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“Cuando llega ese momento en el que las mujeres se preguntan sobre su deseo de ser madres, casi nunca reparan en que llegará un día, antes, mucho antes de lo que se imaginan, en que serán madres de un hijo o hija adolescente”, comienza analizando Mirian Sobrino, sexóloga y matrona en atención primeria de la Comunidad de Madrid. 

Today on the CityLight Podcast, Pastor Mohamed and the CityLight team share powerful testimonies from their recent mission trip to Guatemala. Anchored in 1 Samuel 30, the message reminds us that those who stay with the baggage share equally in the reward with those who go into battle—meaning every giver, prayer partner, and supporter is a missionary.   Whether stepping onto a plane or stepping into a conversation at work, obedience unlocks breakthrough. The gospel is too good to hide and whether in Guatemala or Queens, every believer shares in the mission.(00:00) Sharing in the Reward of the Mission(04:00) Every Dollar Advances the Gospel(12:29) Healing, Freedom, and Words of Knowledge(18:20) Personal Breakthrough Through Obedience(25:06) The Gospel Overcomes Fear and Language Barriers(33:50) Saying Yes and Stepping Into God’s Will(46:18) The Gospel Is Too Good to Hidehttps://citylightnyc.com/ 

Anticipándonos al diálogo abierto que se producirá este miércoles 25 de febrero en la Fundación Sierra Pambley (19:00 horas), recibimos al sindicalista y escritor Ignacio Fernández y al artista Toño Benavides, que compartirán con el público sus vivencias e impresiones junto al inolvidable y polifacético creador Manolo Jular. La charla, que coordina su propia hija, Teresa Jular, dará pie a abrir un interesante debate sobre las connotaciones políticas y sociales del arte a partir del ejemplo de este comprometido artista, quien llegó a ser encarcelado a principios de los años 70 por su militancia antifranquista.

El Palacio de Exposiciones de León se prepara para acoger del 3 al 5 de marzo la séptima edición de "Expociencia", la afianzada cita que sirve como gran punto de encuentro entre los investigadores y la sociedad leonesa. Como preámbulo de su inauguración, conversamos con su directora -también directora de la Unidad de Cultura Científica e Innovación de la Universidad de León-, Ángeles Castro, sobre una iniciativa en la que participarán más de medio centenar de grupos de investigación.

Analizamos las claves informativas del momento en León, con protagonismo para el escenario actual de precampaña actual, la moratoria en la decisión sobre la sede de la Agencia Estatal de Salud Pública, las denuncias aún latentes en torno a la crisis de los incendios del verano y, por último, el varapalo judicial al Ayuntamiento de Valdelugueros por el inflado de su censo.

La Universidad Rey Juan Carlos (URJC) inaugura este miércoles una decena de ‘Puntos violeta' de atención a víctimas de violencia machista distribuidos por los campus de Fuenlabrada, Móstoles, Alcorcón, Aranjuez y Madrid.

Pepe, Luis y Peta han venido a presentarnos su nuevo videoclip, Zombie, 

Seguimos los pasos del proyecto vital de los jóvenes barceloneses Marc y Laia

Con su destitución bien reciente e incluso sin haber sido confirmada oficial y públicamente por el propio club, abordamos las claves de esta decisión y el legado futbolístico que deja el paso de Cuco Ziganda por el banquillo de la Cultural. Lo hacemos acompañados de nuestros referentes en la materia: Simón Pérez, Miguel Orejas y Paco Jiménez.

Anticipándonos a su llamada a la ciudadanía leonesa, recibimos en "Hoy por Hoy León" a Oresta Modla, la máxima responsable de la asociación AALUD (Asociación Amigos Leoneses Ucranianos Damnificados). Su presencia nos permite conocer los detalles de la manifestación convocada para mañana, 24 de febrero, coincidiendo con los cuatro años transcurridos desde la gran invasión rusa en Ucrania, al tiempo que nos da pie a interesarnos por el alto grado de integración alcanzado por sus compatriotas refugiados en el seno de la sociedad de León.

Esta semana en "La buena mesa" el cocinero ponferradino Samuel Naveira, del restaurante "Muna" -una de las tres estrellas Michelín de León-, nos convence sobre los aciertos y ventajas que comporta elaborar nuestra propia pasta fresca casera. Y, además de explicarnos los detalles de su receta predilecta, nos ofrece algunas propuestas para su cocinado.

Profundizando en entregas previas dedicadas a la salud de los mineros, esta semana nos visita el hematólogo del Hospital de León Fernando Escalante para hablarnos sobre las consecuencias que la vida en la mina tiene sobre la sangre de estos profesionales.

First Alert continues as our winter storm path is now spanning across the Interior bringing over 8 inches of snow beginning tonight lasting through Tuesday.And an Alaskan brings home Olympic gold. How the hockey player contributed to Team USA's win. Plus, teams are off and running on the Su Dog 300 trail. We hear from mushers about their excitment for the new race.

El proyecto EnganCHADos del Hospital Universitario de Fuenlabrada desarrolla estos días una nueva campaña en Chad (centrada en el Hospital Saint Joseph de Bébédjia), donde en 2014 comenzaron con esta acción solidaria que ha cambiado la vida de miles de personas

Bajo el lema “Entre Pasodobles y Marchas Moras”, la velada puso en valor la importancia de la música en la fiesta, con una decoración inspirada en partituras y notas musicales, que convirtió el salón en un auténtico tributo a la historia festera.

On this episode of the CityLight Podcast, Pastor Mo confronts a subtle but dangerous drift in modern Christianity: turning relationship into performance. After a powerful time of worship centered on remembering God’s goodness, the message challenges the “professional Christian” mindset—the belief that spiritual disciplines earn closeness, favor, or validation from God. Through vivid biblical illustrations—from Moses striking the rock to the prodigal son—Pastor Mo reframes the gospel as grace-first intimacy. God’s love isn’t increased by your output, and obedience flows from identity, not insecurity. He warns against “professional intimacy” with God—doing all the right things while keeping the heart distant—and calls the church back to childlike trust, quick obedience, and living for an audience of One.(05:20) Worship: Remembering God’s Goodness(33:22) Weather, Worship, and Why We Gather(37:21) Don’t Be a Professional Christian(46:35) Moses and the Rock: Don’t Add to Jesus’ Finished Work(56:18) Garbage-Man Religion vs. Childlike Intimacy(01:07:28) Living for Applause vs. Audience of One(01:20:05) Obey Quickly, Especially in Secret(01:29:42) Stop Performing, Start Pursuinghttps://citylightnyc.com/ 

Más de 300 jóvenes de Fuenlabrada participarán el sábado, 28 de febrero, en la ‘Hecatombe Zombi' organizada por la Asociación Infantil y Juvenil Mejor Juntos, en colaboración con la Concejalía de juventud e Infancia del ayuntamiento.

A man is found dead in a Western Alaskan village. And the evidence is prompting investigators to look into the suspicious circumstances surrounding the death.  Plus, temperatures are on a cooling trend to start the week, with the next winter storm making landfall in Western Alaska by tomorrow.And Iron Dog racers make their way past the first major check point. We check in with them on the trail, including a title contending team that's now out of the race.

Our weather team has been keeping an eye on the wintry impacts for much of Alaska leading into this weekend and called a First Alert Day for today.Plus, it's called the world's longest, toughest snow machine race! The 42nd running of the Iron Dog is underway. We check in with our team in multiple parts of the state.

Desenfadada y deslenguada, la tertulia de los viernes nos abre una perspectiva diferente acerca de la actualidad leonesa de la semana. Con los comentarios y opiniones de Antonio Manilla, María Hernández, Fulgencio Fernández, Juan Carlos Ponga y Enriqueta Martín.

Nuestro cronista, Pepe Muñiz, nos propone esta semana una nueva incursión por el callejero -en esta ocasión, no de la capital, sino de Astorga- para llevarnos hasta el rincón dedicado a este monarca asturiano bajo cuyo reinado León fue duramente atacada por los ejércitos musulmanes.

"(...) El cielo era el cielo azul de León, ese que no habíamos visto en tanto tiempo, y le hice una foto que envié a un amigo por WhatsApp recortando en el encuadre historias de un tiempo ya pasado. Es un vaivén de sensaciones la dependencia de esta nueva forma de comunicarse que nos parece tan natural ahora (...)".

Con motivo de su concierto de este viernes, 13 de febrero, en León (Espacio Vías, 22:00 horas), charlamos con el músico gijonés Nacho Vegas, quien se encuentra embarcado en la presentación de su nuevo disco. Se trata de "Vidas semipreciosas", su noveno álbum de estudio, en el que, como ya es habitual, combina con maestría su vertiente más poética con una marcada intencionalidad política en muchas de sus canciones.

Segundo tramo de programa de este viernes 13 de febrero  

Primer  tramo de programa de este viernes 13 de febrero  

En su decimonovena edición, vuelven las Jornadas Gastroculturales del Entrecuesto, que organizan los responsables del restaurante leonés "La Somoza Tradición". Bajo esa premisa, charlamos con su cocinera, María José Bayón, para conocer los detalles de este nuevo ciclo gastronómico programado desde el 22 de febrero al 15 de marzo para exaltar y divulgar las excelencias de este plato leonés hecho a partir del espinazo del cerdo.

A sus 28 años, el caso del músico y pastor cabreirés Edilberto Rodríguez ejemplifica como pocos un alto grado de compromiso con los valores y las tradiciones de los pueblos leoneses. Esta semana charlamos con él en nuestro espacio sobre música popular leonesa, "De los pueblos a las playlists", acompañados de nuestro referente en la materia, el profesor y panderetero Gabi González.

Fieles a la costumbre, los oyentes de "Hoy por Hoy León" toman la palabra para formular sus consultas, sugerencias, peticiones y quejas al alcalde de León, José Antonio Diez, en torno a la ciudad.

Avui, a l'InfoCopeLleida, parlarem de com el mercat dels smartphones continua en plena batalla: filtracions dels Galaxy S26 que apunten a decisions polèmiques, Xiaomi preparant un cop fort a la gamma mitjana i Apple apostant per mantenir preus mentre introdueix noves tecnologies. També veurem com els fabricants no només innoven en dispositius, sinó també en seguretat, amb noves eines per protegir-nos si ens roben el mòbil… mentre els ciberdelinqüents no s'aturen i apareixen noves estafes que poden buidar-nos el compte sense adonar-nos-en. Parlarem de comunicació digital amb WhatsApp ampliant funcions a la web i acabarem amb rumors d'un MacBook més assequible que podria canviar el panorama dels portàtils Apple.Efeméride:Viajamos a 2004 ya que Hoy, 11 de febrero, se celebra el Día Internacional de la Internet Segura, una fecha dedicada a promover un uso responsable, respetuoso y seguro del entorno digital. Esta iniciativa nació en 2004, impulsada por la red europea Insafe con el apoyo de la Comisión Europea. Lo que comenzó como un proyecto en Europa, hoy se conmemora en más de 150 países alrededor del mundo. El objetivo es claro: crear conciencia sobre los riesgos en línea —como el ciberacoso, la desinformación o el robo de datos— y fomentar buenas prácticas digitales, especialmente entre niños y jóvenes. En una era donde vivimos conectados, la seguridad digital no es opcional: es una responsabilidad compartida. Porque entender cómo empezó esta iniciativa nos ayuda a valorar su importancia Gracias a la IA hoy podemos protegernos mas, pero también los malos, son mas malos. Importante la seguridad dando como cada semana un vistazo al pasado, para entender el presente y mirar hacia el futuro.Tot això, amb anàlisi, debat i mirada crítica… aquí, a l'InfoCopeLleida.  on la tecnologia s'explica amb un somriure, i sense manual d'instruccions!!! I

On today's episode of the CityLight Podcast, Pastor Bo casts vision for 2026 as a year shaped by mindset—what we truly believe in our hearts about ourselves, our future, and our identity in Christ. Drawing from Proverbs and Colossians, he reminds us that right believing leads to right living, and that a deep understanding of the New Covenant is the key to spiritual confidence, stability, and freedom.(00:00) Your 2026 Will Follow Your Thinking(01:10) Why “Leapfrogging” Stalls Growth(04:40) Discernment Without Cynicism(28:15) The New Covenant, Right Believing, and an Unbreakable Agreement(46:00) Receiving Promises Without Self-Disqualification(1:07:30) Communion as Covenant Reaffirmationhttps://citylightnyc.com/ 

6pm: Donald Trump Signals Shift on Deportations: Feds Will Enter Sanctuary Cities Only If Mayors “Ask” and “Invited” // President Trump Discusses Powerful Sonic Weapon Used to Take Out Venezuelan Soldiers During Maduro Capture // In forcing the Clintons to testify on Epstein, Comer sets a new precedent // Trump on Bill Clinton’s forthcoming testimony // Trump attacks, lies Massie at the Prayer Breakfast // What’s Going on with That Secret Biolab in Las Vegas Connected to China // Weird: CBS, NBC Nightly Newscasts Still Not Covering Busted Chinese Biolab // 2026 Winter Olympics: WADA vows to investigate claims of crotch size manipulation 

Cada vez son más las bodegas que abren sus puertas no solo para catar vinos, sino para acoger exposiciones, conciertos, presentaciones literarias o encuentros artísticos.

6pm: Video Guest – Todd Myers – Washington Policy Center // 'Millionaires' tax' legislation officially introduced by Washington state Democrats // Ferguson says he can’t support WA income tax bill without changes // 'Billionaire' Tax is a Bait-and-Switch To Gouge the Middle Class // Todd Myers: 5 tricks dems used to force this bill through // KISS and Company at the ‘All-American’ Kennedy Center Honors // // Man, 24, sparks evacuation at French hospital after doctors find 8ins-long live WW1 artillery shell in his rectum

In this two-part episode of Mythmakers, Julia Golding is joined once more by Andrew Head to review the full-cast Audible production of Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets. Together, their discussion broadens to consider whether this form of audiobook, when not adapted for the actors, works or if it is simply distracting.In the second part of today’s episode, accompany Julia on a deep dive into the recent report on the top ten grossing films of all time – where fantasy titles dominate. And as for the most famous film you've (probably) never heard of? Stay tuned to uncover that cinematic mystery!(00:05) Entering the Wizarding World Through Sound(03:33) Full-Cast Audio and the Promise of Immersion(06:45) Casting Familiar Voices in New Roles(10:45) Music, Foley, and Building an Audio World(15:14) Comparing Full-Cast Drama to Classic Narration(19:22) When Dramatization Works — and When It Distracts(22:25) Revisiting Harry Potter as a Listening Experience(26:01) Fantasy, Spectacle, and the Global Box Office(30:21) Why Fantasy Continues to Dominate Film CultureFor more information on the Oxford Centre for Fantasy, our writing courses, and to check out our awesome social media content visit: Website: https://centre4fantasy.com/website Instagram: https://centre4fantasy.com/Instagram Facebook: https://centre4fantasy.com/Facebook TikTok: https://centre4fantasy.com/tiktok

What if the quality of your life is directly connected to the level of honor you walk in? In this powerful episode, we unpack how honor isn’t just good manners—it’s a spiritual principle that unlocks God’s rewards. Drawing from Ephesians 6, Hebrews 11, and the words of Jesus Himself, we why God attaches blessings to honoring parents, leaders, and His order.If you want to step into a fuller measure of God’s blessing, learn how your words shape your world, and position yourself for a full reward, this episode will challenge, inspire, and realign your heart toward a life of honor.(00:00) Honor as the Gateway to the Miraculous(05:16) Defining Honor vs Respect(10:57) God as Rewarder(15:45) Dishonour Blocks Access(29:04) Three Reward Levels(39:05) Rewards by Levels of Honor(43:16) Syrophoenician Woman—Honor Unlocks Deliverance(52:33) Practical Ways to Honor Leaders(1:07:06) Covering vs Exposinghttps://citylightnyc.com/ 

In the first hour of Terry Wickstrom Outdoors Andy Cochran comes on to discuss fishing conditions in the Blue Mesa area. Chris Steinbeck joins the show to talk about current fly-fishing conditions. Then Austin Parr joins the show to discuss upcoming Lake Trout tournaments taking place in the next few weeks.

On this episode of the CityLight Podcast, Pastor Bo delivers a timely and countercultural word for 2026: faith doesn’t hustle—it rests. Drawing from a moment of worship in Belize sparked by Jason Upton’s “Jacob’s Dream,” Pastor Bo unpacks the story of Jacob as the blueprint for modern striving—until God breaks his self-sufficiency and teaches him to lean. Anchored in Psalm 127, this message reframes rest as active trust, where fruitfulness flows not from frantic effort but from peace-filled obedience.  This episode calls us to make 2026 the year of choosing the “one thing”: sitting at Jesus’ feet and letting God put His super on our natural.(00:00) Faith Lists Without Being Ruled by the List(04:50) Kindness, Timing, and Setting Up the Message(08:19) Wrestling God, the “Crutch,” and Learning to Lean(15:46) The Highest Level of Faith Is Rest(24:38) Rest from Religious Striving(37:09) Scriptures for Rest(42:39) Gideon, Elijah, and the Strength That Comes Through Rest(51:34) Praying into 2026https://citylightnyc.com/ 

The Associated Press cites defense officials who say more than 1,000 Alaskan soldiers are on standby for possible deployment to Minnesota.Plus, a little Alaskan boy gets his wish. We catch up with Caleb who has a big adventure ahead of him thanks to the make a wish foundation.

On this episode of the CityLight Podcast, we kick off 2026 with a powerful call to build a life that lasts. Preaching from Matthew 7, guest speaker Nathaniel Saint-Eloi reminds us that storms come to everyone—but only the life built on Jesus, the Rock, will stand. The message lays out three prophetic keys for the year ahead: don’t build on resolutions, build on revelation; don’t build on vibes, build on vision; and don’t build on fake news, build on the Good News. With scriptures from Matthew 16, Proverbs 29, Hebrews 11, and more, this sermon stirs faith, sharpens identity, and casts a vision for a life rooted in Christ. The episode ends with a beautiful moment of surrender, as many respond in prayer and salvation.(00:00) Opening Exhortation(04:55) Sermon on the Mount and Jesus’ “Final Point”(10:40) Don’t Build on Sand(16:40) Revelation Builds Expansion(24:52) Vibes vs. Vision(39:03) Building for a Storm You Haven’t Seen Yet(42:58) Fake News vs. Good News(52:08) Invitation: Start 2026 on the Rockhttps://citylightnyc.com/ 

Christians should be known by their love for one another and for the world, but so often, we are too busy, too distracted, or too focused on ourselves to really show God’s love. It’s time we pay attention to what the people in our lives are going through so that we can walk alongside them in love.(00:00) Now is the time(03:39) Love must match home life(06:12) Entropy, time, and an end(10:36) Times, seasons, readiness(15:22) Salt, light, and urgency(17:48) Salvation assurance vs assumptionCONNECT WITH PASTOR JACKGet Updates via Text:  https://text.whisp.io/jack-hibbs-podcastWebsite: https://jackhibbs.com/ Instagram: http://bit.ly/2FCyXpO Facebook: https://bit.ly/2WZBWV0 YouTube:  https://bit.ly/437xMHn DAZE OF DECEPTION BOOK:https://jackhibbs.com/daze-of-deception/ Did you know we have a Real Life Network? Sign up for free for more exclusive content:https://bit.ly/3CIP3M99

In the first hour of Terry Wickstrom outdoors, Russel MacLellon comes on to discuss dog training at the ISE. Adam Milicia joins the show to talk about boats. And finally, Austin Parr comes on to give ice updates!

On this year-end episode of the CityLight Podcast, Pastor Mohamed brings a timely word of vision and gratitude, anchored in Isaiah 6. In a year marked by uncertainty, Isaiah saw something that changed everything: the Lord, high and lifted up. When we see God clearly, we can walk into any season—good, bad, or uncertain—with confidence. Pastor Mohamed challenges us to trade performance-based Christianity for faith-filled obedience, reminding us that our steps reveal what we really believe. From testimonies of healing and abundance to powerful moments of salvation, baptisms, and community outreach, this episode celebrates all God has done through CityLight in 2025.(00:00) Seeing the Lord removes fear(04:29) Fear drives Isaiah to the temple(06:05) “Manifested abundance” and keeping your eyes on Him(10:02) Testimony: unexpected provision and gratitude(16:54) Entering 2026: God is unmoved and present(20:26) Healing Rooms testimonies(25:17) Volunteers celebrated and honored(35:25) Giving as worship and First Fruits updatehttps://citylightnyc.com/ 

  In the final hour of Terry Wickstrom Outdoors, Nate Zelinsky joins the show to give an ice update in the region. John Kirk of the ISE comes on to talk about the upcoming event, less than a week away! Finally JR Pierce joins the show to talk about upcoming events, classes, and leagues coming to Colorado Clays in 2026

On this festive episode of the CityLight Podcast, Pastor Bo calls us to pursue the presence of God above all else. Pastor Bo emphasizes that God is found by those who seek Him, and that worship, waiting, and receiving are key to cultivating a life saturated with His Spirit. From soaking in God’s presence to receiving the baptism of the Holy Spirit, we’re invited to lean into deeper intimacy and spiritual empowerment.  Rooted in Psalm 16, this episode will encourage you to step into 2026 with boldness, confidence, and faith for God’s sudden breakthroughs. In His presence is fullness of joy—and that’s what we’re after.(00:00) Repentance brings you home(06:05) Bringing God your best(18:35) Choosing stillness over striving(32:54) Jonah’s detour and destiny(46:17) Being led step by step(50:32) Hearing God in dark seasons(55:53) First Fruits and closing prayerhttps://citylightnyc.com/ 

Episode 141 Episode 141 – Wrap it up, V(isions) We review some of Visions Season 3. Go over the best of 2025 and what to look forward to in 2026. Download the PODCAST directly… HERE or from iTunes using the link in the upper right hand corner.

6pm: Court vindicates professor investigated for parodying university’s ‘land acknowledgment’ on syllabus // White House seeking privateers to seize cartel boats, assets // Harvard Professor of Economics Ken Rogoff on November inflation coming in WAY BELOW expectations. // Walter Kirn shares my Spielberg “Disclosure” theory // Brown U. and MIT professor shootings are linked; suspect found dead, officials say // Tipster using Reddit was key in cracking Brown University shooting case, police say // Celebrating Board Operators After Flyers Hot-Mic Moment

We may be in a golden age for audiobooks, but for those with sight impairments they have always been essential. Blind writer and returning guest Andrew Head joins Julia Golding on once again on today's episode of Mythmakers to share his thoughts on the audiobook biographies of Tolkien, Lewis, and the Inklings. Be sure to tune in as Andrew and Julia delve into the Mrs Moore controversy so have a listen to find out what that's all about!(00:00) Welcome to Mythmakers and audiobook focus(03:40) Narration style and listening experience(10:02) C.S. Lewis biography (15:21) Public faith vs private life in biography(20:52) The Inklings biography and group storytelling(24:51) Reconstructing Inklings meetings and friendshipsFor more information on the Oxford Centre for Fantasy, our writing courses, and to check out our awesome social media content visit: Website: https://centre4fantasy.com/website Instagram: https://centre4fantasy.com/Instagram Facebook: https://centre4fantasy.com/Facebook TikTok: https://centre4fantasy.com/tiktok

6pm: Video Guest – Scott Sistek – Scott runs the Emerald City weather blog at emeraldcityweather.com // Port Orchard Signature Gatherers harassed by aggressive trans women // This Day in History: 1963 - Frank Sinatra Jr. released by kidnappers // 1978 - Millions stolen from JFK Airport in infamous ‘Lufthansa heist’ // In-N-Out Bans Order #67 at All Franchises

6pm: Video Guest – Jim Walsh – State Rep and Chairman of The WA state GOP // Jim’s Top 3 MOST EGREGIOUS BILL contenders in 2026: HB-1380: Homeless Bill of Rights // SB-5283: Lower Sentences for Sex Criminals // HB-1399: A.G. Decertifying Sheriffs // In Jim’s “Good Laws” category; he just filed HB-2121 which would exempt schools from the new state sales tax on services // Video Guest – Jenny Mckeefry – Suncadia Christmas Controversy // Transportation Sec. Duffy now wants to add gyms to airports

Bump and Stacy discuss Seahawks offense with Rob Staton of Seahawks Draft Blog, In Headline Rewrites, they talk about the 49ers win over the panthers and Baker Mayfield’s shoulder only shows a low-grade sprain, they discuss ESPN’s latest power rankings, Pete Carrol and the Raider’s coaching staff, Shedeur Sanders 2nd start against the 49ers, and they discuss whether Jaxon Smith-Njigba is the best receiver in the NFL