Podcasts about Aub

Working on working on history. Becoming Canadian. Aub's most expensive purchase. Trying to train Fred. What's Jesses stance on Flock cameras?Follow The Jesse Kelly Show on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@TheJesseKellyShowSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

durée : 00:05:02 - Les Matins de France Culture - par : Marie Sorbier - Le Vodun, né dans le golfe du Bénin et diffusé aux Amériques, a profondément influencé les arts et la culture. Au Bénin le gouvernement s'est engagé depuis 2016 dans une démarche ambitieuse de valorisation du patrimoine culturel, cultuel, et artistique de cette religion emblématique du pays. - invités : Sylvestre Edjekpoto Historien et directeur scientifique général et scientifique de l'Institut Afrique Décide Vous aimez ce podcast ? Pour écouter tous les épisodes sans limite, rendez-vous sur Radio France

Back in 2017, I sat down with Anne Wilde, one of the foremost experts on modern-day polygamy. While I like to call her the First Lady of Fundamentalism, she has lived an incredibly unique life as an Independent Fundamentalist. For 33 years, Anne lived as the secret second wife of Ogden Kraut, a prolific fundamentalist author whose 65 books she personally helped write and edit. From the secret history of Mormon schisms to her own spiritual journey, you won’t want to miss this fascinating conversation! https://youtu.be/LH2zMt27kxM Don't miss our other conversations Shannon: https://gospeltangents.com/people/shannon-flynn Copyright © 2026 Gospel Tangents All Rights Reserved Check out a transcript of the interview on Amazon. Pick up a transcript of our conversation! Raised in the mainstream LDS Church, Anne later became an “Independent Fundamentalist” and lived for 33 years as the secret second wife of prolific fundamentalist author Ogden Kraut. This sweeping conversation covers everything from the hidden history of Mormon schisms to controversial theology and modern civil rights. Hidden History of Post-Manifesto Polygamy Many believe plural marriage ended abruptly with the LDS Church’s 1890 Manifesto, but Anne explains it was more like a sunset: “when does it get dark? It’s just gradually.” She points to an uncanonized 1886 revelation received by Church President John Taylor, which fundamentalists believe declared plural marriage an everlasting covenant that could not be changed. Consequently, polygamy continued underground and in places like Mexico and Canada. It took the 1904 Second Manifesto and the 1933 Third Manifesto—which enforced excommunication for those practicing plural marriage—to create a permanent rift between the mainstream church and fundamentalist groups. Untangling the Polygamous Sects One of Anne’s main goals is to dispel the myth that all polygamists are the same. She breaks down the diverse landscape of modern polygamy: The AUB (Apostolic United Brethren): With about 7,500 members, this group has a priesthood council and allows members more free agency in choosing their spouses. (Kody Brown of the TV show Sister Wives comes from this tradition.) FLDS (Fundamentalist Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints): Notorious for the extreme one-man rule of Warren Jeffs, this group practices arranged marriages and strict dress codes. Anne notes that Jeffs’ oppressive control and habit of splitting up families has caused their numbers to plummet. Since he went to prison, the numbers are about 10% of what they were. Centennial Park: A breakaway group of about 2,000 members who separated from the FLDS because they wanted a priesthood council rather than a one-man dictatorship. Ervil LeBaron: Anne also discusses dangerous outliers like Ervil LeBaron, a militant polygamist who claimed his own priesthood authority and became an assassin responsible for roughly 20 deaths, including that of AUB leader Rulon Allred. Independent Fundamentalists: Anne identifies with this category—believers who adhere to early doctrines and plural marriage but choose not to affiliate with any centralized sect. Surprising Stances on Gay Marriage Despite their conservative theology, Anne reveals that many fundamentalists support the legalization of gay marriage. Viewing it through the lens of civil rights, she argues that if polygamists want the government to decriminalize their own family structures, they must grant the same free agency to the LGBTQ+ community. She also expressed deep disappointment with the LDS Church’s 2015 policy that temporarily barred the children of gay parents from being baptized, feeling it wrongly punished children. Anne Wilde’s Controversial Theology: Was Jesus a Polygamist? Anne Wilde and her late husband, Ogden Kraut, authored numerous books, including a highly popular 1969 text arguing that Jesus Christ was a polygamist. She suggests that the wedding feast at Cana was actually Christ’s own wedding, and that he was married to at least Mary, Martha, and Mary Magdalene. She also tackles difficult aspects of Doctrine and Covenants Section 132, such as the “Law of Sarah,” which ideally requires a first wife’s consent for subsequent marriages. However, Anne notes that if a first wife adamantly refuses to consent to a priesthood law, the husband is exempt from her approval and can marry anyway. Furthermore, she interprets the scriptural mentions of “concubines” not as sex slaves, but as lesser, non-covenant wives permitted by the customs of the era. Advocacy and the 2002 Olympics After living in secret for decades, Anne stepped into the public eye ahead of the 2002 Salt Lake City Olympics. Tired of seeing only bitter ex-members defining the narrative around plural marriage, Anne co-founded an advocacy group called “Principle Voices“. During the Olympics, they provided hundreds of press packets and fielded interviews with global media to offer a positive perspective on the lifestyle and to clearly distinguish themselves from the abuses of the FLDS church. Ultimately, Anne's story is a call for understanding. Whether you agree with her lifestyle or not, her experiences provide a rare, inside look at a marginalized community deeply woven into the fabric of Mormon history. Questions to ponder: 1. In what ways do the civil rights struggles of polygamists align with those of the LGBTQ+ community? 2. Why is it important to recognize the structural and cultural differences between various polygamous sects? 3. How does the “Law of Sarah” impact the balance of agency and power within a plural marriage? 4. What role does media representation play in shaping the narrative of marginalized or secretive religious communities? Don't miss our other conversations Shannon: https://gospeltangents.com/people/shannon-flynn Copyright © 2026 Gospel Tangents All Rights Reserved Check out a transcript of the interview on Amazon.

In Part 5 of the Extractive Tapestry series, we're shifting from top-down systemic corruption to the demand side of the climate equation. Aub breaks down how toxic influencer culture, algorithmic tech design, and fast fashion/beauty waste hijack our fundamental human need for community (Maslow's Hierarchy Tier 3) and turn it into chronic overconsumption.Links & Resources:Read the full show notes & article with receipts: https://dandelionbranding.com/ep-extractive-tapestry-influencers-overconsumption-sustainabilityJoin the UnHushable Network: https://dandelionbranding.com/unhushable-network/Powered by Dandelion Branding: https://dandelionbranding.comIf this episode hit home, don't forget to subscribe, leave a review, and share it with an eco-curious baddie in your life!

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In this episode, Farid Moussa, Former SES NSA Officer and VP for Business Development, Babel Street, joins us to discuss the influence of the American University of Beirut [AUB] on its role on shaping Lebanon, the region, and the political movements of the region. The Lebanese Civil War in 1975 which involved some kidnappings of official from AUB principals. It included the killing of the AUB President. Moussa recalls his teenage years in Beirut. Interview date Friday, 29 May 2026. Interviewer James Hughes, President Emeritus, AFIO.  

Muriel Edjo, le rédacteur en chef de We Are Tech Africa, revient sur trois initiatives qui illustrent l'évolution rapide du numérique en Afrique. Au Kenya, le gouvernement étudie la possibilité de commercialiser des données publiques anonymisées afin de soutenir la recherche et les études de marché, tout en soulevant des questions sur la protection de la vie privée. Au Bénin, une campagne rappelle que l'utilisation de l'intelligence artificielle pour modifier ou diffuser l'image d'une personne sans son consentement peut entraîner de lourdes sanctions financières. Enfin, la Banque mondiale encourage les institutions financières à utiliser l'historique des paiements numériques comme indicateur de solvabilité, une approche qui pourrait faciliter l'accès au crédit pour des milliers de petites entreprises exclues des circuits bancaires traditionnels. Selon Muriel Edjo, ces initiatives témoignent d'une transformation numérique qui répond avant tout aux réalités économiques et sociales du continent.

After watching Trust Me: A False Prophet, one question kept coming up: Why did it take so long to stop Samuel Bateman?If law enforcement knew about allegations of abuse, why wasn't he arrested sooner? What kind of evidence does it actually take to investigate and convict a cult leader?In this episode, we sit down with retired law enforcement officer and author Mike King to explore what happens behind the scenes during investigations into abusive religious leaders. We discuss the legal standards prosecutors must meet, why investigations involving coercive control and closed religious communities often take years, and the challenges of building a case that can result in a conviction.Using the Samuel Bateman case featured in Trust Me: A False Prophet as a real-world example, we examine what the justice system did well, where it fell short, and why investigators sometimes have to wait until they have enough evidence to ensure a dangerous leader is held accountable.Whether you're interested in the FLDS, high-demand religions, true crime, religious abuse, or the legal process behind major criminal investigations, this conversation provides valuable insight into why justice can take longer than many people expect.If you've watched Trust Me: A False Prophet, we'd love to hear your thoughts in the comments:What surprised you most about the investigation into Samuel Bateman?If you enjoy our conversations about the FLDS, the Kingston Group ("The Order"), the AUB, and other high-demand religious communities, don't forget to like this video, subscribe, and share it with someone who might find it helpful.Thank you for supporting our mission to create compassion for communities that have been misunderstood, marginalized, and abused by their leaders while giving survivors a platform to share their stories.#TrustMe #SamuelBateman #MikeKing #FLDS #Polygamy #ReligiousAbuse #CultLeader #TrueCrime #HighDemandReligion #growingupinpolygamy Follow Mike King: @ProfilingEvil profilingevil.comListen to Gardens of Evil here: https://go.gamutpodcasts.com/americannightmareseriesIf you or someone you love has left polygamy and needs assistance, please reach out to "Holding Out HELP" at 801-548-3492 or visit their website at www.holdingouthelp.orgAt Growing Up In Polygamy our mission is to "Create compassion for communities that have been misunderstood, marginalized and/or abused by their leaders, and to empower those who have left by giving them a platform to share their stories with the world."If you would like to DONATE to this cause you can do so here: https://donorbox.org/growing-up-in-polygamyInsta: @growingupinpolygamywww.growingupinpolygamy.comTheme Song created by @artcowles Please feel free to reach out to us!growingupinpolygamy@gmail.comCreate Shorts Easily like us with Opus Clips: https://www.opus.pro/?via=SamandMelissa

Expropriations, déguerpissements, terres spoliées lors d'une succession, chantiers interrompus ou encore litiges sur la délimitation d'un terrain... Sur le continent africain, les récits de conflits fonciers font partie du quotidien des populations. Début juin 2026, la ville d'Abidjan a, par exemple, multiplié les déguerpissements dans des quartiers précaires de la ville afin de restaurer « l'ordre urbain ». Une situation difficilement compréhensible pour des habitants parfois présents depuis plusieurs dizaines d'années, mais sans titre foncier. Régulièrement, habitants et autorités publiques se heurtent à l'inadéquation entre droits coutumiers et systèmes modernes de propriété. Dès la fin des années 1980, plusieurs pays avaient mis en place des observatoires du foncier afin de mieux comprendre la réalité du terrain et améliorer les politiques. Au Bénin, une juridiction spécialisée, la Cour spéciale des affaires foncières, a été créée en 2022 sous la présidence de Patrice Talon afin de traiter les litiges fonciers et immobiliers. Mais parce qu'il peut être coûteux, parce que le processus peut être long, détenir un titre foncier ne va pas forcément de soi pour l'ensemble de la population. Certains se contentent d'un acte de vente ou d'une attestation du chef de village, des documents qui les protègent de moins en moins. La persistance des systèmes coutumiers interroge aussi la notion même de propriété : la terre serait perçue comme une richesse davantage collective qu'individuelle. Alors que les villes du continent absorbent déjà une croissance démographique importante, que les zones urbaines grignotent de plus en plus les zones rurales et les terres agricoles, les enjeux fonciers ne cessent de grandir. En pratique, comment se règlent les conflits fonciers ? Peut-on réellement se passer du droit coutumier en matière de propriété ? Avec : Souleymane Traoré, doctorant en droit public au sein du Centre de Recherche et d'Etude Administrative de l'Université de Montpellier (CREAM). Ses travaux portent sur la propriété foncière et le droit d'Urbanisme ivoirien Arnaud Mondjo Boundzanga, doctorant en sociologie et anthropologie au DYSOLAB - Laboratoire des dynamiques sociales de l'Université de Rouen. Ses travaux portent sur les logiques d'appropriation traditionnelle des populations et le régime de la propriété foncière en République gabonaise Vincent Dovenon, docotorant en géographe au Laboratoire de Géographie Rurale et d'Expertise Agricole (LaGREA) à l'Université d'Abomey-Calavi au Bénin. Ses travaux portent sur les conséquences de la réduction des superficies agricoles de la commune de Zè au profit de la création d'une zone économique. Emission à l'occasion des 9è rencontres des études africaines en France qui se déroulent du 29 juin au 2 juillet 2026 sur le campus Condorcet à Aubervilliers, en banlieue parisienne.  Également dans l'émission : Un reportage en Côte d'Ivoire où une polémique a vu le jour en juin 2026 après la destruction d'un quartier d'Abidjan.  Des bulldozers et des tractopelles ont transformé tout le quartier Campement dans la commune de Koumassi en gravats. Des destructions opérées sans autorisation par un particulier, Jacques Brou, qui a occupé le poste de 3è adjoint au maire au début des années 2000. Depuis, la Haute Autorité pour la Bonne Gouvernance a ouvert une enquête pour vérifier s'il s'agit d'un cas d'enrichissement illicite. Mais en attendant, des centaines de familles ont tout perdu et tentent de survivre.  Notre reporter Raphaëlle Constant a pu rencontrer Vincent, 55 ans, locataire, et Mathurin, 68 ans, propriétaire : des sinistrés qui ont trouvé refuge dans une école primaire du quartier en ce début de saison des pluies. Programmation musicale :  ►  Oshe - Wande Coal, WizKid ►  Nsi Namba - Sheebah & T Paul 256.  

The revolution inside the Democrat party. Don't be dismissive of the 'crazy' democrats who just won their primaries. Why isn't Trump signing this housing bill? Putting as much pressure on congress as possible. How Jesse met Aub. Economy is not the stock market.Follow The Jesse Kelly Show on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@TheJesseKellyShowSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Robyn forces Meri to announce her pregnancy to the family. It's so scary! Love the girls? Get more of their cringey, awesome content at Patreon.com/realitytvcringe!Follow us on IG https://instagram.com/realitytvcringeSubscribe to see our raccoon faces on YouTube! https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC_2CgqXLWjIEKV9PCtH3Kjw?sub_confirmation=1Leave a message for us on SpeakPipe: https://speakpipe.com/realitytvcringeSupport the pod by leaving a 5-star review on your favorite podcast platform! Thank you so much.

C'est (déjà) le dernier épisode de la saison 2 de Superstream. Et c'est bien sûr l'heure du bilan mais aussi de la projection sur les prochains mois. Voici le sommaire :Le grand débrief : Le bilan de la saison, nos déceptions et nos coups de coeur, c'est l'heure de prendre des notes pour bien choisir vos programmes pendant les vacances estivales !L'appel à un ami XXL, spécial en route vers la saison 3 : La dernière de notre célèbre jeu, 20 programmes à deviner qui vont sortir dans les prochaines semaines et prochains mois sur les plateformes !Merci à tous pour votre fidélité et à bientôt pour de nouvelles aventures...Superstream saison 2, épisode 10, un podcast animé par Laurence Gallois avec ses chroniqueurs Marc Arlin, Stéphanie Fuzeau, Juliette Heuzebroc et Aubéry Mallet Hébergé par Audion. Visitez https://www.audion.fm/fr/privacy-policy pour plus d'informations.

First Principles of Abnormal Uterine Bleeding (AUB)Think it's "just PMS"? Think again! In Part I of our AUB series, we dive into what counts as normal menstrual bleeding, when bleeding becomes abnormal, and the common causes behind it. Join us as we unpack the basics of Abnormal Uterine Bleeding and turn a confusing topic into something clear, practical, and surprisingly fascinating.Disclaimer: This episode was recorded on 1 May 2026. At the time of recording, the condition now known as Polycystic Ovarian Morphological Syndrome (PMOS) was referred to as Polycystic Ovary Syndrome (PCOS). Following the official nomenclature change announced on 12 May 2026, the term PMOS is now preferred. References to "PCOS" in this episode reflect the terminology that was in use at the time of recording.

The 3PMD crew is back and we are not holding back! In this week's episode, Tank, Aub, Eddie P., and King Sully roast the week's craziest headlines. We kick things off with the truth behind Elon Musk's SpaceX IPO and what might be the biggest public bailout in history.From there, we dive into the wild world of side hustles—including an inmate who bought a house with gold coins from behind bars, and an Atlanta entrepreneur running a mobile wig salon out of a G-Wagon. We also tackle the serious stuff, like the heartbreaking Carmelo Anthony verdict and the bizarre return of the screwworm. Plus, we debate the rise of AI girlfriends and why a simple birthday cake can cause so much panic among men.Drop a comment below: Would you be mad if the homies bought you a birthday cake?

Après le départ d'Ousmane Sonko de la primature, le président sénégalais Bassirou Diomaye Faye a dévoilé son nouveau gouvernement. Quels équilibres politiques dessine cette nouvelle équipe ? Au Bénin, le nouveau président Romuald Wadagni s'est rendu cette semaine au Niger et au Burkina Faso. Une visite placée sous le signe du dialogue et de la sécurité régionale. Assiste-t-on à un réchauffement durable des relations entre ces voisins ouest-africains ? Cessez-le-feu ou poursuite des combats ? Quelques heures seulement après l'annonce d'une trêve au Liban, le ministre israélien de la Défense, Israël Katz, a assuré que l'armée continuerait ses opérations dans le sud du pays. Comment interpréter ces déclarations ? Enfin J-5 avant le coup d'envoi de la Coupe du monde de football. Dans quel climat sportif, politique et médiatique s'ouvre cette compétition planétaire ? Et quelles sont les ambitions des sélections africaines dans la course au titre ?   Avec la participation de : Fatoumata Diallo, journaliste pour le magazine mensuel Jeune Afrique Marcel Zoumenou,  directeur de publication du journal béninois Le Patriote Ousmane Ndiaye, journaliste et éditorialiste sénégalais.

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Près de cinq mois après leur libération, les élèves et le staff de l'école Saint Mary de Papiri ont tous retrouvés leurs proches. Situé dans l'État de Niger au Nigeria, cet établissement scolaire primaire et secondaire n'a toujours pas rouvert ses portes. Les victimes de ce spectaculaire kidnapping de masse ne bénéficient d'aucun accompagnement psychologique et vivent toujours dans une zone extrêmement volatile et dangereuse. Une opération de sécurité impliquant l'armée et la police, baptisée « Opération Savannah Shield », est en cours dans le nord-ouest du Nigeria. Reportage dans cette zone voisine du département de Borgou au nord du Bénin. De notre correspondant dans la région, De son mois de captivité, Bako est revenu choqué par le matériel technologique en possession des groupes extrémistes. Cet enseignant de l'école Saint Mary ne comprend toujours pas comment salafistes et bandits ont pu s'enraciner dans les forêts de l'État de Niger. L'ultra violence de ces criminels hante toujours Bako : « Des enfants meurent dans les cachots de ces ravisseurs. Des femmes y meurent aussi. Des milliers de personnes y sont otages. Des gens du Bénin et du Nigeria... Il y a des infirmières là-bas. Des sages-femmes sont prises aussi au piège. Au Bénin, ces groupes extrémistes ont l'habitude d'aller dans des hôpitaux pour enlever des gens. Ils savent qu'ils obtiennent de plus grosses rançons en kidnappant des personnels de santé. » Lydia est une aide cuisinière de Saint Mary. Elle aussi a été otage comme Bako. Ses deux fils âgés de moins de 5 ans ont vécu cette expérience avec elle, dans la forêt de Kainji. Ces deux bambins ne lâchent plus d'une semelle leur maman depuis leur retour. Car même libre, le quotidien de cette famille est un cauchemar : « Ce qui me préoccupe encore aujourd'hui, c'est que les meurtres n'ont pas cessé ; je n'ai donc pas l'esprit tranquille. Parfois, nous ne pouvons pas dormir chez nous parce qu'ils rôdent dans les environs ; nous devons aller dormir dans la brousse, et c'est pour cette raison que je n'ai pas l'esprit tranquille. » « Nous courons dans le noir avec nos enfants » Le jour du kidnapping de Saint Mary, Emmanuel rendait visite à son épouse, enseignante de cette école. Depuis son retour à la liberté, une nuit sur deux, le hameau où vivent Emmanuel et sa famille subit des attaques de bandits. Et comme Lydia et ses enfants, Emmanuel et sa compagne se cachent jusqu'au matin en brousse. En étouffant les pleurs de leurs deux nourrissons : « Nous courons dans l'obscurité en espérant qu'ils ne voient pas où nous nous cachons. Nous courons dans le noir avec nos enfants. Parfois, les enfants pleurent, alors nous faisons de notre mieux. Nous les choyons juste pour faire cesser les pleurs, afin que, si les bandits sont dans les parages, ils ne puissent pas découvrir où nous nous cachons. » Au bord de la rupture nerveuse, Emmanuel s'accroche à la vie. Surtout quand il se souvent de tous ces otages qu'il a croisés. Il se demande en permanence combien d'entre eux sont encore vivants. À lire aussiNigeria: la fermeture de l'école Saint Mary prolongée en raison de l'insécurité dans le nord-ouest [1/3]

Are you standing in the store aisle staring at leafy green packaging and wondering if you're being played?You aren't alone—80% of consumers care about their impact, but most of us are exhausted by the sheer volume of self-proclaimed eco-friendliness.In this episode of EnvironMental, Aub sits down with Linda Kelly, Senior Vice President of Certification Programs at ClimeCo, to talk about how third party certifications build an infrastructure of trust in the 2026 marketplace.

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Au sommaire : Au Bénin, Romuald Wadagni, le dauphin du président sortant Patrice Talon, remporte la présidentielle avec 94% des suffrages exprimés. Triste anniversaire au Soudan où le conflit s'éternise. Trois ans que l'armée régulière du général al-Burhane et les paramilitaires des Forces de soutien rapide du général Hemedti s'affrontent, entraînant une crise humanitaire de grande ampleur, 150 000 morts et 14 millions de déplacés. Au Moyen-Orient, où en est le blocage américain du détroit d'Ormuz ? Enfin en Hongrie, après la défaite électorale de Viktor Orban, quelles conséquences pour l'Europe ? Chaque semaine, des journalistes et éditorialistes africains décryptent l'actualité africaine et internationale. Avec la participation de : Marcel Zoumenou,  directeur de publication du journal béninois Le Patriote Karine Oriot, éditorialiste camerounaise Eric Topona, journaliste tchadien au sein de la rédaction Afrique francophone de la Deutsche Welle.

Desc:Why is "away" the biggest lie in sustainability? In this episode of EnvironMental, Aub sits down with César González Fernández, the visionary behind Clean Something For Nothing, to discuss the massive shift from passive recycling to active "un-trashing."

Au Bénin, c'est un « coup KO » électoral pour Romuald Wadagni, le dauphin du président sortant Patrice Talon. Selon la Commission électorale, le candidat de la majorité recueille plus de 94% des voix. Son seul adversaire, Paul Hounkpè, considéré comme un opposant modéré, n'obtient que 5,95% des suffrages. Que vous inspire cette victoire sans appel ? Quelles sont vos priorités pour les sept prochaines années ? Vos réactions nous intéressent. Standard : +33 9 693 693 70 Mail : appels.actu@rfi.fr Facebook : Appels sur l'actualité - RFI Twitter : @appelsactu

Au Bénin, les deux candidats à l'élection présidentielle ont jusqu'à vendredi (10 avril 2026) pour convaincre. Romuald Wadagni, le dauphin désigné du président sortant Patrice Talon, et Paul Hounkpè des FCBE multiplient les meetings. Leurs programmes répondent-ils à vos attentes ? À quatre jours du scrutin, votre choix est-il déjà fait ?   Standard : +33 9 693 693 70 Mail : appels.actu@rfi.fr Facebook : Appels sur l'actualité - RFI Twitter : @appelsactu

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Au Bénin, le principal parti d'opposition est en pleine déconfiture à quelques jours de la présidentielle. Le parti "les Démocrates" a connu une série de défections au profit du parti au pouvoir. Au Sénégal, c'est l'heure du bilan, deux ans après l'investiture de Bassirou Diomaye Faye à la tête du pays. Et en Mauritanie, le gouvernement prend des mesures pour limiter les conséquences de la guerre au Moyen-Orient sur ses citoyens.

In this episode of EnvironMental, Aub shares information about the current global agricultural collapse.From the "bomb-to-fertilizer" pipeline of the military-industrial complex to the "death-by-powder" neonics poisoning Colorado's corn, we are dissecting why our current food system is on life support.This isn't a post-mortem. We're digging into the regenerative agriculture solutions that are proving—with real, longitudinal data—that we don't need a bigger bug bomb. We need a serious pivot towards soil health.

L'ancien président algérien Liamine Zeroual, figure de la lutte anti-terrorisme, a été enterré dans son village natal de Batna. Au Bénin, les autorités réagissent après l'abstention polémique du pays lors du vote d'une résolution historique à l'ONU pour proclamer la traite des Africains et l'esclavagisme "pire crimes contre l'humanité". Et en Afrique du Sud, un particulier a passé un accord pour faire travailler des jeunes mineurs clandestins dans ses mines.

Au Bénin, la campagne présidentielle est bien lancée depuis ce vendredi. Après 10 ans au pouvoir, le président Patrice Talon boucle ses deux mandats. À deux semaines du scrutin du 12 avril, les candidats entrent pleinement dans l'arène avec des stratégies et des moyens très différents. D'un côté, le candidat du camp présidentiel, Romuald Wadagni. De l'autre, Paul Hounkpè, son challenger. Il se déclare de l'opposition modérée.

Au Bénin, à 5 jours du coup d'envoi de la campagne présidentielle, le principal parti d'opposition, absent du scrutin, a décidé de ne soutenir aucun des deux candidats en lice. Que vous inspire la stratégie des Démocrates ? Quel effet aura-t-elle sur les électeurs de l'opposition ? Quel avenir pour le parti après la démission de son président Thomas Boni Yayi ? Nous lançons le débat. Standard : +33 9 693 693 70 Mail : appels.actu@rfi.fr Facebook : Appels sur l'actualité - RFI Twitter : @appelsactu

In this episode of the Clinical Chats, host Dr. Kristin Metcalf-Wilson is joined by Dr. Anita Nelson to discuss the critical role of menstrual history as the "fifth vital sign" in reproductive health. Part one of the Managing Common Gynecological Problems series, the conversation provides Title X clinicians with a structured approach to identifying and diagnosing abnormal uterine bleeding (AUB) using modern terminology and the PALM-COEIN system.

Au Bénin, à une semaine du coup d'envoi de la campagne électorale pour la présidentielle du 12 avril, le décor est posé. Deux candidats sont en lice : Romuald Wadagni, ministre de l'Économie et des Finances et dauphin désigné du président Patrice Talon. Face à Paul Hounkpè, candidat d'une opposition qui s'affiche comme modérée, les FCBE. 

Today on the podcast I have Sean Anderson on the podcast to talk about Joe Thompson and the work that he was involved in and his impact on Mormon Fundamentalism. Sean was a first hand witness to many of the events that will be discussed during this conversation. We talk first about who Joe Thompson was, from there we move into looking at his time as a Council Member in the AUB. From that point we take a close look at the allegations that were leveled against him and his subsequent dismissal from the council. The conversation then shifts to his work outside the AUB and others that he worked with during this time and finish it all up by looking at what his impact has been thus far in the Mormon landscape.   Mormon Legacy Ministries:mormonlegacy.org5000 Year Leap Class:mormonlegacy.org/5000

Au Bénin, les cadres du Parti Les Démocrates acceptent la démission de Yayi Boni.  Malgré plusieurs médiations, l'ancien président du Bénin maintient sa position de quitter la formation politique qu'il a fondée en 2020. Les Démocrates était devenu le principal parti d'opposition du pays.

Subscribe to Melanie and Corey https://www.youtube.com/@NotestoSelf444In this episode, we sit down with Melanie and Corey from Notes to Self 444 for an update on what is currently happening inside the Apostolic United Brethren (AUB)—the fundamentalist Mormon group known for practicing polygamy and featured on shows like Sister Wives.Melanie has a unique perspective as the daughter of the current AUB prophet, giving insight into how the church is functioning today. We discuss changes to church rules, growing division within the community, and how members are responding to questions about leadership and authority.We also talk about the fracturing happening within the AUB, including disagreements over allegiance to the current prophet and what that means for families still inside the religion.Finally, Melanie and Corey share important warnings and advice for those who are still involved in the group and what they hope people understand about life inside and leaving a fundamentalist religious community.As former members of Mormon and fundamentalist Mormon cultures ourselves, we offer context and perspective on how these changes affect individuals, families, and faith.If you're interested in understanding modern polygamist groups, fundamentalist Mormonism, and the realities of leaving high-control religions, this conversation offers a rare inside look.If you or someone you love has left polygamy and needs assistance, please reach out to "Holding Out HELP" at 801-548-3492 or visit their website at www.holdingouthelp.orgAt Growing Up In Polygamy our mission is to "Create compassion for communities that have been misunderstood, marginalized and/or abused by their leaders, and to empower those who have left by giving them a platform to share their stories with the world."If you would like to DONATE to this cause you can do so here: https://donorbox.org/growing-up-in-polygamyInsta: @growingupinpolygamyNew website is now up! www.growingupinpolygamy.comTheme Song created by @artcowles Please feel free to reach out to us!growingupinpolygamy@gmail.com

Au Bénin, une nouvelle attaque meurtrière dans le nord du pays : une position de l'armée a été visée mercredi dans la commune de Karimama, près de la frontière avec le Niger. Le bilan officiel reste provisoire.  

Au Bénin, l'ancien chef d'État Thomas Boni Yayi quitte la tête du principal parti d'opposition Les Démocrates. Ce lundi, c'est l'ancien président sénégalais, Macky Sall, qui a surpris en annonçant sa candidature au poste de secrétaire général de l'ONU. Enfin retour sur la guerre au Moyen-Orient et ses enjeux.  Chaque semaine, des journalistes et éditorialistes africains décryptent l'actualité africaine et internationale. Avec la participation de : Ousmane Ndiaye, journaliste et éditorialiste sénégalais Ahmed Newton Barry, journaliste burkinabé et chroniqueur RFI Marcel Zoumenou, directeur de publication du journal béninois Le Patriote

Au Bénin, l'ancien président Thomas Boni Yayi, figure majeure du paysage politique, a démissionné mardi 3 mars 2026 de la tête du parti d'opposition Les Démocrates. « Cette décision, note La Nouvelle Tribune à Cotonou, intervient après plusieurs mois de tensions internes, marqués notamment par l'exclusion du parti de la course à l'élection présidentielle d'avril prochain pour défaut de parrainages. » Officiellement, Thomas Boni Yayi se retire de la vie politique pour raisons de santé. « L'ancien président du Bénin avait repris la tête des Démocrates en octobre 2023, rappelle La Nouvelle Tribune, renforçant la visibilité de cette formation politique. Cependant, le parti a récemment perdu sa représentation parlementaire à l'issue des législatives du 11 janvier dernier, et n'a donc pas réussi à valider un duo de candidats pour la présidentielle d'avril. » L'opposition laminée… Alors, « le choc est brutal pour l'opposition béninoise », s'exclame Afrik.com. Thomas Boni Yayi qui se retire, de même que son fils, Chabi Yayi, qui occupait le poste stratégique de secrétaire aux relations extérieures. « Cette double démission intervient dans un contexte de crise profonde et pose une question désormais ouverte, pointe le site panafricain : le principal parti d'opposition béninois est-il en train de vivre sa mort clinique ? (…) Plusieurs indicateurs sont au rouge, constate Afrik.com : perte de leadership fondateur ; divisions internes non résolues ; échecs électoraux récents ; départ de figures parlementaires ; affaiblissement de la base militante. Un parti politique peut survivre à une défaite. Il peut même renaître d'une crise. Mais survivre à la perte simultanée de son chef historique et de sa colonne vertébrale organisationnelle exige une capacité de refondation rapide et crédible. Surtout, relève encore le site panafricain, quand le parti se sait exclu du jeu électoral au sommet pour longtemps, au moins quatorze années. En effet, absents du Parlement et des collectivités locales, Les Démocrates ne pourront, par conséquent, parrainer aucun candidat à la présidentielle de 2033. Comment le parti peut-il survivre à une telle traversée du désert ? » « L'opposition béninoise est réduite à sa plus simple expression », constate WakatSéra à Ouagadougou. « Le président Patrice Talon, à qui l'on peut décerner la palme de la transformation du Bénin, tant sur le plan économique que celui des infrastructures, n'est pas moins celui qui a mis sous l'éteignoir les politiciens dont la voix portait encore et qui pouvaient lui faire ombrage. »  « De toute évidence, avec le retrait de Boni Yayi de la vie politique, c'est l'opposition béninoise, dans son ensemble, qui se trouve fragilisée, renchérit Le Pays. Toute chose qui, on l'imagine, est pain bénit pour le pouvoir dont le candidat, sauf tremblement de terre, remportera sans coup férir la présidentielle du 12 avril prochain. » Guerre civile larvée au Soudan du Sud Enfin à lire dans Le Monde Afrique ce reportage au Soudan du Sud en proie à des tensions et à des massacres… « Le Soudan du Sud s'enfonce dans une guerre civile qui ne dit pas son nom », constate le journal. Ces derniers jours, « deux tueries ont fait près de 200 morts dans le pays. Des meurtres visant les ethnies nuer, puis dinka. » Et Le Monde Afrique de s'interroger : « les deux communautés les plus importantes du Soudan du Sud – qui en compte 64 – vont-elles être à nouveau entraînées dans la guerre civile ? On peut le craindre, tant l'année 2025 a été émaillée d'affrontements entre les forces du président, Salva Kiir, un Dinka, et celles fidèles à son principal rival et ancien vice-président, Riek Machar, un Nuer, aujourd'hui incarcéré. Le Soudan du Sud traverse sa plus grave crise sécuritaire et humanitaire, constate encore Le Monde Afrique, depuis la signature, en 2018, d'un accord de paix et la formation, en 2020, d'un gouvernement d'unité nationale de transition. Riek Machar avait alors rejoint Salva Kiir à Juba afin de piloter la transition et conduire le pays vers des élections. Prévues pour 2022, elles ont été repoussées à deux reprises et doivent désormais se tenir à la fin de cette année, mais la prolifération des violences rend la tenue de ce scrutin on ne peut plus incertaine. »

In this episode of EnvironMental, Aub dives into the red: the UN's January 2026 report declaring the era of Global Water Bankruptcy.

Inclusive Mormonism: Inside Mormon Legacy Ministries Justin Francom thinks every Mormon Church is the true church. He shares a vision of surprisingly inclusive Mormonism, challenging the rigid boundaries and schisms that usually divide the various Latter-day Saint factions. https://youtu.be/Px-PJVAdOHs Don't miss our other conversations on Mormon fundamentalism: https://gospeltangents.com/denominations/fundamentalim/ Copyright © 2026 Gospel Tangents All Rights Reserved Award-winning authors Universalist View of True Church Francom holds a radically universalist view of the priesthood, believing that the mainstream LDS Church, the AUB, the FLDS, Centennial Park, and the Peterson Group all possess valid priesthood authority. When asked if these groups are apostate, he frankly notes that “we’re all apostate to a certain degree.” He asserts that no single church is perfectly true or completely false; rather, God respects human agency and expects mortals to make mistakes as they figure things out. Drawing on his deep love for both American and South Korean cultures, Francom argues that God loves diversity and that heaven itself will feature a rich diversity of cultures. Therefore, different worship styles and branches of Mormonism should be able to coexist as long as they are coming unto Christ. Missouri Temple Community Francom also elaborates on the independent fundamentalist community out in Missouri. They hold regular Sunday meetings, separating for Priesthood instruction and coming together for a unified Sacrament meeting. In a beautiful display of peace, they even hold shared meetings on fifth Sundays with the local mainstream LDS congregation and other fundamentalist factions. To avoid theological conflict, they simply omit the physical sacrament ordinance during these shared gatherings. The community operates strictly on a voluntary basis, with no mandated tithing, even when it comes to funding and maintaining their newly built temple. To prevent the rise of authoritarian “kings” or a “one man” leader, the temple council is a rotating body where members serve two-year terms before being replaced by a priesthood vote. Remarkably, the temple is open to individuals from other Mormon branches—including mainstream LDS members—who wish to experience the original 1840s endowment, provided they are there for sincere religious reasons rather than just “temple tourism.” Bridging the Gap: Mormon Legacy Ministries Recognizing that many Latter-day Saints are losing their faith over modern policy issues and discarding their testimonies entirely, Francom helped launch a brand-new initiative: Mormon Legacy Ministries (MLM). Francom observed that the mainstream LDS Church excels at missionary work and discipling members, while fundamentalists have successfully preserved early doctrines like plural marriage and the Adam-God theory. MLM seeks to bring the best of both worlds together. Described as an “ecumenical Mormon church,” MLM serves as a floating organization or waypoint for independent Mormons. Currently operating primarily over Zoom with Joshua Erickson serving as bishop, MLM is designed as a safe haven where individuals don’t have to swear loyalty to “one man” or strict dogmas. It bridges the gap for those who feel the mainstream LDS Church is no longer working for them, but who still want to hold onto core restoration truths without the intense leap of joining an insular fundamentalist compound. Francom's vision is a refreshing departure from the fighting that usually defines Mormon history. And the paradigm shifts don’t stop there. In the next episode, Francom plans to discuss overturning the fundamentalist priesthood ban on Black members, boldly stating that Brigham Young simply made a mistake.   Don't miss our other conversations on Mormon fundamentalism: https://gospeltangents.com/denominations/fundamentalim/ Copyright © 2026 Gospel Tangents All Rights Reserved Award-winning authors

Spiritual Libertarians and the “Not Group”: Inside Independent Mormon Fundamentalism I sat down with Justin Francom for a deep dive into his “not group,” a unique, largely misunderstood faction of Mormon fundamentalism. Francom sheds light on a fiercely independent community of believers who have built their own temple and completely rejected traditional authoritarian hierarchies. https://youtu.be/1B0qjVPxlcM Don't miss our other conversations on Mormon fundamentalism: https://gospeltangents.com/denominations/fundamentalim/ Copyright © 2026 Gospel Tangents All Rights Reserved Award-winning authors Rejecting the “One Man” Doctrine At the heart of this Missouri movement is a complete rejection of the “One Man” doctrine—the belief that a single leader holds all the keys and dictates the faith. Most fundamentalist groups trace their priesthood to an 1886 meeting with John Taylor, but Francom notes that true authority actually stems from the ordinance of the Second Anointing. Joseph Musser, a prominent early fundamentalist, realized that this specific ordinance—not a formal church structure—was the key to preserving the priesthood. The Second Anointing confers the “fullness of the priesthood,” allowing individuals to perform sealings. According to Francom's reading of Section 132 of the Doctrine and Covenants, this power is conferred strictly “one at a time.” Historically, early temple presidents even coordinated between the St. George and Logan temples to ensure these ordinances were performed sequentially, never simultaneously, to maintain this sacred symbolism. Thompsonite Connection How did this specific priesthood authority reach the independent believers in Missouri? The lineage traces back to Joe Thompson, a former council member of the Apostolic United Brethren (AUB.) Thompson strongly believed in perpetuating the fullness of the priesthood and building temples, which clashed with the leadership style of Owen Allred, who wanted to consolidate power and close temples. After being excommunicated from the AUB under allegedly spurious charges, Thompson relocated to Arizona, continuing to administer these ordinances to aligned families. Decades later, a man named Robert LeFever brought this “Thompsonite” priesthood authority from Arizona to a group of independent families gathering in Missouri. The Missouri “Not Group” The community in Missouri playfully refers to itself as a “not-group” made up of “spiritually libertarians.” They are a hodgepodge of fundamentalist refugees—exiles from the AUB, Centennial Park, and even former mainstream LDS converts. Having witnessed the rampant abuse of centralized power in other sects, they prefer to operate as independent families working together without a singular boss. Driven by a 40-year-old prophetic vision, these independent families successfully built and dedicated a beautiful temple in Missouri, complete with a stunning echoing star dome in the Celestial room. Their temple work truly flourished once LeFever arrived to administer the fullness of the priesthood. The “Application Layer” of Faith As a computer scientist, Francom beautifully summarizes this decentralized theology by comparing church organization to software. He views worship culture as the “application layer” of faith. Just as the various branches of the Eastern Orthodox Church operate independently with different styles but maintain the same core authority, Mormon factions can worship differently too. Whether a congregation allows spontaneous scripture commentary, uses a tea kettle for the sacrament, or practices loud Pentecostal-style worship, Francom believes it is all perfectly valid—as long as the core priesthood ordinances remain pure and intact. Ultimately, this community proves that for some, faith isn’t about swearing allegiance to one man, but rather preserving sacred ordinances and working together as equals. What are your thoughts about this “not group?” Have you been to the Missouri Temple? Don't miss our other conversations on Mormon fundamentalism: https://gospeltangents.com/denominations/fundamentalim/ Copyright © 2026 Gospel Tangents All Rights Reserved Award-winning authors

Ryan Lavoie, Tom Peavy, and Brooks Childress are joined by Bryan Matthews to talk about Auburn basketball as they prepare for Oklahoma tonight, some Auburn baseball, and more! Enjoy! Hour 1: 1:00 - Intro 4:00 - Auburn Basketball 13:25 - Phone Call 30:30 - AU basketball continued Hour 2: 53:30 - Auburn baseball hot start 1:15:50 - College basketball updates Hour 3: 1:36:00 - Atlanta Braves TV news 1:55:00 - College basketball tonight 2:08:25 - Aub vs Oklahoma MBB

I sat down with Justin Francom, an independent Mormon fundamentalist living in Missouri, to discuss his journey from a traditional LDS background to an Independent Mormon fundamentalist. Francom's story is a compelling look at how his search for deeper doctrine can lead a “Jack Mormon” turned missionary into the world of independent fundamentalist. https://youtu.be/6oY7DnOq2Ec Don't miss our other conversations on Mormon fundamentalism: https://gospeltangents.com/denominations/fundamentalim/ Path to a Faith Crisis After serving an LDS mission in South Korea and marrying in the temple, Francom experienced a profound “culture shock” within the mainstream LDS Church in Utah. This feeling was exacerbated by changes to the temple ceremony, which left him spiritually unsatisfied. His search for answers led him to the writings of Denver Snuffer, specifically Passing of the Heavenly Gift. However, Snuffer's thesis—that the Restoration had essentially failed—left Francom feeling cynical and depressed. Finding Light in “Lost” Doctrines Francom’s path took a turn when he discovered the works of fundamentalist author Ogden Kraut. Unlike Snuffer's work, Kraut's writings on “lost” history and doctrines, such as prayer circles in the home and the Adam-God doctrine, rebolstered his faith and testimony. Francom describes receiving a personal spiritual witness of these doctrines, which created a wedge between him and mainstream LDS leadership, whom he felt had been untruthful about Church history. Rejecting “One-Manism” A central theme of Francom's transition is his rejection of “one-man doctrines“—the belief that priesthood authority is a rigid control structure funneled through a single living prophet. After investigating various groups like the AUB and the Peterson group, Francom found that they often emulated the same authoritarian behaviors he found troubling in the LDS Church. This led him to remain an independent Mormon fundamentalist, believing that the true vision of the Restoration was to create a “nation of prophets and priests.“ Reimagining Priesthood Authority as Mormon Fundamentalist The summary of Francom’s theological shift concludes with his introduction to a new interpretation of Section 132 via Sean Anderson. He argues that the “one man” referred to in scripture relates to the serial nature of conferring the fullness of the priesthood (the second anointing) rather than a restriction on how many people can hold the authority at once. By viewing priesthood as something to be perpetuated and shared rather than controlled, Francom finds a way to maintain his testimony of Joseph Smith and the temple while remaining outside of traditional institutional boundaries. What do you think?

Yasmine Nachabe Taan interviews American-Lebanese illustrator and designer Sarah Saroufim. They start the conversation by taking us through her educational journey first in graphic design at the American University of Beirut (AUB), and how this led to her interest in illustration; then to her postgraduate studies in product design at Parsons School of Design in New York.Sarah discusses candidly her interests, struggles and doubts. She shares the fact that she has been interested in art and passionate about drawing since high school, but not until the end of her college years did she finally feel better at it and found her own voice in illustration. She discusses her creative process and how she needs the time to experiment and plan extensively before starting her drawings. She also discusses the dot-pattern illustrations and Arabic lettering that she created for a book published by Snoubar Bayrout Bookshop, entitled Dammeh [hug], among other meaningful projects she enjoyed working on. She elaborates on her mainly black and white color palette, and her fascination with drawing patterns using her ballpoint pen that she always carried with her. Recently she started integrating grays, and other vivid colors in her design work. She mentions a course she took at AUB with Lebanese graphic artist and illustrator, Mazen Kerbaj, from which she learned the importance of drawing every day (though she fails to apply this), as well as the importance of drawing every detail from scratch no matter how often it may be repeated in a composition. In her work she takes the hard way in order to feel that the outcome is of any worth.Sarah discusses the economic reasons behind her switching from being a freelance illustrator to working in a design agency on full-time basis. Her studying product design was in the same vein: namely her need to learn something different and practical that she can earn money through. To compensate for her struggle with ideas and the discipline of drawing every day, she designed an app  called Drop for the iPad about daily drawing for her capstone project at Parsons. She shares her disillusionment with AI developments and the way the world is becoming less authentic. She reveals the very personal motivation behind her work and its importance for her wellbeing, and concludes by saying: "No matter how low or insecure you may be feeling, just draw, it's possible to improve and change." Sarah Saroufim is one the visual artists and graphic women featured in the book, Revealing Recording Reflecting: Graphic Women from Southwest Asia and North Africa (Amsterdam: Khatt Books, 2024). FOLLOW & RATE KHATT CHRONICLES:» Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/khatt-chronicles-stories-on-design-from-the-arab-world/id1472975206» Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/3ATH0MwO1tIlBvQfahSLrB» Anghami: https://play.anghami.com/podcast/1014374489THIS SERIES IS PART OF THE AFIKRA PODCAST NETWORK Explore all episodes in this series: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLfYG40bwRKl5mMJ782dhW6yvfq0E0_HhAABOUT AFIKRAafikra | عفكرة is a movement to convert passive interest in the Arab world to active intellectual curiosity. We aim to collectively reframe the dominant narrative of the region by exploring the histories and cultures of the region – past, present and future – through conversations driven by curiosity.

In this episode of EnvironMental with Dandelion, Aub interviews Babette Hogan and Paul Corbit Brown - two members of the Running For the Mountains movie team.Holy Crow does this interview have everything - lies, conspiracy, political subterfuge - and even renegade activism!

The Ericksons introduce a massive new scripture project for Independent Mormons and all Restorationists. We discuss the contentious issue of priesthood authority outside the LDS Church, and explain why they believe authority can exist in multiple branches of the Restoration simultaneously. https://youtu.be/aSKNhcLwtqY Don’t miss our other conversations on Mormon fundamentalism: https://gospeltangents.com/denominations/fundamentalim/ 00:00 – Independent Mormons Restored Version of Scriptures: Discussion of a new “triple combination” project spearheaded by Drew Briney. This edition includes the 1840 Book of Mormon text, formatted in paragraphs, and contains nearly 100 unpublished revelations from Joseph Smith and John Taylor. 12:00 – Details of the New Edition: The new scriptures are annotated to show every substantial change in the text over history. It excludes “press releases” like the Manifestos but includes the Lectures on Faith and the full Wentworth Letter. 20:00 – The Authority Question: Rick asks how the Ericksons claim authority without belonging to an established group like the AUB or Kingstons. Joshua argues that authority is broadly distributed, citing the Book of Mormon where Lehi and Jeremiah held authority simultaneously without coordinating. 28:00 – Priesthood vs. Church: A discussion on the fundamentalist view that the priesthood exists independently of the corporate church structure. Joshua shares his experience of being rebaptized and reordained to align with scriptural requirements for married priesthood holders. 35:00 – Rebaptism: Why independents view rebaptism as a renewable covenant and a preparation for special events (like temple dedications), rather than a one-time event3536. • 40:00 – Can Josephites and Brighamites Unite?: The group discusses the difficulty of unifying the various Restoration branches, noting that polygamy is often the “third rail” that prevents full unity

This season 20 finale was a bit of a dud, but to us it was still some delicious trash! Janelle is granted her Spiritual Release, Meri goes on a cringey but cute date with Ron, and Kody crashes his ATV. Can't wait for more tell-nothings with Sukyana Krishnan! Love the girls? Get more of their cringey, awesome content at Patreon.com/realitytvcringe!Follow us on IG https://instagram.com/realitytvcringeSubscribe to see our raccoon faces on YouTube! https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC_2CgqXLWjIEKV9PCtH3Kjw?sub_confirmation=1Leave a message for us on SpeakPipe: https://speakpipe.com/realitytvcringeSupport the pod by leaving a 5-star review on your favorite podcast platform! Thank you so much

Breaking down a wild night for AUB and A&M, previewing ARK vs MISS, NFL Wild Card, portal reports. Guests: Richard Davenport! #Arkansas #ArkansasRazorbacks #Hogs #Hawgs #WPS #ArkansasRazorbacksPodcast #GoHogs #HitThatLine #WooPigSooie #RazorbackPodcast #ArkansasPodcast #HogPodcast #espnarkansas #morningrush #tyerichardson #tommycraft #coltonlittle Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

Meri hosts a fundraiser for Jen's husband, Janelle meets with her random friends to vaguely discuss Kody's non-apology, Robyn gets h*rny watching Kody do pull ups, and Kody meets with Christine & David in Vegas. Get tons more cringey content on our Patreon! https://patreon.com/realitytvcringeFollow us on IG https://instagram.com/realitytvcringeSubscribe to see our raccoon faces on YouTube! https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC_2CgqXLWjIEKV9PCtH3Kjw?sub_confirmation=1Leave a message for us on SpeakPipe: https://speakpipe.com/realitytvcringeSupport the pod by leaving a 5-star review on your favorite podcast platform! Thank you so much

Bea and Dee take your calls!Get tons more cringey content on our Patreon! https://patreon.com/realitytvcringeFollow us on IG https://instagram.com/realitytvcringeSubscribe to see our raccoon faces on YouTube! https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC_2CgqXLWjIEKV9PCtH3Kjw?sub_confirmation=1Leave a message for us on SpeakPipe: https://speakpipe.com/realitytvcringeSupport the pod by leaving a 5-star review on your favorite podcast platform! Thank you so much

Bea and Dee debate whether Kody's apology to Janelle was genuine or fake AF. Let us know what you thought! Get tons more cringey content on our Patreon! https://patreon.com/realitytvcringeFollow us on IG https://instagram.com/realitytvcringeSubscribe to see our raccoon faces on YouTube! https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC_2CgqXLWjIEKV9PCtH3Kjw?sub_confirmation=1Leave a message for us on SpeakPipe: https://speakpipe.com/realitytvcringeSupport the pod by leaving a 5-star review on your favorite podcast platform! Thank you so much