Podcasts about December 1

Please consider subscribing to this podcast feed on your player. Hit Subscribe, or Add, and it will be delivered right to you.Wanna hear from us more? Sign up for our Newsletter.Find the Insta Reel HERE to see amazing footage of Half Moon Island++The year I went to Antarctica, I was one of 42,711 people who walked on the frozen continent. That was in 2018.This season, there will likely be none. With the global pandemic ranging, it’s hard to imagine flying to another country, boarding a ship, and then disembarking on a continent which is the only one on the planet that remains Covid-free. IAATO, or the The International Association of Antarctica Tour Operators, is a non-profit alliance of tourism operators that monitors and keeps track of all the tourist activity for the entire Antarctic region. If you go to their website, IAATO.Org, you can see in stunning detail each and every footstep on the continent, because it is all tracked: By nationality, by location and duration and, in some cases, by precise activity. While they don’t govern any tourism, they do keep track of it. And they have been making COVID statements regularly.Going to Antarctica this year seems like an impossible task….and potentially also very irresponsible. Antarctica is much bigger than tourism, even though that’s what most people think about, after penguins that is. You see, December 1st marks the anniversary of the signing of the Antarctic Treaty, which was first signed in 1959, by 48 different countries. Notably, Russia and the US signed this Treaty together, despite the Cold War otherwise raging between these two nations. It’s the only continent entirely dedicated to peace and science. Since we’re doing everything virtually this year, from birthdays, to funerals, to graduations, let’s then also celebrate Antarctica virtually. This episode brings you along for the ultimate social distancing walk, on Half Moon Island, part of the South Shetland Islands, part of an archipelago of islands off the Antarctic Peninsula, just about arms distance from  the continent of Antarctica.  It’s also where  the group that I was with, as podcaster-in-residence, on the second journey of Homeward Bound, took our first steps on the frozen continent. If you want to dig further into this story, please sign up for our Newsletter Thank you to the following:Dr Helen Corney,  Dr Marie Clarke,  Mel White,  Dr Rececca Doyle,  Alice Ruhweza,   Purvi Gupta,  Xuehua  Zhang,  Nina Earl,  Dr Justine Shaw,  Sarah Anderson,  and Dr Julieta Pedrana. Also a shoutout to Fabian Dattner and the whole Homeward Bound team, who made this journey possible.And to Kolya Salter for his help in mixing and mastering this episode. Newsletter LinkWebsite LinkSamantha’s WorkKolya’s Work

In 1969, you did not want your birthdate to be September 14th.Why? Because if you were born on that date between the years 1944 and 1950, you were "number one" in the December 1, 1969 Vietnam draft lottery. Without a deferment of some kind, you were almost guaranteed to be sent to Vietnam.In this episode, Stephanie explains the December 1, 1969 Vietnam draft lottery - the 90 minutes of American history that changed half a million lives.For more information about this podcast, visit Stephanie Hoover Has That Story.-------------------The following music (or pieces thereof) were used in this episode:• Prize Wheel from tony-bear• Last Post 3 from benboncan• Civil War Music from adeluc4All can be found at FreeSound.org.

Faith Chapel Church

Sunday, December 1, 9:30/11:00 Worship. Permission to Podcast the music in this service obtained from OneLicense.net.

The DNA of ChristmasMost people are shocked to hear the stories of the people who God used to bring Christmas into existence. Listen to hear about a coward who God used as part of his plan. It is an amazing story of God’s unconditional love. Simple. Authentic. Jesus www.prairiebible.org

Lucy Forster-Smith, preaching

"Let Earth Receive Her King"

Victory Church

Sunday marks the beginning of Advent. The word "Advent" is derived from the Latin word adventus, which means "coming." For the church, Advent is a season of preparation as we live in the hope of Jesus' second coming! Join us Sunday as we look at this hope!

Sunday, December 1, 2019 - Special Guests - Aaron and Stephanie Domengeaux

Sunday marks the beginning of Advent. The word "Advent" is derived from the Latin word adventus, which means "coming." For the church, Advent is a season of preparation as we live in the hope of Jesus' second coming! Join us Sunday as we look at this hope!

Dorrisville Baptist Church

Matthew 1, Dr. John Hugh Tate - Lead Pastor

Jonathan Cain is a Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Inductee, and longtime keyboardist and rhythm guitarist for Journey. He co-wrote the hit song, “Don't Stop Believin'” and several other billboard hits that earned him multiple gold, platinum and Diamond-selling records. He also released eight solo albums – his most recent being an incredible Christmas album called Unsung Noel. In this episode, Jonathan Cain talks about his music, faith, career, and overcoming a terrible childhood tragedy.For more information visit: jonathancainmusic.com.

Matthew 20:29-34 Sunday December 1, 2013 "What Do You Want God To Do For You?"

The Real Jesus Series Part 24

Sunday December 1, 2013

Spc. Kelsey Jeffers of the 1st TSC introduces the Black Jack Express for ARCENT's Desert Vision. Also available in high definition.

Nash scores first for CBJ against Boston

Mark Wyant recaps the Blue Jackets SO win over Calgary

Sanford talks about win over Clagary

Nash talks about win against Calgary

Nash talks about win against Calgary

Arniel talks about win against Calgary

Vermette talks about win over Calgary

Sanford keeps all SO shot out to get Columbus the win in Calgary

Nash gets only goal in SO for Columbus in Calgary

Sanford puts up a wall stopping two shots in OT against Calgary

Nash gets third goal of the night for Columbus in Calgary to tie the game

Nikitin score first goal as Blue Jacket in Calgary

Vermette scores first for Columbus against Calgary

Recap of the Blue Jackets game vs. Nashville Predators on December 1, 2010

Which team is the bigger rival of the Blue jackets?

Kris Russell talks about the Blue Jackets shootout loss to Nashville

Antoine Vermette talks about his multi-goal game against the Predators

R.J. Umberge talks about the teams loss to the Predators

Head Coach Scott Arniel talks about the Blue Jackets loss to Nashville

Antoine Vermette scores his second goal of the game in the Blue Jackets shootout loss to Nashville

Kris Russell scores his first goal of the season making the score 2-2 in the third period

Antoine Vermette scores his sixth goal of the season tying the game at 1-1

Jeff Rimer talks with Red Wings General Manager Ken Holland