Podcasts about Bogue

durée : 00:12:39 - Les 50 ans du festival « La Bogue d'or » à Redon - par : Anne-Laure Lemancel - Depuis cinquante ans, la Bogue d'Or à Redon fait vibrer tout un pays au rythme des chants bretons, entre concours, mémoire, fête et transmission. Ici, la tradition se danse, se chante, et se partage autour du feu, d'un micro et d'un même souffle collectif. Reportage d'Anne-Laure Lemancel. Vous aimez ce podcast ? Pour écouter tous les autres épisodes sans limite, rendez-vous sur Radio France.

You ever make a huge decision for God… and then immediately mess it up? In this episode, Josiah talks about Peter messing up and what that moment says about how Jesus handles failure. If you've ever wondered if God's disappointed in you or done giving second chances, this one's gonna hit home.

#WendyGuevara y #PaolaSuárez estrenaron el pasado fin de semana en “el tenorio cómico”. Ambas reconocieron el trabajo que hicieron figuras como #Francis y #LaBogue en el mundo del entretenimiento pues aseguran fueron ellas quienes les abrieron paso.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

If God is real… why doesn't He just make it obvious? Why not write His name in the sky or give everyone a personal miracle? Wouldn't that make believing easier? In this episode, Josiah unpacks one of the most honest questions people ask about faith — and what kind of “belief” actually changes your life.

Life can feel like a maze. Everyone's trying to figure out which path actually leads somewhere good—but what if what feels right isn't right at all? In this episode, Isaac explores why trusting God can be so hard, especially when what we see seems safer than what He promises. If you've ever questioned whether faith actually works in real life—or if God's way is really better—this one's for you.

Today we are joined by this years breakout AFLW star Blaithin Bogue! Blaithin chats about here journey from Ireland to Australia, transitioning to Aussie Rules and much more. Baz and Chief also look at the game against the Swans and discuss Ash breaking the record AGAIN!

On this episode Josh is joined by Chief to chat about Jai Serong's links to North. Clarko has also been mixing up the coaching mix plucking Hawks talent. Bogue BRILLIANCE in the W as the girls face their first real test at Windy Hill.Follow the socials to get your thoughts read out on the podcast!Instagram: @furthernorthpodFacebook: Further North PodcastEmail: furthernorthpod@gmail.comTikTok: @furthernorthpodLeave a 5 star review on Apple or Spotify, you the real MVP!

Imagine walking into a coffee shop and seeing Jesus laughing with the worst person you can imagine. Not yelling. Not correcting. Just… enjoying them. How offended would you be? That's exactly what happens in this story. But it turns out that, if you don't believe Jesus can love the most broken of people, then you'll slowly start to believe that He can't love you either.

In this episode, I talk with Mike Walker of Bogue. Mike shares the story of Bogue who were at the center of Detroit's garage rock scene in the 2000s. They soon recorded a demo with Jim Diamond in Detroit. Sadly tragedy struck when guitarist Dan Maister committed suicide. A couple of years later, drummer Matt Blake passed away due to a heart attack. Thankfully, Mike Walker persevered and has recently released Bogue's demo on vinyl. Mike shares the origin story of Bogue as well as the story of releasing their demo after over 20 years. It is a great talk and I very much appreciate Mike sharing it with you and me. Get over to the Bogue bandcamp page to get your copy of their icon album, How'd You Feel About Talkin' to Me. It is a fabulous record.BogueCheck out his musicFollow on Youtube, SpotifyFans With BandsSubscribe to Fans With Bands on your favorite podcast service such as Apple, Youtube, Spotify, Audible, or Amazon Music. Be sure to rate the show and please send us feedback. We would love to hear from you.You can also follow Fans With Bands on Facebook, Youtube, Instagram, and BlueskyFor samplings of music by artists featured on Fans With Bands, check out our playlist on Spotify Get full access to Fans With Bands at fanswithbands.substack.com/subscribe

The "Day of the Lord" is a phrase that shows up all over the Bible. Jesus talked about it all the time. The prophets warned about it. And according to the Bible… it's coming. But it might not be what you think. And it might be closer than you realize.

We're in the middle of our series, Lock In: What Jesus Actually Teaches About His Return and the End of the World.In this week's message, Jesus tells a story about three servants preparing for His return. The first two make God proud. But the third? Apparently, he ends up in hell??What on earth is this parable about? What is Jesus saying?Turns out, it's not really about performance... But it is about your heart.

Do you ever feel emotionally or even spiritually burntout? In this message, Josiah shares about hitting that wall himself and what Jesus actually says to do when we feel distant, burned out, or stuck.We talk about what happens when we aim our lives at the wrong things, why loving God and loving people can't be separated, and how real change doesn't come from forcing it but from being filled with something better.If you're gassed right now, I think this will help.

There's a very famous story in the beginning of the Bible where God wipes out an entire city called Sodom. Jesus takes this same story and says it's a foreshadowing of the end of the world. But what if the deeper story is about love, warning, and a chance to walk away from what's killing you? This isn't fire-and-brimstone yelling. It's an honest look at the choice we all face: follow God forward, or look back.

You're not alone if church has felt fake, frustrating, or ineffective. But what if what most people reject about American churches isn't actually what Jesus intended? This podcast opens up a conversation for skeptics, spiritual wanderers, and the spiritually curious to explore the real mission of Jesus. No pressure, no judgment, just a clear look at the original vision.

Most people think Noah's Ark is about animals and rain. But when Jesus talked about it, He was warning us about something much bigger: His return. In this episode, we take a fresh look at an ancient story and what it reveals about the moment Jesus ends evil once and for all.

Most people assume their biggest problem with God is their past—what they've done, what they regret, how far they've wandered.But what if the thing that actually keeps you from God… is something else entirely?In this message, we talk honestly about the one thing Jesus says He can't overlook—not because He's harsh, but because He's good. It's not your mistakes. It's not your doubts. It's something far deeper—and far more common.If you've ever wondered, “Am I really good with God?” or “Why can't I hear God's voice?”—this conversation is for you.

We've all heard the end-of-the-world talk—apocalyptic headlines, megaphone preachers, conspiracy-theory YouTubers. But what did Jesus actually say about the end of the world… and why hasn't He come back yet?In this kickoff to our Lock-In series, we take an honest look at what Jesus actually taught about His return. No conspiracy theories. No paranoia. No fear. Just Jesus' words and what they reveal about His heart for you.

You probably wouldn't say it out loud—but deep down, something's off. The goals you're chasing feel hollow. The highs don't last. And no matter how much you tweak your life, you keep running into the same restlessness. In this episode, we explore why self-centered living feels so natural yet leaves you exhausted—and why surrendering to Jesus might be the only way out that actually makes sense.

“Do not be anxious about anything.” Sounds impossible, doesn't it? In this message, we unpack one of the most misunderstood (and triggering) verses in the Bible—and discover it's not a guilt trip, it's a rescue plan. But Jesus doesn't shame you for your spiral… but He does want to step into it.If anxiety runs your life—or even just your week—this episode is for you!

Rob Bogue of Robust Futures and SuicideMyths.org joins Jake and Mike to challenge some of the most deeply ingrained beliefs in suicide prevention. From questioning the predictive power of warning signs and screening tools to highlighting the harmful consequences of forced hospitalization and red flag laws, this conversation peels back the layers of a flawed system.Rob shares the personal story that drove him to launch Suicide Myths—a growing library of evidence-backed debunkings—and discusses the importance of trauma processing, the limits of behavioral intervention, and how meaning and emotional functioning must return to the center of mental health care. The crew also explores real-life solutions like providing mental health resource sheets with legal documents and building practical firearm storage education.Send us a text Walk the Talk America would like to thank our partners who make these conversations possible and want to highlight our top two partner tiers below! Platinum Tier:RugerArmscorGold Tier:NASGWLipsey'sDavidson's

What if the thing holding you back spiritually isn't trauma, doubt, or fear… but your spending habits?This episode unpacks one of the most ignored teachings of Jesus—the way money quietly replaces God in our lives.It's not about guilt. It's about freedom. And it starts with asking a hard question: Do I actually trust Jesus to take care of me?

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In this Caring Greatly episode, Terri describes how overwhelming and difficult experiences get recorded in a person's body and psyche as trauma. She explains how trauma coping skills such as compartmentalization and detachment can serve care team members in the short-term, but can lead to trauma triggers later that result in emotional overwhelm or physiologic distress unless the traumatic experience is immediately addressed and effectively processed. Terri shares how trauma processing can happen individually, with peers or with professional support. Given the likelihood of exposure to traumatic events, it's important for care team members to learn techniques and skills they can use to heal. It's also important to know that support is available and acceptable to seek. Terri shares a personal story about losing a loved one to suicide. She explains that feeling vulnerable and safe to talk about traumatic events and accepting that humans experience trauma can normalize seeking help and learning recovery techniques. The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the speakers and do not necessarily reflect the views or positions of Stryker.

You might not realize it, but entitlement could be the one thing keeping you from peace, purpose, and real happiness.In this message from our series on Philippians—Finding Deep Happiness in a World of Stress—we unpack why so many of us feel anxious, bitter, or disappointed even when our lives are full of good things.This isn't a guilt trip. It's a look at something deeper. Because when you finally see what you actually deserve—and what Jesus offers instead—it changes everything.Whether you're religious or not, this episode might surprise you. And it just might be what your heart's been looking for.

Video isn't just about showing up—it's about showing who you really are.I had the opportunity to sit down with Chris Bogue, improv performer, video coach, and creator of The Pattern Breaker. Chris brings a fresh, comedic edge to business videos on LinkedIn, helping people ditch stiff scripts and start making real, human connections through short, engaging content. We talk about how improv shapes authentic messaging, why so many people overthink their videos, and how asking your audience one simple question can spark a whole wave of meaningful content.Chris shares smart, low-pressure strategies to stop the scroll, build trust, and create videos that feel like conversations—not commercials. If video content feels overwhelming or fake to you, this episode might just change the way you think about showing up online.Highlights:A simple 3-part framework to create videos that feel real and engaging.How to “yes, and” your audience to co-create more authentic content.Why your video hook matters more than your background or camera gear.The improv mindset that helps you relax and connect with your audience.What it really means to blend value (the broccoli) with entertainment (the cheese).Connect with Chris:Website: https://christopherbogue.com/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/chris-bogue/ Instagram: https://www.linkedin.com/in/chris-bogue/ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@chrisbogue Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/chris-sells-his-soul/id1597811456 In appreciation for being here, I have some gifts for you:A LinkedIn Checklist for setting up your fully optimized Profile:An opportunity to test drive the Follow Up system I recommend by checking this presentation page - you won't regret it. AND … Don't forget to connect with me on LinkedIn and be eligible for my complimentary LinkedIn profile audit – I do one each month for a lucky listener!Connect with me:http://JanicePorter.comhttps://www.linkedin.com/in/janiceporter/https://www.facebook.com/janiceporter1https://www.instagram.com/socjanice/Thanks for listening!Thanks so much for listening to our podcast! If you enjoyed this episode andthink that others could benefit from listening, please share it using the socialmedia buttons on this page.Do you have some feedback or questions about this episode? Leave a note inthe comment section...

Send us a textThis sermon examines the themes in 1 Corinthians 1:18-31, highlighting the paradox of the cross as articulated by the Apostle Paul. Christ Methodist Family Ministry Director Brad Bogue guides listeners through the interplay of divine wisdom and worldly expectations, emphasizing how the crucifixion embodies apparent contradictions, representing both folly and strength. His sermon also extends to the role of women in nurturing faith and the challenges faced by early believers, particularly Jewish and Greek communities. Bogue addresses how societal divisions and expectations impact contemporary understanding of God's grace, urging attendees to reflect on their personal faith journeys in light of the cross. Ultimately, he encourages a deeper contemplation of God's love revealed through Christ's sacrifice and the call to embrace humility and reliance on divine grace.HOME | PLAN YOUR VISIT | BLOG | DIGITAL BULLETIN

“If all of us can grasp just a little bit more about the love of Jesus, it changes our life. That's all you need to know!” – Heidi Bogue On this week's episode of the Grace Unscripted Podcast, we get to hear the story of Heidi Bogue. Heidi's story is an incredible one! From being […]