Podcasts about big hope

This week we are celebrating the 10th anniversary of the West Papua Office in Docklands - the only office in the world housing members of the West Papuan transitional government. There you will find its Foreign Affairs minister, Jacob Rumbiak, who has been in the struggle for his land's liberation since he was a young boy and who spent 10 years in prison for his threat to colonial Indonesia as an academic. Jacob came to Australia in 1999. There in the office you will also find Louise Byrne: general dogsbody and veteran of the Free West Timor movement. Louise says that one of the biggest advocacy purposes of the office is to encourage Australia to support the United Nations to conduct a fact-finding mission to West Papua. Close to 100 sovereign nations have so far pledged support for this effort. The West Papuan freedom movement claims colonial Indonesia carries out cultural genocide against its people and exploits its rich resources (have you ever heard of Grasberg mine?..). Indonesia claims West Papua to be its own, from land, to sea and sky. With the support of the West Papua Rent Collective, convened by our very own Joe Toscano, the West Papuan community here in Melbourne is able to conduct its work, hold events and educate us on its liberation movement. They work extremely hard. Jacob claims the office has given the movement a clearer direction, has made it real and given them Big Hope. We are so pleased to support the office and encourage you to attend its Open Day on Sunday August 4th, 838 Collins Street, Docklands. Entry via rear of the building. 1pm lunch kickoff. It is important we educate ourselves on the history of our close neighbour and we are honoured to welcome Jacob and Louise to the show this week. Merdeka!www.greenleft.org.au/content/mine-centre-west-papuas-colonisation(l to r): Convenor of the West Papua Rent Collective, Joe Toscano, with Lousie Byrne and Jacob Rumbiak from the West Papua Office.Louise sports a brooch of the Raggiana - the most popular Bird Of Paradise in West Papua. The Raggiana used to be trafficked along the Silk Road to Persia and England where ladies at the races sported the feathers in their hats.

Hey there, fabulous listeners! Today, we're diving into the inspiring journey of Seema Saroj, the powerhouse behind Vedisaah Luxuries and a passionate advocate for sustainable farming. From her roots in a family business to creating a revolutionary brand that empowers farmers and women, Seema's story is one of resilience, innovation, and heart. So pull up a seat Brave Table fam, and get ready for a conversation that's as enlightening as it is heartwarming!  What you'll get out of this episode…  Daring to think differently, innovation and entrepreneurship in farming The ripple effect: how brave ventures create lasting community impact Sustainable agriculture and the importance of supporting local farmers Forging Your Unique Identity: Navigating Societal Changes and Carving Your Own Path Overcoming Hidden Challenges: The Untold Struggles of Building from Scratch Blending luxury with sustainability, emphasizing plant-based wellness products To receive a free gift, email a screenshot of your 5 star review of The Brave Table to support@globalgrit.co

Colts fans need to embrace hope instead of assigning blame! If our hope doesn't pay off, THEN we'll be sad/angry, but no point in beating the crowd to Miserytown! Fever tonight - and Lin Dunn calls for fans to give "grace" to coach Christy Sides! Pacers tonight on NBA TV! Cubs try to stay hot in sweltering St. Louis! https://mybookie.website/joinwithKENT Promocode: KENT Here is the link for my book: https://www.amazon.com/Oops-Art-Learning-Mistakes-Adventures/dp/173420740X Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

We gathered liquid courage (chugging from a gallon of chocolate milk) for this great episode! The main training topic comes from the world of track, where athletes are probing the limits of human physiology. Because the margins separating athletes on the track are so small, there are takeaways for all endurance performance. Raise the ceiling to raise the floor! Yes, raising the roof is making a comeback like it's 2002 again. We also talked about the ongoing controversy about an energy gel's nutrition label, and whether the actual carbohydrate total is lower than stated. It's a conversation that stumbles toward enlightenment while careening into a few ditches along the way, trying to balance love and accountability. This conversation also includes our first ever sound effect. Big time! The gel controversy may not be awesome, but it's definitely interesting. And we had some of the best topics to fill out the episode! Other topics: big hope for the bundle of cells, our core work routines and how we think about core training for athletes, a small-but-important study on ketones and reduced testosterone, aerobic v. mechanical adaptations, upcoming updates to Strava including an AI coaching feature, more AI thoughts, and hot takes. This episode is a wild journey! Grab your personal gallon of chocolate milk and let's ride. We love you all! HUZZAH! Click "Claim Reward" for $80 at The Feed here: thefeed.com/swap Support the podcast: patreon.com/swap Try Athletic Greens: drinkAG1.com/swap Buy Janji's amazing gear: https://janji.com/ (code "SWAP")

Grade 1-winning owner Carl Hinchy sits down with Emmet Kennedy to delve into his passion for racing. From heartbreaks to triumphs at Cheltenham, Hinchy shares his insights on the current state of British racing and his firm stance against affordability checks. In a candid discussion touching on Twitter controversies, the advantages of smaller training yards over super trainers, and his unwavering admiration for Irish racing. Plus, discover why Hinchy will break tradition this year by skipping attending every day of the Cheltenham Festival for the first time in over three decades and his high hopes for Fugitif in the Ryanair Chase. Tune in for an engaging and entertaining conversation with one of racing's most eloquent and outspoken figures. Venatour Racing Social: If your planning a racing trip to Europe or further afield, check out Venatour Racing Social for a large range of bespoke racing holidays at Venatour.co.uk Form Tools: Proform is the essential tool for punters looking to make money from betting on Horse Racing. Our form book covers Jumps and Flat racing in the UK and Ireland. https://www.proformracing.com/ Twitter: @FinalFurlongPod Email: radioemmet@gmail.com In association with Adelicious Podcast Network. Hosted on Megaphone.  Follow us for free on Spotify Podcasts https://open.spotify.com/show/3e6NnBkr7MBstVx5U7lpld Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Gary and Nick wonder if Nebraska baseball can break through this year.

Raghu is back and this time we talk about radical responsibility!   Be sure to check out Raghu's book "From Punk to Monk". It was just released on Audible and you can get it in your bookstores from April 9th!

Boss Brad has big hope for his Detroit Lions, Johnny Knoxville is being sued and so is Fortnite for being too addictive.

This Episode's Main Points: What you choose to look for will determine what you see. What you see will determine what you do and achieve. See success and benefits in: The past The future Possibilities Challenges The big The small   Helpful Resources/Links: Want To Reach Your Full Potential?3 Parts To Reaching Full Potential Follow me on Twitter:Nick Maizy Follow me on LinkedIn:Nick Maizy More material:NickMaizy.com   Show Notes: Do you want to live your best life? Your absolute best life? If not, you're in the wrong place. But, if you want to explore what you can do to make the most of where you're at right now and begin to guide yourself to take your life in the direction you want, then this episode and this series ‘How to choose your best life' is just for you.   Welcome my friend! We are in a series on ‘How to choose your best life' and I am thrilled you're here and joining in. Say, make sure you subscribe so you don't miss any episodes in this series. You don't want to miss any in this series, but I also have a few more series coming out where I'm going to hit some major topics to help you Enjoy Life & Create The Future You Want.    Have you ever got a new car or truck? Maybe one that was just new to you? Did you ‌see it all over the place after you got it? Over my years, I've had a few different vehicles. Some were more popular and weren't. But, the same funny thing happened with each one. As soon as I started driving it, I saw that same car or truck all over the place.  Now, did everyone else go out and get that same used vehicle I got the same day I got mine? Of course, not.  I saw more of them because my attention was on the vehicle I was driving. I looked for them and I saw more of them.    What you look for can determine what you see.  See Success Past Right, wrong or whatever. See the benefit. Be kind to yourself Give yourself a little grace You're human If you don't see the success in your past, it will be more difficult to build on it. Future Believe in your future Believe that you can achieve. Maybe with some help, guidance, or even mentoring. If you don't see success in your future, it will be more difficult to pursue it.  Possibilities Life is full of possibilities. It is far more risky to never take a risk.  Be optimistic  If you don't see possibilities, it will be more difficult to take advantage of them. Challenges Today's struggles will give you the strength you'll need tomorrow.  If you don't see success in the challenges you face, then it will be more difficult for you to overcome them. Big Hope in the big things that are important to you Keeping the big things you want in mind can help you keep going in the right direction  If you don't see success in the big important things, it will be more difficult for you to achieve them. Small Value in taking the small steps Focusing on the small steps you need to take can help you continue to make progress If you don't see success in the small steps, then it will be more difficult for you to stay persistent in doing the work to achieve goals and create the future you want.    What can you do?  Start where you're at. Of the areas I just mentioned, which ones are you already seeing the successes? The Past, The Future, The Possibilities, The Challenges, The Big, The Small. What areas is it easier for you to look for and see the positives?  Which areas is it more of a challenge for you to see the positives? Or, your successes?  If you want to add the value of seeing the good things in any of these areas, the best way to do that is to write out. They can be small things. Maybe it's tough to list many positives in a certain area. That's okay. Start where you're at.  The more you can begin to see the successes in each area the more you'll be able to build on those successes, move forward, and make progress to even better.  If you focus on the negative, then that's what you'll get more of in your life. If you can see the successes (even in the challenging things), then that's what you'll get more of because you'll be able to capitalize on them.    Choose where you focus. Choose what you focus on. Choose what you see. The choice is yours.    Use your choices to help you live the life you want. What's one thing that you're going to look for more of in your life?

Your Boy Q gives you the News and Notes of the Day and there was plenty of News to talk about including the Raiders makes some roster moves and restructures to clear some cap space they can use immediately and some they can use Post June 1st. Also news about a Fan Favorite Raider that most likely will not be back with the team in 2022. Former Raider Khalil Mack is headed back to the AFC West and a really good RT is available by way of trade. Segments 2 and 3 Q talks with former Raiders FB Oren O'Neal about the Draft process, what it's like to have put on the Silver N' Black, his injuries he dealt with in his career and also what he has going on with Big Hope. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Your Boy Q gives you the News and Notes of the Day and there was plenty of News to talk about including the Raiders makes some roster moves and restructures to clear some cap space they can use immediately and some they can use Post June 1st. Also news about a Fan Favorite Raider that most likely will not be back with the team in 2022. Former Raider Khalil Mack is headed back to the AFC West and a really good RT is available by way of trade. Segments 2 and 3 Q talks with former Raiders FB Oren O'Neal about the Draft process, what it's like to have put on the Silver N' Black, his injuries he dealt with in his career and also what he has going on with Big Hope. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

If you're single on Valentine's Day, this episode is for you. These 3 reasons for big hope may fly in the face of most everything you've learned about dating, but they truly lead to healthy, lovely, sustainable love. Enjoy each of these reasons. because they point to your new future. For links and resources discussed in this episode, please visit our show notes at https://deeperdatingpodcast.com/single-on-valentines-day/Love the show? Subscribe, rate, review, and share!Here's How »Join the Deeper Dating Podcast Community today:deeperdatingpodcast.com

Text: Micah 5Sermon: Big Hope1. The place of hope 2. The King of hope

In this episode, we discuss fast-bowler Pat Cummins - our new men's Test cricket captain and the subject of our Good Weekend cover story this week. The Age's chief cricket writer Daniel Brettig and associate editor and chief sports columnist Greg Baum join Good Weekend senior writer Konrad Marshall to discuss Cummins the man, Cummins the (very fast) bowler - and what Cummins the captain might have in store.  Read Daniel Brettig's story here.  Become a subscriber: our supporters power our newsrooms and are critical for the sustainability of news coverage. Becoming a subscriber also gets you exclusive behind-the-scenes content and invitations to special events. Click on the links to subscribe https://subscribe.theage.com.au/ or https://subscribe.smh.com.au/ See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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If we're not going straight to the underserved schools—not going directly to the kids born and growing up with less than others—so that they can see, feel, and touch technology for themselves, how can we expect them to understand how technology works? How would they know a career in technology/cybersecurity even exists? How can they have a sense of confidence they can pursue that career? Chances are, they can't—and therefore, won't.But this is something that former NFL player, Oren O'Neal, has taken on as a problem that should and can be solved. Through his non-profit, Oren is reaching the students who often get left behind, and he is doing it in a way that doesn't make them "escape" from their neighborhood. Instead, Oren shows students that they can succeed in their environment, making their own community better for themselves and everyone who lives and will grow up in them.This one is an inspirational story that you don't want to miss. So don't. Press play now.____________________________GuestOren O'NealOn Linkedin

My name is Matt Bay I’m the Old Man of oldmanbaysigns. I’m a retired firefighter (ptsd) near St Louis Missouri now turned sign carver. What started as smaller signs as my therapy grew into larger more intricate signs like the Big Hope Farm sign for the Haley family. Today I mostly specialize in custom hand routed whiskey barrel signs.  I’ve done work for some major distilleries, bars and restaurants, and some custom home bar pieces. My work can be found on Facebook Instagram Twitter and my YouTube channel @oldmanbaysigns www.oldmanbaysigns.com More about me, https://www.oldmanbaysigns.com/who-is-old-man-bay.html

Is the city’s biggest hope dying? Harden and Buzbee LAB WORK and ping pong and the importance of a Watson haul. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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This message was made available by the Preaching Place. For more resources like this visit their Youtube page at https://www.youtube.com/user/PreachingPlaceAus The gospel commission, “Go Teach All Nations”, is as enduring as Jesus’ promise to be with His church until the end of the world. It is the worldwide proclamation of the everlasting gospel that ushers in the return of Christ. We are pleased to bring you Christ’s teachings through Australian and international speakers.

Two vaccine candidates, from Oxford and Wuhan, have delivered promising results from trials and show good immune response. ThePrint’s Sandhya Ramesh takes a look at the how these two trials were conducted and why researchers are hopeful about them.

John Bennett is joined by Guillem Balague, Julien Laurens and Rafa Honigstein hear about Arjen Robben’s sensational return, discuss the latest unravelling at Barcelona and explain what makes Kai Havertz so special. Oh - and there's some singing at the end.

How does your expectation about the future change the way you live today? In this message from Psalm 16, Gordon walks us through the incredible impact that our hope of heaven has on our attitudes and behaviors today. Psalm 16 Heaven Hope ExpectationSubscribe to PRESTONCREST - with Gordon Dabbs on Soundwise

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If you're single on Valentine's Day, this episode is for you. These 3 reasons for big hope may fly in the face of most everything you’ve learned about dating, but they truly lead to healthy, lovely, sustainable love. Enjoy each of these reasons. because they point to your new future. For links and resources discussed in this episode, please visit our show notes at http://deeperdatingpodcast.com/e58

If you're single on Valentine's Day, this episode is for you. These 3 reasons for big hope may fly in the face of most everything you’ve learned about dating, but they truly lead to healthy, lovely, sustainable love. Enjoy each of these reasons. because they point to your new future. For links and resources discussed in this episode, please visit our show notes at http://deeperdatingpodcast.com/e58

Lebanese Entrepreneurs in times of Crisis - A talk with Najib Sabbagh, founder of Mirrorr. This episode is a message of hope, one that targets all those who are trying to survive the tightrope of the current local economy. In this environment, who will make it? what does it take? How to stand the test of time and take advantage of the opportunities the crisis offer?

A bit about small money donors in history, and about Jimmy Carter's (Code name Dasher) 1976 run.  A rebroadcast of an episode that seems apt as another campaign begins.  

Back and forth on the significance of small donors, and other stories.

God’s love for us (grace & forgiveness) fuels our love for him

God’s love for us (grace & forgiveness) fuels our love for him

The State Department honors foreign service members who've gone above and beyond their job description. The Secretary of State Award for Outstanding Volunteerism Abroad went to five people this year for their sustainable efforts around the globe. Federal News Radio's Meredith Somers tells Federal Drive with Tom Temin more about these winners and the volunteer work they've done to improve their posts.

Danie 'Big Hope' Jones has a voice built by the Gospel music of his childhood. His harmonica playing infuses the duo’s music with the blues and country. A gentle soul, he brings a sonic color commentary to Big Hope and the Dog. The second element of the duo, Mystkdog aka Todd Eric Verts, is a singer/songwriter, guitarist, slide guitarist and bassist. From Denver, Colorado, he specializes in blending notes of Country, Blues, and Americana with authenticity and craftsmanship.

The Buzz About Tiny Homes Steve changes gears to talk about “tiny homes” that have been in the news lately as people seek cheaper home buying options in a tight housing market and asks Terry about any hidden costs.  Terry says one of the biggest expenses with a tiny home is the roughly $25,000 it could take to properly lay the foundation. Tiny homes average about 400 square feet or less but are quite efficiently designed on the inside, even though the bathroom might be an outhouse.  Steve mentions seeing a few tiny home layouts at the home furnishings store Ikea where everything, including the bathroom was there on display in a few hundred square feet of space, neatly packed and all figured out.

We need Jesus because life is not easy. Our Faith in Christ gives us the hope we need to hold on

We need Jesus because life is not easy. Our Faith in Christ gives us the hope we need to hold on

Everybody has a “big hope” in life. It is a hope defined by dreams and desires, sometimes even by dreads and disasters. The life, ministry and person of Jesus were the source and object of so much hope in first century Israel. The big hope of these people, for their own lives and for their nation, was focused on Him. But the events of that week would not fulfill the hopes of those who heralded Him as King. His arrest, trial and crucifixion would dash those hopes, and crush those dreams. His resurrection from the dead would vindicate and transform the hope people had placed in Jesus. In the new reality of His resurrection, crushed hopes and dashed dreams can become something more, something bigger...

If you are brave enough to shave your head in solidarity with kids fighting cancer, I'm cool enough to spin you something special.....This one features Katy Perry, Sara Bareilles, Bruno Mars. Luke Bryan & Florida Georgia Line, Pharell Williams, One Direction, Adele, FUN, Kid Rock, Robin Thicke, Def Leppard, John Lennon and more special blends from Brevard's St. Baldrick's Big Shave March 15th.

Big Hope in Dark Times - Pastor Chris McFadden - Part 3 - December 30, 2012

Big Hope in Dark Times - Pastor Billy Wilson - Part 2 - December 23, 2012

Big Hope in Dark Times - Pastor Billy Wilson - Part 1 - December 16, 2012

Looking For Jesus 6 - How do we live in this world while waiting for Jesus to return? How do we maintain our hope for tomorrow?