Podcasts about Come September

Hello everyone! Happy Friday. In this segment we do a full reading for the month of September. We will look at important dates and transits so that we can plan what to expect for the month to come on a global and personal level. Get out your pens and notepads to take note of these dates - because we are in for some interesting months ahead! For much of 2020 Jupiter was in the sign of Capricorn. Since April of 2021, Jupiter has been moving through Aquarius where it has given new medical advances and new ways of viewing the health care system. Come September, Jupiter will retrograde BACK into Capricorn - where we will be asked to review the structures and systems within our lives. In this segment we discuss how this may show up in the global and personal sense. I hope it helps! Work with Christine: innerknowing.yoga astrologynowpodcast@gmail.com patreon: patreon.com/astrologynowpodcast instagram: astrologynow_podacst keywords: astrology, jyotish, Vedic astrology, sidereal astrology, nakshatras, learn astrology, horoscope, Christine Rodriguez, Aries, taurus, gemini, cancer, Leo, virgo, libra, scorpio, sagittarius, Capricorn, Aquarius, pisces, meditation, mystery, new moon, yoga

"His master said to him, ‘Well done, my good and faithful servant. Since you were faithful in small matters, I will give you great responsibilities. Come, share your master's joy." -Matthew 25:23 After 20+ years serving in the Diocese of Metuchen, Tara and Jerry dedicate their week to Thomas DeLessio, Director of Music of the Cathedral of Saint Francis of Assisi, and Coordinator of Liturgical Music for the Diocese of Metuchen.  As Thom marks the end of his journey with us, he reflects on the joys of the journey of a musician with great faith. Come September, Thom will be moving with his family to Florida to embrace the next steps on the journey. 

Chapter 1: Dianne Whelan will be the first person to complete the 27,000km Trans Canada Trail, after paddling, cycling, and walking the route which connects the Atlantic, Arctic, and Pacific Oceans. Whelan completes this momentous journey by paddling into Victoria, British Columbia. She connects with us from her journey now! Guest:  Dianne Whelan, award-winning filmmaker and multimedia artist. Chapter 2: Cases of COVID-19 are surging among the unvaccinated and as Canadians prepare to head to the polls in an anticipated fall election, new polling suggests most people are worried about a potential fourth wave. Guest: Darrell Bricker, CEO of Ipsos Public Affairs. Chapter 3: Well it has been a rough week for the interior, as COVID-19 cases continue to surge, wildfires continue to burn, and hotter temperatures are expected for the next few days.  Guest: Colin Basran, Mayor of Kelowna. Chapter 4: The B.C. government has partially dug itself out of a massive hole created by COVID-19 crisis, but the province's economy is still nowhere near pre-pandemic levels.  Finance Minister Selina Robinson released a financial update on Wednesday that showed B.C. ended the 2020-21 fiscal year with strong credit ratings and a lower-than-projected deficit. Guest: Selina Robinsons, BC Finance Minister. Chapter 5: The latest update from the BC coroner's office drug toxicity report showed that at least 5 people were dying everyday due to the ongoing opioid crisis. Guest: Mark Tyndall, Professor, School of Population and Public Health,UBC. Chapter 6: Come September, B.C. 's post-secondary sector is returning to in-person classes after more than 18 months online. Guest: Brent Calvert, President of BC Federation of Post-Secondary Educators. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Dermott Brereton has a look at a couple injured Tigers

Greg Brady guest hosts 640 Toronto's Morning Show   GUEST: Dr. Lucy McBride, practicing internist in Washington, DC See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

TNU's Fall 2020 chapels, were recorded in compliance with COVID-19 safety measures, according to guidelines from the CDC. Our hope is that students may still have the opportunity to engage with our campus' spiritual leaders while still being responsible and safe during the unprecedented times.

TNU's Fall 2020 chapels, were recorded in compliance with COVID-19 safety measures, according to guidelines from the CDC. Our hope is that students may still have the opportunity to engage with our campus' spiritual leaders while still being responsible and safe during the unprecedented times.

TNU's Fall 2020 chapels, were recorded in compliance with COVID-19 safety measures, according to guidelines from the CDC. Our hope is that students may still have the opportunity to engage with our campus' spiritual leaders while still being responsible and safe during the unprecedented times.

On Sunday, September, 27th at 7pm EST, you can watch the first ever https://blackpodawards.com/ (Black Podcasting Awards), a celebration of the ownership and creation of content for the Black experience in the world of podcasting. Through a curated list of categories, it aims to elevate Black voices within the podcasting network that may not receive the recognition they deserve. In a marketplace that often overlooks Black podcasters' unique voices and candor, the Black Podcasting Award is here to bridge the gap. The mission is to amplify our own, celebrate those who have paved the way and provide a foundation for the up and coming voices in the Black podcasting arena. https://twitter.com/brokeymcpoverty/status/1228742664910061569 (This tweet by Tracy Clinton) is the force behind the Black Podcasting Awards. The tweet got many comments, retweets, and replies, but no one took the first step to make the dream a reality. Georgia liked the idea, and she took it up and gave the idea life. Come September 27, 2020; we will have the first Black Podcasting Award. In this episode of Podcast Me Anything, we have https://gsdwithgeorgie.com/ (Georgie Anne Getton Mckoy) joining us. Georgie will help us understand the Black Podcasting Awards. Georgie is the Executive Director of the Black Podcasting Awards and the executive strategist at https://gsdsolutions.xyz/ (GSD Solutions). We Discuss...  00:57 What inspired Georgie to start the Black Podcast Award? 02:18 Who should be signing up to be a nominee or as a participant to judge podcasters? 04:49 What has led to the immense growth of black podcasts? 10:37 What is in https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/bpa2020/introducing-black-podcasting-awards-bpa?ref=project_tweet (the Kickstarter), and how can we support it? 12:41 Big names that we should be excited about the Black Podcast Award? 14:59 Georgie's podcast- Doing the Most Follow the Black Podcasting Awards Website - https://blackpodawards.com/ (https://blackpodawards.com/)  Kickstarter - https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/bpa2020/introducing-black-podcasting-awards-bpa?ref=project_tweet (https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/bpa2020/introducing-black-podcasting-awards-bpa?ref=project_tweet)  Twitter - https://twitter.com/blackpodawards (https://twitter.com/blackpodawards)  Facebook - https://facebook.com/blackpodawards (https://facebook.com/blackpodawards)  Instagram - https://instagram.com/blackpodawards (https://instagram.com/blackpodawards) Connect with Georgie Anne Getton Mckoy: Execution Strategist at https://gsdsolutions.xyz/ (https://gsdsolutions.xyz/) Personal site: https://gsdwithgeorgie.com/ (https://gsdwithgeorgie.com/)  Her Podcast - Doing the Most: Misadventures of Entrepreneurship - https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/doing-the-most/id1449643096?mt=2 (https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/doing-the-most/id1449643096?mt=2)  Book - The Art of Getting Sh*t Done https://gsdwithgeorgie.com/books/ (https://gsdwithgeorgie.com/books/)  Twitter - https://twitter.com/gsdwithgeorgie (https://twitter.com/gsdwithgeorgie)  Fb - https://facebook.com/gsdwithgeorgie (https://facebook.com/gsdwithgeorgie)  Instagram - https://instagram.com/gsdwithgeorgie (https://instagram.com/gsdwithgeorgie)  LinkedIn - https://linkedin.com/in/gsdwithgeorgie (https://linkedin.com/in/gsdwithgeorgie)

TNU's Fall 2020 chapels, were recorded in compliance with COVID-19 safety measures, according to guidelines from the CDC. Our hope is that students may still have the opportunity to engage with our campus' spiritual leaders while still being responsible and safe during the unprecedented times.

Since it’s the end of August, Tony and Shen—mainly Tony—ramble incoherently about Covid tests and influencers. Come September, we’ll be back with guests and (hopefully) informative conversations about fintech. This one is more about laughs and fun.

As the pandemic spring has turned into the pandemic summer—and with no sign of abating once fall arrives—Americans are beginning to grapple with how the disease will change daily life forever. Across the country, empty streets and empty office towers don’t just mean a change in how we work—entire communities have relocated to new places.“Reopen the economy” has entered the pantheon of American political catchphrases. And while white collar workers may reap the benefits of a post-COVID world—one in which employers recognize that—with a powerful enough internet connection, anyone can work from home—blue collar workers won’t see those benefits. But it’s not just in the workplace. Medicine and education are also being rethought in real time. Come September, school will look radically different than it did a year ago—but who are the students that stand to gain from at-home learning? How can we ensure that all students—regardless of race and family wealth—can thrive while learning digitally? And how do we make sure that doctor’s appointments conducted over the internet are accessible to everyone who needs care? One day the pandemic will end. But before that happens, we need to make sure that the world it leaves in its wake is a just and equitable one. Finding the answers to these questions is the first step.In this episode, CTI Senior Fellow Darrell West hosts a conversation with Annelies Goger, a David M. Rubenstein Fellow in the Metropolitan Policy Program, and Makada Henry-Nickie, a fellow in Governance Studies. The three discuss how COVID-19 is impacting employment, healthcare, and education during pandemic-related shutdowns and how its effects may be felt in these areas long after the virus subsides. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Today Angela and Patti will be discussing the hot topic of social media and how it can affect relationships. We are concerned about how social media can cause hurt feelings, depression, addiction to social media, and comparison. Here are some reflection questions: What makes people feel it’s okay to post things that they would most likely never say face to face or outside of social media?   Where does this boldness or insensitivity come from?   Is proving your point worth all the drama and losing friendships over? Today, we would like to explore how to manage some of those difficult behaviors. How do we relate to social media in a healthy way? Are you taking a break from social media because it is “too toxic?" What do you find frustrating about social media, what makes it so toxic to you?  We love to hear from listeners if they could share what they find disappointing about social media, why not leave us a comment. To the Listeners: What are some of the things you ENJOY seeing on social media. What do you love seeing?  Angela:  I love healing meditations and I share those because I love them. What do you love seeing?  Maybe you can share a comment on the podcast and let us know. Patti: I love seeing photos of families having fun together, vacation photos, travel adventures and cute positive memes. In a previous podcast (episode 4) we discussed going Beyond Comparison and Accepting One Self. “Cancel culture refers to the popular practice of withdrawing support for (canceling) public figures and companies after they have done or said something considered objectionable or offensive. Cancel culture is generally discussed as being performed on social media in the form of group shaming.” https://www.dictionary.com/e/pop-culture/cancel-culture/ Patti wrote a blog posts similar to this subject called Don’t Be That Guy!    It is about shaming someone or making them the poster child in the workplace. When someone has committed a bad behavior or done something procedurally wrong, in some organizations, they use this term “Don’t be that (Guy) Person” for humiliation or an example of what not to do. I feel this is similar to the cancel culture. In the blog post is a poll.  With this question - Is shaming an effective management strategy? Angela will be holding gentle movement classes Come September and to be informed  SIGN UP TO HEAR ABOUT CLASSES in the link in the show notes. For me dance and movement are an authentic way to connect to myself and others. https://bit.ly/3fI6EpQ Thank you for listening and supporting our podcast.  We would love to hear from you about this topic.  Leave us a comment or voice message on Anchor. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/building-better-relationships-at-home-and-work-with-angela-and-patti/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/building-better-relationships-at-home-and-work-with-angela-and-patti/support

Plenty of changes have occurred in the last year inside the bishop’s office in the Archdiocese of Cleveland. First, Bishop Richard Lennon passed away in October after a long battle with dementia. Then in January, his successor, Bishop Nelson Perez, was called to serve the Diocese of Philadelphia. Come September 14th, the diocese will welcome in a new bishop, and that is Edward Malesic, formerly of the Diocese of Greensburg. Born in Harrisburg, Bishop Malesic talked to the Ray Horner Morning Show about his background and upbringing, where he was not called by the Lord to enter the priesthood until college. And when he became a priest, he never envisioned himself as the bishop of a diocese. Bishop Malesic talked about how the church has been present in the community’s lives, even if the doors to the facilities were closed for two months, during the pandemic. On the topic of the pandemic, he also shared his thoughts and ideas on the local Catholic schools and how to safely reopen them for the fall.

The town of Birdsville in Outback Queensland recorded a population of 140 in 2016. Come September every year the town welcomes anywhere from 6000 - 8000 people to the Birdsville Races. Gary Brook joins us as the Vice President and paints a picture of the history and what it takes to put on a race meet and event to this scale in outback Queensland. Although the event is held in Birdsville, people are travelling from all over Australia economically impacting businesses and communities along the way. An impact that results in better roads, facilities and opportunities.No matter your background or "status", going to Birdsville Races and rolling out a swag puts everyone on a level playing field. Gary and Kay talk about how this sets a tone for the event and how it becomes clear that stress levels are dropped for the simple reason there is nowhere else they need to be.

"Coronavirus is not going to ruin my fashion show" Style Over Substance with Scarlett and Mim is a podcast between two friends talking about our experiences working inside the fashion industry and our observations from outside the fashion industry. Sometimes serious- always a good laugh. Contact us for business and content suggestions: Email: styleoversubstancep@gmail.com Insta: www.instagram.com/styleoversubstancepod Twitter: @PodcastStyle Personal socials: Mim's website: www.theelixirart.com Mim's Youtube channel: Mim's Insta: www.instagram.com/theelixirart Mim's Pinterest: https://www.pinterest.co.uk/theelixirart/ Mim's Email: theelixirartblog@gmail.com

Hello Folks, In this Tamil Classic Movies - Quarantine Special podcast series, I am going to talk in detail about various classic Tamil movies which in a way aged well or deserves more love and attention. In today's episode I have spoken about the perfect romantic comedy ever made in Tamil Cinema - Anbe Vaa. The movie loosely based on Come September and Roman Holiday is written and directed by AC Tirulokachander and stars MGR, Saroja Devi, Nagesh, Manorama and SA Asokan.

In this episode, Tamara K. Anderson shares how scared she really was to start podcasting and the tips and goals which helped her overcome this fear. Tamara K. Anderson: How I Overcame My Fear to PodcastingI am so excited to announce an epic change in the Stories of Hope in Hard Times podcast. Starting today, I will be launching an episode every week on Wednesday. This is helpful for you because now you get twice the content. Sometimes I will take an episode to tell additional stories and expound upon the previous episode (like I will do today). These episodes will be considerably shorter than our typical episodes. Other times I might just launch a new episode every week. Last week I interviewed Alan Gulledge (https://tamarakanderson.com/episodes/alan-gulledge-setting-goals-facing-fears-and-recovering-with-faith/) and we talked about his bike crash and we talked about the fear that went along with setting new goals as Alan tried to build his body back. I wanted to kind of piggyback onto that story and tell you a story from my own life. And that story is actually the story of the launch of this podcast. Overcoming Fears Launching This PodcastIn January of 2018 I decided I would spend that year learning all about podcasting and take all the steps necessary so that I could launch my podcast in January of 2019. I hit the ground running. I named my podcast (with your help), Stories of Hope in Hard Times. Then, I had my logo for my podcast professionally designed and people voted on it. And I even picked a format for my podcast. I spent a lot of time, learning about podcasting, from professionals like John Lee Dumas. I even recorded my first podcasting episodes of May of 2018. StallingAnd then in June I hit this dead stop when my kids got out of school. I made this conscious decision just stop and not do anything during the summer. Believe it or not I even stopped doing social media. Come September, I got my kids back in school and I started just really reexamining where I was with my life and what my goals were. Then I remembered the podcasting goal and I realized I was scared to death to start and launch this podcast. It really freaked me out and that's why I had stopped and had not made any progress. JournalingI really had to pause and think and write about it. In fact, I even drew a picture in my journal. (https://tamarakanderson.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/12/Screen-Shot-2018-12-28-at-3.30.40-PM.png) Here is what I wrote, "This is how I feel. My fear is real and it's keeping me stuck on my path." And so there I was--little me stuck on the path of this mountain that I wanted to climb. But there was this huge word in my way which said FEAR. Where to FocusAnd I learned that while I was looking at the fear, I couldn't move forward. It was too scary. I'd had some experiences where I was picked on and bullied when I was a kid. And so I, I realized that I had to raise my sights a little bit higher and start thinking of my WHY: What are the benefits of the podcast? Who will this help? And set my sights on that. I realized that this podcast had the potential to help people who are struggling to help people who have lost their hope. And as I focused on the benefit of doing the goal and not the fear itself (basically focusing on faith and I believed the outcome could be), then I was finally able to move forward again. I really had to detail a lot of this in my journal and figure it out. Podcast LaunchI launched Stories of Hope in Hard Times in January of 2019 and it felt so good to accomplish that goal. But it also felt good to not have that fear incapacitate me anymore. The Power of Fear and How to Overcome itAs imperfect people, we have goals that we set and get excited about and then all of a sudden we stop. And it's often because there's an underlying fear. So if you're setting goals this year and you're finding yourself at a stopping point, stop and examine that fear. Maybe

Today’s devotional is on Matthew 6:9-13 Make sure to subscribe and listen to this daily devotional with Pastor Rick. 

Today’s devotional is on Matthew 6:9-13 Make sure to subscribe and listen to this daily devotional with Pastor Rick. 

Jesus gives us warnings so we are prepared when he returns.

This week's episode is with Timea Balogh, a Hungarian-American writer and translator with an MFA in creative writing from the University of Nevada, Las Vegas. A 2017 American Literary Translators Association Travel Fellow, her translations have appeared or are forthcoming in The Offing, Two Lines Journal, Waxwing, Split Lip Magazine, Arkansas International, and the Wretched Strangers anthology from Boiler House Press, among others. Her debut original short story was published in Juked magazine and was nominated for a PEN/Robert J. Dau Short Story Prize for Emerging Writers. She has stories forthcoming with Prairie Schooner and Passages North and poems forthcoming with Homonym Journal. Come September, she will study literary translation at the Balassi Institute in Budapest. Timea's poem "Versions", which she reads on the episode, can be found here along with two others: https://www.homonymjournal.com/issue-6/timea-balogh/

Are you on the band wagon for #raidarea51 ? What if half a million people showed up? What do you think the government would do? Jay and Jeff give their opinion on what would transpire. Logistically, is it even possible to get that many people in that area? Would the United States government use lethal force to stop the raid? Come September, the world will be watching. Will you be putting on your hiking shoes and making the charge?  #raidarea51  #area51 #stormthegates #podcast #podernfamily #arguablycorrect #ufo #aliens spotify: https://spoti.fi/2TxlcgG Itunes: https://apple.co/2UXJOAE

It seems unthinkable but what if a team has QB injury and offers a 1st round pick to Saints for Teddy Bridgewater? Would Mickey Loomis pull the trigger? This episode is free but... If you want access to Saints Happy Hour Daily Podcast, it's just $7 bucks a month! Also every person who is becomes Patreon member at the $3.28 Tier and above gets FREE BEER KOOZI! Email the show at saintshappyhour@gmail.com Drunk Saints History Archive!      GIVE US 5 STARS ON ITUNES!     Subscribe to our YouTube Channel for chance to win free t-shirt!  

Like a supernova, the summer of ‘69 was a burst of unprecedented prolific energy from the world’s brightest band. But the end was near. Following another fruitful bed-in for peace, this time in Montreal Canada, John and Yoko record and release a new anthem for the peace movement: Give Peace A Chance. The song carried the Lennon/McCartney writing credit, a rare peace-offering from John to Paul in one of the most trying periods of their lives. As The Beatles put the final touches on their forthcoming album, known for a time as “Everest”, their commercial successes continued to mount. The #1 hit single Get Back was barely out for a few months before it was quickly followed by another #1 hit single: The Ballad of John and Yoko. Like just about everything else John Lennon did in 1969, the tune’s lyrical reference to crucifixion carried with it some controversy and some radio stations opted not to play it for that very reason. George, meanwhile, championed another Apple group called The Radha Krishna Temple, producing for them a song called Hare Krishna Mantra and fulfilling his promise to bring world music to the pop world. Paul and Linda welcomed daughter Mary to the world, traveling to Scotland where the ever-growing family would find respite from Apple’s ever-worsening business troubles. Come September, John and Yoko found themselves performing live on stage with Eric Clapton, Klaus Voormann and Alan White as the Plastic Ono Band for a rock and roll revival concert in Toronto. Aboard the plane, and to the rest of his bandmates later on the eve of their new album’s release, John Lennon announced he would be quitting The Beatles... See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Most just simply try to avoid chaos. Some deal with so much chaos with kids, instead of dealing with issues, you avoid them by enrolling them in as many activities as you can. For some, there’s marriage chaos so you work more and longer to avoid dealing with it. Some never learn how to relate to each other because you watch TV to avoid chaos. Some avoid chaos by keeping everyone at arms length - your kids feel it, your spouse and friends know it, you do it because you’re trying to stay out of the mess.

Here are the top four reasons why fall is a great time to list your home: 1. There’s a more serious buyer pool. The spring housing market is sure to bring out plenty of buyers, but a lot of them may hold off on making an offer. With more homes to choose from, they can afford to be picky and extend their search for months. Come September, those same buyers will feel the pressure to move into their new home before the holidays start or the weather takes a turn for the worse. That’s where you come in. To prepare your house for the market during the fall, amp up the curb appeal–fix up the front porch, rake the leaves, and clean the gutters. If everything’s well-maintained, your home will be ready when the buyers are. 2. There’s less competition. Fall buyers not only have the stress of the holidays looming over their heads, but their options are also shrinking. Since many sellers rush to close by September, you’ll be competing in a much smaller market. That could be a very powerful bargaining chip to help you close by the end of the year. Fall and winter photos run the risk of making your home look a little drab, so take some bright, clean photos of it during the summer and use those to showcase it. That will really make it stand out to serious buyers. “If everything’s well-maintained, your home will be ready when the buyers are.” 3. There are different buyer demographics. While families are more likely to make their move during the spring, millennials and empty-nesters are more likely to make a decision later in the year in order to avoid the higher level of competition and the higher real estate grades. Employers who have to relocate their employees out of state also typically wait until fall to do so. When the market cools down, these out-of-towners will probably need to get through the buying process as quickly as possible, which can mean a speedy sale for you. To prepare for this demographic, it’s important to stage your home. For example, empty-nesters aren’t looking for 3-bedroom homes, so if your home has three bedrooms, try converting one of them into an exercise room or a work space. Millennial couples, on the other had, might want a nursery or a space for their future baby. Let each buyer see how your home fits their needs. 4. There’s more flexibility for improvements. Depending on where you live, spring and summer can be a much-needed break from a harsh winter, and your home could potentially use some TLC. Use those warmer months to make some improvements. You can schedule these improvements in between weekend getaways. Small renovations done from time to time can really cut down on the effort required to get your house ready. Before the winter months hit and the temperature drops drastically, it may be a good idea to get your HVAC unit checked. If you have any more questions about the benefits of selling your home in the fall or you have any other real estate needs, don’t hesitate to reach out to me. I’d be happy to help you.

Bresha Webb (@BreshaWebb) is one of the hottest up and coming actresses in Hollywood right now. Talented and hilarious, Bresha is currently starring in the NBC sitcom Marlon, alongside television veterans, Marlon Wayans and Essence Atkins. Come September, Bresha can seen on the silver screen alongside Kevin Hart and Tiffany Haddish in Hart's upcoming film, Night School. Amongst other titles, Bresha has reoccurred several times on ER, Grey's Anatomy, and starred in the NBC sitcom, Truth Be Told. Justine and Bresha met in 2010 on the set of the television show, Love That Girl, where Justine was an intern and Bresha played the role of Imunique. From there, they built a friendship that has withstood a number of life's challenges from life threatening situations to bad breakups, as well as celebrating many wins together.In this episode, Justine and Bresha keep it light and funny discussing their adventures in LA, Bresha's journey through the entertainment industry, building and working with friends and even attempting to squash Bresha's beef with Drake. Dropping gems on friendship and reaching your full potential, Bresha will undoubtedly keep you laughing.Thank you for listening! Please be sure to subscribe and download so you know when the next episode is coming and also be sure to rate and review Show Me Your Friends on Apple Podcasts here: http://bit.ly/showmeyourfriendspodcastYou can find Bresha on IG and Twitter @BreshaWebb.You can find Justine on IG @justineslife and on Twitter @justine_brownYou can find the show on IG @showmeyourfriends and on Twitter @SMYFPodcast

The Ringer's Kevin Clark and Danny Kelly hook up to look at which teams made the most impressive moves during free agency (02:15), which teams seem to be lost and without a plan (25:15), and which signings will be the most impactful once the season starts (41:45). Read our NFL free-agency coverage here: https://www.theringer.com/nfl

Julie Rovner of Kaiser Health News, Joanne Kenen of Politico, Paige Winfield Cunningham of The Washington Post and Margot Sanger-Katz of The New York Times discuss the continuing efforts in Congress to “repeal and replace” the Affordable Care Act, upcoming open enrollment for individual insurance and Congress’ long health care to-do list for September.

Bill Sullivan has a chat with us about what it is like to be a part of God's Kingdom. We are His children, and we have been called to change our world.

Jeff Gerstmann wants to lock himself in a dark room and make his own Super Mario Bros. levels. Come September, he'll get his chance.

Little Chucky Creek flows through scenic farmland of eastern Tennessee. Looking at it, you would never guess it’s the only place in the world where a tiny catfish, the Chucky madtom, lives. In fact, in the past 11 years, only three individuals have been found. Come September 8th, the madtom and three other Appalachian fish will be placed on the federal endangered species list.