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Cardi B Threatens To Sue BIA After She Accuses Cardi Of Cheating In Her Marriage + BIA Responds w/ Diss Track Called ‘Sue Meee?' & Doubles Down On Her ClaimsSexyy Red Twerks To ‘Get It Sexyy' During Her WWE DebutMarlon Wayans (51) says he ain't got time 4 freaky stuff. During an interview he shared: I don't need all the circus act. I so appreciate simple stuff. Missionary — it's greatJason Kelce believes washing your entire body is wrong. Instead, he claims people should only be washing their “hot spots.”He also says washing feet is unnecessary.Rick Ross Remains Unbothered As Disappointed Car Show Attendees Demand Refunds: ‘See Everyone Next Year'Angel Reese Fined $1000 After Skipping WNBA Media Obligations + Caitlin Clark Speaks Out Following Tussle w/ Chennedy CarterAt what age did you stop hunching with your boxers on?#StephenASmith Becomes Visibly Upset When Sports Analyst #MonicaMcNut Says He Could've Been Talking More About #WNBA  On His Platform (via @firsttake) **if you're a sports fan, has Stephen A. covered enough of the #WNBA ?Fans are upset with Sexyy Red after performing with a giant Maga Hat on stageBenzino Says Daughter Coi Leray Shouldn't Be Angry Over His Support Of R. Kelly Because She Lost Her Virginity At 14Sean Kingston Booked Into Broward County Jail On $1 million Fraud ChargesCam'ron spits over Black Rob's song "Whoa!" and disses Anthony Edwards for dissing Cam in the new Adidas commercial.Fans shocked to discover Minnesota Timberwolves star Anthony Edwards is dating Chief Keef's baby mama Jeanine “Couture”Method Man might've just had his final Summer Jam performance, after last night's show“Never again.. at this point the generation gap is just too wide for meSukihana Says She's ‘Grown & Matured' As She Speaks On Plans To Make More Child-Friendly MusicWaka Flocka says white guy with blicky called him the “N Word” during road rage incident at gas stationKevin Durant showing that ball is life after he was filmed practicing his jump shot in the middle of the clubLittle Caesars has been named the most affordable restaurant in America. Despite some critics who argue that Little Caesars' low prices mean lower quality, many customers appreciate the value.Isaiah Thomas said a kid pulled a AK47 out on him yesterday, and “probably would've ended” him and his friends lives if the kid didn't recognize himDonald Trump fans donated $52 million to his campaign following his guilty verdict.EST Gee denies reports of him leaving CMG: “I love Yo Gotti & I ain't never left CMG”Roddy Ricch says he would be a billionaire if he had a dollar every time someone said he fell offBoosie responds to Bobby Shmurda's claim that DSPs are blocking him for not wearing nail polishBobby Shmurda is fed up with people asking him to release new music:“American DSP don't allow real Bodman on playlists because I don't paint my fingers so it's pointless”Fans are shocked Freeway's “What We Do” featuring Jay-Z and Beanie Sigel just went Gold.. the song released in 2002Meg Thee Stallion talks about the water situation in Atlanta. They cancelled her sold out show last night and could be cancelling again.BIA releases her full diss song to Cardi Bits called "SUE MEEE?" with the cover art being a post by Offset on his IG story when him & Cardi were arguing last yearGunna was seen having a boxing workout outside the Philadelphia Museum of Art at the Rocky Balboa statueBig 30 speaks on Moneybagg Yo dissing him on a leaked track.knockout artists Zhilei Zhang put Deontay Wilder to bed

Mark Bodman, ServiceNow's Sr. Product Manager for CSDM & CMDB joins us to demystify the CSDM.Mentioned in this episode- The Invisibility Problem- ServiceNow Community Youtube CSDM ContentThanks to our sponsors, - Clear Skye the optimized identity governance & security solution built natively on ServiceNow.- Magic Mind the world's first mental performance shot.  Get you up to 48% off your 1st subscription or 20% off one time purchases with code CJANDTHEDUKE20 at checkout.  Claim it at: https://www.magicmind.com/cjandthedukeABOUT USCory and Robert are vendor agnostic freelance ServiceNow architects.Cory is the founder of TekVoyant.Robert is the founder of The Duke Digital MediaSponsor Us!

Wie stärkt man den Beckenboden vor und nach der Geburt? Welche Geburtsvorbereitungen sind wirklich wichtig? Sind Hausgeburten besser oder Wassergeburten? Und wieso verdammt werden Hebammen nicht besser bezahlt? Hazel und Thomas haben sich - wie versprochen - wiedermal Verstärkung geholt - und zwar von niemand Geringerem als Evi Bodman vom Hebammenpodcast „Joyfulmama“. 0:00 Content Warnung 4:50 Was machen Hebammen? 11:25 Schwierige Familienverhältnisse 20:35 Sodbrennen in der Schwangerschaft 25:40 Bezahlung der Hebammen 31:43 Wie kann man supporten? 37:13 Einsame Mütter 42:48 Vorbereitung auf das Wochenbett 47:47 Yogalehrerin & Podcasterin 57:40 Fehlgeburten 1:01:18 Ernährung & Sport in der Schwangerschaft 1:08:56 Ambulante-, Wasser- & Hausgeburten 1:13:54 Beckenboden & kritische Trends Die Zeitstempel können variieren. Joyfulmama - Dein Hebammenpodcast https://joyfulmama.de/podcast/ Evi Bodman IG https://www.instagram.com/joyfulmama_evi/ Insta-Reel Hazels Bauch https://www.instagram.com/reel/C3mZb9SMDbI/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link&igsh=MzRlODBiNWFlZA== Zu wenig Intensivbetten für Kinder in Deutschland https://www.spiegel.de/wissenschaft/medizin/intensivmedizin-fuer-kinder-in-tuebingen-wir-arbeiten-an-der-grenze-des-zumutbaren-a-b4a5fdc9-c229-4a16-b9b6-aa93fc784af9 Hebammenstreik in Berlin https://www.rnd.de/wirtschaft/hebammen-streik-in-berlin-es-geht-um-mehr-zeit-fuer-frauen-nicht-um-mehr-geld-OUKISHQXSNDN5NRLDZP4IGOVD4.html Apotheken-Umschau zum Thema „Vegan in der Schwangerschaft?“ https://www.apotheken-umschau.de/familie/schwangerschaft/ernaehrung/vegane-ernaehrung-waehrend-der-schwangerschaft-794083.html Eltern als Dealer (gibt verschiedene Versionen) https://www.tiktok.com/@olyy_g/video/7059078137287675142 Hazel und Thomas auf Patreon https://www.patreon.com/hazelundthomas Viel Spaß Shop: https://vielspass.gmbh/collections/alle Glossar: Gaviscon - Mittel gegen Sodbrennen

Join host Tyler Zammit in the latest episode of "Beyond the CV" as he welcomes performance psychology expert Chris Bodman. With over two decades in the elite sports industry and as the founder of LMNTARY Performance, Chris is an esteemed authority in his field. He has been working closely with PRG for the past 16 months, helping individuals maximise their potential and achieve peak performance in all aspects of their lives. Tune in as Chris explores the connections between sports and business, gaining valuable insights into performing under pressure and optimising individual and team performance.In this episode, you will discover the challenges of working with diverse individuals and the positive impact of leadership as a psychological movement. Uncover the significance of profiling for self-awareness and understanding strengths, weaknesses, and preferences. Explore the transformative power of the 'Cope' model and the 'Flex' model in shaping performance. Join Tyler Zammit and guest Chris Bodman for a thought-provoking discussion that unlocks the secrets to peak performance. Tune in to this episode for a transformative journey of personal and professional growth!Thanks for listening! Follow us on Instagram and TikTok or find us on LinkedIn

By Adam Turteltaub Non-compete agreements may soon be going the way of the dodo. The FTC just concluded its public comment period for its plan to eliminate them in most cases, and new rules are expected to be released later this year. Already, though, many states have restricted these agreements. In this podcast, and in his article in Compliance & Ethics Professional, John Gardiner of Bodman explains that the new FTC rule was designed to counter agreements that many felt were overly broad and restricted the ability of employees to find gainful employment elsewhere. The agreements also raised antitrust concerns since they could stifle competition; the FTC saw behavior among employers that appeared to them to keep employees from finding work elsewhere. The new rule could change that, greatly narrowing when a non-compete agreement could be enforced. It also means that non-disparagement and non-disclosure agreements that could have the same chilling effect on employment changes will likely fall on the wrong side of the line. So, assuming the rule goes into effect, what should compliance teams do? First, dust off existing agreements to determine how they measure up against the new rule and existing state laws. Second, be on the lookout for non-solicitation agreements and provisions requiring employees to reimburse their employer for training should they switch jobs. Third, make sure that the businesspeople understand what is and isn't permissible. Finally, remember that this may be a moving target, especially if the courts start weighing in. Listen in to learn more about the changing and eroding ground under non-compete agreements.

From the most powerful voice for Business in Michigan. The Michigan Chamber Business Brief. John David Gardiner is a lawyer with the Bodman firm. Bodman is partnering with the MI Chamber to present two in-person employment law seminars on the biggest issues and changes that employers need to know. Details here: https://www.michamber.com/training-and-education/  Detroit on March 7 Grand Rapids on March 9

Madeline joins Ross to talk about the pros and cons of making middle schoolers shower after gym.  Tangents include: flying uterus; chicken fat; magic kingdom wait times; middle school henchmen; alien lighthouses; jock straps; naked old guys; MERSA; Bodman body spray.  Ross suggests PE alternatives.Notes:https://www.orlandosentinel.com/news/os-xpm-2011-01-02-os-florida-students-shower-in-school-20110102-story.htmlhttps://www.publicschoolreview.com/blog/the-pros-and-cons-of-mandatory-gym-class-in-public-schoolshttps://www.theatlantic.com/education/archive/2019/01/why-pe-is-terrible/581467/https://www.google.com/search?q=chicken+fat+song&oq=chicken+fat+song&aqs=chrome.0.0i355i512j46i512j0i512l5j0i390.3178j0j7&sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8#fpstate=ive&vld=cid:5ae22259,vid:af2j59zzX3QSupport the showContact us: contactSLH19581980@gmail.com

Wo gibt's die tollsten Haselnusswaffeln, was könnt ihr im "Chrismas Garden" auf der Mainau erleben und welches sind unsere Top 5 Weihnachtsmärkte zwischen Lindau und Bodman? Das und mehr gibt's hier auf die Ohren. Hört doch mal rein!

1991 gingen die Achat Hotels mit drei Häusern an den Start. Als ich 2007 bei Hotelier.de begann, war Achat eine Marke unter vielen und später eine eher unsympathische. Es gab da ein, zwei Begegnungen, die mir in unschöner Erinnerung geblieben sind. Eine echte Markenpositionierung gab es zudem auch nicht. 2017 übernahm dann Philipp von Bodman als geschäftsführender Gesellschafter die Führung und drehte den ganzen Hotelladen auf links. Eine neue Markenstrategie sorgt seitdem für frischen Schwung nach außen und innen! Wir sprechen außerdem über die spannende Kooperation mit dem Fussball-Zweitligisten SV Sandhausen, die von Sponsoring bis zu einer VIP-Loge im Achat-Style reicht (in der Sascha am 34. Spieltag den HSV-Aufstieg feiern möchte ;-). Eine besondere Ehre ist in diesem Zusammenhang, dass der Geschäftsführer des SVS, Volker Piegsa, eine Überraschungsfrage an Philipp stellt. Kommt also mit auf die Hotelweltreise des Philipp von Bodman, die auf einem Campingplatz zwischenlandet und wo eine Sensenfrau sich einfach in den Podcast einmischt! Gutes Hören beim Fips-Podcast Nr. 4 sowie dem 46-igsten insgesamt!

Die Motorradzeit hat wieder begonnen. Doch wie fährt man entspannt Motorrad, wenn man einen Unfall hatte? Darüber spreche ich mit Coach und Supervisorin Heike Burkard aus Bodman am Bodensee. Mehr Infos über Heike's Arbeit erhältst Du hier unter: https://www.olea-consulting.de Möchtest Du Deinen Stress mit Leben&Tod erfolgreich meistern und ein Leben führen, von dem Du Dich nicht ständig erholen musst? Dann vereinbare gerne ein kostenfreies Erstgespräch direkt mit Jeanette Richter unter: www.jeanetterichter.de/kostenfreies-erstgespraech Folge mir auch auf ...: Facebook: https://facebook.com/jeanetterichter.de SelfCare-Helden: https://facebook.com/groups/selfcarehelden Instagram: https://instagram.com/jeanetterichter.de Impressum: https://jeanetterichter.de/impressum Folge direkt herunterladen

Steve, Renee and Jeremy interview Martha Bodman, mother of Michael Myers of Distillery 291 in Colorado Springs. The Bourbon Show music (Whiskey on the Mississippi) is by Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com). Important Links: ABV Network Shop: https://shop.abvnetwork.com/ Our Club: https://www.abvnetwork.com/club Challenge Coin Challenges: https://www.abvnetwork.com/coin Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/theabvnetwork Check us out at: abvnetwork.com. Join the revolution by adding #ABVNetworkCrew to your profile on social media.

Auf die Frage, wie man zu seinem Beruf gekommen ist, werden wohl die wenigsten antworten: durch einen Geistesblitz. Aber so war es bei Evi Bodman! Evi war gestern, heute und ist auch morgen noch Hebamme. Mit Katjana spricht sie über ihren Weg zur freiberuflichen Hebamme. Vom Praktikum über Ausbildung bis hin zum praktischen Teil in Kalifornien. Was sind ihre Aufgaben, wie war die erste Geburt, wie ist das mit den Vätern und wie ist die Arbeit in einem anderen Land? Und wenn das nicht alles schon aufregend genug wäre, bekam sie ihr eigenes Kind drei Tage nach der Abschlussprüfung - und zwar genau zum errechneten Geburtstermin, also genau an dem Tag, an dem man nicht damit rechnet! Das findet sogar Katjana verblüffend. Chris weiß sich bei dem Thema auch nicht mehr zu helfen und googelt lieber nochmal was eine Hebamme ist. Also hört unbedingt in diese spannende Folge Nie Gehört rein, auch um ganz verrückte Geburts Storys zu hören! Und falls ihr Fragen haben solltet, könnt ihr Evi auf Instagram alle Fragen stellen oder hört in ihren Podcast rein! - Social Links zur Folge: Nie Gehört auf Instagram -> https://www.instagram.com/nie.gehoert/ Evi auf Instagram -> https://www.instagram.com/joyfulmama_evi/ Evi´s Podcas -> https://joyfulmama.de/podcast-2/ - Dieser Podcast wird präsentiert von Monster.de Mehr Infos zum Podcast gibt es hier: www.monster.de/podcast

In Episode 47, Myke and Ryan take a trip back to high school to sample.. Fierce by Abercrombie and Fitch. Ryan talks about blue jeans and haircuts, and Myke continues to peddle BODman no matter the circumstance.One Night Stand Review: L'homme Ideal EDP by GuerlainScent of the Day: Fierce by Abercrombie and FitchEmail us at: TheColognePodcast@gmail.comIf you are enjoying the episode and want to support the podcast, check out: BuyMeACoffee.com/ColognePodcast

In this session of the Hospitality Resilience Series, we discover how Elite sport athletes develop their personal resilience and learn from their techniques and methods, to develop our own psychological resilience. We are pleased to be joined by special Guest Chris Bodman, Strength and Conditioning coach and Performance psychologist. He has dedicated his career to exploring ideal ways to make individuals better prepared to perform at an optimum level and help promote and enhance functioning and performance on the short and longer term. He also recently founded his consultancy LMNTARY Performance. About the Hospitality Resilience Series:The Covid-19 pandemic has created great upheaval in terms of how we live, how we interact and communicate, how we spend our time, and how we conduct our professional lives. Change, chaos and uncertainty have become constant companions and have forced many of us to recalibrate our purpose, our relationships, our desires and our ambitions. As the hospitality sector begins to look towards recovery, the burdens and strains on leadership continue to bring focus to the need for strengthening personal resilience and inner immunity. The Hospitality Resilience Series seeks to challenge existing mindsets, exchange personal insights, discuss practical solutions and provide a forum for shared experiences that will help build personal solutions. Watch the full recording of this highly insightful session as Chris takes us on amazing journeys of some of his high performing athletes and sheds light on the importance of support from your team and surrounding environment(s).In the same category:Finding your inner-balance and focus, on your journey to building personal resilience with Zen Monk, Marcel RedingThe future of Sleep: How to reduce stress and improve your personal performance with Yadid Ayzenberg On adaptability and the need to change - Building personal resilience and inner immunity with Sean WorkerOn honing your gut instinct and eating healthy to build up resilience with Rhaya JordanJoin the Hospitality Resilience Community on: Linkedin: Hospitality Resilience Group

In Episode 33, Myke and Ryan tackle the mysterious new Spicebomb flanker... Spicebomb Infrared by Viktor & Rolf. Ryan tries to rid himself of Sauvage nightmares, and Myke continues to pitch BODman to anyone who will listen.One Night Stand Review: Sauvage by Christian DiorScent of the Day: Spicebomb Infrared by Viktor & RolfEmail us at: TheColognePodcast@gmail.comIf you enjoyed this episode and would like to support the podcast, check out: BuyMeACoffee.com/ColognePodcast

Im letzten Jahr hat Katharina mit der lieben Hebamme Evi (@joyfulmama_evi) ein Gespräch geführt zum Thema “Frühgeburt”, welches in Evis Podcast “JoyfulMama - Dein Hebammenpodcast” veröffentlicht wurde. Es geht um: Katharinas Erfahrungen in der Schwangerschaft Wie es zur Frühgeburt kam Was Katharina im Krankenhaus erwartete Wie es Katharina unter der Geburt ging und was danach auf sie zu kam Wie ihr Start in Mama-Leben verlief Was sie unterstützt hat und Was sie in das Leben als Mama mitnehmen konnte Dich erwartet eine ganz ehrliche und offene Podcastfolge - ohne Tabus und Verschönerungen. Auch an dieser Stelle nochmal ein großes Danke an Evi, dass wir den Podcast reposten dürfen. Wir wünschen Dir viel Spaß beim Zuhören und freuen uns über eine positive Bewertung bei iTunes! Wenn Du noch mehr zu dem Thema erfahren möchtest oder mit uns in den persönlichen Austausch treten möchtest, dann folge uns auf Instagram unter @die.mamacademy. Deine Rieke, Nicole und Katharina Instagram https://www.instagram.com/die.mamacademy/ Trete unserer privaten Community bei: https://www.facebook.com/groups/mamacademycommunity Evi Bodman https://joyfulmama.de bei Instagram unter @joyfulmama_evi

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As clinical trials continue across the world for a COVID-19 vaccine, many employers are contemplating whether they will be able to require employees to take the vaccine when it becomes available in the United States. Like with many other questions about COVID-19, the answer is not clear. But what is clear is that employers can start planning now to ensure the health and safety of their employees.Michelle L. Kolkmeyer of Bodman’s Workplace Law Group will offer insight on whether mandating employees take a COVID-19 vaccine is possible and offer advice to employers. Kolkmeyer will engage in a one-on-one discussion with Brad Williams, vice president of government relations for the Detroit Regional Chamber. Participants can submit questions during the discussion.

Die Skulpturen von Peter Lenk aus Bodman am Bodensee zeigen Politiker und Geistliche gerne nackt. Sie haben für Ärger und Belustigung gesorgt – kalt lassen sie niemanden.

Does it make sense for your business to offer the federal payroll tax deferral to your employees? President Trump issued a Presidential Memorandum directing the U.S. Department of Treasury to defer the 6.2% tax employees pay toward Social Security from Sept. 1 until Dec. 31, 2020. Michelle L. Kolkmeyer of Bodman’s Workplace Law Group will offer insight on whether implementing this “deferral,” makes sense for your business. The IRS issued guidance clarifying that employers — not employees — will be responsible for collecting and remitting the deferred tax if it is not ultimately forgiven. While employees who partake in the payroll tax deferral would enjoy a temporary boost in their take-home pay for the remainder of the year, they could see smaller paychecks early next year as employers are required to withhold and pay the deferred amount to the IRS. Kolkmeyer will engage in a one-on-one discussion with Matt Patton, Director of Government Relations for the Detroit Regional Chamber.

Carrie Leahy, Attorney and Chair-Elect of the Executive Management Committee at Bodman, and a member of the Inforum Board of Directors. Carrie has a great deal of experience in the auto and technology sectors, as well as in venture capital and the entrepreneurial sector. All of these are key drivers in the Michigan economy.Support the show (https://inforummichigan.org/about/)

Legal questions from CEOs regarding contracts, M&A and employment issues continue to rise as employers start getting back to work and settling into a new normal. Tim Damschroder, a member of Bodman PLC and co-chair of the law firm’s Business Practice Group, discusses what he’s hearing from middle-market entrepreneurs and what changes may be coming down the road.

Während einer Pandemie 35 Hotels neu zu positionieren, ist nicht nur eine Herausforderung, sondern ein Kraftakt der viel Zuversicht und Optimismus erfordert. In Stimmen für die Hotellerie unterhalte ich mich mit Freiherr Philipp von Bodman über die Herausforderungen der Branche allgemein und im speziellen über den neuen Auftritt der ACHAT Hotels. ... [Weiterlesen]

A very special episode of Football CFB will @ChesterFC director and @CityFansUnited member Paul Bodman on how fan ownership works and the journey Chester have been on so far.

What do you do with a good friend who has had a successful career in many fields, who seems to be good at everything, and is interesting on a wide range of topics? Well, in my case, I bring him on my show. Richard S. Bodman, founder of AT&T Ventures, joins me with John Tamny, editor of Real Clear Markets, an Editor for Forbes Magazine and the author of “The End of Work” and “They're Both Wrong.” Among the many things John and I learn from Dick are: His “eleven different careers.” Why ”whatever I do, it's going to start in California." How he helped start “something called Mastercard" at age 24. Sparked AT&T's acquisition of McCaw Cellular. His three rules for success. And what “orthogonal” has to do with it. How he launched AT&T ventures. And why he sold it before the dot-com bubble burst. What he learned about the American legal system from his experience as a Director of Tyco. His views about the impact of artificial intelligence growing at a thousand times a year. Also, “for dyslexics like me, I listen to 160 or 70 books a year on Audible on my iPhone.” My favorite: “I've never been confident that I know I can do something. I just do things. But one thing I did know, I had a lot of curiosity. And I knew that you couldn't ever get anything done if you didn't sell it. So that was what got me started.”

I have my disagreements with LaVey, as I've described elsewhere, but this is one point where I'm in complete agreement. My objective here today is to explore that relationship with as much nuance as I can manage. Works Cited or Consulted Belief and Identity. (2019, August 3). A Satanist Reads the Bible. https://asatanistreadsthebible.com/belief-and-identity/ Bodman, W. S. (2011). The poetics of Iblis: Narrative theology in the Qur'an. Harvard Theological Studies, Harvard Divinity School : Distributed by Harvard University Press. Dennett, D. C. (2007). Breaking the spell: Religion as a natural phenomenon. Penguin Books. Glustrom, S. (1989). The Myth and Reality of Judaism: 82 Misconceptions Set Straight. Behrman House, Inc. Grant, M., & Hazel, J. (2002). Who's who in Classical Mythology. Psychology Press. Huntington, S. P. (2011). The clash of civilizations and the remaking of world order (Simon & Schuster hardcover ed). Simon & Schuster. Milton, J. (2005). Paradise lost. Dover Publications. Neusner, J., Frerichs, E. S., & McCracken-Flesher, C. (Eds.). (1985). “To see ourselves as others see us”: Christians, Jews, “others” in late antiquity. Scholars Press. Pagels, E. H. (1995). The origin of Satan (1st ed). Random House. Paradise Lost as a Sacred Text. (2019, March 9). A Satanist Reads the Bible. https://asatanistreadsthebible.com/paradise-lost-as-a-sacred-text/ Satan. (2020). In Wikipedia. https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Satan&oldid=934485628 Satan the Accuser. (2018, November 24). A Satanist Reads the Bible. https://asatanistreadsthebible.com/satan-the-accuser/ Smith, M. S. (2002). The early history of God: Yahweh and the other deities in ancient Israel (2nd ed). William B. Eerdmans Pub. Co. Smith, M. S. (2004). The origins of biblical monotheism: Israel's polytheistic background and the Ugaritic texts. Oxford University Press. Stark, R. (2003). One true God: Historical consequences of monotheism (2. print., and 1. paperback print). Princeton Univ. Press.Twain, M. (2019). The adventures of Huckleberry Finn. Seawolf Press. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/asatanistreadsthebible/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/asatanistreadsthebible/support

This week’s ‘Rugby Reloaded’ talks to Ryan Bodman about his forthcoming book on the social history of rugby league in New Zealand. As Ryan explains, league in NZ has always been a game of the excluded and dispossesed: industrial workers, Maori and Pacific Islanders. He talks about the links between the sport and the labour movement, discusses how anti-Catholic sectarianism saw Irish Catholics come into the game, and how NZ schools even today are a battleground between league and union. For more on the history of rugby and the other football codes, take a look at www.rugbyreloaded.com (which also has show notes for this episode) and follow me on Twitter at @collinstony.

Alex Bodman is the VP, Global Executive Creative Director at Spotify. Since joining in 2015,Alex has built an in-house creative team of over 30 people, recognized by Ad Age A-list 2018 as the "In-house Creative Agency of the Year." His team provides consultancy and toolkits for the brand globally, allowing their vision to scale across the world. An Australian who relocated to Brooklyn to follow his digital-first/social-first mindset, he worked with Razorfish New York’s agency side as Group Creative Director. While there, Alex developed concepts and strategy, and led teams on campaigns for Axe, Mercedes-Benz, Smart Car and music-streaming service Spotify, among other major brands, before becoming Spotify’s first Global Creative Director in 2015. Get ready for a behind the scenes look into the leader of ones of the most creative brands out there! *Questions for the solo podcast email info@whatgotyouthere.com* Subscribe to the Newsletter- https://bit.ly/2RH3eaD http://whatgotyouthere.com/ NEW SPONSOR TEN THOUSAND- www.tenthousand.cc/wgyt 20% off with discount code "WGYT"  GlobeKick 10% off with discount code “WGYT” https://globekick.com/ MCTco Collagen Protein Bars www.mctco.com 20% off with code “WGYT”   https://open.spotify.com/show/2Wne4NYGjaw7rx5cTVRvpo LinkedIn- https://www.linkedin.com/in/alex-bodman-4411191b/   https://twitter.com/SeanDeLaney23 https://www.instagram.com/whatgotyoutherepodcast/ https://www.facebook.com/whatgotyouthere/ https://www.linkedin.com/in/sean-delaney-00909190/   Intro/Outro music by Justin Great- http://justingreat.com/ Audio Engineer- Brian Lapres   

In this interview, I speak with Mark Bodman, Sr. Product Manager at ServiceNow. Our discussion revolves around all things tech: Internet of Things, The Cloud, Big Data and more. You will learn not just what these concepts mean but the positive and negative implications of their rise today. Have a listen! LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/markbodman/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/markbodman ************************* Docu[mental] INSTAGRAM: @documental__ TWITTER: @documental_ --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/documental/support

Karna Small Bodman served six years in The White House for President Ronald Reagan, first as Deputy Press Secretary, later as Senior Director of the National Security Council. When Ronald Reagan was elected President, he stood in front of Blair House and named Jim Brady as his Press Secretary with Karna as Jim’s Deputy. She had almost daily meetings with the President and traveled on Air Force One. She was also sent to South America and the Far East to give speeches to government, business and student groups on the President’s economic priorities. Next, Karna was named Senior Director and spokesman for the National Security Council. She attended arms control talks with the Soviets and traveled with the team that briefed the leaders of Great Britain, France and Italy as well as Pope John Paul II. Those were  “evil empire” days, so it was a unique experience to chat with the Soviet Union’s General Secretary Gorbachev at that first Summit meeting in Geneva. When Karna left The White House to become Senior Vice President of a Public Affairs firm, she was the highest ranking woman on The White House staff. Today, Karna is an award-winning author of 5 international thrillers. TRUST BUT VERIFY, is her latest White House National Security Series novel. Join The Honorable Karna Small Bodman and me on Tuesday, December 18, 10-11 A.M. CT US. We will be having a conversation about her life’s journey, and her recently released international thriller novel, Trust But Verify!

Supporters of Catalan independence on Monday cut off major roads, blocked the AVE high-speed rail link and organized street marches on the first anniversary of an unauthorized independence referendum and a police crackdown that made headlines across the world last year. Speaking at the United Nations General Assembly in New York City on Thursday, Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez defended multilateralism, diversity and legal immigration, underscoring that Spain is one of the few European countries without an openly xenophobic party sitting in parliament. “Spain has suffered the blows of the economic crisis like few other countries in Europe. Yet despite this, the vast majority of Spanish society has never turned its back on the dramatic reality of immigration,” said Sánchez. THOUSANDS of British passengers have been left stranded as another low-cost ai rline has ceased trading a year on from the collapse of Monarch. As rumours beg an to circulate about its demise on Monday, it was claimed that Primera Air was still trading selling tickets on its website. SPANISH MEDIA reports that 660 African migrants were rescued off the Spanish coast over the weekend. Reports claim that, on Saturday alone, 342 migrants were rescued from a total of seven boats which originally departed from Africa’s northern coast. On Sunday, 318 migrants were picked up, including one small boat containing twelve men. 2018 has been a particularly busy year for Spain’s coastguard with the Salvamento Maritimo reporting record numbers of incoming migrants on a regular basis. The estimated total of migrants that have arrived to Spain this year stands at 35,653 according to the International Organisation for Migration. The number of migrants that have entered Europe nations, including Spain, via the Mediterranean Sea this year is estimated to be around 81,207. POLICE have found a body in Algeciras on the south coast of Spain just hours aft er a shooting and possible kidnapping on Spain’s Costa del on Tuesday. The ma n’s body had suffered stab wounds but has not yet been identified. And now Natio nal Police are investigating if two incidents are related. A MASS brawl that broke out on the doorstep of one of Benidorm’s most well- known drinking holes, popular with British holidaymakers, on Saturday night has gone viral on social media. In the footage posted by an account called Bodman on Twitter, bouncers are shown involved in a brawl with drinkers outside the Benidorm bar. THE number of suspected child abuse reported to police by Alicante’s health depa rtments has risen by 87 per cent in two years. Official government statistics show t hat in the last year, medical personnel in the province alerted the authorities to 27 0 occasions where they were concerned there may have been mistreatment of children in their homes. As Theresa May was fighting to control deepening Brexit divisions in her party at t he Conservative conference, top Eurocrat Jean-Claude Juncker has suggested th at British planes may not be able to land in the EU if Brexit goes wrong. A knifeman was arrested by police yesterday evening following a stabbing on the L ondon Overground. One person was knifed in the attack at Hackney Central statio n in East London, his condition is not thought to be life-threatening...... It came at the same time as three people were injured in a stabbing in Birmingham - the latest example of violent crime plaguing Britain's streets. More than 18,000 people have signed a petition demanding that no public money be spent on Princess Eugenie's imminent wedding. The anti-monarchy group Re public is behind the online petition, which insists that taxpayers should not be helping to fund the nuptials of a non-working royal, and demands that all costs be met by the royal family.

Supporters of Catalan independence on Monday cut off major roads, blocked the AVE high-speed rail link and organized street marches on the first anniversary of an unauthorized independence referendum and a police crackdown that made headlines across the world last year. Speaking at the United Nations General Assembly in New York City on Thursday, Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez defended multilateralism, diversity and legal immigration, underscoring that Spain is one of the few European countries without an openly xenophobic party sitting in parliament. “Spain has suffered the blows of the economic crisis like few other countries in Europe. Yet despite this, the vast majority of Spanish society has never turned its back on the dramatic reality of immigration,” said Sánchez. THOUSANDS of British passengers have been left stranded as another low-cost ai rline has ceased trading a year on from the collapse of Monarch. As rumours beg an to circulate about its demise on Monday, it was claimed that Primera Air was still trading selling tickets on its website. SPANISH MEDIA reports that 660 African migrants were rescued off the Spanish coast over the weekend. Reports claim that, on Saturday alone, 342 migrants were rescued from a total of seven boats which originally departed from Africa’s northern coast. On Sunday, 318 migrants were picked up, including one small boat containing twelve men. 2018 has been a particularly busy year for Spain’s coastguard with the Salvamento Maritimo reporting record numbers of incoming migrants on a regular basis. The estimated total of migrants that have arrived to Spain this year stands at 35,653 according to the International Organisation for Migration. The number of migrants that have entered Europe nations, including Spain, via the Mediterranean Sea this year is estimated to be around 81,207. POLICE have found a body in Algeciras on the south coast of Spain just hours aft er a shooting and possible kidnapping on Spain’s Costa del on Tuesday. The ma n’s body had suffered stab wounds but has not yet been identified. And now Natio nal Police are investigating if two incidents are related. A MASS brawl that broke out on the doorstep of one of Benidorm’s most well- known drinking holes, popular with British holidaymakers, on Saturday night has gone viral on social media. In the footage posted by an account called Bodman on Twitter, bouncers are shown involved in a brawl with drinkers outside the Benidorm bar. THE number of suspected child abuse reported to police by Alicante’s health depa rtments has risen by 87 per cent in two years. Official government statistics show t hat in the last year, medical personnel in the province alerted the authorities to 27 0 occasions where they were concerned there may have been mistreatment of children in their homes. As Theresa May was fighting to control deepening Brexit divisions in her party at t he Conservative conference, top Eurocrat Jean-Claude Juncker has suggested th at British planes may not be able to land in the EU if Brexit goes wrong. A knifeman was arrested by police yesterday evening following a stabbing on the L ondon Overground. One person was knifed in the attack at Hackney Central statio n in East London, his condition is not thought to be life-threatening...... It came at the same time as three people were injured in a stabbing in Birmingham - the latest example of violent crime plaguing Britain's streets. More than 18,000 people have signed a petition demanding that no public money be spent on Princess Eugenie's imminent wedding. The anti-monarchy group Re public is behind the online petition, which insists that taxpayers should not be helping to fund the nuptials of a non-working royal, and demands that all costs be met by the royal family.

Recorded live at C2 Montreal, Alex Bodman leads Spotify's Global Creative for marketing and communications. Whether working directly with artists like Gucci Mane or Ed Sheeran, or telling individual stories of any of Spotify's 150 Million Users, Alex and his team have become adept at putting people first as part of pushing the company's trajectory. On this episode, Alex breaks down his humanistic approach to intersection of messaging, technology, and entertainment. more info on C2 at www.c2montreal.com

Conversation went rampant with my guest this week: random people, previous experience with federal law enforcement agencies, insane eats, and more!

Contact: https://www.linkedin.com/in/alex-bodman-4411191b/ Website: http://alexbodman.com/ Alex Bodman Creative Director at Spotify. Spotify is an extremely extraordinary company when you look at how quickly it is growing, with over 150 million users and Alex is in charge of creating the tool-kit for the brand globally allowing the vision of Spotify to scale across the globe. Since he joined the company in 2015 he has built an in-house creative team with over 30 people. Recognised by Ad Age A-list in 2018 as the in-house creative agency of the year. It has a really interesting background throughout advertising and a number of creative agency roles. We talk about the change in the way that we Communicate and Market, how's that shifted and what does that mean we need to be aware of as Leaders and as Influences trying to reach audiences with our own message, how is it that we can be mindful in managing our own energy and what does it take to foster creativity both in ourselves and in the teams of people we lead.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

EPISODE #162 WRATH OF KAHN - BY DJ BABA KAHN Culture Shock Radio Presents THE FIX Sunday Nights 11pm-2am EST | 4am-7am GMT | 9am - 12pm IST Listen Live on G98.7FM Stream around the world ||www.g987fm.com || www.babakahn.com || Email for bookings thebabakahn@gmail.com   Podcast #162 Tracklisting 1. Baba Kahn Break - People are you ready2. Temptations - My Girl Baba Kahn Mash Up3. Baba Kahn Mash up - Bodman4. Collie Budz - Finally the herb come around5. Queen - We will Rock you6. Drake - Gods Plan7. Parmish Verma - Gaal Ni Kadni8. Nav - Nav9. Khalid - Location10. Guru Randawa - Lahore 11. Zora Randhawa - Woofer12. Omarion - Post to be BABA KAHN MASH UP13. Badshah - Wakhra Swag Bollywwod Reggaeton Remix14. Ed Sheeran - Shape of you Frenzy Remix15. Imran Khan - Amplifier Remix16. Pind De - Break17. Bebe Rexha - I got you Remix18. Cheez Badi Remix Mash Up19. Badtameez Mi Gente Mash Up20. DJ Kool - Let me Clear my throat remix21. DJ Snake - A different way22. Tiger - Swag se Swagat23. Aap Jaisa Koi - remix24. Loie Shama Sha25. Busta Rhymes - Light your ass up26. Diplo - Be There27. Kendrick Lamar - Love BABA KAHN MASH UP28. Kajra Re - Remix29. Kyle - iSpy Mash up30. Post Malone - Congratulations31. Badshah - Akkad Bakkad32. Big Booty Remix33. Kick Back - Mere Khwabon Mein34. Machel Montano Like Ah Boss35. Bunji Garlin and Machel Montano - Buss Head36. Destra - Come Beta37. Dema Dum Mast Kalandar38. Amitabh Bachan - Rang Barse39. London Thumakda - Remix 40. Steve Aoki - Just Hold on41. Khalid - Young Dumb and Broke42. Bruno Mars - That's what I like remix43. Culture Shock - SuperBass Remix Throwback Track

This week's podcast somehow ended up being about topics that begin with the letter 'B' — Noah and I talk about bikes; Brexit; Butte (Montana); Brady (Tom), the best bike movie, bands (Noah’s favorites) ... I could go on. And we even discuss one or two things that don’t start with the second letter of the alphabet, like the new SRAM Eagle 1x12 drivetrain; the current state of bike trails access and advocacy, and whether or not we can expect to see bike trails in wilderness areas, etc.TOPICS & TIMES:How Noah spent the 4th of July (2:50)Why Noah hates Butte, Montana (3:05)Noah enlightens us about Brexit (4:45)Noah tries to explain Trump and Hilary to me (7:00)Noah's top 3 favorite bands (that we're not sure actually exist) (8:02)What Noah learned on Blister's recent bike review trip to Whistler (9:42)Peachios! (10:30)Best way to carry water: Fanny packs vs. water bottles vs. hydration packs vs. bibs (11:25)What's the greatest bike race / bike event in the world (12:35)New bike tech: what trends do I have to familiarize myself with now? (16:58)Which bike company is bucking the trend of going lower, longer, slacker? (18:00)SRAM Eagle: do I need 12 speeds? (19:50)Clipless pedals vs. Flats: which is trending? (22:50)E-bikes: are they currently more of a thing or less of a thing? (23:40)The part in the podcast where you can actually hear Noah blow my mind (26:50)What bike movie should I watch? (29:00)Bike advocacy: How to go about improving trails & trail access (33:35)The conflict between mtn bikers and other wilderness users — IMBA / Sustainable Trails Coalition vs. the Sierra Club & the Wilderness Society (36:50)What Noah is reviewing now & what's up next (40:48)Heroin vs. Carbon Wheels? Which is worse? (42:28)Episode Sponsor: Nest BeddingThe last couple of weeks we’ve talked about the importance of sleep to achieve peak performance and for improving the quality of your life, day in and day out. But this week, we want to provide a bit of a Public Service Announcement, and point out that Nest Bedding makes a mattress they call, The Love Bed. Why is it called the Love Bed, and what is it supposed to be good for? Let’s just say that, ideally, your mattress should be doing more than just delivering a great night of sleep. Get it? Whether you do or you don’t, check out The Love Bed at nestbedding.com, and ask yourself whether that nasty, stained mattress of yours is doing you any favors. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

It's time to talk bikes, so we brought in Blister's bike editor, Noah Bodman. Noah and I talk about a whole bunch of stuff.TOPICS:What the 'Most Montana' town in Montana is?Aaron Gwin’s impressive world cup victory in Lourdes, France, on his new bikeWhether Noah thinks I could beat Gwin down a DH course if I got to ride a DH bike and he had to ride a hardtailWhy Noah doesn’t think I should shoot Gwin in the leg in Butte, MontanaThe most intriguing new bikes this season27.5" vs. 29" — where are we in the war of the wheel sizes?Carbon wheels vs. Aluminum wheels — which riders would benefit most by going to carbon?The pros and cons of all the new bike standards (including "Boost", and what the real implications of all of these new options will be over the next 5 to 10 years.The "Best Bets" for bikes - which bikes Noah thinks amount to the surest things, the safest recommendations to a broad range of riders.Why I'm excited to go to Butte, MT, and whether or not Noah will ever be able to safely set foot in Butte after this podcast... See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Due to technology issues beyond our control, we were unable to play the interview with HOWARD LAX on Monday's podcast which was on the topic of Marketing Service Agreements (MSA's).  Now that BlogTalkRadio has been able to fix the issues, we are able to share with you this interview.  Again, my apologies and hope you will find this interview of value.  David Lykken, Host of Lykken On Lending!   It seems that Marketing Service Agreements (MSA's) have drawn the ire of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB), but why?  What has been the evolution of Marketing Service Agreements (MSA's) and why now have they become so 'toxic' to the point that a number of major financial institutions have announced that they are terminating all MSA's?  Is there any MSA structure that the CFPB would find acceptable?  If so, do the risks involved out weigh the advantages?  ON this podcast we have as our special guest, HOWARD LAX of the Bodman law firm.  Howard will answer these questions and will explain why so many are exciting MSA's.  Don't miss this important discussion and interview with HOWARD LAX.

Due to technology issues beyond our control, we were unable to play the interview with HOWARD LAX on Monday's podcast which was on the topic of Marketing Service Agreements (MSA's).  Now that BlogTalkRadio has been able to fix the issues, we are able to share with you this interview.  Again, my apologies and hope you will find this interview of value.  David Lykken, Host of Lykken On Lending!   It seems that Marketing Service Agreements (MSA's) have drawn the ire of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB), but why?  What has been the evolution of Marketing Service Agreements (MSA's) and why now have they become so 'toxic' to the point that a number of major financial institutions have announced that they are terminating all MSA's?  Is there any MSA structure that the CFPB would find acceptable?  If so, do the risks involved out weigh the advantages?  ON this podcast we have as our special guest, HOWARD LAX of the Bodman law firm.  Howard will answer these questions and will explain why so many are exciting MSA's.  Don't miss this important discussion and interview with HOWARD LAX.

It seems that Marketing Service Agreements (MSA's) have drawn the ire of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB), but why?  What has been the evolution of Marketing Service Agreements (MSA's) and why now have they become so 'toxic' to the point that a number of major financial institutions have announced that they are terminating all MSA's?  Is there any MSA structure that the CFPB would find acceptable?  If so, do the risks involved out weigh the advantages?  ON this podcast we have as our special guest, HOWARD LAX of the Bodman law firm.  Howard will answer these questions and will explain why so many are exciting MSA's.  Don't miss this important discussion and interview with HOWARD LAX.  Created BY mortgage professional FOR mortgage professionals, Lykken on Lending is a weekly 60-minute radio program styled “podcast” hosted by mortgage veteran, David Lykken. Joining the program each week is Joe Farr with a MARKET UPDATE, Alice Alvey providing a LEGISLATIVE UPDATE, Paul Muolo of IMFnews.com giving a quick MTG NEWS HEADLINES update and Andy Schell (a/k/a "The Profit Doctor") providing tips on FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT.  This is followed by the HOT TOPIC segment, which is an in depth discussion about one of the hottest topics related to the mortgage industry.

Katie is a highly savvy business professional trained to observe clients’ inner strengths and help them design actions that produce positive results. This unique and powerful approach helps her clients develop strategies to make their life easier and more productive   Karna served as Sr. Dir. of The White House National Security Council - now she's writing international thrillers about different kinds of threats Eden Adele* is a Relationship Communication Trainer helping people over 40 find their way back to their passion – in love and life. As *Head  .Nathalie is Development Director for The Multiple Sclerosis Foundation a publicly funded non-profit organization with national headquarters located in Ft. Lauderdale, Florida.  Jeanette is a plus-sized, certified fitness instructor who has helped thousands of people of all ages, shapes, sizes and abilities learn to love their bodies and love exercise.    

The Qur’an is filled with stories. It chronicles the lives of prophets, the stories of believers and non-believers, and lays out the creation of the cosmos. However, the Qur’an’s narrative qualities are often overlooked. Recently, there has been an increasing turn to literary models for approaching scripture by academics. Whitney S. Bodman, Professor of Comparative Religion at Austin Presbyterian Theological Seminary, explores the narrative of Iblis in his new book, The Poetics of Iblis: Narrative Theology in the Qur’an (Harvard University Press, 2011). Iblis was a character who refused to bow to Adam and obey God’s command and has been associated with Satan. Most post-Qur’anic narratives of Iblis characterize him as the embodiment of evil. However, other texts, especially Sufi literature, describe him as a staunch monotheist who chose to follow the will of God rather than the command of God. In The Poetics of Iblis, Bodman analyzes each of the seven Qur’anic versions of the his story and explains the characteristics of these renderings through various mythic tropes. Thematic intertexuality, audience knowledge repertoire, and structural composition of Qur’anic chapters all help formulate the meaning of each retelling of the Iblis story. Through a reader-response approach to the literary text of the Qur’an Bodman concludes that Iblis ranges from a tragic character to a foil of humanity, with various meanings in between. In our conversation we discuss the theology of Evil in Islam, the relationship between reader and text, the nature of Qur’anic exegesis, and how some modern authors adapt the Iblis character to comment on contemporary society. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The Qur’an is filled with stories. It chronicles the lives of prophets, the stories of believers and non-believers, and lays out the creation of the cosmos. However, the Qur’an’s narrative qualities are often overlooked. Recently, there has been an increasing turn to literary models for approaching scripture by academics. Whitney S. Bodman, Professor of Comparative Religion at Austin Presbyterian Theological Seminary, explores the narrative of Iblis in his new book, The Poetics of Iblis: Narrative Theology in the Qur’an (Harvard University Press, 2011). Iblis was a character who refused to bow to Adam and obey God’s command and has been associated with Satan. Most post-Qur’anic narratives of Iblis characterize him as the embodiment of evil. However, other texts, especially Sufi literature, describe him as a staunch monotheist who chose to follow the will of God rather than the command of God. In The Poetics of Iblis, Bodman analyzes each of the seven Qur’anic versions of the his story and explains the characteristics of these renderings through various mythic tropes. Thematic intertexuality, audience knowledge repertoire, and structural composition of Qur’anic chapters all help formulate the meaning of each retelling of the Iblis story. Through a reader-response approach to the literary text of the Qur’an Bodman concludes that Iblis ranges from a tragic character to a foil of humanity, with various meanings in between. In our conversation we discuss the theology of Evil in Islam, the relationship between reader and text, the nature of Qur’anic exegesis, and how some modern authors adapt the Iblis character to comment on contemporary society. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The Qur’an is filled with stories. It chronicles the lives of prophets, the stories of believers and non-believers, and lays out the creation of the cosmos. However, the Qur’an’s narrative qualities are often overlooked. Recently, there has been an increasing turn to literary models for approaching scripture by academics. Whitney S. Bodman, Professor of Comparative Religion at Austin Presbyterian Theological Seminary, explores the narrative of Iblis in his new book, The Poetics of Iblis: Narrative Theology in the Qur’an (Harvard University Press, 2011). Iblis was a character who refused to bow to Adam and obey God’s command and has been associated with Satan. Most post-Qur’anic narratives of Iblis characterize him as the embodiment of evil. However, other texts, especially Sufi literature, describe him as a staunch monotheist who chose to follow the will of God rather than the command of God. In The Poetics of Iblis, Bodman analyzes each of the seven Qur’anic versions of the his story and explains the characteristics of these renderings through various mythic tropes. Thematic intertexuality, audience knowledge repertoire, and structural composition of Qur’anic chapters all help formulate the meaning of each retelling of the Iblis story. Through a reader-response approach to the literary text of the Qur’an Bodman concludes that Iblis ranges from a tragic character to a foil of humanity, with various meanings in between. In our conversation we discuss the theology of Evil in Islam, the relationship between reader and text, the nature of Qur’anic exegesis, and how some modern authors adapt the Iblis character to comment on contemporary society. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The Qur’an is filled with stories. It chronicles the lives of prophets, the stories of believers and non-believers, and lays out the creation of the cosmos. However, the Qur’an’s narrative qualities are often overlooked. Recently, there has been an increasing turn to literary models for approaching scripture by academics. Whitney S. Bodman, Professor of Comparative Religion at Austin Presbyterian Theological Seminary, explores the narrative of Iblis in his new book, The Poetics of Iblis: Narrative Theology in the Qur’an (Harvard University Press, 2011). Iblis was a character who refused to bow to Adam and obey God’s command and has been associated with Satan. Most post-Qur’anic narratives of Iblis characterize him as the embodiment of evil. However, other texts, especially Sufi literature, describe him as a staunch monotheist who chose to follow the will of God rather than the command of God. In The Poetics of Iblis, Bodman analyzes each of the seven Qur’anic versions of the his story and explains the characteristics of these renderings through various mythic tropes. Thematic intertexuality, audience knowledge repertoire, and structural composition of Qur’anic chapters all help formulate the meaning of each retelling of the Iblis story. Through a reader-response approach to the literary text of the Qur’an Bodman concludes that Iblis ranges from a tragic character to a foil of humanity, with various meanings in between. In our conversation we discuss the theology of Evil in Islam, the relationship between reader and text, the nature of Qur’anic exegesis, and how some modern authors adapt the Iblis character to comment on contemporary society. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The Qur’an is filled with stories. It chronicles the lives of prophets, the stories of believers and non-believers, and lays out the creation of the cosmos. However, the Qur’an’s narrative qualities are often overlooked. Recently, there has been an increasing turn to literary models for approaching scripture by academics. Whitney S. Bodman, Professor of Comparative Religion at Austin Presbyterian Theological Seminary, explores the narrative of Iblis in his new book, The Poetics of Iblis: Narrative Theology in the Qur’an (Harvard University Press, 2011). Iblis was a character who refused to bow to Adam and obey God’s command and has been associated with Satan. Most post-Qur’anic narratives of Iblis characterize him as the embodiment of evil. However, other texts, especially Sufi literature, describe him as a staunch monotheist who chose to follow the will of God rather than the command of God. In The Poetics of Iblis, Bodman analyzes each of the seven Qur’anic versions of the his story and explains the characteristics of these renderings through various mythic tropes. Thematic intertexuality, audience knowledge repertoire, and structural composition of Qur’anic chapters all help formulate the meaning of each retelling of the Iblis story. Through a reader-response approach to the literary text of the Qur’an Bodman concludes that Iblis ranges from a tragic character to a foil of humanity, with various meanings in between. In our conversation we discuss the theology of Evil in Islam, the relationship between reader and text, the nature of Qur’anic exegesis, and how some modern authors adapt the Iblis character to comment on contemporary society. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The Qur’an is filled with stories. It chronicles the lives of prophets, the stories of believers and non-believers, and lays out the creation of the cosmos. However, the Qur’an’s narrative qualities are often overlooked. Recently, there has been an increasing turn to literary models for approaching scripture by academics. Whitney S. Bodman, Professor of Comparative Religion at Austin Presbyterian Theological Seminary, explores the narrative of Iblis in his new book, The Poetics of Iblis: Narrative Theology in the Qur’an (Harvard University Press, 2011). Iblis was a character who refused to bow to Adam and obey God’s command and has been associated with Satan. Most post-Qur’anic narratives of Iblis characterize him as the embodiment of evil. However, other texts, especially Sufi literature, describe him as a staunch monotheist who chose to follow the will of God rather than the command of God. In The Poetics of Iblis, Bodman analyzes each of the seven Qur’anic versions of the his story and explains the characteristics of these renderings through various mythic tropes. Thematic intertexuality, audience knowledge repertoire, and structural composition of Qur’anic chapters all help formulate the meaning of each retelling of the Iblis story. Through a reader-response approach to the literary text of the Qur’an Bodman concludes that Iblis ranges from a tragic character to a foil of humanity, with various meanings in between. In our conversation we discuss the theology of Evil in Islam, the relationship between reader and text, the nature of Qur’anic exegesis, and how some modern authors adapt the Iblis character to comment on contemporary society. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The show got all charged up with an electrical Musical News, the song challenge took you back to the 00s, 5 o'clock became the time for cheese, and the Future:Beat came to you courtesy of Ed Sheeran and Arabella!

The musical news was a yummy chocolate theme this week, the song challenge was all about the movies, and the two Future:Beat artists were Dev, and Emma McGann! Plus Paul gave out a very special plea for donations for a very worthy cause...

This week's show featured great music from the likes of Rihanna, U2, Hot Chocolate, and Shamrock, the Musical News was reptile themed, we went on a summer holiday with the Song Challenge, and Wonderland and Livid featured on Future:Beat!

This week was a royal wedding special, with an interview with a wellwisher live at the mall! The musical news got a bit naughty, and the Future:Beat was a sizzling hot summer anthem from Inna!

This week our Musical News story was full of toilet humour, Future:Beat became a double feature, with the show now featuring an unsigned band every week, and the Song Challenge was extended for easter with a whole hour of tunes you hadn't heard in ages!

TRANSCRIPT When Church Militant broke the story last year that the music director of the archdiocese of Detroit, Joe Balistreri, was/is an open homosexual, was living with his sodomite partner and it was a pretty much open secret in the Detroit chancery, we didn't realize just how right we were. As a refresher, recall the secret surveillance footage that got the ball rolling on his "separation" from the archdiocese and the empty words from the chancery in language crafted by attorneys to deliberately obscure the truth from the faithful. We heard through the grapevine (which is very extensive here in the homosexual-friendly archdiocese run by the homosexual-friendly Archbishop Allen Vigneron) that plenty of people were ticked at his outing — including the archbishop himself, who sources tell Church Militant still regularly inquires about Balistreri through various mutual acquaintances. Some sources also tell us that Balistreri walked away with a pretty tidy sum of money in exchange for keeping his mouth shut about all the gay-clergy skeletons he knows about. In fact, it would seem, from his own recent words in a speech he gave, that the gay network under Vigneron runs quite deep here in Motown. See, there's a heck of a lot admitted in those words from Balistreri (remember, an open homosexual living with his partner), who, sources tell us, was known by Vigneron and/or his various chancery officials. His own words — that chancery types were warning him to watch out for getting outed — seem to confirm all we have reported about Vigneron for some time, that he is part of the homosexual clerical network to at least some degree. Do anything you like, just don't get caught. And why wouldn't he be? Even more comments from Balistreri come from a YouTube presentation by multiple active homosexuals who once worked for the Church in defiance of the divine teaching on sodomy and many other teachings and yet have been coddled and protected by bishops and their staffs all over the country — including by Vigneron here in Detroit. Their comments (and there's no reason to doubt their veracity) reveal just how in league with this evil scores of bishops actually are. And it's not just an active homosexual employee they take that tack with, it's even clergy who rape altar boys and go after vulnerable seminarians, grooming them — or at least attempting to. The motto of the gay hierarchy appears to be, "Do anything you like, just don't get caught because then we have to pretend we didn't know anything." That squares perfectly with reports from the archdiocese of Miami, for example, which, in the wake of Pope Benedict getting the secret files in 2010 compiled by laity of all the active sodomite priests there, unceremoniously dumped the sitting archbishop John Favalora. Favalora was part of the O.Q.N. — Old Queen Network — dominant in the ranks of the U.S. bishops. During his 15 years in Miami, he cultivated such an extensive network of homosexual priests under him that one told a local TV station that if all the gay priests in Miami were to resign, they'd have to shut down the archdiocese. That network was cataloged extensively in hundreds of pages of the report entitled "Miami Vice" — again, assembled by faithful laity. It was the reason for Benedict getting rid of Favalora. But that's just one example of what has become a backdoor network in diocese after diocese, backdoor because, from the public-facing appearance, all is good, but coming in the back door is the entire homosexual network, that door opened by homosexual bishops and their multiple gay staffers. Oftentimes, opening that back door lets in the subset of gay rapists (of altar boys), who have to then also be protected by bishops, lest the entire network be exposed. Two of these individuals worked for the archdiocese of Detroit for years. Balistreri was himself accused of trying to groom a young college student. None of these people think there is the slightest thing wrong with gay sex, and the bishops and their staffs either believe the same thing or are too cowardly to do anything about it — it's either one of the two. The only concern of the bishops is the potential PR damage if/when it gets discovered that either they themselves are gay or friendly toward it. During his years in Miami, he cultivated an extensive network of homosexual priests. Older Catholics, who they bilk for millions by pretending to be something other than they are, would not much appreciate all this deception. So from the front, all is good. But it's that back door where all the damage is inflicted. Vigneron knew all about Joe Balistreri — paid him for years with faithful Catholics’ money, let him subvert teaching at every turn, dumped a priest who found out about the alleged grooming and reported it, allowed him to fill the ranks of parish music directors with like-minded and practicing gays and, when it was all revealed by Church Militant last year, sent him off with a nice payoff to keep his mouth shut. So, question for you, Vigneron: Are you homosexual? Issue a statement denying it, now or never, and do what a bishop should do — condemn and denounce the practice. What has been the relationship between you and your disgraced fellow archbishop and lifelong buddy John Nienstedt, a man who had quite the reputation for chasing after good-looking seminarians when you two headed up Sacred Heart Seminary. Did you never hear about that? Why don't you reveal how much hush money you paid Balistreri? After all, it's not your money. It's ours. You just administer it. You are a shepherd, not a CEO. Tell the truth — how much of our money did you fork over to Bodman legal to draw up the secret settlement to keep Joe's mouth shut? Were you one of the ones he was threatening to out? You can sit up on your ecclesiastical high horse acting as though none of this matters or is anyone else's concern, but you'd be wrong. It is very much our concern. The gay network here in Detroit has proliferated on your watch. In fact, according to the charges made by your favorite music director (who insiders tell Church Militant you sorely miss) the entire chancery practically is in on it. So how about it, archbishop? Why don't you come clean? Fess up to your role in the O.Q.N., or out and out deny it and reveal the money amounts. And just so everyone out there is aware, Vigneron is next in line to become president of the U.S. Bishops Conference this coming November. If that isn't fitting, we don't know what is. Maybe Mr. Balistreri can play the organ at the inauguration ceremony.

TRANSCRIPT One thing which typically characterizes more-conservative-type people is an unwillingness to charge into battle. In almost every instance you recall, the more aggressive side is the liberals, the Marxists, the godless — all of the above. They have a tenacity and zeal which is commendable, even if it is woefully misdirected. Bishop Sheen used to say, "Communists have no truth and all zeal. Catholics have all truth and no zeal." His words were right then and are still right today. Evil is determined. Goodness takes naps. Until my dying day, I will never comprehend this laziness or over-caution on the part of so many who claim to be on the side of good, yet refuse to go to war when war is called for. Even a surface-skimming of the gospels reveals this truth encapsulated by Sheen. The Pharisees were not going to stop until they had Our Lord killed. Period. Their zeal was directed at His death. In our own day and circumstances, the same holds true. The bad guys want you dead. There is no compromising with them. There is no dialogue. They will not stop until you are eradicated from the earth. Yet a hallmark trait of "good" people is the utter failure to grasp this truth. Wimpy Catholics or Republicans or political conservatives and loads of others simply refuse to either accept or understand this, and as a result, they bring a knife to a gunfight and get steamrolled. Evil advances because it is allowed to by men who do not stand up and oppose it — which, by the way, may be the cause of many "good" people's damnation. "Sins of omission," they are called. This is why when we see rare examples of good people actually taking a stand — of drawing a line in the sand and saying this far and no farther — it makes news. When Catholic Nick Sandman, the Covington, Kentucky boy, stood up to the Marxist media monster and sued the pants off them (and by them, we mean CNN, Washington Post and a bunch of others), it was major news. Those propaganda tyrants didn't give a rip about who they had to destroy to keep advancing their evil, even if it was a teenage kid. Well, Nick is now swimming in tens of millions of dollars in lawsuit-settlement money, and truth won. It took a while — it usually does — but truth won. Until my dying day, I will never comprehend this laziness or over-caution on the part of so many who claim to be on the side of good, yet refuse to go to war when war is called for. When good people fight back with truth, sooner or later, one way or another, victory is theirs. It may take a while, a long while — maybe years, maybe decades — but hang in there, because truth wins. In fact, the entire Catholic faith is based on that single truth: On the last day, there will be a final reckoning; justice will prevail. And, contrary to the stupidity of the claim that we have a reasonable hope all men are saved (thanks Bp. Barron), the Incarnate Eternal Logos says the elect will ascend to Heaven and the damned will descend into Hell. So again, when good men fight back against injustice, when the bully on the playground finally gets his long-deserved punch in the face, it's a beautiful thing. Such a case is now unfolding in the seat of the destruction of the Faith in America, the archdiocese of Detroit. Church Militant has kept very close tabs (and has done blow-by-blow reporting) on the case of Fr. Eduard Perrone — even since before it became public, when a source told us what was unfolding. Fr. Perrone, you will recall, was defamed and attacked by his own archdiocese based on a lie they knew was a lie (because they are the ones who created it). The lie was that he had sodomized a former altar boy decades earlier. That was not true; there was not a shred of truth to it. It was manufactured out of thin air by a hateful monsignor by the name of Michael Bugarin — who is the right-hand man of Abp. Allen Vigneron, who gives his blessing to this cleric to go around and destroy good priests. Involved in the fabrication of the lie was a woman the archdiocese had contracted privately, Nancy LePage. LePage is a sheriff's deputy for Macomb County and a parishioner of Bugarin's. Together they bullied and berated the supposed victim and tried to get him to say something that never happened. All that is in the court documents. It's not even a point that can be contested, although Vigneron and his crooked team of clergy and high-priced attorneys keep doing so. A few weeks back, Fr. Perrone won a defamation case against LePage — an arbitration panel concluded she had lied. She did. But Fr. Perrone's case was directly against her. Bugarin was not the subject. She was. It's generally considered not good form for one priest to publicly, civilly sue another. Well, good form or not, the other day, Fr. Perrone dropped the bomb and officially sued Msgr. Michael Bugarin for his lies, his defamation. That's pretty historic and brave. Why? Because, since Fr. Perrone was removed as a result of Bugarin's lies, he has a canon law case in the works, trying to get his active priesthood restored. Suing the archbishop's chief culprit will likely ensure he never sees the inside of a sanctuary publicly again. It is a vindictive lot, this crowd. In fact, this crowd (meaning Vigneron and his little legal and his public relations teams) has essentially lied to the public in statement after statement by carefully wordsmithing and word-crafting public statements. They are very good at that. We here at Church Militant have, in fact, been one of their many targets, so we have first-hand knowledge of just how deceitful Vigneron and his gang are. In the case of Fr. Perrone and his canon law case, the duplicitous archbishop and his crooked cronies want the public to think that a certain process is being followed. According to the original statement from Vigneron last summer when the news was released by them, "A further determination on the matter now falls to the Vatican's Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith (CDF), which reviews all cases involving the sexual abuse of minors." This is how these monsters roll. They say statements that in the abstract are true, but arrange them in such a way so as to lead you to a certain conclusion — but your conclusion is wrong. And they know you will reach that conclusion, which is why they word it the way they do. In his specific case, yes, the CDF does review all cases and make a determination. But what Vigneron is not telling you is that he never sent the case to the CDF. Over a year later and it's still sitting on his desk. That's deceitful. In fact, Abp. Vigneron, you are doing the work of the Devil. Loyal sons of the Church, including bishops, do not traffic in deceit and certainly do not do so with the intent of destroying a good man's reputation. But you and your chancery vermin have made an art form out of this. You willfully deceive the laity; you spend enormous sums of the laity's money on the most expensive legal firm in the state to hide the truth from coming out in open court. You fight tooth and nail with one filing after another to prevent yourself and your fellow criminals from having to be deposed. There is, in fact, no gutter you will not stoop to in order to cover up the truth. And yet you cry on camera on a clergy conference call about how much the archdiocese is falling apart on your watch and has to fire people because it has no money. Vigneron is the vice president of the U.S. bishops' conference, and that means, customarily, he's next in line to become president of that useless body. Of course, that's a lie as well, and you know it. The archdiocese has an investment portfolio — an endowment of hundreds of millions of dollars that you keep secret from the laity — even while trying to squeeze a couple hundred million more out of them. Liar. But to stoop so low as to let this case — built on a pack of lies — to go on, to pretend to the public by suggesting that Rome will settle it when Rome doesn't even know about it in any meaningful manner: It's demonic what you're doing. A few months ago, fed up with your lies, Fr. Perrone's former parishioners actually filed suit against you for defrauding them of their donation money. And now this innocent priest has taken your right-hand man (and by extension, you) to court for defamation. And, at the end of the day, make no mistake about this, Bugarin and LePage may have been the inventors of the lie, but it is the archbishop himself who propagates it. He is the responsible party here. Yeah you, archbishop. Why don't you release a summary financial statement on how much money you have paid to your lying legal team of Bodman men who know the truth of the matter and yet continue to cash in on the donations of innocent, unsuspecting Catholics in the pews? Well, perhaps one driving reason is you wouldn't be able to get on conference calls and blubber away to your priests about how poor the archdiocese is. Not when your attorneys are lining their pockets doing your bidding trying to destroy a good man, a good priest. Of course, Vigneron had no problem pulling down a couple of million dollars from the coronavirus government-money deal and then firing staff anyway, furloughing others and making still others take pay cuts. These are not honest men, folks. They are very, very good at deceiving you. Next up, in short order, "Bugs" (as he is known around the archdiocese, for obvious reasons) Bugarin will have to be deposed. Not before, however, Vigneron's lawyers try to get the case thrown out of court, hiding behind separation of Church and State. But this case has nothing to do with that. Does a priest surrender his civil rights — his constitutional rights to seek justice and clear his good name in the face of being defamed by his own archbishop — just because he has a collar? But that's what the Bodman gang will have to argue: Your honor, this is an internal Church matter and the State has no jurisdiction. Well, that may have been true — until Bugs hopped on the phone with Associated Press before the case became public and shot off his big mouth and then published (meaning made public) its statement they knew was based on a lie. And it may also have been true until Bugarin got in touch with the public authorities (the state attorney general's office) and asked for an investigation from an outfit paid for by public tax dollars. By the way, the Michigan attorney general passed on the case because there was nothing there. State police did their investigation and concluded that this is a big nothing burger. There is nothing — absolutely nothing — about this case that restricts it to some "internal Church matter." Vigneron's men spoke with the press prior to anything being public. Vigneron's men issued a public statement they knew was a lie. Vigneron's men made deceptive statements in that public statement. Vigneron's men went to a public agency and reported their lie. None of that is private, internal Church affairs. But Vigneron is now boxed into a corner. He has to argue that —because failing that, Bugarin has to take an oath and risk perjury during a deposition, and the diabolical chancery will fight tooth and nail to try and prevent that from happening. These men are liars — straight-up liars. So it's good to watch them begin to twist in the wind, like they've done to so many others with their deceptions. Vigneron is the vice president of the U.S. bishops' conference, and that means, customarily, he's next in line to become president of that useless body. As this case proceeds, there are more and more eyes that will begin looking at it because its profile is increasing. A priest is publicly suing a chancery official in open court to get back his good name. The archbishop is in on it and has been all along. The archbishop is being sued by the priest's parish for fraud. Welcome to the Church of Nice folks. When men in robes give up the actual Faith, this is what you get. Those who wish to donate to Fr. Perrone's legal defense fund may do so at the following address: Perrone Defense Fund c/o Harry Wisniewski P.O. Box 165 St. Clair Shores, MI 48080 Fr Perrone is meeting all the cost of his defense himself. Please make checks payable to Fr. Eduard Perrone and place "Fr. Perrone Legal Defense Fund" in the memo line.

TRANSCRIPT When Church Militant broke the story last year that the music director of the archdiocese of Detroit, Joe Balistreri, was/is an open homosexual, was living with his sodomite partner and it was a pretty much open secret in the Detroit chancery, we didn't realize just how right we were. As a refresher, recall the secret surveillance footage that got the ball rolling on his "separation" from the archdiocese and the empty words from the chancery in language crafted by attorneys to deliberately obscure the truth from the faithful. We heard through the grapevine (which is very extensive here in the homosexual-friendly archdiocese run by the homosexual-friendly Archbishop Allen Vigneron) that plenty of people were ticked at his outing — including the archbishop himself, who sources tell Church Militant still regularly inquires about Balistreri through various mutual acquaintances. Some sources also tell us that Balistreri walked away with a pretty tidy sum of money in exchange for keeping his mouth shut about all the gay-clergy skeletons he knows about. In fact, it would seem, from his own recent words in a speech he gave, that the gay network under Vigneron runs quite deep here in Motown. See, there's a heck of a lot admitted in those words from Balistreri (remember, an open homosexual living with his partner), who, sources tell us, was known by Vigneron and/or his various chancery officials. His own words — that chancery types were warning him to watch out for getting outed — seem to confirm all we have reported about Vigneron for some time, that he is part of the homosexual clerical network to at least some degree. Do anything you like, just don't get caught. And why wouldn't he be? Even more comments from Balistreri come from a YouTube presentation by multiple active homosexuals who once worked for the Church in defiance of the divine teaching on sodomy and many other teachings and yet have been coddled and protected by bishops and their staffs all over the country — including by Vigneron here in Detroit. Their comments (and there's no reason to doubt their veracity) reveal just how in league with this evil scores of bishops actually are. And it's not just an active homosexual employee they take that tack with, it's even clergy who rape altar boys and go after vulnerable seminarians, grooming them — or at least attempting to. The motto of the gay hierarchy appears to be, "Do anything you like, just don't get caught because then we have to pretend we didn't know anything." That squares perfectly with reports from the archdiocese of Miami, for example, which, in the wake of Pope Benedict getting the secret files in 2010 compiled by laity of all the active sodomite priests there, unceremoniously dumped the sitting archbishop John Favalora. Favalora was part of the O.Q.N. — Old Queen Network — dominant in the ranks of the U.S. bishops. During his 15 years in Miami, he cultivated such an extensive network of homosexual priests under him that one told a local TV station that if all the gay priests in Miami were to resign, they'd have to shut down the archdiocese. That network was cataloged extensively in hundreds of pages of the report entitled "Miami Vice" — again, assembled by faithful laity. It was the reason for Benedict getting rid of Favalora. But that's just one example of what has become a backdoor network in diocese after diocese, backdoor because, from the public-facing appearance, all is good, but coming in the back door is the entire homosexual network, that door opened by homosexual bishops and their multiple gay staffers. Oftentimes, opening that back door lets in the subset of gay rapists (of altar boys), who have to then also be protected by bishops, lest the entire network be exposed. Two of these individuals worked for the archdiocese of Detroit for years. Balistreri was himself accused of trying to groom a young college student. None of these people think there is the slightest thing wrong with gay sex, and the bishops and their staffs either believe the same thing or are too cowardly to do anything about it — it's either one of the two. The only concern of the bishops is the potential PR damage if/when it gets discovered that either they themselves are gay or friendly toward it. During his years in Miami, he cultivated an extensive network of homosexual priests. Older Catholics, who they bilk for millions by pretending to be something other than they are, would not much appreciate all this deception. So from the front, all is good. But it's that back door where all the damage is inflicted. Vigneron knew all about Joe Balistreri — paid him for years with faithful Catholics’ money, let him subvert teaching at every turn, dumped a priest who found out about the alleged grooming and reported it, allowed him to fill the ranks of parish music directors with like-minded and practicing gays and, when it was all revealed by Church Militant last year, sent him off with a nice payoff to keep his mouth shut. So, question for you, Vigneron: Are you homosexual? Issue a statement denying it, now or never, and do what a bishop should do — condemn and denounce the practice. What has been the relationship between you and your disgraced fellow archbishop and lifelong buddy John Nienstedt, a man who had quite the reputation for chasing after good-looking seminarians when you two headed up Sacred Heart Seminary. Did you never hear about that? Why don't you reveal how much hush money you paid Balistreri? After all, it's not your money. It's ours. You just administer it. You are a shepherd, not a CEO. Tell the truth — how much of our money did you fork over to Bodman legal to draw up the secret settlement to keep Joe's mouth shut? Were you one of the ones he was threatening to out? You can sit up on your ecclesiastical high horse acting as though none of this matters or is anyone else's concern, but you'd be wrong. It is very much our concern. The gay network here in Detroit has proliferated on your watch. In fact, according to the charges made by your favorite music director (who insiders tell Church Militant you sorely miss) the entire chancery practically is in on it. So how about it, archbishop? Why don't you come clean? Fess up to your role in the O.Q.N., or out and out deny it and reveal the money amounts. And just so everyone out there is aware, Vigneron is next in line to become president of the U.S. Bishops Conference this coming November. If that isn't fitting, we don't know what is. Maybe Mr. Balistreri can play the organ at the inauguration ceremony.