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Linktree: ⁠⁠https://linktr.ee/Analytic⁠⁠Join The Normandy For Ad-Free NME, Additional Bonus Audio And Visual Content For All Things Nme+! Join Here:⁠⁠ ⁠⁠https://ow.ly/msoH50WCu0K⁠⁠ Join analytic dreamz on Notorious Mass Effect for an in-depth breakdown of Hermanos Espinoza's “FREESTYLE,” a standout track from their debut studio album LINAJE, released March 20, 2026. This 5:36 norteño freestyle blends traditional accordion-driven instrumentation with motivational lyrics on perseverance, faith, family, and success. Produced by Joel Espinoza, Leonel Espinoza, and Ernesto Fernández, the song helped fuel the Texas duo's breakout year in Regional Mexican music.analytic dreamz covers the brothers' journey from McAllen/Edinburg's Rio Grande Valley, their family restaurant roots, local beginnings in 2021–2022, and signing with Double P Management in 2025. Discover how “FREESTYLE” performed with 47 million Spotify streams, 12 million+ YouTube lyric video views, peaks at #42 on Spotify Viral Songs Mexico, and strong album support from LINAJE, which debuted at #5 on Apple Music Top Latin Albums.Get full stats on catalog growth including “DIOS POR DELANTE” (200M+ streams), 7.9 million monthly listeners, and the 17-city Linaje U.S.A. Tour dates across San Diego, Los Angeles, New York, Chicago, Houston, Dallas, and more. Explore key industry insights on streaming success, viral discovery, and the rise of modern norteño in 2026.Privacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

We all know that therapy is amazing, in fact it’s life-changing for many people. But what does therapy actually do? And what makes a good therapist? In today’s episode we’re joined by Dr Sandra Espinoza, Associate Professor of the Couple and Family Therapy Program at Alliant University. Our discussion includes: Her journey into helping others Why the best therapists, go to therapy What to look for in your therapist Why we can’t just rely on our friends Our greatest misconceptions around therapy Why stigma and affordability continue to be the biggest barriers How Alliant University is leading the next generation of helpers and therapists to support their communities If you’ve ever considered therapy, been curious about therapy or want to be a therapist yourself, this is your ultimate guide. Follow Dr Espinoza: HERE Find out more about Alliant University: HERE Follow Jemma on Instagram: @jemmasbeg Follow the podcast on Instagram: @thatpsychologypodcast Subscribe on Substack: @thepsychologyofyour20s For business: psychologyofyour20s@gmail.com The Psychology of your 20s is not a substitute for professional mental health help. If you are struggling, distressed or require personalised advice, please reach out to your doctor or a licensed psychologist. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this episode of The Intelligence Report, Dylan Welch sits down with Gia Espinoza, Miss Earth 2026, to discuss the experiences that have shaped her journey beyond the pageant stage. From her philanthropic work and commitment to environmental stewardship to embracing new challenges and constantly seeking opportunities to learn, Gia shares why personal growth begins by putting yourself in unfamiliar situations.The conversation explores service, curiosity, leadership, and the mindset that has helped her become an advocate for causes larger than herself. Whether she's working with communities, supporting conservation initiatives, or stepping into entirely new experiences, Gia explains why growth comes from saying yes to opportunities that push you outside your comfort zone.Support the show

Que el gobierno de Paz pretenda legalizar los “chutos” ya es el colmo. Durante la campaña sonaba casi anecdótico, pero ahora el problema revela una magnitud tremenda y muchas aristas. Evidentemente, esto se conecta de forma directa con la devaluación, la crisis energética y el déficit fiscal. Primero, el incremento en la demanda de gasolina resulta doblemente crítico en el contexto actual, siendo que Bolivia ya es importador neto de combustible y subsidia esa gasolina. Más autos legalizados significan más presión sobre el subsidio y sobre las reservas, justo cuando el país menos puede permitírselo. Luego, como política fiscal, es una medida que genera ingreso por única vez, pero incrementa el gasto estructural en subsidios de forma permanente. Abarca más de 500.000 vehículos indocumentados —según el diputado Seas, de Libre, autor del proyecto—, con ingresos estimados en hasta $6.000 millones. Es una cifra casi diez veces superior a las reservas internacionales líquidas actuales ($671 millones), lo que explica la gran tentación fiscal del gobierno en plena crisis de escasez de dólares. Pero es una tentación perversa: se trata de la “legalización de lo ilegal”. La Fiscalía admitió una denuncia penal contra Morales, Argollo y Salazar por los 50 días de bloqueo, ¿pero premia a quienes ingresaron vehículos indocumentados de manera irregular al país? Una contradicción más entre las miles que se acumulan en los interminables ocho meses que Paz lleva en el poder. Y la magnitud de la ilegalidad es mucho mayor si se toma en cuenta que, como es bien sabido, muchos de esos vehículos no solo entran al país ilegalmente, sino que además llegan mediante el intercambio con el narcotráfico, pues son parte de la economía de trueque del contrabando y la droga. Nacionalizarlos equivale pues a que el Estado ratifique y monetice toda una cadena económica ilícita. Por si fuera poco, el gobierno, vía Espinoza, condiciona su respaldo a que no se nacionalice nada “que provenga de lo ilegal o de hechos ilícitos” — excluyendo formalmente vehículos robados o vinculados a delitos, pero la distinción es prácticamente inaplicable en la realidad. Un vehículo “chuto” internado por redes de contrabando desde la frontera con Chile ya es producto de una cadena delincuencial, aunque no tenga una denuncia de robo específica registrada. La cláusula de exclusión es cosmética — permite al gobierno afirmar que “no legaliza lo ilegal” mientras hace exactamente eso. En el fondo, todo esto ilustra cómo la improvisación y la desesperación por huir hacia adelante, en vez de asumir responsabilidades y plantar cara a los problemas, hacen que una medida fiscal de corto plazo se presente como solución pragmática cuando en realidad profundiza simultáneamente las tres enormes dimensiones de la crisis estructural: erosión institucional, refuerzo de la economía ilícita y presión sobre la posición energética y cambiaria. Todo en una sola política. _______________ Encuéntrame en más redes: Web: http://riosmauricio.com​​​​ X/Twitter: https://x.com/riosmauricio​​​​ https://www.linkedin.com/in/riosmauricio/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/riosmauriciocom Patreon: https://patreon.com/riosmauricio

No início dos seus manuscritos, de 1844, Marx escreve qualquer coisa como «o meu próximo é o dinheiro», e o poeta francês Christophe Hanna admite que esta declaração pode ser entendida como uma indiciação de que o dinheiro determina as nossas vidas num tal grau que não nos livramos de qualificar os outros e a relação que com eles estabelecemos a partir da fortuna que lhes atribuímos. No fundo o dinheiro actua como um «capcioso parasita» (António Vieira) capaz de conduzir o hospedeiro a seu bel-prazer. Este parasita que se apropriou inteiramente dos destinos das sociedades pós-históricas, alcançou esse efeito prodigioso, diz-nos Vieira, ao infiltrar-se em todas as esferas do espaço humano, desenvolvendo um parasitismo de alta virulência: «fazendo-se desejar sem limite, inverte os papéis e põe a sociedade ao seu serviço até fazer perigar a sobrevivência do hospedeiro.» A narcose que este gera é tão profunda, que tudo se submete às suas leis, e ele deforma a própria realidade física através do homem, que se torna o agente dessa força viral. Como um astro negro, este irradia subtilmente a sua promessa que acaba por dominar o curso do mundo. Borges notou que «nada há de menos material do que o dinheiro, pois qualquer moeda (uma moeda de vinte cêntimos, digamos) é, em rigor, um repertório de futuros possíveis». Mas esse tempo futuro não nos pertence, na verdade os homens não são ricos, tanto como se tornam seres possuídos pelo dinheiro. O dinheiro é uma função que transtorna inteiramente a razão moral de um ser ao ver-se capturado pela sua influência, por essa excepção que nos desintegra sucessivamente até levar a um desinvestimento de todos os afectos e ligações, e desse desejo de autonomia, de liberdade, a qual não existe a não ser enquanto luta com o seu contrário. A adesão significa uma perda de si, uma diluição, enquanto o homem se cinge aos fins do próprio dinheiro, que visa a multiplicação, e que determina que toda a coisa, todo o bem, todos os seres, no esforço de se realizarem no mercado, passem a definir-se apenas segundo essa necessidade de competir com todas as outras mercadorias. Como nos diz Huysmans, «o dinheiro atrai-se a si próprio, procura aglomerar-se nos mesmos locais, vai de preferência parar aos celerados e aos medíocres; e depois, quando uma inescrutável excepção o leva a acumular-se num rico de alma não criminosa nem abjecta, permanece estéril, incapaz de se converter num bem inteligente, e entre mãos caridosas nem mesmo é apto a alcançar um fim elevado. Dir-se-ia que vinga assim o seu destino falso, se paralisa voluntariamente quando não pertence ao último dos trapaceiros nem ao mais repelente dos malandros.» A forma como o dinheiro se impõe passa desde logo por submeter a si o tempo e todas as funções cronológicas, de modo a neutralizar o Kairós, essa capacidade de ler no inesperado, de se aproveitar do acaso na forma como este procura corroer os enredos coercivos que visam tornar-nos meros espectadores passivos das nossas próprias vidas, existências paralisadas. O triunfo do capital significa essa redundância absoluta, num encadeamento que conduz ao fenómeno do presentismo, esse tempo que se define pela eterna hipnose do presente. Isto faz de nós seres dominados por uma compulsão para refazer o mundo segundo a lógica carcerária que exponencia as dinâmicas preditivas. A nossa época define-se, assim, como um nó temporal, uma sobreposição de tempos assombrados, em que o passado se dissolve nesses ecos ou reflexos comprometidos com o efémero e a contingência, dificultando a capacidade de recuperar as referências e, mergulhando na tradição, reactivar as sobrevivências de outras eras. Nem o futuro aquilo que nos ocupa, mas uma sua projecção que acaba por gerar a impotência, vivendo-se por antecipação apenas na correspondência com um desejo mórbido que se devasta a si mesmo, sendo que as promessas se concatenam e se tornam imediatamente perecíveis. O dinheiro não é, por isso, tão-só um equivalente absoluto, mas ele actua no espírito dos homens produzindo uma metamorfose que os tranca fora dessas cogitações inebriadas pelo tempo longo da história, sendo que em todos os domínios da vida, as obsessões presentistas levam ao colapso temporal, um tempo liso que não permite que nada se sedimente. Daí a tendência desde há algumas décadas para o deperecimento das formas artísticas, uma vez que esta lógica carcerária, mais do que nos confinar no espaço, vulnera-nos ao estarmos mergulhados num ritmo em constante aceleração que impede aquela maturação lenta que sempre esteve na base das principais realizações do espírito, e especificamente na arte que se fez até à modernidade. Hoje, devemos reconhecer como a arte contemporânea mais do que definir um conjunto de práticas que já não correspondem a critérios ou formas estáveis, numa relação tensa com a tradição, mas ao cooptar e misturar processos e linguagens com uma crescente indiferença pelas suas funções originárias, coloca-se como uma estação situada no ponto extremo da aceleração. Como nos diz o filósofo francês Yves Michaud, esta «indiferenciação dos géneros artísticos e coexistência de critérios estéticos provindos de tradições artísticas diferentes – uma paisagem chinesa, um rosto de manga japonês, um graffiti urbano, uma abstracção geométrica cientista, uma pintura abstracta expressionista ou monocromática, etc. – neutralizaram todos os critérios em favor daquilo que pode chamar-se ‘pluralismo indiferentista'». No fundo, o paradigma da arte contemporânea que infectou e contagiou tantas outras esferas da realização artística determinou que fosse o próprio conceito de arte que se dissolveu. Hoje, tudo é arte, porque a própria arte foi dominada pelo dinheiro, e está hoje inteiramente capturado pelos enredos da valorização e especulação das mercadorias, conferindo glamour, aura, brilho, confundindo-se nos seus fins com a própria ideia de luxo, de definição das tendências, sendo que ao artista não restou outra escolha senão tornar-se produtor, fabricando em série a partir de um modelo genérico, oferecendo ao mercado objectos produzidos que dizem sempre o mesmo, tornando-se idênticos, porque não servem para outra coisa senão para corresponder a uma marca, não se distinguindo nos fins do da publicidade. Voltando a Huysmans, este vinca como o dinheiro «torna lúbrico o indigente mais casto, actua de uma só pancada no corpo e na alma, e a quem o possui sugere um egoísmo baixo, um orgulho ignóbil, aconselha a gastá-lo apenas consigo próprio, do mais humilde faz um lacaio insolente, do mais generoso um larápio. Num segundo altera todos os hábitos, transtorna todas as ideias, num abrir e fechar de olhos transforma as paixões mais teimosas.» Aquilo que subsiste são apenas as paixões tristes de que falava Espinoza, desde logo a do dinheiro. Por isso mesmo, esta conjunção de todos os destinos, não deixa já margem a esses processos artísticos que se definiam pela resistência, pela «negação contínua daquilo que ameaça suprimir a própria liberdade» (Hegel). Bolaño, que nunca foi outra coisa senão um espírito que se alimentava das formas que, contrariando o monoteísmo do mercado, procuravam resgatar aquele politeísmo da imaginação, lamentava-se da perda da função social da literatura… «Que podem fazer Sergio Pitol, Fernando Vallejo e Ricardo Piglia perante a avalanche de glamour? Pouca coisa. Literatura. Mas a literatura não vale nada se não vier acompanhada de algo mais refulgente do que o mero acto de sobreviver. A literatura, sobretudo na América Latina, e suspeito que também em Espanha, é sucesso, sucesso social, claro, isto é, grandes tiragens, traduções para mais de trinta línguas. Os escritores actuais já não são, como bem fez notar Pere Gimferrer, senhoritos dispostos a fulminar a respeitabilidade social, nem muito menos um bando de inadaptados, mas gente saída da classe média e do proletariado, disposta a escalar o Evereste da respeitabilidade, desejosa de respeitabilidade. São louros e morenos, filhos do povo de Madrid; são gente da pequena burguesia que espera terminar os seus dias na alta burguesia. Não rejeitam a respeitabilidade. Procuram-na desesperadamente. Para a alcançar têm de transpirar muito. Assinar livros, sorrir, viajar para lugares desconhecidos, sorrir, fazer de palhaço nos programas cor-de-rosa, sorrir muito, sobretudo não morder a mão que lhes dá de comer, assistir a feiras do livro e responder com boa disposição às perguntas mais cretinas, sorrir nas piores situações, fazer cara de inteligentes, controlar o crescimento demográfico, agradecer sempre.» Que outra coisa vemos por estes dias tomar conta de todos os programas e «eventos» culturais senão isto? O que se andou a tramar por estes dias ali no Porto? Espécie de assalto sem se mexer muito, procurando excitar um tão bacoco fervor regionalista, propor os valores locais, poetas alinhados como artigos numa feira de produtos de uma cidade que há muito, tal e qual como Lisboa, não está em condições de lutar contra nada, nem contra a erosão de qualquer ordem de valores face à sua conversão em manta de retalhos, de atracções turísticas e activos financeiros, e assim, vimos Arnaldo Saraiva, num artiguelho encomendado, render-se à impostura de um reles promotor de valores regionais, fornecendo uma "selecção" de entre alguns perfis seguros, aspirantes e os habituais basbaques que ajudam a engrossar o lote, e, logo ele que tanto gosta dos brasileiros, parecia esquecer essa sóbria lição de «política literária» que nos deu Drummond de Andrade: «O poeta municipal/ discute com o poeta estadual/ qual deles é capaz de bater o poeta federal.// Enquanto isso o poeta federal/ tira ouro do nariz.» É só mais um entre uma série de promotores que, logo que foi posto algum dinheiro à disposição para a campanha, com o fim de reclamar que a cidade ainda mexe, provando que esta direita não quer fazer como a do último autarca social-democrata, que limpou o cu à cultura, e veja-se como se engendrou logo o patético golpe, como se encheram de presságios estes coronalecos, que luzes, e que maneiras agora, com a entoação favorecida por aquele lance de escadas da pronúncia, mas, desta feita, em vez do vernáculo, da bojarda que nos fazia sentir o gosto às tripas, temos uns assanhados prontos para fazerem da cultura o partido geral, nesse modo prático de ir com quem tiver o maço delas, esbanjando a esmola, multiplicando o pão abstracto, e olhó blazer que ali vem, Couceiro-argonauta-da-volta-à-terra-na-treta, lá vem, e garantem-nos que é tempo do rapaz, este que sofre daquela ternura publicitária pelos livros, vai morrer de letriose, uma cirrose de tanto ir ao fundo do tinteiro, das mil maneiras como se enrola com as sílabas numa tal felação, industrioso chouriceiro, cheio dessa bibliogarrulice, messias que irá salvar os canhenhos da glutonice da bicharia da prata, e aí vem o parque temático para os que tanto gostam de comer a erva das passadeiras em vez de a pisar, e se qualquer palco serve a quem vai partir prò infinito, que imortal salsada, vamos pôr a invicta a ler até desmaiar de inanição, vai fundar-se uma disneylândia das bovarinhas, com lendas que as levem para a cama e as aturem, enquanto põem ovos e os cornos ao pobre Charles, umas com as outras a desfiar delírios pelos festivais em vez de engolirem duma vez a merda do arsénico. Ora, neste episódio, e para pôr alguma ordem nisto, tivemos a companhia de António Pinto Ribeiro, alguém que tem pensado e exercido um papel enquanto programador cultural, buscando construir enredos de ordem excepcional que permitam ainda resistir à moral do lucro, a estas engrenagens submetidas de mil maneiras aos mecanismos do poder, nomeadamente neste quadro que serve para promover os artistas dóceis e inócuos, atrapalhando os potencialmente ameaçadores.

In this short bonus episode of the Pastor Theologians podcast, Ben Espinoza shares the preaching resources that have shaped his ministry, highlighting John Stott's Between Two Worlds and Haddon Robinson's work on expository preaching. He discusses the importance of bridging Scripture and culture, understanding the world of the Bible alongside the world of today. Ben also reflects on how his Wesleyan theological journey has shaped his preaching through an emphasis on grace, dialogue, and engaging people where they are. Join us at the CPT Conference

In this episode of the Pastor Theologians Podcast, we invite CPT fellow and Wesleyan pastor Ben Espinoza to talk about his new book, The Good News About Self-Care: How Nurturing Your Soul, Yourself, and Your Sanity Honors God. Ben shares his journey into ministry, theological formation, and the experiences that shaped his understanding of Christian self-care.Ben reflects on how ministry pressures, ambition, and the COVID-19 pandemic exposed unhealthy patterns in his own life. He explains that self-care is not a secular pursuit of comfort, but a theological practice rooted in honoring the image of God within us. The conversation explores Sabbath, limits, vocation, and spiritual health, with Ben encouraging pastors and leaders to embrace rest, prayer, boundaries, and accountability so they can faithfully serve others.Join us at the CPT Conference

Predicación del sábado 27 de junio de 2026 - 6:00 p.m.

Delia Espinoza, decana del CAL, conversa con Glatzer Tuesta en No Hay Derecho de Ideeleradio. No Hay Derecho en vivo de lunes a viernes, desde las 7 a. m., por el YouTube y Facebook de Ideeleradio.

En esta edición de No Hay Derecho abordaremos, entre otros temas: - PNP reprime con gases lacrimógenos a familiares y vecinos de menor hallado sin vida en comisaría de Manchay cuando realizaban plantón. - Asaltan a balazos a cambista en plena Iglesia La Merced en el Jirón de la Unión: le robaron S/52.000. - Daniel Urresti presentó pedido ante la CIDH para nuevo juicio por caso Bustíos. - Congreso intentará ratificar ley que blinda a policías y militares en su último periodo de Pleno. - Jueces que favorecieron a Espinoza en la mira. - Keiko Fujimori: "La demora en los resultados afecta el proceso de transición". - JEE rechaza lista de Renovación Popular por elección de López Aliaga como senador: le dan dos días para subsanar. - Electo senador del Partido del Buen Gobierno fue sentenciado por estafa y reincidió el año pasado. - Exclusiva: Jueces en la mira

NotiMundo Estelar - André Santos Espinoza, Ley Antimafias, ¿servirá? by FM Mundo 98.1

Predicación del jueves 4 de junio de 2026 - 7:00 p.m.Antonio Espinoza - Dios lo llena todo

Georgina talks to Explorer and Scientist Dr. Rosa Vásquez Espinoza about her adventures along the Amazon and her mission to save the Stingless Bee.AdventureSmith is brought to you by The Wilbur Smith Estate.Producer Christopher Winn. Music Dewey Delay. Executive Producer Niso Smith. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this week's episode of The Learning Curve, co-hosts Prof. Albert Cheng of the University of Arkansas and Alisha Searcy of the Center for Strong Public Schools speak with Leslie Hiner, Senior Advisor for Legal Policy at EdChoice, about the constitutional foundations and future of educational freedom in America. Hiner reflects on her distinguished career in law and public policy before examining the landmark U.S. Supreme Court decisions that have shaped the modern school choice movement. She discusses how Brown v. Board of Education's promise of equal educational opportunity influenced later efforts to expand parental choice and educational access. Hiner then explores the significance of Zelman v. Simmons-Harris, Trinity Lutheran Church v. Comer, Espinoza v. Montana Department of Revenue, and Carson v. Makin, explaining how each expanded protections for families seeking religious and private educational options. She assesses the legal landscape following Carson, highlights key recent victories such as Loffman v. California Department of Education, and offers insights into the future of school choice litigation, educational tax credits, and parental rights nationwide. Finally, Hiner also examines current legal cases, including Hellman v. Massachusetts Department of Elementary and Secondary Education, and they could mean for the future of school choice in Massachusetts.

Aaleah McConnell has an intimate look at how the family of Edilberto Espinoza-Sierra is coping with grief and searching for justice, after the 21-year-old was killed by law enforcement in March. Plus, Rachel Keith and Ben Schachtman dig into public school funding, with a look at this year's budget – and some potential issues on the horizon.

Notas Macabrosas - Un automovilista bajó para arrancar mandarinas y murió atropellado - Un hombre fue detenido en Kenia tras aferrarse a un helicóptero en pleno despegue para cumplir su sueño de volar - Guardabosques pierde la vida y su cuerpo es resguardado por un elefante - Hombres invaden jaula del changuito Punch - Policía tailandesa se disfraza de grupo de danza para arrestar a presunto narcotraficante  - Adolescente duerme dos días y causa pánico - Un búfalo albino apodado Donald Trump se vuelve una sensación viral - Fingía ser santero para abusar de mujeres - Mujer de illinois arrestada tras presuntamente ordenar 47 entregas de comida a la casa de su ex  - Rescatan pantera y a su perro, ahora viven juntos  - Ha caído el descuartiza gatos de Ensenada - Estado de emergencia por un derrame químico tóxico en Garden Grove - Tortugas llevan peleando a diario desde hace 120 años Segmento Sin Contexto: Historias del Más Atrás - Bryan y Lolo nos traen notas del pasado, una de ellas probablemente es la mejor historia jamás contada. También puedes escucharnos en Youtube, Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Amazon Music o tu app de podcasts favorita. Apóyanos en Patreon:https://www.patreon.com/leyendaspodcast​ Apóyanos en YouTube:https://www.youtube.com/c/leyendaslegendarias/join Síguenos:https://instagram.com/leyendaspodcast​https://twitter.com/leyendaspodcast​https://facebook.com/leyendaspodcast​ #Podcast​ #LeyendasLegendarias​ #HistoriasDelMasAca

Pizza culture embedded itself in Dylan's DNA around 2009, and he always dreamed of opening a pizzeria. That dream finally came to fruition in 2006 with Very Important Pizza, a NY style slice shop that has quickly gotten Omaha's attention. Dylan and I discuss what makes pizza culture different, why a cheese slice defines a pizzeria, and what it was like to finally realize his lifelong pizza dream. This episode is about more than food—it's about doing something the right way, every single day.

Notas Macabrosas - Un automovilista bajó para arrancar mandarinas y murió atropellado - Un hombre fue detenido en Kenia tras aferrarse a un helicóptero en pleno despegue para cumplir su sueño de volar - Guardabosques pierde la vida y su cuerpo es resguardado por un elefante - Hombres invaden jaula del changuito Punch - Policía tailandesa se disfraza de grupo de danza para arrestar a presunto narcotraficante  - Adolescente duerme dos días y causa pánico - Un búfalo albino apodado Donald Trump se vuelve una sensación viral - Fingía ser santero para abusar de mujeres - Mujer de illinois arrestada tras presuntamente ordenar 47 entregas de comida a la casa de su ex  - Rescatan pantera y a su perro, ahora viven juntos  - Ha caído el descuartiza gatos de Ensenada - Estado de emergencia por un derrame químico tóxico en Garden Grove - Tortugas llevan peleando a diario desde hace 120 años Segmento Sin Contexto: Historias del Más Atrás - Bryan y Lolo nos traen notas del pasado, una de ellas probablemente es la mejor historia jamás contada. También puedes escucharnos en Youtube, Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Amazon Music o tu app de podcasts favorita. Apóyanos en Patreon:https://www.patreon.com/leyendaspodcast​ Apóyanos en YouTube:https://www.youtube.com/c/leyendaslegendarias/join Síguenos:https://instagram.com/leyendaspodcast​https://twitter.com/leyendaspodcast​https://facebook.com/leyendaspodcast​ #Podcast​ #LeyendasLegendarias​ #HistoriasDelMasAca

The CareWorks Project provides technical expertise on issues such as workforce, caregiving, aging, and long-term services and supports financing. It also supports leaders around issues related to narrative change and strategic communications. And it helps design programs and initiatives related to long-term care, and assists with leadership and organizational development. While wages and benefits are a top need of direct care workers, they also need strong training programs that reflect today's competencies, along with honest career pathways, a wide range of workforce supports from transportation to child care, and respect, Espinoza said. Direct care workers remain largely invisible and society. There was a temporary moving of the needle during the COVID-19 pandemic, when there was a surge of appreciation for work that direct care workers do, but it did not lead to sound policy changes that materially improve their lives. If he had a magic wand, he'd create a long-term care financing system, along with the creation of policy and structural arrangements that allow people to age in place in their homes and communities. What concerns Espinoza most is the pervasive belief that care is a private burden as opposed to a public responsibility. Follow us on social media: X: @McKHomeCare Facebook: McKnight's Home Care LinkedIn: McKnight's Home Care Instagram: mcknights_homecare Follow The CareWorks Project on social media: Show contributors:McKnight's Home Care Editor Liza Berger and Robert Espinoza, founder and CEO of The CareWorks Project Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

Dr. Rosa Vasquez Espinoza is a Peruvian scientist and explorer. In this episode she shares stories of the spirits of the Amazon like the infectious tunchi, the feared chullachaki, and the Amazonian bigfoot. She discusses her work as a scientist and explorer, and her book The Spirit of the Rainforest. If anything you hear reminds you of your own experiences, or if you have any thoughts on the episode, you can send it to story@storieswithsapphire.com Read The Spirit of the Rainforest https://www.rosavespinoza.com/book Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Predicación del jueves 21 de mayo de 2026 - 7:00 p.m.

In this episode of the Healthy Wealthy & Smart Podcast, Dr. Karen Litzy, PT, DPT welcomes Dr. Cortez Espinoza and Dr. Devin Morris. They explore the journey from their Rizing Tide scholarships and advanced training to navigating the financial realities of the PT profession. The discussion covers community building, mentorship, and strategic thinking, providing a comprehensive look at how physical therapists can shape a more equitable and impactful future.   Key Topics: How Rising Tide Scholarship creates community and leadership opportunities for underrepresented clinicians Differences between residency and fellowship – and why both are foundational for advanced clinical decision-making The financial landscape of PT education, including student debt, business challenges, and alternative income streams The significance of mentorship, advocacy, and policy involvement for career growth and systemic change Opportunities in direct access care, policy advocacy, media, and community engagement for young clinicians Practical strategies for aligning career choices with personal values, purpose, and long-term goals The role of holistic treatment approaches, lifestyle medicine, and lifestyle factors in patient care and clinician wellness   Timestamps: 00:00 - Introduction and background of guests from Rising Tide 02:05 - How Rising Tide shaped clinical and leadership development 04:07 - The community and ongoing support beyond scholarships 09:00 - Clarifying the differences between PT residency and fellowship 10:44 - Financial realities of PT education and career paths 13:05 - Residency and fellowship decision-making strategies 18:35 - Opportunities for impact and leadership in early career stages 25:00 - Addressing the financial burden on PT students and clinicians 30:30 - Insights on balancing financial stress, private practice, and side income 43:19 - Emerging opportunities in direct access and policy advocacy 55:42 - Resources for early career PTs and the importance of defining success 56:49 - Personal advice on purpose, staying true to values, and career resilience 58:00 - How to connect with Cortez and Devin and get involved with Rising Tide   Resources & Links: Rising Tide Foundation – community, scholarships, mentorship, advocacy The Talent Code by Daniel Coyle Andrew Huberman Labs Podcast   Connect with the Guests: Dr. Cortez Espinoza - LinkedIn Dr. Devin Morris - LinkedIn     More About Dr. Morris: Devon is a Board-Certified Orthopedic Clinical Specialist focused on working with high school and elite athletes in Atlanta, GA.  After earning her DPT while playing soccer at Ithaca College, she completed her orthopedic residency at Emory University, where she trained at the Atlanta Hawks Sports Medicine Complex.  During her residency, she contributed to research on post-ACLR jumping and landing mechanics and began her case study research on DVT detection in diverse populations. She went on to present that work at CSM and publish it in JOSPT Cases. Alongside her clinical work, Devon serves as an Adjunct Instructor for the South College and Tufts DPT programs and teaches continuing education courses for Team Rehabilitation. What sets Devon apart is her commitment to making research feel accessible. She translates complex orthopedic and sports PT concepts into clear, practical insights that clinicians can use right away. She is also building a community and tools for early-career therapists who are looking for guidance, support, and a sense of belonging in the field. More About Dr. Espinoza: Dr. Cortez Espinoza is an orthopedic physical therapist, educator, and coach focused on bridging the gap between clinical expertise and human empowerment. With advanced training in spine orthopedic care, he is passionate about leading clinicians to go beyond a purely biomechanical model to one that incorporates behavior change, education, and long-term impact. His work is driven by a mission to improve patient outcomes and the future of healthcare education. Jane Sponsorship Information: Book a one-on-one demo here Mention the code LITZY1MO for a free month   Follow Dr. Karen Litzy on Social Media: Karen's Instagram Karen's LinkedIn   Subscribe to Healthy, Wealthy & Smart: YouTube Website Apple Podcast Spotify SoundCloud Stitcher iHeart Radio

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Timothy 2: 1-2 / Introducing 2 Timothy / Josiah Espinoza

Episode 299: Today on TechTime, AI is stepping deeper into places most people still think of as human‑only — including your doctor's office. With nearly two‑thirds of U.S. physicians now relying on AI tools to help make medical decisions, we break down when that's a breakthrough… and when it becomes blind trust in “the model said so.”Then we zoom out to the bigger AI ecosystem: a Waymo robotaxi that took an unexpected swim, the ongoing OpenAI leadership drama, and what all of it says about accountability in the age of automation. Nick Espinoza joins us to talk data privacy, surveillance, and hidden messages inside AI models, and we wrap with boardroom AI hype, a Dell SupportAssist fail, and a Puni Gold whiskey review — all coming up on TechTime Radio, with a little whiskey on the side.-- Full Episode Details:AI is showing up in places most people still think of as “human-only,” and the stakes are getting real fast. We start with a jaw-dropping stat: nearly two-thirds of US physicians are using AI tools to help make medical decisions. That can mean faster answers and better pattern recognition, but it can also mean a subtle shift where clinical judgment gets replaced by “the model said so.” We talk through what AI is great at, where it is dangerous, and why patients should care even if they never touch a chatbot.Then the conversation turns to the systems and incentives shaping AI behind the scenes. We cover robotaxi safety after a Waymo self-driving car took a dip in a flooded creek and triggered a recall, plus the ongoing question of how many failures it takes before accountability finally bites. We also revisit the OpenAI power struggle and what it reveals about AI governance, control, and the temptation for a small group of people to steer tools that can reshape society.Our favorite security fanatic, Nick Espinoza, joins us to dig into data privacy and government surveillance: buying personal data from brokers, the push for AI “oversight,” and geofence warrants that can sweep up location data from huge numbers of innocent people near a crime scene. We also get into a darker cybersecurity edge case: AI models that can hide messages inside normal outputs. We wrap with Mike the AI Guy on boardroom AI hype, a Dell SupportAssist tech fail, and a whiskey review of Puni Gold.Subscribe, share Tech TimeRadio with a friend, and leave a review so more people can find the show.Support the show

Entrevista con Diego Espinoza, secretario del Deporte de Manizales by LA PATRIA

En este episodio de “La moda es más fuerte que todo”, Pilar Castaño abre una conversación apasionada sobre el verdadero poder de la moda y cómo una ciudad como Nueva York literalmente se transforma alrededor de la Met Gala. Con su estilo directo, inteligente y lleno de historia, Pilar reflexiona sobre la influencia de Anna Wintour, el impacto cultural y económico de la moda y por qué este universo jamás podrá ser subestimado.Su invitado es Felipe Espinosa, gran amigo y visionario creativo, con quien comparte una charla íntima sobre diseño, sensibilidad, aromas, arte y nuevos caminos de la moda sin género. Desde Barichara hasta Nueva York, este episodio conecta emociones, creatividad y emprendimiento, demostrando que la moda no solo se lleva puesta… también se vive, se respira y transforma vidas.

An interview exam for ordination to become a Staff Pastor for Sovereign Way Christian Church. The exam is for Josiah Espinoza. The proctors are Steven Feinstein, Joshua Ritchie, John Wiegle, Staff Pastors of Sovereign Way Christian Church.

Psalm 51 - Repentance: From Sin to Sanctification - Josiah Espinoza

Predicación del jueves 30 de abril de 2026 - 7:00 p.m

Conoce el nuevo album musical de Karen Espinoza A lo largo del mismo se exploran temas como la fidelidad de Dios, Su poder, la presencia del Espíritu Santo y la libertad alcanzada en la cruz. Karen también se adentra en expresiones de alabanza más enérgicas y colabora con artistas y amigas a quienes admira profundamente, entre ellas, Averly Morillo y Waleska Morales, de Miel San Marcos.

En un mundo donde los retos de salud cambian constantemente, hablar de prevención, comunidad y bienestar es fundamental. Por eso, la Universidad de Guadalajara, a través del Centro Universitario de Ciencias de la Salud, llevará a cabo el Primer Congreso Interdisciplinario de Salud Pública, un espacio que reúne a especialistas, investigadores, estudiantes y profesionales de diversas áreas del conocimiento. En este podcast de El Expresso de las 10 hablamos de Salud mental y adicciones; Vacunas y amenazas emergentes, Obesidad y metabolismo y alimentación saludable; algunos de los temas del Primer Congreso Interdisciplinario de Salud Pública organizado por el Centro Universitario de Ciencias de la Salud; con la compañía del Dr. Eduardo Gómez, Rector del Centro Universitario de Ciencias de la Salud (CUCS) de la Universidad de Guadalajara y la Dra. Irene Córdova Jiménez Organizadora del Primer Congreso Interdisciplinario de Salud Pública; además contamos con la presencia del Dr. Jorge Hernández Bello, Coordinador de Posgrado en el CUCS, la Dra. Fabiola Macías Espinoza, Coordinadora de la Maestría en Salud en el Trabajo del CUCS y la Dra. Barbara Vizmanos Lamotte, Académica del Departamento de Clínicas de la Reproducción Humana, Crecimiento y Desarrollo Infantil CUCS.

The Supremacy of Christ - Colossians 1:14-22 - Josiah Espinoza

What if the clothes you're putting on your body, or your child's body, every single day… were quietly poisoning you? In this explosive solo episode, Darin exposes a shocking and largely ignored reality: fast fashion clothing, especially brightly colored, cheap garments, may be loaded with toxic heavy metals like lead. Backed by a 2026 study from the American Chemical Society, this conversation reveals how these chemicals don't just sit on fabric, they leach into your skin, enter your bloodstream, and accumulate over time. From the hidden chemistry behind synthetic dyes to the devastating neurological effects of lead exposure in children, this episode pulls back the curtain on one of the most overlooked "fatal conveniences" in modern life—and gives you the tools to make safer, smarter choices starting today.     What You'll Learn The shocking discovery: children's clothing exceeding federal lead limits Why bright, cheap fast fashion items are the most toxic How heavy metals like lead are used to fix dyes into fabrics Why your skin is not a barrier, but a direct absorption pathway The connection between clothing, sweat, and chemical absorption The devastating effects of lead exposure on children's brains and development Why there is no safe level of lead exposure The hidden chemical load in fast fashion: PFAS, phthalates, formaldehyde How the fast fashion industry cuts costs at the expense of health Practical steps to protect yourself and your family     Chapters 00:00:00 – Opening: introducing the fast fashion heavy metal crisis 00:00:17 – The "cheap t-shirt" scenario and hidden danger 00:00:46 – Speaking directly to parents and caregivers 00:01:30 – The shocking claim: clothing may contain neurotoxins 00:02:45 – 2026 study: children's clothing tested for lead 00:03:14 – Every sample exceeded federal safety limits 00:04:20 – Lead exposure happening through daily wear 00:05:33 – Fast fashion industry scale: $150B+ and growing 00:06:20 – 1,000 new styles per day: the system behind overproduction 00:07:09 – How cheap clothing is actually manufactured 00:07:49 – Chemical dyes and fixatives explained 00:08:20 – Why lead is used in fabric dyeing 00:08:49 – Study details: methodology and testing process 00:09:21 – Research team and origin of investigation 00:10:52 – Advanced testing: spectroscopy and EPA protocols 00:11:40 – Results: every shirt failed safety standards 00:12:10 – Bright colors = higher toxicity 00:13:05 – Secondary experiment: ingestion and mouthing behavior 00:14:00 – Children chewing clothing: real-world exposure 00:14:49 – Skin is not a barrier—it's a delivery system 00:15:30 – Sweat and heat increase chemical absorption 00:16:28 – Microplastics and chemical leaching through skin 00:17:13 – Exercise increases toxin absorption 00:18:00 – Flame retardants and systemic circulation 00:18:50 – Long-term exposure: accumulation over time 00:19:36 – No safe level of lead exposure—global consensus 00:20:15 – Effects on children: brain damage and development issues 00:21:14 – Behavioral, cognitive, and neurological consequences 00:22:00 – Broader chemical exposure: 8,000+ compounds in clothing 00:23:01 – Solutions begin: awareness and behavior change 00:23:40 – Immediate action: always wash new clothes 00:24:10 – Choosing safer fabrics: organic and natural materials 00:24:50 – Avoiding synthetic blends and bright dyes 00:25:20 – Buy less, buy better philosophy 00:26:01 – Supporting ethical and non-toxic brands 00:26:40 – Using your consumer voice to create change 00:27:10 – Educating others and spreading awareness 00:27:40 – Final message: protecting your body and your children 00:28:00 – Closing: reclaiming control and living a SuperLife     Thank You to Our Sponsors: Our Place – Non-toxic cookware that keeps harmful chemicals out of your food. Get 10% off at fromourplace.com with code DARIN. Tru Niagen – Boost NAD+ levels for cellular health and longevity. Get 20% off with code DARIN20 at truniagen.com.     Find More From Darin: Website: darinolien.com Instagram: @darinolien Book: Fatal Conveniences     Key Takeaway "Your skin is not a shield—it's a gateway. And when you start to realize that the things you wear every day can carry toxic chemicals directly into your body, everything changes. Because this isn't about fear—it's about awareness. And once you're aware, you have the power to choose differently, protect your family, and stop participating in a system that was never designed with your health in mind."     Bibliography/Sources The Primary Study American Chemical Society. (2026, March 23). 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Toxic chemicals from microplastics can be absorbed through skin. https://www.birmingham.ac.uk/news/2024/toxic-chemicals-from-microplastics-can-be-absorbed-through-skin Fast Fashion: Industry Scale, Chemicals & Health Impacts Cobbing, M., Wohlgemuth, A., & Panhuber, T. (2022). Greenpeace investigation: Hazardous chemicals in SHEIN garments. Greenpeace International. Earth Day Network. (n.d.). Hazardous hems: How fashion wreaks havoc on health. https://www.earthday.org/hazardous-hems-how-fashion-wreaks-havoc-on-health/ Earth Day Network. (n.d.). Toxic textiles: The chemicals in our clothing. https://www.earthday.org/toxic-textiles-the-chemicals-in-our-clothing/ Enhesa. (2026). Toxic chemicals in fast fashion supply chains: Risks, impacts, and regulation. https://www.enhesa.com/resources/article/toxic-chemicals-in-fast-fashion-supply-chains-risks-impacts-and-regulation/ Giró-Palau, A., et al. (2025). The health impact of fast fashion: Exploring toxic chemicals in clothing and textiles. 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El ministro que buscaba Arce Catacora. Anoche no hubo presentación alguna del PGE, mucho menos una medianamente aceptable. Se presentó una herramienta por medio de la cual se transparenta el actual y los pasados PGE, pero eso fue todo. "Juéguense", dijo Espinoza. Se plantearon variables críticas en un cuadro del que ni siquiera se habló, pero que solo confirman lo que ya se sabía desde que arrancó el gobierno de Rodrigo Paz: NO HAY PLAN. Las variables fueron: Recesión del 1,28% Barril de petróleo WTI $64,6 Déficit fiscal del 9,2% Inflación del 14% Con estas cifras no hay manera alguna de hablar de que se haya estabilizado la economía, mucho menos de que haya comenzado la recuperación. El primer problema: el GRADUALISMO. La advertencia fue hecha en innumerable cantidad de oportunidades, afirmando que camino al objetivo podía surgir alguna eventualidad que obligara a reasignar recursos muy escasos, hasta que estalló la guerra en Irán. El propio Trump se comprometió a que la guerra no dure más de tres semanas o un mes; pues se está extendiendo y el West Texas se mantiene por encima de los $100. La brecha es inasumible, con lo cual necesitarán un financiamiento mucho mayor al que están planteando para seguir comprando caro afuera y vendiendo menos barato dentro. ¿Se habrán enterado que además existe una probabilidad cada vez más elevada de que los principales bancos centrales comiencen pronto a incrementar las tasas de interés, haciendo más difícil el financiamiento para economías de alto riesgo como la de Bolivia? Otro asunto llamativo fue el anuncio de la creación de la Oficina de Fortalecimiento de Empresas Públicas para ver si en tres meses son "técnicamente viables", y si no, deberán ser liquidadas vía ley o decreto. Otro aspecto que llamó la atención fue aquello de lo que no se habló: el tipo de cambio. ¿Qué harán? El dato es tan importante como el precio del petróleo. Además, se comprometieron a "liberarlo" en este primer semestre, pero no está ni a pie de página. Lo que denota esto es que están perdidos. Durante lo que lleva el gobierno en el poder se dedicaron a arreglar el PGE del propio Arce, apuntando subestimaciones de gastos y sobre estimaciones de ingresos, y presentar una herramienta "para jugarse" con datos; pensando que este es un problema de falta de ingresos antes que de exceso de gasto, ni hablar, mucho menos de cambio de modelo o al menos prepararse para hacerlo. Ni hoy ni nunca. En fin. Podría seguir, p

In this episode of More to the Story, I'm joined by Benjamin Espinoza to discuss his timely new book, Good News About Self-Care. We talk honestly about exhaustion, hustle culture, and the quiet pressure many pastors and leaders feel to always be “on.” Espinoza reframes self-care not as indulgence, but as faithful resistance—rooted in Sabbath, Scripture, and grace-filled rhythms.Our conversation explores how rest, boundaries, and relational health are not optional extras, but essential to spiritual formation and holiness. Drawing from Wesleyan theology and lived pastoral experience, Espinoza calls us to honor the image of God in ourselves and others by rejecting burnout as a badge of faithfulness.This episode is for pastors, leaders, and anyone longing for a deeper, more theologically grounded vision of rest. Self-care, as Espinoza shows, is not about escape—it's about becoming the person God created us to be.If you are interested in learning more about my two full-length video-accompanied courses, Contender: Going Deeper in the Book of Jude andHeaven and Other Destinations: A Biblical Journey Beyond this World , visit andymilleriii.com/coursesAnd don't forget about my most recent book, Contender, which is available on Amazon! Five Steps to Deeper Teaching and Preaching - Recently, I updated this PDF document and added a 45-minute teaching video with slides, explaining this tool. It's like a mini-course. If you sign up for my list, I will send this free resource to you. Sign up here - www.AndyMillerIII.com or Five Steps to Deeper Teaching and Preaching. Today's episode is brought to you by Wesley Biblical Seminary. Interested in going deeper in your faith? Check out our certificate programs, B.A., M.A.s, M.Div., and D.Min degrees. You will study with world-class faculty and the most racially diverse student body in the country. www.wbs.eduIf this episode resonated with you, share it with a friend and leave a review! For more from Andy Miller III, visit andymilleriii.com or follow @andymilleriii on X.Thanks too to Phil Laeger for my podcast music. You can find out about Phil's music at https://www.laeger.net

What does it actually mean to live an ordered, integrated life as a Catholic woman? This episode is packed with practical advice for cultivating balance and integration in every aspect of your life. I'm joined by the co-founders of Sole Atelier, Carolyn and Mariana, who share their experiences and insights into how they structure their lives in a way that allows faith, work, rest, and relationships to flourish.Shop the Sole Atelier Catholic Planner for 25% off!Follow Sole Atelier on Instagram00:00 Welcome to Ever Be00:42 Meet Sole Atelier06:50 Ever Be Moments10:33 What Is Ordered Living16:25 Why Women Feel Overwhelmed22:06 Weekly Planning Practices26:53 Relationships and Marriage Meetings32:16 Prayer First Then Basics36:06 Daily Examen and Being Loved37:36 Surrender in Busy Seasons39:32 Resetting When Off Routine41:58 Saying No and Outsourcing44:49 Letting Go of Expectations46:53 Behind and Overwhelmed49:26 Quick Weekly Action Steps50:31 Where to Find Sole51:17 Scrupulosity and Gods Love54:35 Wrap Up and After Party-----Join our Kingdom Club on Patreon! Members get exclusive perks such as:

In this week's episode of The Learning Curve, co-hosts Prof. Albert Cheng of the University of Arkansas and American Federation for Children's Walter Blanks speak with Dr. Keri Ingraham, Senior Fellow at the Discovery Institute. Dr. Ingraham reflects on her academic and athletic journey, including being an Academic All-American, and how it shaped her belief in discipline, opportunity, and high expectations in education. She shares that in deep blue states like Washington, Oregon, California, and New York, strong teacher union political influence has often limited K-12 reform and innovation. Despite roughly $800 billion in annual K–12 spending, she points to stagnant academic outcomes, highlighted by National Assessment of Educational Progress results, as evidence that funding alone is insufficient without meaningful school choice and accountability. She discusses persistent achievement gaps and their economic consequences, emphasizing how today's workforce increasingly rewards knowledge and skills. She also highlights the rapid expansion of school choice policies following landmark U.S. Supreme Court decisions, such as Espinoza v. Montana Department of Revenue and Carson v. Makin, and critiques testing monopolies like those tied to the College Board. Dr. Ingraham concludes by underscoring the importance of federalism and a more limited role for the Beltway in education, with states, localities, and parents leading the way on school reform efforts.

Delia Espinoza y Antonia Saquicuray conversan con Glatzer Tuesta en No Hay Derecho de Ideeleradio. No Hay Derecho en vivo de lunes a viernes, desde las 7 a. m., por el YouTube y Facebook de Ideeleradio.

What comes to mind when you think of self-care? Massages? Facials? Maybe a nap? While those are all good things, the truth is they won't sustain us in the long run. So today, pastor and theologian Dr. Benjamin Espinoza invites you to rethink self-care. He'll help you see that true self-care goes far beyond any surface-level indulgences and is actually deeply rooted in your relationship with God. You'll see why caring for yourself is essential in caring for others and how something as simple as play can make a big difference. Plus, he'll help you incorporate some very practical (and biblical) self-care into your already busy schedule. So, if you're feeling overwhelmed, burned out, or unsure of how to care for yourself in a way that honors God, listen in! This conversation will help you faithfully steward the divine image God has given you. SHOW NOTES: 413Podcast.com/397  Enter to win the GIVEAWAY and read the episode TRANSCRIPT in the show notes. Get my weekly email, Java with Jennifer, to be notified when a new podcast episode releases. Subscribe HERE.

Hey friends,On today's episode of the Anchored by the Sword Podcast, I'm joined by Ben Espinoza, pastor, author, husband, and dad, to talk about his brand new book:

Pastor burnout rarely happens overnight. Benjamin Espinoza joins Jason Daye to explore why so many faithful ministry leaders find themselves depleted and whether self-care is not selfish, but a matter of biblical stewardship.What happens when pastor burnout quietly takes root in the midst of faithful ministry?In this episode of FrontStage BackStage, host Jason Daye sits down with Benjamin Espinoza, pastor, leader, and author of Good News About Self-Care, to explore the reality of pastor burnout and the deeper theological questions surrounding self-care in ministry. With years of pastoral experience and a heart for the health of ministry leaders, Benjamin offers a thoughtful and biblically grounded perspective on why so many faithful leaders find themselves running on empty.Rather than treating exhaustion as a badge of honor, Benjamin invites pastors to reconsider whether caring for their souls is actually part of their responsibility before God. Together, they reflect on how ministry leaders can discern the difference between healthy sacrifice and unhealthy self-neglect, why burnout often grows unnoticed, and how a biblical understanding of stewardship reframes the conversation around rest, limits, and long-term faithfulness.In this conversation, they discuss:• Why pastors are especially vulnerable to burnout• The difference between sacrificial ministry and self-neglect• How self-neglect became spiritualized in church culture• What it means to see your life and energy as entrusted by God• Practical first steps for leaders who already feel depletedIf you are a pastor or ministry leader who feels stretched thin, this conversation will help you think more clearly about your limits, care more intentionally for your soul, and pursue a kind of faithfulness that is sustainable over time.Looking to dig more deeply into this topic and conversation? FrontStage BackStage is much more than another church leadership show, it is a complete resource to help you and your ministry leaders grow. Every week we go the extra mile and create a free toolkit so you and your ministry team can dive deeper into the topic that is discussed.Visit http://PastorServe.org/network to find the Weekly Toolkit, including the Ministry Leaders Growth Guide. Our team pulls key insights and quotes from every conversation with our guests. We also create engaging questions for you and your team to consider and process, providing space for you to reflect on how each episode's topic relates to your unique church context. Use these questions in your staff meetings, or other settings, to guide your conversation as you invest in the growth of your ministry leaders.Love well, live well, & lead wellComplimentary Coaching Session for Pastors http://PastorServe.org/freesessionFollow PastorServe LinkedIn | Twitter | Instagram | FacebookConnect with Jason Daye LinkedIn | Instagram...

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In this episode Hermanos Espinoza talks about their rise to fame. from humble beginnings working for their parents chicken restaurant, serenatas, and backyard gigs. They express how their song "Dios Por Delante" change their artist career and ultimately giving them more success. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Ephesians 6:10-18 - Branded for Battle - Josiah Espinoza

Before he became a corporate chef building flavors with scientists and packaging engineers, Chef Danny Espinoza was a kid from Humboldt Park working nonstop and learning the hard way in demanding Chicago kitchens. Today, he wears two hats: R&D at ofi by day, and Santa Masa Tamaleria with his wife by night, with pop-ups and long-term ambitions always in motion. In this episode, Danny walks us through the moments that shaped him, from the pressure-cooker lessons that made him better, to the behind-the-scenes realities of “seed to shelf” food development, to the origin story of a tamale business built on nostalgia, technique, and accessibility -- and so much more! 

Notas Macabrosas - La nueva vida del Pato Juan tras su "depresión": llegó Juana y fue papá de 8 patitos - Agua ‘milagrosa' resulta contaminada: el socavón que encendió las alertas sanitarias en Indonesia - Un elemento de la Policía Estatal de Yucatán usó una resortera para detener a 'La Morsa' - Familia consume veneno para ratas al confundirlo con sazonador de pollo - Sobador serial de pies en Chihuahua - Actor de 'Apocalypto' arrestado por delito grave de drogas - El palacio "maldito" de Venecia Segmento Sin Contexto - Bryan y Lolo de El Dollop hacen preguntas y dan resúmenes de algunos temas de historia gringa que deberías escuchar en su podcast El Dollop, disponible en plataformas todos los lunes. También puedes escucharnos en Youtube, Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Amazon Music o tu app de podcasts favorita. Apóyanos en Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/leyendaspodcast​ Apóyanos en YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/leyendaslegendarias/join Síguenos: https://instagram.com/leyendaspodcast​ https://twitter.com/leyendaspodcast​ https://facebook.com/leyendaspodcast​ #Podcast​ #LeyendasLegendarias​ #HistoriasDelMasAca