Podcasts about don't go back

The pandemic is a portal, the novelist Arundhati Roy wrote in an essay for the Financial Times. “We can choose to walk through it, dragging the carcasses of our prejudice and hatred, our avarice, our data banks and dead ideas, our dead rivers and smoky skies behind us. Or we can walk through lightly, with little luggage, ready to imagine another world. And ready to fight for it.” In many ways, the coronavirus pandemic has resurfaced and amplified the worst in the world: intensification of surveillance, racism, nationalism, anti-scientism, bigotry. But something strange has happened as well. Changes, ideas and solutions that were previously deemed impossible have suddenly become possible. Many of these changes still don’t go far enough, come with caveats and fine print, are subject to absurd means-testing, or are only temporary. These aren’t necessarily the changes we want, but they give us a glimpse of what has suddenly become possible. A number of projects are seeking to capture and document the new possible. In this lunch hour, three of these projects, COVID-19 Policy Response, The New Possible, and Don't Go Back to Normal talk about their experience and debate how we can ensure that the new normal doesn’t turn into the old normal. To learn more about the Berkman Klein Center, visit https://cyber.harvard.edu

Be honest. When someone asks how you're doing, how often has your reply contained the word "busy?" We sometimes use our busyness as a merit badge of how important we are. Or best case, as a yardstick for working our way through this life. But is it possible that it's getting in the way of something more? Is there a point where too much of a good thing becomes a bad thing? If you catch only one of the messages from this sermon series "Please, Don't Go Back to Normal," we hope it's this one. Listen in as Pastor Chad Stuart has he shares a message titled, "Appropriately Busy."

As we read through the New Testament, we find many important reminders in the parables of Jesus. Yet there's one that's so important—that if we miss it, the rest won't matter. Listen in as Pastor Chad Stuart shares the second message in his series "Please, Don't Go Back to Normal" with a message titled, "Get Ready, Stay Ready."

Don't Go Back to a life of sin after God has delivered you. He wants the Best for You. Jer 29:11

Despite being on the IR we return for yet another episode of the HailCast! Matt and Michael revel in the retention of the Brown Jug and wonder, "is it really that little?" And of course what is possible of a Terrapin preview and their 5th string, rest stop, hitch-hiker QB. Tangents galore! Music: "Little Brown Jug" -- Glenn Miller Orchestra "Don't Go Back to Rockville" -- R.E.M.

Join our favorite BTR DJs for this Tailgating mix. Perfect to listen to on the way to the game or while you enjoy the tailgate while planted in your lawn chair. Roselit Bone King Khan Cherry Glazerr 00:00 - DJ Emily 01:38 - The JLM 04:06 - Burnin' To Burn" - GunFight! 08:49 - can't keep waiting around - The Omecs 11:17 - Fuck Dallas BBQ - The New Restaurants 13:32 - DJ RePete 13:53 - Down On My Knees - Kitty, Daisy, & Lewis 16:22 - Blaze - Zuli 20:03 - Gold and Green - Slaughter Beach, Dog 23:09 - DJ Meredith 23:49 - The Fever (Extended Mix) - Bassjackers vs. Breathe Carolina & Apek 27:59 - Ibiza Calling (Extended Mix) - Lucky Charmes ft. Domzi 32:23 - Jump Pogo (Original Mix) - SLVR 36:28 - DJ Elena 36:53 - Teen Angel - Dirty Fences 39:18 - Yuengling Malmsteen - The Mad Doctors 42:15 - Told You I'd Be With The Guys - Cherry Glazerr 46:49 - DJ Bryan B 47:06 - Might As Well - Faith Healer 49:45 - Too Hard And Too Fast - King Khan 53:32 - What I Want - Cende 58:15 - DJ Lottie 58:36 - Born To Lose - The Orange Friction 61:19 - Whiskey Glisten - Dry Heeves 64:55 - Don't Go Back at Ten - Girl Ray 68:14 - DJ Drew 69:13 - Trash - Deer Tick 73:37 - Like So Much Garbage - Roselit Bone 79:11 - Rubbish - Aloa Input 83:11 - DJ Emily 84:08 - American Neon - Rock Paper Gary 87:58 - Fading Into Black - Doe Paoro 92:07 - Hammer Drop - Mister Heavenly 96:28 - Finish

The members of R.E.M. were anxious about creating a followup to Murmur, so instead they created a masterpiece. Reckoning is all over the map when it comes to style and production, but it provides evidence of how prolific and creative the band was from 1980 to 1984. It opens with the sublime "Harborcoat", wanders through "Don't Go Back to Rockville", and closes on a straight up protest song in "Little America". It's hard to say if this is the best possible place to start with R.E.M., but it's absolutely not the worst. The next episode will be about Fables of the Reconstruction.

HERE IN THE BOOK OF 1 KINGS WE HAVE A TRUE STORY OF A MAN OF GOD A PROPHET  WHO RECEIVES A WORD FROM GOD, POINT BLANK TELLING HIM WHAT TO DO, AND NOT TO DO.  AND HE STANDS FIRM FOR AWHILE THEN LETS ANOTHER MAN COME ALONG A FLIP THE SCRIPT. SAYING "WELL I'M A PROPHET TOO",  ONE THING I  LEARN OVER THE YEARS IS TO LISTEN WHEN SOME ONE SAYS GOD TOLD ME TO TELL YOU, YOU GO DO THIS OR THAT, WATCH OUT NOW, BE VERY CAREFUL. DISCERN THE SPIRITS. I'M LOOKING FORWARD TO THIS TIME WE HAVE TOGETHER INTO THE WORD. PRAY WITHOUT STOPPING FOR THOSE IN THIS WORLD WHO SERIOUSLY NEED  A SPECIAL TOUCH, THE ELDERLY, LITTLE CHILDREN, THE ABUSED, THE ENSLAVED, THE PRIDEFUL. EVANGELIST LACEY KAY GEEEN  www.laceykayministries.org  PAYPAL  FYI   EXPENSES TO KEEP THIS MINISTRY ARE RISING, DO YOU WANT THIS SHOW TO CONTINUE?  I WILL NOT, I DO NOT HAVE A MAILING LIST go to www.laceykayministries.org to learn how to contact me.  THANK YOU SO MUCH, GOD WILL BLESS YOU.  YOU  ARE SHARING THE WORD WITH THE WHOLE WORLD WHEN YOU DO.