, it was the time of massive economic depression and this time it is much worse with more responsibility, Amidst the pandemic and an economic dip approaching, this looks like Biden will have quite a lot of work to take care of. Cover Picture Credits: https://classroommagazines.scholastic.com/election/meet-the-candidates/joe-biden.html

Agencies are facing trying times. Amidst shrinking customer bases, a shift to specialist relationships over agency-of-record agreements, and the commoditization of many services, Agency owners must adapt their operating models or face extinction. In this session, Alex Glenn (founder of Partnerprograms.io), Ashley Scorpio (VP of Partnerships for Hawke Media), and Marquis Murray (Certified Asana Pro) will unpack how partner and affiliate programs can transform the Freelance or Agency, business model. Speaker Bios Alex Glen Alex has spent half of his career as an agency and consultant helping tech teams build and execute creative growth systems. The other half has been internal - leading growth for saas, marketplaces, and communities. Now, Alex is focused on creating better partnerships between agencies and tech companies - working with over 150 partner programs and hundreds of agencies. Find and chat with Alex in The Agency Partners Collective, or check out his services on Partnerprograms.io. As the VP, Partnerships at Hawke Media, Ashley oversees the agency's partner program including business development and co-marketing initiatives. With over a decade of experience in both traditional and digital marketing, Ashley is a performance marketing leader that specializes in paid social advertising, focusing on eCommerce brands and B2B SaaS companies. Prior to Hawke, Ashley managed community and digital for the former Prime Minister of Canada and has been responsible for millions of dollars in digital ad spends that helped launch and scale household digitally native eCommerce brands. Ashley has over a dozen years of experience working with startups and frequently advises startups in eCommerce, tech, and blockchain.Ashley Scorpio Hi, I'm Marquis, the President & Co-Founder of Ditto, where we create order through systems and processes for Agency Owners & Operators who want to scale their procedures while reducing managerial workload. That way, they can focus on the tasks that matter and get back to doing the work they love. One of my passions is staying current with what's new and happening in the world of digital media. In nearly 15 years in the industry, one thing that hasn't changed is the rate at which burnout and stress are affecting agency owners & operators. That's why we work with your team to build systems around your everyday processes so that you can finally break the plague on unpredictability in your business. When I'm not optimizing workflows, you can find me either reading a book, honing my skills in photography, kayaking, playing bass, or out for a walk with my family, getting to know more of the small town we call homeMarquis Murray

Amidst all of the other news that came from the US election was the news that Oregon has become the first state in the US to legalise the use of magic mushrooms. While other states have decriminialised them, Oregon will become the first to permit supervised use in therapeutic settings for the treatment of a number of issues including depression. There are studies into the impact of taking psilocybin mushrooms taking place around the world, including here in Ireland, and to find out more about what's involved and the potential of the trials, Dermot and Dave spoke to John Kelly, clinical lecturer in psychiatry at Trinity College Dublin. [audio mp3="https://media.radiocms.net/uploads/2020/11/12140055/JohnKelly_Mushrooms_1211.mp3"][/audio]

SBTV's guest this week is Marc Faber, editor and publisher of the Gloom, Boom and Doom Report. Amidst the unprecedented fallout from the pandemic and uncertainty in the global economy, Marc sees the owning of gold and silver as a no-confidence vote against currency debasement by governments and central bankers.

Shaun King has been advocating for justice as an outspoken Black Lives Matter activist since 2014. He’s incredibly outspoken about his work on Twitter. He’s beloved by some people and hated by others. Amidst it all he’s raising five children with his high school sweetheart Rai. And even though Rai steadfastly supports Shaun she never exactly chose to be married to the movement. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://news.iheart.com/podcast-advertisers

GrumbleHammer 1945: Outer Gods, Inner Demons1945: the closing end of the second World War, while hell begins it’s cool down across the sea, something unseen to the public eye is boiling up from darker places. Only a few are aware of it’s presence and the danger it holds, even fewer are pulled into action away from their own inner demons to deal with the machinations of outer gods.An alien god creature is awakened from it’s prison and with it, several forces have been given an opportunity. A cult lying in wait has sprung up to channel it’s dark energies for their own ends and gain. All the while being controlled by a dark, mysterious benefactor. Amidst the madness, two men have been pulled into the fray. Eyes are on them from both sides and now they must either figure out how to hide, fight, or die…Session 1: The Birmingham FireMay 7th, 1945. A fire has broken out on Birmingham street, affecting 3 homes. One of them is the home of Everett O’Sullivan, a war veteran who has returned home with a bummed leg and head full of nightmares. Fighting the the inferno is a young buck with a courageous heart named Seth Cross. They don’t know one another, but the circumstance that caused this incident will pull them into each others lives and force them to confront outer force beyond their control.Cast:Chris - GMAaron - Everett O’SullivanNathan - Seth Cross

The podcast is back and this week we introduce a story from Ilze. She tells how her creativity flourished during the first lockdown, and, with lockdown number 2 coming to the UK and many European countries, we thought this would be a timely reminder. Amidst the confusion and uncertainty, Ilze also found joy in creating and expressing herself. The podcast has a different structure, as it incorporates an interview I held with Ilze on my Instagram account. We spoke about the Planet Project - the community project I ran on the 22nd of April as a dedication towards our Planet. That project involved over 300 creatives, virtually holding hands around the Earth. We also discussed Ilze's new film, Tellus. Based on the Planet Project, with words from over 30 creatives, voices offered by the Planet Project participants and music by Vicky, this poetic film is a beautiful dedication to the Earth. Find out more on the podcast and on Ilze's website. I really enjoyed speaking with Ilze about how her creativity bloomed during lockdown and about the inspirational film she has put together, as wonderful legagy to the Planet Project. Support the show (https://ko-fi.com/alexcuncev)

So, it’s November 8 2020 as of the time of me recording this week’s episode and, if you’ve been watching the news, it’s been quite a week for those of us living in the US. Amidst the confusion, tension, anxiety and unrest here in the US, I thought I would provide a counter-point and talk about innovation born out of threat. Specifically, looking at innovations that have emerged in 2020 as a result of COVID-19.Humans have always responded to existential threat, or risk, by seeking the new. The innovative. The ground breaking. Solutions that haven’t yet been discovered or deployed. The reality is, humans are an Apex species largely because of our capacity to adapt and change.I figure, in these troubling times of the unknown, what better way to remind everyone that the flipside of threat is opportunity. Beautiful, perfect, exquisite, humankind changing opportunity.So, today, let’s talk about some of the real-time innovations we are seeing that exemplify what it means to be good at risk.The Risktory Podcast is created, hosted and produced by Jacinthe A Galpin.All rights reserved.Bibliographyhttps://www.fastcompany.com/90488090/this-boy-scout-invented-an-ingenious-solution-to-one-of-the-biggest-problems-with-maskshttps://www.nytimes.com/2020/08/04/business/distilleries-hand-sanitizer-pandemic.htmlhttps://www.yankodesign.com/2020/07/01/playplax-toys-inspired-this-sneezeguard-design-to-add-color-to-social-distancing/https://thenextweb.com/neural/2020/06/30/mits-coronavirus-killer-robot-uses-uv-c-light-to-disinfect-warehouses/https://www.fitzframes.com/fitz-protecthttps://www.rollingstone.com/music/music-country/nashville-drive-in-concert-daddys-dogs-1006484/https://www.bbc.com/news/world-africa-53776027

So, it’s November 8 2020 as of the time of me recording this week’s episode and, if you’ve been watching the news, it’s been quite a week for those of us living in the US. Amidst the confusion, tension, anxiety and unrest here in the US, I thought I would provide a counter-point and talk about innovation born out of threat. Specifically, looking at innovations that have emerged in 2020 as a result of COVID-19.Humans have always responded to existential threat, or risk, by seeking the new. The innovative. The ground breaking. Solutions that haven’t yet been discovered or deployed. The reality is, humans are an Apex species largely because of our capacity to adapt and change.I figure, in these troubling times of the unknown, what better way to remind everyone that the flipside of threat is opportunity. Beautiful, perfect, exquisite, humankind changing opportunity.So, today, let’s talk about some of the real-time innovations we are seeing that exemplify what it means to be good at risk.The Risktory Podcast is created, hosted and produced by Jacinthe A Galpin.All rights reserved.Bibliographyhttps://www.fastcompany.com/90488090/this-boy-scout-invented-an-ingenious-solution-to-one-of-the-biggest-problems-with-maskshttps://www.nytimes.com/2020/08/04/business/distilleries-hand-sanitizer-pandemic.htmlhttps://www.yankodesign.com/2020/07/01/playplax-toys-inspired-this-sneezeguard-design-to-add-color-to-social-distancing/https://thenextweb.com/neural/2020/06/30/mits-coronavirus-killer-robot-uses-uv-c-light-to-disinfect-warehouses/https://www.fitzframes.com/fitz-protecthttps://www.rollingstone.com/music/music-country/nashville-drive-in-concert-daddys-dogs-1006484/https://www.bbc.com/news/world-africa-53776027

Our Refuge of Heartspace (2020-11-04) - Amidst the great emotional reactivity of our times, this talk looks at: How do we hold this? What will allow us to respond wisely to our hurting world? How can we widen the circles of compassion? Our time includes a guided meditation, sharing of responses to several inquiries and a period of question/response.

Amidst this year’s bombardment of campaign ads and nonstop election news, it’s easy to forget that the ballot box is only one of many ways that people participate in politics and drive systemic change. Although often ignored by history books, which tend to focus on politicians, “bottom up” movements led by students, workers, and other “regular people” have been a major force in shaping the Bay Area. From criminal justice reform to LGBTQ equality, the changes happening now at the policy level emerged from years of organizing, and are built upon mountains of frustrating setbacks. At a time when the federal government is characterized by gridlock and dysfunction, looking back at the strength of local activism through the decades is a healthy reminder that much can be accomplished between elections, far from the halls of power. If you’ve been staring into the soul-sucking abyss of cable news or doomscrolling through the implosion of American democracy, delving into the stories of anti-eviction battles, Ohlone resistance, strikes, and resilient celebration featured in “A People’s Guide to the San Francisco Bay Area” (UC Press) will provide a welcome glimmer of hope. Not naive optimism, but the kind of tempered determination that comes when you remember how bad things have been before – and how people successfully fought to keep them from getting worse. This might be hard to believe right now, but some things even got better. (Case in point: Many of the Bay Area’s most beautiful parks are located on the sites of former military installations.) Although formatted similarly to popular travel books, “A People’s Guide to the San Francisco Bay Area” does not include the region’s most obvious tourist destinations. Instead, it explores the landscape from a historical perspective, highlighting significant places associated with social conflict, ecological restoration, and radical activism. For those wishing to combine their education with a bit of exercise, it even includes a series of thematic tours organized by themes such as “Youth in Revolt” and “The Intertribal Bay.” This episode features interviews with co-author Rachel Brahinsky, an associate professor at the University of San Francisco, and Diana Negrín da Silva, who contributed many of the book’s East Bay entries and also teaches in the geography department of UC Berkeley. Listen now to hear us discuss Oakland’s long history of dancing during protests, the origins of Contra Costa County’s “fossil fuel corridor” and much more: Apple / SoundCloud / Spotify. East Bay Yesterday can’t survive without your support. Please donate to keep this show alive: www.patreon.com/eastbayyesterday See images for this story here: https://eastbayyesterday.com/episodes/were-not-selling-a-neighborhood/

Amidst the stunning landscapes of Monte Carlo, a young woman (Lily James) is surprised to find herself caught in the midst of a sweeping romance with eligible bachelor, Maxim DeWinter (Armie Hammer). When the two wed quickly, he brings her home to his elegant manor of Manderley. As the new Mrs. DeWinter settles into their estate, she falls out of favour with housekeeper Mrs. Danvers (Kristin Scott Thomas), who remains devoted to the legacy of Maxim’s first wife, REBECCA. This week, Miriam Ibrahim and Amanda Jane Smith return to talk about the film’s portrayal of the relationship between power and gender and being haunted by toxic memories.

Fall in North Dakota is often too brief, but the moment is bright and scenic. Highway 1804, which travels through the Missouri River’s eastern bluffs, is an especially beautiful place to take in autumn’s colors. On 1804 south of Washburn, there is a little known destination: the Painted Woods Wildlife Management Area. Amidst the fall colors on a November day, the Painted Woods may seem to get its name from the palette of bright leaves. However, the history of the Painted Woods is older and less obvious. It is a story of love, loss, and warfare.

Amidst the chaos of our recent elections, Ted talks to the World Champion, comedian Judah Friedlander about how America is the Greatest Country in the United States! Bonus content: https://www.patreon.com/tedalexandro Follow Ted! Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/tedalexandro/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/tedalexandro Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/c/TedAlexandro Merch: https://www.tedalexandro.com/merch Spotify: https://sptfy.com/53gb #tedalexandroshow #tedalexandro #standupisdead

Amidst the backdrop of the ongoing vote count, TJ and Vanessa give their takes on the current social and political climate in addition to sharing how they are coping in their own personal spaces. Let's Go!

Amidst the uncertainty, three topics should be front of mind for investors: implications of a divided government, the path to fiscal stimulus and tax changes.

Happy Super Tuesday! Happy Super Tuesday! Amidst a Presidential Race, Texas Veggie Fair On The Air pushes on! We have a great show today with John Mercer and Stacy Sutton Kerby from the Texas Humane Legislation Network, so let's get started! John Mercer John Mercer is a chef at Café Momentum, a nationally-recognized nonprofit restaurant and professional training facility in the heart of downtown Dallas, which provides a 12-month paid post-release internship program for young men and women exiting juvenile detention. Prior to joining Café Momentum, John led and mentored as Executive Chef at Whole Foods Park Lane for several years. John also cooked at V-Eats Modern Vegan Kitchen. Cafe Momentum Next we have John Mercer from Café Momentum, a nationally-recognized nonprofit restaurant and professional training facility in the heart of downtown Dallas, which provides a 12-month paid post-release internship program for young men and women exiting juvenile detention. John has worked with Jamey from Texas Veggie Fair for years. He walks us through the program which covers everything needed to run a restaurant. Kids going through the program work in the bakery, kitchen, front-of-house, bus tables and do dishes. Through the program the kids learn skills they can use later in life. Listen to the podcast to hear some of John’s favorite stories from his years working at Café Momentum. And, visit the website to see the menu and their hours. The restaurant is open Thursday through Saturday. Cafemomentum.org Stacy Sutton Kerby Stacy’s tenure with Texas Humane Legislation Network, or THLN, began in 2012 with fundraising and grassroots organizing. Since then, Stacy has worn several hats for THLN, including Volunteer Coordinator, Director of Operations, and Legislative Liaison. Stacy served as THLN's Interim Executive Director in 2015 when they successfully passed HB 593 – the Mandatory Canine Encounter Training Law. In 2019, Stacy launched Safekeeping – a program supporting the pets of people exiting crises. She received her Master’s in Public Affairs from the LBJ School in August 2019, and returned to THLN in 2020 as the Director of Government relations. Stacy volunteers in her local community with the Austin Humane Society and PALS – a program supporting the pets of Meals On Wheels clients Texas Human Legislation Network Texas Humane Legislation Network, or THLN, helps fight puppy mills and so much more. They help pass laws to protect our pets, and also to protect the amazing wildlife In Texas. Stacy cites the popularity of the Tiger King documentary is bringing to light the cruelty involved in domesticating exotic animals, which is totally legal in Texas.  When asked what the most pressing issue is right now in Texas, Stacy talks about the homeless pet population and the importance of adoption. If everyone would adopt rather than buy their pets, the stray population would be dramatically decreased.  For more information and to help them fight for the rights of Texas animals, go to thln.org Thank You! A big thank you to our guests, Stacy Sutton Kerby and John Mercer! Find more about The Texas Humane Legislation Network here! Read more and find Cafe Momentum's menu here! Thank you to all of our One Life Radio listeners. We truly appreciate each and every one of you, so If you’d like to hear more from One Life Radio, please subscribe to our podcast. If you have any hot ideas or burning questions, email us at info@oneliferadio.com. Bernadette loves hearing from listeners. And, last but never least, thank you to our sponsors. We couldn’t do the show without you; Crazy Water, Sunwarrior, Enviromedica, VEGWORLD Magazine, Castor & Pollux, Paleo Magazine, the Well Being Journal and the ISSN. Visit our sponsor page for some great offers just for One Life Radio listeners!

Christine Barker was a prosecuting attorney in Chatham County from 1994 until her retirement at the beginning of this year. During that time, she prosecuted some of Savannah's most notorious and violent criminals. Amidst a chaotic time of national discussion about police and prosecution, and the approaching DA election, this was a really enlightening conversation about how all of this actually works and what problems we face in Savannah. 

Blood stains the Silk Road, while at home in Tibet the Tsenpo's chafe under the yoke of their regents. The death of Songtsen Gampo left a power vacuum, one filled by the most powerful man in Tibet, the Prime Minister Gar Tongtsen. Amidst the backdrop of war, the Gar clan would consolidate control in their own hands, quietly sidelining the Yarlung Dynasty Emperors. But a young Tsenpo, tired of being a mere puppet, would change all of that forever...

This is Coronavirus 411, the latest COVID-19 info and new hotspots… Just the facts… for October 27th, 2020. The American Academy of Pediatrics reports children account for 11% of all Covid-19 cases in the US, and that is a 14% increase over the past two weeks. About 792,188 children have been infected in the US as of October 22, with children representing between 1 and 3.6% of total hospitalizations, depending on the state. The National Institutes of Health stopped a trial of Eli Lilly’s monoclonal antibody being tested in late stage hospitalized COVID patients, deciding it was unlikely to help. A similar trial in patients at an earlier stage of virus continues. Lilly says the drug’s not dangerous, just not effective in advanced patients.In many U.S. states, hospitalizations are on the rise. In Texas, some critical care patients at hospitals in El Paso are being airlifted to other medical facilities to cope with hospital capacity. Wisconsin hospital beds are at 82% capacity. Utah, a record number of patients in ICU, with 111 of 314 COVID-19 patients in intensive care. North Dakota has around 14% of bed capacity left available. Tennessee has 18% left. And in Wyoming, COVID hospitalizations peaked Sunday at 104. If you’re counting on contact tracing to help with the pandemic, maybe don’t. In New Jersey, 58% of people called refuse to cooperate with contact tracers who reach out to them. Amidst the coronavirus pandemic, world scientists are asking, where did the flu go? Data collected by the World Health Organization in the Southern Hemisphere, where the flu season happens earlier, shows that in Australia, cases dropped 96%. In South Africa, there were only two cases, then none. Globally, it’s estimated rates of flu may have plunged 98% this year. There are several theories as to why but no one fully embraced answer. The top 10 counties with the highest number of recent cases per capita according to The New York Times: Norton, KS. Bon Homme, SD. Elliott, KY. Okfuskee, OK. Faulk, SD. Kusilvak Census Area, AK. Oglala Lakota, SD. Buffalo, SD. Menominee, WI. And Carter, MT.There are 2,897,914 active cases in the United States. The current Top 10 states by number of active cases: California, Florida, Arizona, Georgia, Virginia, Missouri, Maryland, Texas, Alabama, and Illinois. The five states with the most daily new cases per capita over 7 days are North Dakota, South Dakota, Wisconsin, Montana, and Idaho.The retransmission rate is currently highest in Rhode Island, Vermont, Wyoming, New Jersey, and Colorado. There is now only one state with a retransmission rate below 1 and that is Mississippi. There’ve been a total 225,689 deaths in the US reported as COVID-related, with a current national fatality rate of 2.63%.The states with the most new deaths reported as COVID-related: Texas 52. California 43. Tennessee 32. Washington 31. Michigan 30. South Carolina and Arkansas 21. Florida 19. Georgia 18. And Illinois, Louisiana, and Massachusetts all with 17. Globally, there are now 10,432,419 active cases.There are 402,994 new cases around the world in the last 24 hours, against a high of 499,200 on October 23. The five countries with the most new cases: United States 69,841. India 36,838. France 26,771. The U.K. 20,890. And Switzerland 17,440. There have now been 1,158,882 deaths worldwide. Up 2% over 14 days. For the latest updates, subscribe for free to Coronavirus 411 on your podcast app or ask your smart speaker to play the Coronavirus 411 podcast. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Three years after the Trump administration began separating migrant parents from their children at the U.S.-Mexico border, lawyers tasked with reuniting the families say they still haven’t been able to find the parents of 545 children. Amidst an uproar over the “zero-tolerance” policy, a federal judge in 2018 ordered the Trump administration to locate parents and children who had been separated. We’ll talk about the continuing effects of Trump’s policy and how the global pandemic is hampering efforts to reunite families.

  I am your host, Navy Reserve Cmdr. Lesley Lykins. I launched "When Sacrifice Calls" a year ago to share the stories of America's Military Reservists and National Guardsmen. Amidst the craziness of 2020, I am so honored to launch Season 2 of the podcast. In this episode of the show, I personally kick off the season with what sacrifice means to me.  Between virtual school, full-time work at a hospital, MBA classes, and a very ill child, the stress has continued to build. But, I know I'm not alone in this.  How do we continue on while we feel like we are sinking on a daily basis? In the end, we rely on each other, and the sacrifices we are willing to make.

This week Nina and Dan have a lively conversation with Dawson White about what brought each of them to Houston and how they got hooked on Houston life. They discuss everything from moving to Houston in the heat of summer for school, jobs, and family, to the excellent local music scene, music education, band camp, aggressive networking, cokes, and buggies (i.e. shopping carts). Amidst lighthearted banter, they also discuss self reflection, taking breaks, being productive, going back to school, innovation, and creativity during pandemic life. Links and References:Aperio: https://www.aperioamericas.org/#live-from-miller-homeDoing Everything Aggressively: https://youtu.be/IFAs78J3DpoThe Fault Line “Hill”: The Long Point-Eureka Heights Fault Lines in Houston: https://www.eurekalert.org/pub_releases/2008-04/uoh-osg042408.phpThis Week's Guest:Dawson White: LinkedInYour Hosts:Nina - ninabknight - Facebook, Twitter, InstagramDan - dgkdesign - Facebook, Twitter, InstagramPivot Party Facebook PagePivot Party on TwitterPivot Party on the WebOur work on the web:designbyknight.netninabledsoeknight.com

Amidst a sea of cancellations and delays in both shows and album releases, most artists have hunkered down to wait out the storm that 2020 became. Yet true to a reputation for embracing the unorthodox and conquering the nigh impossible, the eponymous Devin Townsend has spend these last six months busier than ever. Over the [...] The post DEVIN TOWNSEND on Upcoming “Empath” Live Album and Quarantine Releases: “What I Bring to the Table is Music, That’s What I Can Do” appeared first on Sonic Perspectives.

Eliza's shipment of furniture finally arrives from Beirut Eliza and her family have finally received their belongings, seven months after leaving Lebanon. She's most excited about a new metal artwork that depicts the gracious old homes and streetscape of Beirut. Amidst the boxes Eliza finds other reminders of her five years away: from Indonesia there's the electric mozzie bat and a guide about navigating culture shock. Also this week, Eliza and her Mum discuss the challenge of completing tasks before starting new ones. And what makes a good university education? Thanks for listening! Join the conversation at the Facebook page Long Distance Callers or email us at ldcpodcast1@gmail.com Links How to Think Like Shakespeare – Lessons from a Renaissance Education - Scott Nuwstok https://www.amazon.com.au/How-Think-like-Shakespeare-Renaissance/dp/0691177082

This here is a special one, yo. Amidst death threats from his fellow hosts, Chris has finally finished The Last of Us Part II. So ya know we'll be talking about that. We done also had a live guest on the show. Ladies, gentlemen, and non-binary peeps, buckle up for a special MABcast!

During this catch up: The hosts find themselves dealing with the same issues from episode one, Glory is sorting out her living arrangements and Jenae still can't Tik Tok. Amidst living in the ghetto aka America, the ladies decide it's truly time to focus on themselves and silence all the fuc*ery around them. Continue to pray for them, America and Jenae's lost wallet. This is Rich Vibes and Overdrafts. (Be sure to follow RVO on Instagram: @richvibesandoverdrafts).