Podcasts about Foothills

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Truth & Practice - Ecclesiastes 4:9-12: Let me ask you a question: Is it better to have two pieces of cake or one piece? Two birthday presents or one? Two weeks of vacation or one? Two hundred dollars or one?! I'm pretty sure your answer to each question is: TWO! Our passage this week in Ecclesiastes starts off with the words, “Two are better than one…” and on Sunday, we'll find out why! We will be continuing in our series, “Truth & Practice”, by looking at how we experience the beauty and importance of Community, in light of what we learned last week about the truth of God's complete, communal and collaborative nature. Oh, and it's our Stampede lunch as well! Make sure you ‘Bring a friend'!

Cavalry FC played the first leg of their Canadian Championship matchup against the Vancouver Whitecaps on Wednesday evening and suffered a 4-1 defeat. We review that match and preview the return leg on Monday evening at Spruce Meadows. Do the Cavs have a chance? Will Thomas Müller make an appearance in Calgary? We discuss the possibilities.The Calgary Wild announced they have found their new head coach. Leah Blayney is from Australia and will take charge of the club immediately. We give our first impressions of her selection as coach. We also preview Saturday's match vs the Vancouver Rise at McMahon Stadium.Our interview this week is with Calgary goalkeeper Leah Parsons. She currently plays in the NCAA at the University of Alabama Birmingham and has also suited up for Foothills in this summer's Alberta Premier League. She has also been involved with Cavalry FC this summer as she has been doing an internship for school.We review Alberta Premier League matches from earlier this week, including that big matchup between Foothills and Blizzard which Scott and Jason attended. We also preview this weekend's matches, including a doubleheader in Airdrie on Friday evening.Subscribe to our Substack or follow us on Twitter/X or on Instagram or Bluesky.Our website is yycsoccer.com

What is fitness, really? VO2 max, lactate threshold, running economy, durability, and neuromuscular power — in this episode we break down the five distinct systems hiding inside that one word, how each one develops, which respond fastest to training, and which age best. If you've ever chased a watch number and wondered why your race results didn't follow, this framework explains why "getting fitter" is actually five separate questions — and how periodizing your training over years brings them together on race day.We also answer a timely listener question about running in wildfire smoke: what PM2.5 actually does to your lungs, how to use AQI (and its limits), CDC guardrails for exercising outside, when to move to the treadmill, and how to set your line in the sand before race day — including what to do if smoke rolls in mid-race.Plus Hot or Not: gravel running, Garmin's heat acclimation metric, photochromic lenses, and whether bells or eye patches actually deter mountain lions (spoiler: your voice works better).Send us your Hot or Nots and listener questions: microcosmcoaching@gmail.comCurious about coaching? Join the Foothills tier — $10/month for twice-monthly Ask-A-Coach calls and our Slack community of 200+ athletes. Use code FOOTHILLS10 at microcosm-coaching.com

Our weekend recap episode talks about Cavalry FC's dominant win vs Ottawa in Ottawa. Meanwhile, the Wild played on the same pitch the next day and didn't have quite as good an outing. We talk about both of those matches.Cavalry's next match is against the Whitecaps in Vancouver on Wednesday. We preview this CanChamp match and talk about the Cavs chances. We review Friday's Alberta Premier League action, where BTB swept Blizzard in Edmonton to tighten up the top of the table. We also preview Tuesday evening's big matchup between Blizzard and Foothills at Broadview.Subscribe to our Substack or follow us on Twitter/X or on Instagram or Bluesky.Our website is yycsoccer.com

Truth & Practice - Genesis 1:1-3 & 26-27: This Sunday, we kick off our brand-new summer teaching series, Truth & Practice. Together, we'll explore how the unchanging truth of God's Word beautifully shapes the lived expression of our daily faith. Diving into the opening sentences of Genesis 1, we will discover how the relational, Trinitarian nature of God anchors our core human identity. Before we can practice who we are, we must stand in the truth of Whose we are. Join us this week as we ground our value, purpose and belonging in Him!

Heat training and altitude training are two of the most obsessed-over (and most misunderstood) tools in endurance running. In this episode, Zoë and TJ break down the actual science: what heat adaptation does to your blood plasma, why "poor man's altitude" is a myth, and how the EPO-to-hemoglobin response really works up high. They cover who should bother with heat or altitude training at all, the two questions to ask before you start, and why fundamentals like consistency, sleep, and fueling beat every environmental hack. You'll hear practical guidance on hot bath protocols, ferritin levels, live-high-train-low, and the 21-days-or-24-hours rule for racing at altitude. Plus: coach spotlight with James Nance, a listener question on time-based training in the mountains (the body doesn't know miles, it knows stress), and hot-or-not takes on golden hour and probiotics. Curious about coaching? Our Foothills tier is $10/month for twice-monthly Ask-A-Coach calls and a 200+ athlete Slack community. Use code FOOTHILLS25. Join at microcosm-coaching.com or reach out at microcosmcoaching@gmail.com.Coaching & Foothills tier: microcosm-coaching.comEmail: microcosmcoaching@gmail.comFoothills promo: FOOTHILLS25 ($10/month)

Book of Acts - Acts 9:1-19: Have you ever heard someone describe a life-changing moment as a "Damascus Road experience"? The phrase comes from the story of Saul, a fierce opponent of Jesus and His followers whose life was transformed by an unexpected encounter with Jesus Himself. So powerful was this turning point that people still use the expression today to describe a dramatic change of heart or direction. But is God still in the business of impossible transformations? Can Jesus still change lives, heal what seems broken and bring hope to situations that appear beyond repair? Join us this Sunday at 10am as we explore Saul's remarkable conversion and discover how God continues to transform people and situations.

Book of Acts - Acts 7:54-8:1: Pain and suffering are some of the greatest challenges of human life. In Acts 7:54–8:1, we witness the martyrdom of Stephen — a man full of faith and the Holy Spirit — who suffers not with bitterness, but with grace, courage and forgiveness. As stones fall around him, Stephen sees heaven opened and Jesus standing to welcome him home. Remarkably, his suffering becomes the spark that spreads the Gospel beyond Jerusalem and eventually leads to the conversion of Saul, the future apostle Paul. Join us this Sunday as we explore how Jesus redeems pain. Join us in person or online at 9 or 11am and bring a friend!

We preview this weekend's Calgary Wild match vs Montreal Roses. We also review and preview   We also review Tuesday's APL matches and preview Friday night's matches.Our interview this week is with Kendall Showers, who makes her third appearance on our podcast. She reflects on pro career in Greece and playing for Foothills this summer.Subscribe to our Substack or follow us on Twitter/X or on Instagram or Bluesky.Our website is yycsoccer.com

When Demis Hassabis pitched DeepMind to a few venture capitalists back in 2010, the business plan was almost comically audacious. “Step one: Solve intelligence. Step two: Use it to solve everything else,” he recalls in a conversation at Stanford Graduate School of Business with Stanford University President Jonathan Levin. “And people were quite confused. But we really meant it.”Sixteen years later, the “broad arcs” of that plan have gone “unbelievably well,” says Hassabis, a chess prodigy turned video game developer turned neuroscientist turned Nobel Prize-winning AI pioneer. Today he's on a mission to create “the ultimate tool for science,” building on his decision to give away AlphaFold, the groundbreaking AI system that predicts the structures of proteins. The future, Hassabis says, is just around the corner: “Ten years from now, I think we'll realize that we were standing in the foothills of the singularity now.”AI@GSB, the Dean's Applied AI initiative at the Stanford Graduate School of Business (GSB), and Stanford Medical School hosted a conversation with Demis Hassabis, Co-founder and CEO of Google DeepMind, on the frontier of artificial intelligence and what it means for how we live, work, and flourish.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

This week on SGV Connect, Chris brings us two lighter features on some fun outdoor events in the San Gabriel Foothill communities. On Saturday, July 11th, the city of Azusa will host a Twilight Criterium race in its downtown. It's an exciting race weekend for Californian cyclists, with the state championship happening the next day in Manhattan Beach, and the continuing celebration of 100 years of Route 66 in Azusa. Racers can register here. Here's the transcript for Chris' interview with Patrick Caro of Go Fast Andiamo and Jose Jimenez from the city of Azusa. Happening this Saturday is the Monrovia Pride Book Festival, put on by Underdog Books. The event will feature dozens of authors, discussion panels, drag storytellers, and even a pet parade. You may remember we spoke with the previous owners of Underdog a few years back. Now the shop has new leadership, and has expanded operations into a more active non-profit and community safe space. Read a transcript of Chris' interview with Underdog's director, Kealie Mardell, here. Streetsblog's San Gabriel Valley coverage is supported by Foothill Transit, offering car-free travel throughout the San Gabriel Valley with connections to the A Line Stations across the Foothills and Commuter Express lines traveling into the heart of downtown L.A. To plan your trip, visit Foothill Transit. "Foothill Transit. Going Good Places."  

Durability is the word every endurance runner has latched onto — but what actually is it, and how do you build it? Zoë and TJ break down durability for marathon and ultra runners: the difference between aerobic durability (heart rate drift and cardiac decoupling over long efforts) and mechanical durability (the eccentric loading that blows up your quads on late-race descents), why a smaller engine that doesn't fade beats a bigger one that falls apart, and why the only real path is years of consistent, recoverable volume. There's no shortcut — you have to put in the time to get to the place where you can put in more time.Before the main discussion, they take on three listener "hot or not" questions: whether antihistamines like Claritin really blunt training adaptations (the dose in that study matters more than you think), why swapping a strength session for yard work doesn't count, and the truth about chasing an "ultra bod" — energy availability, why underfueling undermines the adaptations you're working for, and why body composition is an output of training, not a lever to yank on. Plus downhill technique, easy volume, and TJ's three biggest coaching pet peeves.Curious about coaching but not sure where to start? Join our Foothills tier for $10/month — twice-monthly Ask-A-Coach calls and a Slack community of 200+ athletes. Use code FOOTHILLS25 at microcosm-coaching.com.—microcosm-coaching.com | microcosmcoaching@gmail.com

Book of Acts - Acts 8:4-17: What does it look like when there's “great joy in the city”? Have you taken a look at the city we live in and the people around us? Would you characterize it as a joyful city? Are we joy-filled people? In our text this week, Acts 8:4-17, something happens in a city in Samaria that leads to great joy in the city. Come find out what needs to happen that would lead to such transformed lives, in us and our city. Join us in person and online at 9 or 11am. Bring a friend!

Sign up for our open house here!https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSc0KnmFGBxZNYqTAZDNFSRUL86UXK7gCIVDDlLtWJBp5WoVvQ/viewform?usp=headerAI vs. human coaching is the big question this week: can a chatbot really build your training plan, or is it a premium cookie cutter? Zoë and TJ break down what coaching actually is — the plan plus the relationship, communication, and buy-in that no model replicates — and dig into the research, including why studies lag behind the tools athletes are actually using, the 2025 analysis pointing toward hybrid human-plus-AI models, and why AI is a good summarizer but a poor authority. Before that, three rapid-fire segments: why you should hide the heart rate field while racing (and trust RPE instead of a signal that lags 30–90 seconds and gets polluted by heat, caffeine, and sleep debt), whether Hotshot actually fixes muscle cramps and side stitches or just floods your mouth with a sensory distraction, and how high humidity wrecks evaporative cooling, spikes your RPE, and slows your pace — plus why heat training isn't the biohack shortcut Instagram sells. Practical, evidence-based, and skeptical in the best way. Questions or hot takes? microcosmcoaching@gmail.com. Join the community on the Foothills tier ($10/month, code FOOTHILLS10).

Today, we welcome Cole Chapman of High Hill Cannabis!High Hill Farms is a fully permitted, owner-operated cannabis farm nestled in the Foothills of the Sierra Nevada. Spanning 15,000 sq ft, we cultivate 100% organic, sustainable, and regenerative cannabis in native soil. Our plants thrive in greenhouses, basking in natural sunlight, with cool nights and warm days contributing to the exceptional quality of the cannabis we produce. Committed to a healthy, clean lifestyle, we prioritize environmental stewardship and holistic practices to ensure that every product is pure, safe, and reflects our dedication to wellness. I'm passionate about creating, building, and collaborating with nature and community to achieve shared success. For me, it's not about profit, but about fostering a sustainable future for everyone who supports the brand

Book of Acts - Acts 5:12-16: What happens when the holiness of God purifies His people? In Acts 5:12–16, the early church experiences an explosion of power, healing and growth after a moment of deep refinement. Signs and wonders break out in the public square, ordinary people encounter the living God and even Peter's shadow becomes associated with healing. This passage pushes us to wrestle honestly with the supernatural, the holiness of God and our expectations for what Jesus still wants to do today. As we begin this next chapter in Acts, we'll discover that God's power was never meant to point to spectacle - but to the saving beauty of the Gospel.Join us in person and online at 9 or 11am - and come expectant.

In this Hot Topics episode, Louise joins from London after an unexpected encounter with the UK healthcare system, while George reports back from the Digital Health Festival.The pair discuss New Zealand's $450 million digital health and cyber investment, a major new King's College London study showing one in seven people are already using AI instead of seeing a doctor, Demis Hassabis' bold prediction that we're entering the "foothills of the singularity", and two emerging AI approaches aimed at predicting serious disease before symptoms appear.Plus, a shout-out to Australian health tech company ThinkMD.ai for winning international recognition at the World Health Assembly.Topics covered:New Zealand's renewed investment in digital health and cyber security Why patients are increasingly turning to AI before healthcare professionals Public trust, regulation and the future of clinical AI Google's vision for AI-driven scientific discovery Predicting liver disease years earlier using historical pathology data Longevity science and AI-powered disease prediction What healthcare needs to do to keep pace with accelerating technological changeResources:Stryker Vocera's Initial Delays Diagnosis Quiz LinkDigital Health Workforce Census (opens 1 May, ANZ) LinkHospital Sant Pau, Barcelona LinkThe Use of AI in UK Healthcare Report, King's College London LinkWHO endorses precision medicine resolution LinkCongrats to ThinkMD.ai and Dr Jackie Rabec – Pulse+IT LinkVisit Pulse+IT.news to subscribe to breaking digital news, weekly newsletters and a rich treasure trove of archival material. People in the know, get their news from Pulse+IT – Your leading voice in digital health news.Follow us on LinkedIn Louise | George | Pulse+ITFollow us on BlueSky Louise | George | Pulse+ITSend us your questions pulsepod@pulseit.newsProduction by Octopod Productions | Ivan Juric

Book of Acts - Acts 4:32-5:11: The early church was marked by radical generosity, deep unity and powerful grace - but also by a shocking moment that stopped everyone in their tracks. In Acts 4:32–5:11, we see that God is not only loving, but holy - and that grace is more powerful, and more dangerous, than we often realize. This is a story about generosity and hypocrisy, honesty and performance and what happens when a holy God draws near to His people. As we wrestle with this difficult passage, we'll discover that the same grace that confronts us is the grace that heals us - and invites us into a life of truth, freedom and wholehearted devotion.Join us in person and online at 9 or 11am. Bring a friend.

Book of Acts - Acts 4:23-32: What do you do when the world demands your silence? This Sunday, we continue our Acts series by exploring how the early church responded to hostile pressure - not with a prayer for safety, but with a roar for boldness. We'll dive into Acts 4:23-32 to see how a community anchored in God's sovereignty can stand firm together. Join us for a special Missions Emphasis Sunday as we celebrate our teams and "Share Jesus Boldly." Don't miss this powerful service, followed immediately by our Missions Fundraiser. It's time to find a better kind of bold together!

This week wasn't just another wave of AI announcements.It may have been the week the industry quietly crossed into a different phase entirely.In this episode, Isar connects the dots behind one of the biggest weeks in AI so far—from Anthropic's explosive growth, to Google I/O, OpenAI's legal win, NVIDIA's record earnings, and Andrej Karpathy joining Anthropic to work on recursive self-improvement.Individually, each story matters.Together, they point to something bigger: accelerating AI capability, accelerating infrastructure buildout, and growing signals from the people closest to the frontier that we may be entering a very different era.The quote that framed the episode came from Demis Hassabis: “We were standing at the foothills of the singularity. It will be a profound moment for humanity.”This episode breaks down what that actually means—and why the implications go far beyond new models and product launches.In this session, you'll discover: - Why Anthropic's projected $44B annualized revenue shocked the industry - How Anthropic became more profitable per user than OpenAI, Google, and Microsoft - Why Andrej Karpathy joining Anthropic may be one of the year's biggest AI stories - What recursive self-improvement (RSI) means—and why labs are racing toward it - How OpenAI's legal win against Elon Musk clears the runway for a potential IPO - Why Google's AI strategy suddenly looks both confusing and incredibly ambitious - What Google's shift from “search” to autonomous AI agents means for websites and SEO - Why AI solving an 80-year-old math problem matters more than most people realize - How NVIDIA, SpaceX, and compute infrastructure are becoming central to the AI race - Why electricity—not chips—may become the biggest bottleneck in AI expansion - What Demis Hassabis means when he says we're at the “foothills of the singularity”About Leveraging AIThe Ultimate AI Course for Business People: https://multiplai.ai/ai-course/YouTube Full Episodes: https://www.youtube.com/@Multiplai_AI/Connect with Isar Meitis: https://www.linkedin.com/in/isarmeitis/ Join our Live Sessions, AI Hangouts and newsletter: https://services.multiplai.ai/eventsIf you've enjoyed or benefited from some of the insights of this episode, leave us a five-star review on your favorite podcast platform, and let us know what you learned, found helpful, or liked most about this show!

What does it mean to be at the “foothills of the singularity”? That’s how DeepMind CEO Demis Hassabis ended his speech at Google I/O, prompting questions and scratched heads. Oz and Reed Albergotti (Semafor) attempt to dissect the meaning behind Hassabis’s confounding statement. They also discuss why so many commencement speakers are getting booed by college graduates after bringing up AI, and what it means for SpaceX, Anthropic, and OpenAI to all be heading towards an IPO. Then, Oz sits down with David Webster, Head of UX at Google Labs, for a deeper look at the products Google unveiled at their annual developer conference of the year. Additional Reading: DeepMind founder Demis Hassabis on what Google AI products say about ‘singularity’ | Semafor A Guide to Commencement | Semafor SpaceX, Anthropic and OpenAI’s Sprint to Go Public Defines the AI Boom’s Big Day - WSJ Former Google CEO Eric Schmidt was booed | Strait Times IG Subscriber Q&A: Live @ Google I/O - by Alex Heath - Sources Download SAILY in your app store and use our code techstuff at checkout to get an exclusive 15% off your first purchase! For further details go to https://saily.com/techstuffSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Book of Acts - Acts 4:13-22: At our core, we long to be able to trust that people are living lives that are integrated - what they believe is born out in the way that they live. Presence, who people are, and Posture, how people live, matter a great deal to us.  Come and join us this Sunday as we look at Acts 4:13-22 and see how the Holy Spirit empowers the church to both presence and posture - resembling Jesus in our presence and testifying boldly about who He is and what He has done in our posture, so that people can be drawn to Jesus in a meaningful way through us.  

Listen below or click here for full show notes Subspace Chatter Kelvin Star Trek films are now FREE to watch on this streaming site William Shatner Hints at Return of “Star Trek” to San Diego Comic-Con 2026 – San Diego Comic-Con Unofficial Blog “Big Star Trek Event” Planned For San Diego Comic-Con 2026, According To William Shatner – TrekMovie.com    >>> Star Trek’s William Shatner on if Tarantino’s R RATED version is still possible Comic Con Liverpool – YouTube Trek Long Island – Long Island’s Trek Convention The real-world influence of Star Trek’s U.S.S. Enterprise | WUNC News Review: ‘The Art Of Star Trek: Lower Decks' Is A Beautiful Celebration And Window Into Roads Not Taken – TrekMovie.com In Vulcan, Alberta, Canada news… Vulcan County man proposing to build large data centre in the county | Calgary Herald Vulcan County celebrates Economic Development Week – HighRiverOnline.com Special Weather Statement issued for Foothills, Vulcan County, as spring storm approaches  – OkotoksOnline.com CLICK HERE to see our ratings for Star Trek episodes and movies we have discussed on the show. Ratings ata compiled and maintained by Listener Diane Here are links to 47 additional stories.broken out by series, movies and other categories. CLASSIC TV SERIES (in order of premiere) Star Trek: The Original Series (1966 – 1969) [3 seasons] Star Trek’s Original Crew Was Changed By A Sexist Demand From NBC  Spock’s 5 Best Star Trek: The Original Series Episodes, Ranked – AOL Star Trek: The Next Generation (1987 – 1994) [7 seasons] Every Season of Star Trek: The Next Generation Ranked Star Trek: Deep Space Nine (1993 – 1999) [7 seasons] 10 Worst Episodes Of Star Trek: Deep Space Nine  Star Trek: Voyager (1995 – 2001) [7 seasons] Star Trek: Voyager Documentary Blu-ray Release Date And Special Features Revealed  30 Years Ago, Star Trek Created A Bizarre Controversy That Still Haunts The Franchise  STREAMING SERIES AND MOVIES (in order of premiere) Star Trek: Short Treks (2018 – 2020) [2 seasons] The Forgotten Star Trek Show That Solved a Historic Canon-Breaking Spock Error Star Trek: Strange New Worlds (2022 – present) [4th season yet to premier, 5th/final season filmed] Star Trek Has Officially Replaced Captains Kirk & Picard  Star Trek: SNW’s ‘exciting’ Spirk relationship continues in season 4  Star Trek: Strange New Worlds Season 4 Promises Exploration And Adventure  Analysis: ‘Star Trek: Strange New Worlds' S4 Teaser Reveals A Series Finally Exploring The Final Frontier – TrekMovie.com  Every Star Trek: Strange New Worlds actor CONFIRMED for season 4  Interview: ‘Strange New Worlds' Cast Hypes Seasons 4 And 5, Talks Hope For ‘Star Trek: Year One' – TrekMovie.com  Star Trek: Strange New Worlds Season 4 & 5 Tease ‘Final Boss Energy’  NickALive!: Star Trek: Strange New Worlds | Cast Shares Their Favorite Scenes | Paramount+  Star Trek: Strange New Worlds season 4 image teases rad landing party  Star Trek Actors “Cried At Every End” Of Strange New Worlds' Final Season Episodes  Star Trek: SNW actor teases ‘fantastic horror episode’ in season 4  Star Trek: SNW season 4’s synopsis may disappoint fans  Star Trek Actress’ Three Words About ‘Strange New Worlds’ Seasons 4 and 5 Have Fans Pumped  Paramount’s 5-Part Space Opera Deserves More Than Its 94% Rotten Tomatoes Score  Star Trek: Starfleet Academy [2026 – present] [season 2 will end series] Star Trek’s Tawny Newsome felt she ‘hit the jackpot’ working on SFA season 1  Unannounced “Star Trek: Year One” series SNW’s Kirk & Spock reveal if they’d join Star Trek: Year One (should it be greenlit)  Star Trek: Strange New Worlds Cast Tease The Arrival Of Sulu And Bones  THEATRICAL MOTION PICTURES (in order of premiere) Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan (1982) Star Trek: Wrath of Khan Has Better Space Battles Than Star Wars  Star Trek: First Contact (1996) Star Trek Nearly Recruited H.R. Giger To Revamp The Franchise’s Scariest Villains Star Trek Beyond (2016) Why Karl Urban Almost Didn’t Return As Dr. McCoy In Star Trek Beyond  Trek movies that never were, for one reason or another, [such as Tarantino’s movie] 4 Lost ‘Star Trek' Films of the 70s: Roddenberry, Kirk and Kennedy, Black Holes and More (Exclusive)  Quentin Tarantino’s R-Rated Star Trek Movie Gets an Update From William Shatner – ComicBook.com  OTHER MEDIAStar Trek books, audio books New Star Trek Release Finally Reverses a Major Picard Injustice – ComicBook.com  Star Trek Is Bringing Back Wil Wheaton’s Wesley Crusher In An Excellent Way, And Fans Won’t Want To Miss It  New Star Trek book will detail rebuilding a beloved starship  Review: ‘The Art Of Star Trek: Lower Decks' Is A Beautiful Celebration And Window Into Roads Not Taken – TrekMovie.com  Star Trek Comics/graphic novels/magazines Early Look At ‘Star Trek: The Last Starship' #7 With Exclusive Preview From The Authors – TrekMovie.com  Watch Star Trek actor celebrate first comic book appearance  New Star Trek Release Collects the Best Trek Series in Years – ComicBook.com  MISCELLANEOUS Franchise-wide/Miscellaneous Celebrities You Didn’t Know Were In Star Trek  The 10 Best Performances In The Star Trek Movies, Ranked  These Are the Best Star Trek TV Series as the Series Turns 60 – AOL  How Star Trek Created Modern Blockbuster Movie Franchises by Accident  The 20 Best Star Trek Episodes Of All Time—Ranked  All 7 Banned Star Trek Episodes, Explained  The “Lost Years” That Led Gene Roddenberry Back To Star Trek – Reactor  ‘Star Trek’ Movie, ‘Star Trek: Year One’ and the Franchise Leaving TV  Star Trek’s future is addressed by Paramount CEO  Convention news/fandom NickALive!: Engage! The Highlight Video From Star Trek: The Cruise IX is Live! | Star Trek: The Cruise  Main Mission Star Trek: The Next Generation novel“Q-Space”The first of 3 books in the “Q Continuum” storyPublished August 1998Written by Greg Cox End Of Show It’s about time to refill the dilithium chamber and get on out of here. Find Clinton at Comedy4Cast Find Chuck and Kreg at Technorama Podcast If you liked the show, please be sure to tell a friend about it. And subscribe, so you’ll never miss an episode. We’d love to hear from you. Follow us on BlueSky (@thetopicistrek), visit our Facebook page or call us at 816-TREKKER, that’s (816) 873-5537 Don’t put on the red shirt!

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Book of Acts - Acts 2:42-47: What if the church wasn't just a place you attend - but a whole new way to be human? In Acts 2:42–47, the Spirit forms a community marked by deep devotion, radical generosity and authentic friendship. This is more than a gathering - it's a people shaped by Jesus, living differently in a fractured world. As we continue our journey through Acts, we'll see how ordinary people, filled with the Spirit, became an extraordinary community that changed everything. And the invitation is still open today.Join us in person and online at 9 or 11am. Bring a friend!

Book of Acts - Acts 2:36-41: When was the last time God's Word truly cut you to the heart? Not just informed or inspired - but pierced, convicted and brought you face to face with Jesus? In Acts 2, Peter stands before a crowd and boldly declares the centre of the Gospel: Jesus is both Lord and Christ - the reigning King and the saving Messiah. This is not just good advice or spiritual encouragement; it's a life-altering announcement. And when the message lands, everything changes. Hearts are pierced. Questions rise. Lives are turned.This passage reveals the full shape of the Gospel: Jesus is proclaimed, the Spirit convicts, repentance is called for, forgiveness is offered and the promise of new life is given. But it also brings urgency - because the Gospel always calls for a response.Whether you've followed Jesus for years or you're still exploring faith, this message invites you to move beyond hearing… to receiving. To turn, to trust and to step into the life God is offering. Join us this Sunday. Bring a friend!

Book of Acts - Acts 2:1-13: Have you ever been told something that you thought was too good to be true and struggled to believe it? In John 16:7, Jesus tells His disciples that it is better for them that He go because if He didn't go, the Spirit couldn't come. I'm sure that His disciples struggled to think that the Spirit coming was better for them than having Jesus with them in the flesh! Maybe at times we struggle to believe this, too? Join us this Sunday as we look at Acts 2, when the Spirit comes in power! The disciples learned by experience that Jesus knew exactly what He was talking about and this is still true for the church today!

Book of Acts - Acts 1:1-11: We love a great sequel - but Acts isn't a sequel. It's the continuation of Jesus' work. In Acts 1:1–11, we discover that what Jesus began didn't end with His resurrection - it continues through His people, empowered by His Spirit. As we start this new series, we step into a moment of waiting - not passive, but expectant. Jesus promises power, purpose and presence… but first, we learn to wait for the gift. If you've ever wondered what God is doing next - or what your role is in it - this is where it begins.Join us in person and online at 9 or 11am. Bring a friend!

A years-long saga in Salt Lake City's foothills is finally coming to an end. Host Ali Vallarta asks Tyler Fonarow, SLC trails and natural lands director, how the city resolved the drama and what improvements are on the horizon.  Get more from City Cast Salt Lake when you become a City Cast Salt Lake Neighbor. You'll enjoy perks like ad-free listening, invitations to members only events and more. Join now at membership.citycast.fm.  Subscribe to our daily morning newsletter. You can also find us on Instagram @CityCastSLC. Text or leave us a voicemail with your name and neighborhood, and you might hear it on the show: (801) 203-0137 Looking to advertise on City Cast Salt Lake? Check out our options for podcast and newsletter ads. Learn more about the sponsors of this episode:  Red Butte Garden

Most runners ask one question before a race: did I finish my training plan? But fitness and race readiness are not the same thing — and in this episode, Zoë and TJ break down the physiological and psychological framework that actually tells you whether you're ready to toe the line.They start with the foundational model: fitness + freshness + specificity. Using the Banister fitness-fatigue model, they explain how both signals decay at different rates (fatigue's half-life is roughly 7–10 days; fitness is 40–45) — and why that gap is exactly where your race-day performance capacity lives.From there, they go sign by sign through five indicators you're ready — including aerobic decoupling and cardiac drift as readiness metrics, what glycogen supercompensation actually feels like during taper, why race-specific physiological systems (VO2max, lactate threshold, SGLT-1/GLUT-5 gut adaptation) can't be faked on race day, and how pre-race anxiety and pre-race arousal are the same physiological state with a different cognitive label.Then the five signs you're not: climbing out of a fatigue hole your neuroendocrine system is still broadcasting, missing race-specific work that willpower can't replace, running on a pain you've been rationalizing, under-fueling and under-sleeping your way to the start line, and the hardest conversation in coaching — when your goal and your fitness aren't in the same zip code.They also get into: Hot or Not on energy drinks at aid stations, AI-generated Spotify playlists vs. human curation, multi-day races and FKTs, and Prancercise (yes, really).Topics covered:The Banister fitness-fatigue model and why fitness and freshness decay at different ratesAerobic decoupling (Pa:Hr) and cardiac drift as race readiness signalsTraining Stress Balance (TSB): what the +10 to +25 range actually meansGlycogen supercompensation during taper — and why you should not get on a scaleVO2max, lactate threshold, and time-on-feet: the specificity gapGut training: SGLT-1 and GLUT-5 transporter adaptation, and why 12 weeks out is not too earlyPre-race arousal vs. anxiety — the Alison Wood Brooks reappraisal researchHPA axis dysregulation, HRV, and the neuroendocrine signals of a fatigue holeDOMS vs. injury-relevant pain — the checklist coaches actually useWIG, WAG, and WOG: cascading race goals and why rigid goals aren't ambitiousMore at microcosm-coaching.com. Join the Foothills community for $10/month — group coaching, Slack community, and twice-monthly roundtables with Microcosm coaches.

SEGMENT 13: MERCOSUR DEAL UNPOPULAR AFTER 27 YEARS Guest: Simon Constable Constable reports from the Pyrenees foothills on European discontent with the Mercosur trade agreement finally concluded after 27 years of negotiations. Discussion covers farmer protests, industrial concerns, and widespread opposition across EU nations skeptical that this long-delayed deal serves their economic interests.1940 AUSTRALIA