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The audio recording of the extraordinary Trojans: Why Am I In Your Country? production, at Hounslow Arts Centre, which we produced in April 2025, with a cast of Syrian, Palestinian, Ukrainian, Afghan, Iranian, Saudi and other refugees. It was the result of a year long psycho-social support drama and oral heritage project, backed by the National Lottery Heritage Fund. We ran around 40 workshops, over 11 months for a total of 120 refugees and asylum seekers, most of whom were Iranians. The Iranians were a mixture of political refugees from the Women! Life! Freedome! movement and a large number of Christians who had converted INSIDE in Iran, where Christianity is punishable by death: it turns out there seems to be a grassroots wave of Evangelical Christianity sweeping Iran. But if the Religious Police catch you, the punishments are brutal, including death. We then built this new version of the play, with those workshop participants who wanted to go on stage. The play was directed by Luna Laurenti and William Stirling, and adapted from Euripides' Trojan Women by Charlotte Eagar, Luna Laurenti, William Stirling, Amanda Waggot, Olha Shvets, Alina Vinnachuk, Arwa Omaren and the cast, who worked their own stories of exile and loss into the play. Featuring the poetry of Olha Shvets. Produced by Trojan Women Project. copyright 2025/ Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Los servicios públicos de Cercanías y los servicios comerciales de ferrocarril de la Alta Velocidad y Larga Distancia están volviendo a funcionar de manera parcial cuando España registra un 90% del suministro eléctrico restablecido, según ha informado Renfe en un comunicado. En cuanto al transporte aéreo, el corte eléctrico provocó cancelación de 344 de los 6.000 vuelos programados en el país y obligó a auxiliar a más de 35.000 personas que quedaron atrapadas en trenes.RateHawk, plataforma B2B de reservas de viajes, cerró 2024 con un crecimiento del 67 % en volumen de reservas y un aumento del 75 % en el valor neto respecto a 2023. La compañía amplió su catálogo a más de 2,6 millones de alojamientos y lanzó con éxito su servicio de viajes en tren por Europa, adoptado por más del 25 % de sus usuarios habituales.Andalucía fue reconocida como la región más hospitalaria de España en los Traveller Review Awards 2025 de Booking.com, destacando por su turismo cercano, auténtico y sostenible. Además, Cazorla fue galardonada como el segundo destino más acogedor del mundo.El Congreso Europeo de Turismo Rural (COETUR) se celebrará en la Comunidad de Madrid los días 7 y 8 de mayo. Organizado por EscapadaRural y financiado este año por el Gobierno madrileño, el evento contará con la participación de cerca de 20 líderes de opinión, expertos internacionales y profesionales del sector.Air Europa se prepara para saldar en mayo una de las deudas más importantes contraídas durante la pandemia. La aerolínea abonará en las próximas semanas los últimos 58 millones de euros pendientes del préstamo de 141 millones que obtuvo en mayo de 2020, con aval del Instituto de Crédito Oficial (ICO).El Imserso ha endurecido el régimen de sanciones en sus nuevos pliegos, que pueden alcanzar hasta el 4% del contrato si no se cumplen estrictamente las condiciones de los viajes. Este "mayor régimen de sanciones en la historia del programa" tiene como objetivo asegurar la calidad de los servicios prestados por las empresas adjudicatarias.Freedome, la startup italiana especializada en experiencias al aire libre, ha llegado a España como parte de su expansión internacional. Con más de 400.000 clientes en Italia y 1.500 operadores, busca replicar su éxito ofreciendo actividades outdoor a locales y turistas, posicionándose como líder en turismo activo y sostenible.

Chris Chann mind blowing IG clip at MACBA, Shane O'Neill warming up for the olympics, Skatefolio's Olympic Skater Footage Study, Nike SB Electric Pack and Welcome Dylan Jaeb, Jenekm's Darren Harper raising his daughters at Pulaski, Budget or Buttery, Luis Mora's Erased Glow Video & New board brand Aura and much more! Timestamps 00:00:00 Nine Club Live #62 00:02:00 We've done 1,000 shows 00:04:30 Topic Rundown 00:12:00 Chris Chann mind blowing IG clip at MACBA 00:22:03 Joaquin Costa is too good at a young age 00:26:22 Shane O'Neill warming up for the olympics 00:28:00 Skatefolio's Olympic Skater Footage Study 00:42:00 Nike SB Electric Pack and Welcome Dylan Jaeb 00:49:50 Jenekm Darren Harper raising his daughters at Pulaski 00:54:19 Budget or Buttery 01:07:00 Luis Mora's Erased Glow Video 01:38:00 Luis Mora's New board brand Aura 01:45:45 Super chat appreciation featuring Freedome decks, thunder trucks, and Tom Asta Wheels 01:53:00 SOTY Board update 02:03:00 Thank you and good night Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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After spending years researching and teaching behavioral economics and household finance at Harvard University, the University of Pennsylvania Wharton School and the University of Chicago, Brigitte C. Madrian accepted a position as the ninth dean of the Marriott School of Business at Brigham Young University. She brings a wealth of knowledge and expertise to this episode of the Church News podcast, discussing the importance of faith-based education, ethics and empathy in economics and business, and the positive influence of BYU.  The Church News Podcast is a weekly podcast that invites listeners to make a journey of connection with members of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints across the globe. Host Sarah Jane Weaver, reporter and editor for The Church News for a quarter-century, shares a unique view of the stories, events, and most important people who form this international faith. With each episode, listeners are asked to embark on a journey to learn from one another and ponder, “What do I know now?” because of the experience. Produced by KellieAnn Halvorsen.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

La campagna di promozione e comunicazione del Ministero del Turismo denominata Open to Meraviglia (link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EOw57LXR-_M&ab_channel=MinisterodelTurismo), presenta un Virtual influencer inaspettato: la Venere di Botticelli. L'idea è interessante, ma ha qualche pecca a livello creativo, in particolare colpisce l'aspetto stereotipato e "da cartolina" dell'Italia e la capacità delle intelligenze artificiali di produrre qualcosa di più "immersivo" (link: https://www.linkedin.com/feed/update/urn:li:activity:7055457622467989504/). Il costo può sembrare elevato ma va chiarito che si parla di un costo complessivo di circa 9 milioni di euro, compreso gli spazi pubblicitari, forse a guidare la scelta sulla figura c'è lo zampino inconsapevole di Chiara Ferragni? Per chi non conosce il tema del virtual influencer ecco un link interessante (link: https://www.nuovi-turismi.com/turismo-virtual-influencer-venere-botticelli-italia/). AirBnB sospende per la seconda volta la sezione relativa alle esperienze (link: https://www.phocuswire.com/Airbnb-pauses-new-Experiences-after-predicting-growth-in-the-product). Ci sono diversi problemi ben descritti in in questo post su lInkedin (link: https://www.linkedin.com/posts/alessioneri_airbnbs-removal-of-experiences-from-homepage-activity-7053651489134714880-K819/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=member_ios). Accordo di partnership tra Freedome e Samrtpaing per agevolare i turisti nella scelta dei servi ancillari una volta giunti nell'hotel di destinazione (link: https://socialandtech.net/turismo-hotellerie-freedome-sigla-una-partnership-con-smartpaying/). Federalberghi nazionale giunga a Stresa per il Forum Risorse umane e competenze nel turismo. L' incontro è stato molto importante perché ha permesso una riflessione sui fabbisogni e sull'attrattività del settore alla luce delle tendenze economiche, sociali, tecnologiche e sulla necessità di certificare e sviluppare percorsi di formazione focalizzati su un cambio epocale di visione del turismo. #marketingterritoriale #landexplorer #marketingturistico #formazioneturismo #formazioneprofessionale #opentomeraviglia #campagnadicomunicazione #promozione #digital #virtualinfluencer

Don Kroah invites Craig Brown, Recovery Pastor at Church of the Redeemer in Gaithersburg, MD, about his book, Stop Hiding Start Healing: Discover how to be set free from the pain and shame of your past, so that you can live a life of freedom, meaning and purpose.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Ben Stein and cohost Judah Friedman discuss everything. From love to the twelve steps to race and how blessed we are to be in this country, no matter how gloomy the picture looks. And how to separate politics and life.

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La settimana oggetto di questa puntata di Leaks of the week è caratterizzata dai round di investimento di Vedrai che raccoglie 40 milioni di euro, di Soul-K con la sua piattaforma di food-as-a-service che chiude il round a 6,3 milioni di euro, ci sono poi molte notizie dal mondo degli acceleratori con il lancio di quelli dedicati a sport tech e silver economy che fanno parte della rete di CDP Venture Capital e con gli annunci delle startup dei nuovi batch di A-Road, l'acceleratore per scaleup di Growth Capital, e del programma di accelerazione di Bocconi 4 Innovation.In particolare si segnala anche che una delle quattro startup del secondo batch di A-Road è una travel tech che si chiama Freedome e che è stata anche una delle dodici startup che si sono presentati agli investitori nel corso dell'Investor day organizzato da Associazione Startup Turismo.Torniamo poi in Medio Oriente dove gli Emirati Arabi Uniti hanno in programma di rivedere il loro framework fiscale a partire dal 2023 inserendo anche delle imposte per le aziende, sarà interessante vedere come il Paese saprà gestire l'equilibrio tra la necessità di continuare ad attrarre talenti e aziende che fanno innovazione e in particolare le startup.Anche il governo italiano in questa settimana ha approvato un nuovo decreto legge che rende più moderne le procedure per la protezione della proprietà intellettuale, in particolare abolisce il cosiddetto Professor's Privilege rendendo più efficace la realizzazione di spin-off accademici, ora il testo del decreto legge è al vaglio del Parlamento.Buon ascolto.

There are many adoptive parents whose adopted children can't receive their love. If we liken it to a dance, the adopted child may delight in stepping on the parent's toes. Sherrie Eldridge explains why this happens from an adoptee perspective, as well as sharing adoptive parent thoughts about the rejection they experience. Hopefully, parents will come away with new ideas about how to dance effectively with their adopted children.All Rights Reserved. @sherrieeldridge

Should Member Berries Be Illegal? (Why I Don't Trust Critics Anymore) l The H+A Podcast 098 We watched Spiderman No Way Home, Ghostbusters Afterlife, Matrix Resurrections, and Licorice Pizza recently and noticed the movies of 2021 were a bunch of member berry movies where the movie critics were very biased and selective about why they loved or hated each movie. It made me realize that member berries have become a movie trope where a lot of even the best movie watchers can't separate their personal bias and nostalgia in order to give a fair review. I think member berry movies are now just a genre. Weekly Recommendation: Tim Dillon and Lex Fridman Ownership, Freedome, and Love Clip https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gcRiYN5N0Iw BUY OUR MERCH! https://www.honeyandabsinthe.com/ 8 Steps To Launch Your Online Store - Free Guide! https://mailchi.mp/72759dbda25f/8-steps-to-launch-your-online-store NEW MASTERS ACADEMY ONLINE ART COURSE FREE 7 DAY TRIAL https://www.nma.art/?ref=63 Get Tubebuddy! https://www.tubebuddy.com/honeyandabsinthe Camera Equipment I Use! https://kit.co/honeyandabsinthe/honey-absinthe-camera-kit FREE AUDIOBOOKS! It helps us out at no cost to you! http://www.audibletrial.com/thehoneyandabsinthepodcast FOLLOW US ON: Instagram https://www.instagram.com/honeyandabsinthe #contentcreator #memberberry #entrepreneurship #honeyandabsinthe --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/janet1805/support

Here's a quick look into which chakras are blocked and keeping you feeling down. What do you need to dive into in order to free yourself up again? Were on Amazon Music now!! Thank you to Amazon Music for listing us! We appreciate you!Happy holidays to all of you!

Not only do the left want to celebrate the abortion, they and this regime are openly trying tp celebrate the aborting of our great country. Plus the tides are turning in our favor now is the time to be "loud and proud".

Guests:  Coston Dickenson and Andres, graduate students in the Georgia Tech College of Design. First broadcast June 09 2017 Playlist at: https://www.wrek.org/2017/06/playlist-for-lost-in-the-stacks-from-friday-june-9th-the-freedome-library-episode-346/

 Evelyn is the owner of Evelyn LeVasseur Fitness, a company that focuses on helping busy, overwhelmed moms reach their body goals without dieting or deprivation.  After almost 19 years of dieting on and off, Evelyn realized that focusing on food and exercise was just a band-aid to the real issues that were bringing on weight gain.  She teaches her clients to eat in a way that keeps their bodies healthy and feeling satisfied without restriction. She wants every woman to know she can want to change her body and love it at the same time. Most importantly, Evelyn knows that if we want our children to grow to be strong, self-loving, and confident, we must be willing to live that for ourselves. Evelyn is sure to focus conversations around the idea of leaving legacies of health for our children and the generations that follow. Evelyn is a transformation speaker, nutrition coach, certified group and personal trainer, and has a specialization in behavior change. She also has a BA in Psychology and a Master's in Education. LISTEN IS AS WE DISCUSSHow Evelyn ended up in the fitness spaceThe type of mindset barriers that she's seen most women struggle withHow self-care impacts our self intuitionTrusting yourself and your bodyConnect with Tamikaemail address: tamikamctier@gmail.comFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/tamika.mctier/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/_tamikamctier/  and podcast: https://www.instagram.com/agelessconversations/Looking for resources for marriage, finances and how to get started on your fitness journey? If you answered yes to any of these, grab your free resources now. https://tamikamctier.com/work-with/ https://tamikamctier.com/shop/Connect with Evelynwebsite: www.evelynfit.comFB: Evelyn LeVasseur Fitness IG: @evelyn_levasseur_fitness LinkedIn: Evelyn LeVasseurPlease rate and review the podcast. It really helps more people find me. I take time to read every message and appreciate your feedback and 5 star review.      

Tramayne is a blogger and content creator based in Charlotte, NC. Her funny and relatable family and lifestyle content has garnered more than half a million views online. She's on a journey to become debt free and has paid off over $130k in debt since 2018. Tramayne's mantra is “Everything is possible. Declare it and it's yours!”Connect with Tramayne at:email: tramayneosbourne@gmail.comwebsite: Tramayneandco.comInstagram: @TramayneandCoConnect with Tamikaemail address: tamikamctier@gmail.comFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/tamika.mctier/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/_tamikamctier/  and podcast: https://www.instagram.com/agelessconversations/Looking for resources for marriage, finances and how to get started on your fitness journey? If you answered yes to any of these, grab your free resources now. https://tamikamctier.com/work-with/ https://tamikamctier.com/shop/Please rate and review the podcast. It really helps more people find me. I take time to read every message and appreciate your feedback and 5 star review.

We welcome Journalist, Mother, News Anchor, Wife to the broadcast to discuss her media experiences during Lockdown, The changes within Journalism, Covid-19 Delivery System, Life in General & Much More... Instagram: @kristileightv Instagram: @cfr_news 

En esta edición del saga podcast les hablamos de muchos juegos que son gratis de jugar para todos aquellos que ya hicieron el gasto de un celular, PC o hasta una consola nueva y no tienen el dinero para comprar nada por un tiempo

En esta edición del saga podcast les hablamos de muchos juegos que son gratis de jugar para todos aquellos que ya hicieron el gasto de un celular, PC o hasta una consola nueva y no tienen el dinero para comprar nada por un tiempo

En esta edición del saga podcast les hablamos de muchos juegos que son gratis de jugar para todos aquellos que ya hicieron el gasto de un celular, PC o hasta una consola nueva y no tienen el dinero para comprar nada por un tiempo.

We welcome Darrye Marble aka D Marble back to the broadcast for a catch up and to discuss Living Off Grid, Van Life, Freedome, Nature, Life in Lockdown and so much more.. Instagram: @d_marble_fe Instagram: @cfr_news Twitter: @TheNoble187 Parler: @cfrnetwork

What is the difference between arts engagement and community outreach? How should accountability look like in this new normal for theatres? We talk about this and many more interesting topics with Freedome Bradley-Ballentine, Arts Engagement Director of the Old Globe Theatre in San Diego, and newly appointed Associate Artistic Director. Freedome has been in San Diego for four years, but his impact on the community has been unforgettable. His work forges significant bonds, building positive social connections with economically, geographically, and culturally diverse communities throughout San Diego. He has developed a host of new programs and re-imagined legacy programming facilitating the Globe’s commitment of making theater matter to more people. Links of what we talked about during the episode: For more information on the Old Globe's Arts Engagement Department: https://www.theoldglobe.org/arts-engagement/programming/ The Pam Farr Summer Shakespeare Studio Final Performance: https://www.facebook.com/TOGArtsEngagement/videos/961496074301421/UzpfSTEwNzg3Nzc3NDE4OTEwMToxNjgzMjQxNjgxNDQ0NjE/ Local business and non-profit organization: Bahn Thai Restaurant: https://www.facebook.com/BahnThai Common Ground Theatre: http://www.commongroundtheatre.com/ Announcements at the Zero: The Thought of the Week is up, bilingual and fabulous: http://www.fromanother0.com/2020/07/el-pensamiento-de-la-semana-adios-julio.html Like us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/FromAnother0/ Follow us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/fromanother0/ Subscribe to our Youtube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCrf612wzztLih5EntaTeX2g?view_as=subscriber Thank you for joining us! With love, Alejandra ------- --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/from-another-zero/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/from-another-zero/support

Nel mondo dei consumi si moltiplicano le iniziative per dire grazie a medici, infermieri e operatori sanitari: dalle vacanze in barca di Sailsquare alla colazione da McDonalds, fino alle attività outdoor di Freedome.it. E' made in Italy il primo tessuto antivirus e antibatterico, si chiama ViroFormula ed è firmato Albini Group. Focus sui trend dedicato alla difficile ripartenza di locali e ristoranti, a caccia delle soluzioni più creative e innovative che fanno scuola nel mondo: dalle mini serre lungo i canali di Amsterdam al pesciolino igienizzante nelle bento box giapponesi.

Nel mondo dei consumi si moltiplicano le iniziative per dire grazie a medici, infermieri e operatori sanitari: dalle vacanze in barca di Sailsquare alla colazione da McDonalds, fino alle attività outdoor di Freedome.it. E' made in Italy il primo tessuto antivirus e antibatterico, si chiama ViroFormula ed è firmato Albini Group. Focus sui trend dedicato alla difficile ripartenza di locali e ristoranti, a caccia delle soluzioni più creative e innovative che fanno scuola nel mondo: dalle mini serre lungo i canali di Amsterdam al pesciolino igienizzante nelle bento box giapponesi.

Nel mondo dei consumi si moltiplicano le iniziative per dire grazie a medici, infermieri e operatori sanitari: dalle vacanze in barca di Sailsquare alla colazione da McDonalds, fino alle attività outdoor di Freedome.it. E' made in Italy il primo tessuto antivirus e antibatterico, si chiama ViroFormula ed è firmato Albini Group. Focus sui trend dedicato alla difficile ripartenza di locali e ristoranti, a caccia delle soluzioni più creative e innovative che fanno scuola nel mondo: dalle mini serre lungo i canali di Amsterdam al pesciolino igienizzante nelle bento box giapponesi.

We escaped to the west to finally get a taste of freedom. What have we done? One Godless Podcast Audio Links Apple Podcast http://itunes.apple.com/ca/podcast/one-godless-woman/id1443409801?mt=2 SoundCloud https://soundcloud.com/onegodlesswoman Stitcher https://www.stitcher.com/s?fid=333940&refid=stpr Spotify https://open.spotify.com/show/0Vc3WPmgGDgZvcq3Y6HwlU?si=H2HzWxAfSsyjdgXKKWQKoQ Google Play https://play.google.com/music/m/Inehmrtrqpttefu3mju2kekyo7q?t=One_Godless_Woman Contact One Godless Woman Blog: http://xsaudi.blogspot.com/?m=1 Twitter: @GodlessWomanOne Gab: www.gab.ai/onegodlesswoman YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC3tVjiIF2isKHViQmgtws2Q Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/onegodlesswoman Please join our email list - http://eepurl.com/dLlLAo

Star Trek Picard's season finale "Et in Arcadia Ego Part 2" has arrived. We finally get to see some turn of the century Starfleet ships, plus a welcome familiar face. So what did I think of the climax? I talk about what worked for me, and what didn't. It's been a wild ride over the last ten weeks. I've enjoyed the journey, and I hope you'll continue to join me on Nerd Heaven now that Star Trek Picard is finished. There's plenty more to come! ----more---- Transcript   Welcome to Nerd Heaven I’m Adam David Collings, the author of Jewel of The Stars And I am a nerd.   This is episode 20 of the podcast. Today, we’re talking the 10th episode and season finale of Star Trek Picard Et in Arcadia ego Part 2.   And yes, apparently, it’s et, not et. It’s apparently latin. Last week I interpreted it as a mixture of french and english. Which should probably be a little embarrassing.   So we’ve made it all the way through season 1. Be sure to stick around to the end of this podcast, because I’ll be talking about what the future holds for Nerd Heaven now that Picard season 1 is finished. I’m recording this episode on the 28th of March 2020. And right now, basically the entire world are being told to stay in their homes unless absolutely necessary, due to the spread of covid 19. It’s a crazy time. But at least we have new Star Trek to talk about.   The description for this episode on memory alpha reads Picard and his team are pitted against the Romulans and the synthetics of Coppelius in a final confrontation.   The teleplay was by Michael Chabon. The story was by Michael Chabon and Akiva Goldsman It was directed by Akiva Goldsman And it first aired on the 26th of March 2020.   Make it so.   I love that opening shot of the Borg cube crashed on the shore of the ocean. And we see that Narak has arrived. Makes sense this would be the place he’d go. Elnor and Seven are just sitting around in the dark talking about xbs. Why did they stay behind again? One of the downsides of this show seems to be under-utilising certain characters, such as these two. I think this scene epitomises that problem. However, it’s a great scene. Elnor posits that because the xbs have no home, and are hated by everyone, that they might be better off dead. Seven reminds him that she’s also an xb. Does that mean she should just kill herself? The reason he gives that she should not, is that he would miss her. Nice little friendship growing between these two. So in Elnor’s philosophy, being loved by another is a reason to live. And it is. It’s one of the strongest driving forces that keeps us going through hard times. It’s also one of the most soul-destroying things that rob people of their hope, when they feel that nobody loves them.   And then surprise surprise. Rizzo is on the cube. This has me really confused. We saw her being attacked by xbs. At the last second she beamed aboard one of the Romulan ships and left the cube, heading for Coppelius. And then last week, we saw her commanding one of the warbirds, a day away from the planet. Unless that was Oh. We know she’s commanding the fleet now. But it seemed very clear to me, back in Broken Pieces, that she had beamed off the cube. So if we’re supposed to accept that she’s been hiding on the cube all this time, they’ve not done a good job of explaining it. Now she’s on the cube, but the fleet hasn’t arrived yet. I was waiting for her to fade out, as a hologram. Very strange.   We’ll see the robot butterfly flapping about a lot in this episode. It could be symbolic. I’ll talk more about it later. For now, Picard is envious of the freedom the butterfly has, since he is currently imprisoned. Soji comes in to see him.   It seems she wasn’t being a double agent last week, when she agreed with her evil twin Sutra. And she has the nerve to say to Picard “Try to see this from our point of view.” We’re going to kill you, everyone you ever loved, and literally all organic life in the galaxy. But try to see it from our point of view.” She says of his plan to rescue them in his ship,  “You choose if we live. You choose if we die. You choose. We have no choice.” But that’s exactly what she’s doing right now. She’s choosing whether people live or die, and she’s chosen for them to die. The synths have legitimate grievances again organics, but she has become just like her enemy. But she has become worse. Worse than the Federation. Not worse than the Zhat Vash, who want to exterminate all synthetic life. The synths and the Zhat Vash have become mirrors of each other. And both because of the same motivation. Fear. Again, we’ll come back to this.   Picard says “To say you have no choice is a failure of imagination.” Which I think is a great line. And one that we can all apply to our own lives. And as he points out, not only have the synths become the Zhat Vash, they have become the very monsters the Zhat Vash fear.   And so another party separates, leaving one of their number behind on the Borg cube. This time, Rizo remains to bring the weapons online. Not sure what she hopes to accomplish with the weapons of a grounded borg cube, but anyway.   And Elnor notices Narak and follows him.   Rios and Raffi are fixing the ship using the magic repair device. It feels like a technology that would be more at home in Doctor Who than Star Trek, but it’s interesting. I do like the friendship these two have.   Altan Soong is an interesting one. He really is okay with all organic life being annihilated for the sake of his synths. As long as he gets to transfer into a synth body, of course. He really believes Agnus is willing to help him do that, and then die herself. And he’s okay with that as well. The guy is a bit unhinged. Of course, Agnus has no intention of helping him, or of dying.   Narak makes a good point to Rios. He’s trying to save the universe. And he is. While Narak and his sister are really not fantastic villains, this is one aspect of them that I like. They believe they’re the good guys. They’re not just evil for evil’s sake. I do like a villain who is the hero of their own story. Right now, Narak and Rios have a common enemy, and a partially common goal. They need to stop the synths from calling in the supersynths. Of course, Narak wants to do that by eliminating all the synths. So working with him is very risky. But maybe, just maybe, the partially genuine feelings he developed for Soji have softened him just a bit. Maybe he’s hoping to find a way to save the universe without slaughtering the synths. Maybe that’s why he insisted that Rizo stay behind at the cube, because she’s more trigger-happy than he is.   I really like Elnor’s innocence. He just says what’s on his mind like a kid. He looks across the campfire at Narak and says “I don’t like you.” And yet, somehow, Evan Evagora sells it without it sounding silly or on the nose.   So Narak tells the story of  ganmadan. It’s like the Romulan end times. What’s interesting is that he says “some say it dates back from long before our ancestors first arrived on vulcan.”   Now, either this is a mistake in dialog, meant to say “before our ancestors arrived on Romulus from Vulcan”,  or they are implying that Vulcans are not native to their homeworld, that they travelled their from somewhere else. Which is a major game-changing idea to casually just drop into conversation like this. What are we supposed to make of this?    Anyway, Ganmadan is a story that is eerily reminiscent of what is going on, even more eerily reminiscent of what will soon happen later in the episode. Narak doesn’t believe it’s a prophecy, he believes it’s history. A history that will repeat itself.   Okay. So we know the super-nasty-synths from a higher plan have come and annihilated organic life before. But they were called by two sisters? It seems strangely coincidental that all those eons ago, it was synths made in sibling pairs, just like Maddox’s synths, that called the big bads. So I’m left wondering. Is there more to it? There’s no time-travel involved in this show. Will there be there in the future? Or is it supposed to truly be a real prophecy? Something none of the characters around this fireplace actually believe in?   I know it would probably be easier to pull off their plan in daylight, and the campfire scene allows the episode to give us some exposition in a dramatic way, but given the stakes, they seem to have very little sense of urgency. If I were them, I’d be trying to destroy that beacon as soon as possible.   They do that cutting back and force thing again here, and it works well for me here, because it’s kinda reminiscent of a heist movie.   They hide the detonator in a soccer ball, which the synths let him carry into the village. Odd that he’d happen to bring a soccer ball, but whatever. I’ll give them that one.   So agnus breaks Picard out of jail. I love Agnus’s face when she says she thought she’d be a terrible secret agent, but she’s starting to think she may have a gift.   Picard and Agnus are talking about how to stop the synths. Technologically, they’re more advanced, but they’re also like children. Their only teachers have been a couple of hermits. And we already know that one of them, Soong, is a pretty unstable guy. They’ve lived their lives under the threat of extermination. Picard can’t single handedly take down the Romulan Fleet, or destroy the beacon, but he can teach the synths some better lessons. This is what he’s good at. This is the speech-making Picard we’ve known all these years. Who debated passionately with Q. Who pleaded with Soran to call of his genocide of the people in the  Viridian system. Picard is a man who influences and convinces. That’s how he’s going to save the day. “Yes, they have life, but nobody is teaching them what life is for. To be alive is a responsibility as well as a right.” He’s going to teach them this lesson by example. This is a pretty decent Picard speech, and will likely be remembered alongside many from TNG.   “Fear is an incompetent teacher,” he says. Feat has been an important theme throughout this show. Probably the most important. Everybody in this show is allowing their actions to be dictated by fear. The Zhat Vash, Starfleet, the synths. They’ve all succumbed to it. That’s the other thing about fear. None of us are immune to it. You know what would have made this theme even more powerful, is that if Picard himself had struggled with fear a little through this season, but overcame it in time to teach the galaxy this lesson. Picard has had an arc, and he has struggled with things, but fear hasn’t been one of them. Which makes him come off, just a little pompous. But then, I guess that’s also been a bit of an aspect of Picard’s character all these years. He’s the high idea, the one who teaches us all the error of our ways. This show has probably given us the most flawed Picard we’ve ever had. So, I’ll not be too harsh here.   Actually, I’ve gotta say on second viewing, I’m really connecting with this more than the first time. The thing is, at 94 years of age, Picard is no longer an action hero. He’s using what he’s got. His mind. His mind, and his conscience are as keen as the day we first met him coming down the lift in the engine room of the newly commissioned Enterprise D.   And then we finally get our one and only “Make it so” in the season. And it’s spoken, not by Picard, but by Agnes. In a way that feels very much fan-service easter-egg. I talked about this last week. “Make it so” is not something that should be fan service. Make it so is not an easter egg. Make it so is a very natural and regular part of Picard’s vocabulary. I don’t think the writers of this show understand that. It makes little sense for Agnus to say it. First of all, how does she even know it’s a phrase of his. He’s never said it in front of her, at least not on screen. It’s like they’re thinking, “we can’t put in too many easter eggs, and we’ve got to mix them up, so we’ll have Agnus say it.” Totally missing the point there. As I said last week, there have been plenty of opportunities for Picard to say it very naturally. But instead, they give us this. I know it’s a small thing, but we Star Trek fans like to nitpick the small things. And this was a bit frustrating to me. Anyway, moving on.   So Soong learns the truth. Saga was killed not by Narak, but by Sutra, who let Narak go. So he decides to become one of the good guys. He confronts Sutra and de-activates her. But remember, minutes ago, this was the man who was quite okay with all organic life being obliterated. This is a little too much for me. It’s not that the realisation that he’s been played makes him join the good guys, it’s the fact that he went so far the other way first. I’m afraid it’s not quite working for me. Soong realises at this moment that he’s been a bad teacher. His line as she falls is kinda telling, though. “Turns out, you’re no better than we are.” It seems that Soong believed the synths were better than humanity. Superior, not just physically, but morally. Perhaps that’s why he was willing to let all organic life die. This line helps, but his turn is still too jarring, from super-super-evil-moustache-twirler to reasonable man.   And I’m afraid I have to point out that Elnor and Narak punching and kicking synths is ridiculous. All they’d get for their trouble would be broken fingers and ankles. These are androids. Metal and plastic. Super strong. And super fast. Honestly, there’s no way our heroes should succeed here. But of course, they don’t. For a second there, I thought Soji was going to turn good and help them. But no, she throws the detonator into the sky. She’s really still okay with comitting genocide.   I’m ok with the other synths being committed to this plan. As picard says they’re children who’ve not been taught well. But until recently, Soji thought she was human. And she’s begun to develop relationships with humans.   Anyway   Rizo is trying to use the Borg weapons to destroy La Sierena. But Seven shows up to stop her. I always thought Elnor would be the one to kill Rizo, but I’m okay with Seven doing it. In fact, that may be even more satisfying. Especially when she says “this is for hugh.” Rizo’s prejudice against rescued former borg is inconsistent. She doesn’t treat her aunt Ramdha with hate, or call her a half-meat. But it’s probably a mistake to look for logic or consistency in hate.   Have I mentioned before that I quite like the designs of the new Romulan warbirds? Oh orders her people to sterilise the entire planet. I feel like the episode should be over at this point. They should have been able to destroy the settlement before the orchids even made it into orbit. Anyway, those orchids buy us a little time.   I have quite mixed feelings about this next part of the episode. So Agnus and Picard come up with a plan, inspired by the old Picard Maneuver he used on the Stargazer against a Ferengi vessel all those decades ago.   Picard’s plan here is to show Soji a better way. Her specifically. She’s the one he can reach. She’s the one he’s been building a relationship with all this time.   He’s not just trying to stop the synths from unleashing hell. He’s also trying to stop the Romulans from killing the synths. In effect, he’s on both sides of the conflict, or on neither. He wants Soji to know that despite what she’s doing, he still wants to save her people, to find an option that works for all.   Again, Oh orders all ships to target the nest. Then a good 30 seconds before Picard’s fake ships even appear. The nest should now be destroyed. But no, the Romulan ships are just sitting there, their guns glowing. Doing nothing. And Oh is so distracted by the site of La Sirenna. One ship. “What is that?” she asks, like she’s seen something amazing. This is not a new problem. TNG often had the crew of the Enterprise sitting around like stunned mullets when they should have been acting. This time around, it’s the villains. Then Agnus pulls off the trick. Lots of fake La Sierannas. It distracts the Romulans for a moment or two, but it doesn’t actually achieve anything. Except, I guess, it buys them a little more time for Starfleet to get there. But before that can happen, the brecon activates. It opens a whole in space. A portal. Again Oh, is so slow. Does it really take that long to re-target their distruports? “On my command. Now I’ll start into space dramatically for a few seconds beforeI give the command. Oh. too late. Starfleet are here now.”   However, the arrival of Starfleet was a great moment. We’ve been wanting to see some turn-of-the-century Starfleet ships, and finally we get some. This is the moment we’ve been waiting for. We spot some modern upgrades to the nebula class, an excitingly, a couple of sovereign classes! Could one of these be the Enterprise? Has the Enterprise E been retired or destroyed at this point? We don’t actually know. But either way, it’s wonderful to see the sovereign class. I love that ship. And you know, this is the first time we’ve actually seen the sovereign class in a TV show. Back when they were doing the TNG movies, we never saw a sovereign on screen in either DS9 or Voyager. I thought that was a shame, personally.   At a closer look, those other ships are not so reminiscent of the nebula class. They’re kind of a squishy hybrid between the intrepid class and the galaxy class, but skinned with the aesthetic of the sovereign class.   Most of the fleet seems to be made up of this new ship class, and sovereigns, although I think I might have spotted something slightly deficient-esque. But maybe not. Anyway, then, a not-so-big-but-still-welcome-suprise.  This is acting Captain Will Riker in command of the USS Zheng He. I was hoping Riker would put the uniform back on to lead the fleet coming to Picard’s aide. He’s not on board his old ship, the Titan. This, apparently, is Starfleet’s most powerful ship.   The ship is named after chinese explorer Zheng He. Apparently, he was also a mariner, diplomat, fleet admiral, and court eunuch! That’s quite a diverse career. He lived from 1371 to 1433.   We don’t know much about this ship. We don’t even really see the exterior. Memory alpha describes it as a Zheng-he type starship. So it’s a new class, a prototype. We have no registry number. We do see the interior of the bridge, and I quite like what little we see of it. Loving that super wide viewscreen. Apparently, the bridge is a redress of the USS Discovery bridge. All I recognised was the chair, so it must be a pretty significant redress. Anyway, that aesthetic looks a lot more appropriate here at the turn of the 25th century than it ever did in the twenty third. As much as I love this moment, I’m kinda annoyed that they don’t even show us the exterior of this ship. We Star Trek nerds live for this kind of thing.   And all the while everyone is talking, that beacon is still working, and the portal is open. There’s a real timing problem with this confrontation.   While all of this is happening, Picard is having some kind of stroke or something. Obviously related to his brain defect. It seems his syndrome, irumodic or otherwise, is taking his life a heck of a lot quicker than we were expecting. But Picard still has to convince Soji.   He begs Soji to prove to the Romulans that she’s not the destroyer, that they don’t need to fear her. And while all of this is going on, those fleets are still just sitting there. No shot has been fired yet. Even though Oh ordered her ships to target the Federation fleet and attack. For some reason, these romulan weapons take an absolute eternity to re-target, which is preposterous to me.   Picard makes a good point. We’re not trying to destroy you. We’re not joining the Romulans, targeting you. We’re defending you. Because we believe in you.   Then we get a cool but brief look at the super-synths. They’re really creepy. The stuff of nightmares. Crawley tentacled things squirming in red-tinged space.   Soji finally listens to Picard’s words and turns off the beacon. As well she should. Picard, I believe, has successfully made his point.   But it’s at this moment when everybody seems to give up too easily. The super-synths are just gone. Now we have to speculate at this point, that the beacon is more than just a message, saying come help us. It literally opens a portal into our universe. A portal that can’t be opened from the other side? It would seem to me that these super-synths wouldn’t just give up and go home just because the beacon stopped transmitting. I mean, the beacon could have been destroyed by the organics.   The romulans give up too easily. These extremist Zhat Vash who have devoted their lives to wiping out synths leave the scene immediately. And then the entire Federation fleet leaves the system. Escorting the Romulans out of Federation space, apparently, but not one ship remains behind to guard the planet, or to make sure no super-synths return with a portal of their own.   I love that we got to see the Federation fleet, and I love that we got to see Riker in uniform again, the new uniform. Looks good on him. But I wanted more. Starfleet didn’t even fire a shot. I get that this show is more sci-fi drama than sci-fi action. But this felt quite anti-climactic to me. I was expecting an epic space battle here. It could have been one to rival the battle in Deep Space Nine’s Sacrifice of Angels. The two fleets should have battled while Picard was convincing Soji.   Anyway. That was the plot climax for the series. But not the character climax. That’s about to come now.   The little exchange between Picard and Riker actually felt reminiscent of the scene between Kirk and Sulu at the end of Star Trek 6. They may not be stationed on the same ship together, but these characters will always have each other’s backs.   And now that it’s all over, Picard’s brain tears itself apart. Hastened by the dru Agnus administered. I’ll admit, this surprised me. I thought Picard’s slow descent into dementia and eventual death would be an arc that would take us through all seasons of this show.   It’s an emotional moment, but at the same time, it’s kind of hollow. We know this is not the end. We know they’re already working on season 2. The show is called Star Trek Picard. They’re not gonna do it without him. So we know they’re gonna pull some kind of magic reset button like they did back in the days of TNG.   As Picard dies, he tells Rafi she was right. She asks what about, but he never gets any more words out. What do you think he was talking about? I’m guessing he means when she got angry at him for giving up after Starfleet refused to help the Romulans. It’s the one big disagreement they had.   So now we get a couple of character scenes between different people. When Rios says “You heard?” they make it clear that Picard has died. But there’s more they don’t tell you yet. Seven is angry at herself for killing somebody just because it’s what they deserve. Just because it feels wrong for them to still be alive. I love this moment. I agree with Seven. It felt wrong for Rizo to still be alive, given how evil she was. If we were talking about a real person, I’d feel differently, but because she was fictional, I really really wanted her to die. But I love that the show addresses the harsh reality of this. Seven took a life. That’s not a good thing. It’s not something to be celebrated. In so many shows, the good guy kills the bad guy, and feels nothing. This show is acknowledging that Seven did what had to be done, but that doesn’t means she should be okay with it. Taking a life exerts a toll on the killer. I assure you I don’t say that from experience. I’ve never killed anyone, and I desperately hope I never have to.   As for Rios, he’s angry for once again letting a great captain, another father figure, into his heart, only to lose them again. These are the moments that Star Trek Picard excels at. The quiet character moments. And then the butterfly swoops past the camera again. At this moment, my wife said “That butterfly has to be symbolic of something.”   Poor Elnor. The way he puts his fists up to his eyes didn’t feel like a good acting choice. Looked more like a little kid crying of a broken toy, than a young man crying over the death of the only father he ever knew. But apart from the tiny moment, this scene still made me hurt inside. As Elnor sobs and Raffi holds him. Yeah, that got to me, so well done to both actors.   And then we cut to Picard. I think that maybe, the butterfly was symbolic of Data. Although the butterfly has what Data lacks. Freedome. But i’m getting ahead of myself.   Picard wakes up in a room with Data. Data calls it a massively complex quantum simulation. Turns out, Picard’s consciousness has been uploaded into a computer. That computer also contains the consciousness of Data, originally backed-up to B4, and used to clone all the other synths. So..this is efficevely, the real data. Not a dream.   This is wonderful because it gives Picard the chance to actually have a real talk with the real data. Also, I love that Data shows up in my favourite uniform - the TNG movie uniform he last wore before he died. Makes sense. That’s what he was wearing when he backed up his engrams into B4.   I love how Picard says “I was furious” because Data sacrificed himself to save Picard. And Data says to straight “I apologise, Captain. But I am not certain I could have done otherwise.”    Data doesn’t quite look right in this scene, but honestly, that doesn’t bother me in the slightest. Brent Spiner is 71 years old. He was 38 when he first played Data. He’s allowed to look different, even under all that makeup. And this is a beautiful scene.   This really is a great conversation. They talk about their lack of regret for the sacrifices they made for others. This all helps Picard finally come to terms with Data’s death. It’s beautiful. Which makes it all the more heartbreaking when Data makes a request of Picard.   Data asks Picard to terminate his consciousness. What did I say about this show being full of suicide? Here’s another example. I struggled with this. Data says he doesn’t want to die, he wants to live, however briefly, knowing his life is finite. Mortality gives meaning to human life, captain. Data says peace, love and friendship are precious, because we know they cannot endure. I agree with Data that these things are precious, although I’m not sure I agree with his reason. They are precious, but not necessarily because they cannot endure. I’m not even sure I fully agree that they cannot endure.   Anyway, Data has always wanted to be more human, and there is nothing more human than mortality. As Picard said to Soran in generations. It’s our mortality that defines us. It’s part of the truth of our existence.   Picard agrees. And so, heart-breakingly, we have to watch Data die a second time. And it’s worse than the first time. But I’ll get to that.   The thing I like about this show is that, in some way, it redeemed Star Trek Nemesis. Don’t get me wrong, I still think that’s a bad movie, but this gives much greater meaning and depth to it, in much the same way that Avengers Endgame gave more depth to Thor Ragnarok and Guardians of The Galaxy.   So they downloaded Picard’s consciousness into the golem. It looks exactly like Picard’s real body. We still don’t understand if this golem is made of metal or flesh. But given he has normal skin tone, not yellow skin and eyes, I’d suggest it’s probably a flesh body like what Soji has.   Picard seems remarkably okay with this. Personally, I’d find the realisation that I’d died and was now in an artificial body a difficult transition to get used to. I’d be feeling a whole host of emotions.   But this body is not augmented. No super strength or speed.  The brain abnormality is gone. I love when he says, almost panicked, “you haven’t made me immortal.” “No, we were paying attention. You’ll die roughly around the time you would have died otherwise.” And then Picard says “I wouldn't have minded an extra 10 years. Maybe 20.” We still don’t know what the average lifespan of a human in the 24th century is, but it’s clearly longer than current day.   So picard de-activates data. As he listens to Blue Skies he sips a drink and closes his eyes with satisfaction. He lies down, like he’s going to have a nice nap. This is a hard scene for me to watch. Last time, we just saw the ship blow up. This time, we have to watch data’s face rapidly age, into a ray dried husk. And then he whisps away like he’s been Thanossed out of existence. That’s hard. It hurts that they brought him back like this, just to have him die again.   So now that we’ve all crying, let’s take a look at thematically what this is saying. Data’s desire to end here, seems to connect with the common quesion that people often ask, “would eternal life became a form of torture? Would living forever eventually become so painful that you would want to end?” This is a thematic question that Star Trek Voyager once addressed, in the episode Death Wish. The best Q episode they ever did on Voyager, and some would argue, the only good one.   This is an interesting philosophical question. And I understand where people are coming from, when they ask it. And to be honest, I have contemplated the question myself, certainly since I first watched this scene last night.   I personally do believe in an afterlife. But I don’t believe it will end up becoming torturous. I believe it will be a fulfilling existence, and that it will be eternally fulfilling. That’s the biblical perspective.   But Data is not living in the version of eternity that I believe in. Data’s situation is not entirely unpleasant. We metaphorically see it as a room he is in. A comfortable room. In reality, he’s an isolated personality inside a computer simulation. He probably has plenty of literature to access, and we know Data was creative, so he can probably create his own entertainment. But he is alone.  Nobody to interact with. And as much as someone like me might jokingly say “that sounds like introvert heaven” to really truly be alone, with nobody else, for the rest of eternity. That would be hard. That would be painful. Even for an extreme introvert like me. So I can see how he wouldn’t want to remain like that forever.   It’s all very thought-provoking.   So I get why they did this Data. It’s sad that Data, the one who should have endured long after all his shipmates is truly gone. But it’s good to know a part of him will live on in the children Maddix and Soong have created from him. Data will not be the last soong-type android. He is the father of a new race.   But what about Picard? As I said, I thought the arc of his brain abnormality would continue through the rest of the show. The writers said they planned to make this a 3-season show. I feel they jumped the gun a bit here. Picard’s illness played out too quickly. They killed him, only to put him in a synth body, the problem all solved now. Why did they kill him off only to bring him back like that? It all feels kinda pointless to me. It’s like, they’ve just eliminated the most interesting part of his character, for no real reason at all. That reset-button mentality was, in my opinion, one of the weaker aspects of TNG and Voyager. And not something that I am thrilled about them reviving.   And then we get that final scene on the La Sirena. The ban on synths has been lifted. In one sense, this again feels a little too easy. But I can accept that once Starfleet understood that it had all been a conspiracy, that Oh had infiltrated Starfleet and set the whole thing up, to make the synths look bad, they would see their mistake and undo it.   The whole problem is fixed. It seems Elnor and Seven and Soji will all remain on board, as part of Picard’s new crew.   Picard now plans to wander the universe, Doctor Who style. Looking for whatever adventure may find him.   It feels like everything has wrapped up a bit too nearly. I thought this was gonna be a 3 season story, but it seems this story is completed, and season two will be a completely new standalone story. That’s not different to Discovery, really, but, I dunno, this ending just felt a bit too much like a TNG ending. There’s a lot of great nostalgic  stuff from TNG I’ve wanted to revisit, but TNG also had a lot of weaknesses, and this feels like they’re reviving the weaknesses along with the strengths.   I hope I haven’t come across too critical this time around. When I first watched it last night, this finale fell a little flat for me. Upon second viewing, I’ve appreciated the thematic and character stuff a lot more, but the climax still felt a little … well …. Anticlimactic.   Star Trek Picard hasn’t been a perfect show, but I would say on balance it has been a good show. I’ve enjoyed it, and I’m sure I’ll get it on Bluray when the time comes. Certainly this show has been better than both seasons of Discovery so far. So yes, my opinion is overall positive.   I really liked how all the story elements came together, and how the mysteries were paid off.   This has been the first STar Trek show ever, to not focus on Starfleet. I feel that at the end, Picard has a rag-tag group of friends, not a crew as such. It’s almost taken us to a bit of a Farscape-eqsue kinda place. Which is interesting.   A part of me wants more Starfleet, though. I want to see what will become of Starfleet as we move into the 25th century. I wanna know what their new ships can do. I want to see more people in that new uniform.   I think ultimately, I am hoping that this won’t be the only show set in this time. We’ve opened up a whole new era of the Star Trek universe. And I want to keep exploring it. I’d actually love something that connects a bit more with Deep Space Nine.   Anyway, I think I’ll leave any further overall thoughts on the series as a whole for another time, after I’ve let it marinate a bit. But I’m very glad that CBS have given us this show. I’ve had a fantastic time on the ups and downs of this journey.   So now that Picard is done and dusted. What am I doing with the Nerd Heaven Podcast. Well, it certainly isn’t over. I feel we’re just beginning.   I’ll keep talking about sci-fi and fantasy. And Star Trek will always be a big part of that. I’m going to move from a weekly schedule to a fortnightly schedule, now that I’m not talking in real time about a current show on the air. I’ll be back next week, where I’m gonna talk about my own history with the Star Trek franchise. But there’ll be no podcast the week after. And then back the week after that. I’ve got plenty planned for the future. I plan to talk about the two remaining TNG movies, Generations and Insurrection. In fact, I’ve already recorded my thoughts on Generations. I have some Stargate content I want to do, and a Lord of the Rings, Read, Watch and Walk series. And I want to work my way through the DC movies. I’ll probably tackle the Marvel movies at some point as well.   Will I return to the weekly format? Maybe. Perhaps when Discovery season 3 comes out. We’ll see.   But going fortnightly now will give me a bit of a breather, and let me get a small backlog built up, so I don’t feel I have to spend all of my Saturday every week putting this show together as quick as I can. Plus, I’ll have time to give some attention to some of my other creative endeavours.   Anyway, be assured. The party is just getting started.   I’ll see you next on Nerd heaven.   Live Long and Prosper.   Make it so.

What does it take to create a life you love close to nature? In this episode Amisha connects with author, mud home builder and Earth whisperer Atulya Bingham. Atulya speaks to us from her offgrid home in the mountains of Northern Spain, and shares the story of how she first took up residence in a tent on a hillside in Turkey. She tells of her initial terror, and then deep abiding love of the wild land and all its inhabitants.  Together, Amisha and Atulya speak about the sensitivity and discernment that arises when we reconnect with wild nature, how living outside of the mainstream system brings joy and also challenge, and the process of decay that is making way for the seeds of new ways of being to come forth and bear fruit. They discuss the relational alchemy and diverse sources of wisdom that we find in connection with the natural world, how to listen to trees, and the critical importance of finding joy in every moment of life.

Freedome Bradley-Ballentine is the Director of Arts Engagement at The Old Globe Theatre. He sits down with Michael Taylor to discuss his role at the Globe and the programs that they have to connect with the community. New episodes every Thursday! #TheatreCornerThursday Website: www.theatre-corner.com Facebook: www.facebook.com/theatrecorner YouTube: www.youtube.com/theatrecorner Instagram: www.instagram.com/theatrecorner

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Welcome to our first Podcast. In this episode, we discuss what we are about and the information we intend to bring to our audience. The FreeDome League is for anyone who sees the domestication of their lives and wants to break the pattern to be free with your power and honor intact.

Being the “Yes Man” is probably one of the hardest cycles to brake. Most giving, generous people have a hard time saying no but there’s power in NO! Find a healthy balance for yourself and for others after listening to this segment today!!

With The Choice M.I.A., Camp and Crockett kick off the show trying to figure out why Nick Jackson made such flippant comments about New Japan and not working the World Tag League. They transition into a quick discussion about a Power Struggle, which felt like a show that was just there. However, that leads to Crockett quizzing Camp on the history of the European Title. Where does NJPW go with the NEVER title and Goto/Ospreay/Ibushi, if anywhere? The World Tag League teams and format is covered. Yikes. The big news of the week is Tetsuya Naito turning down a WWE offer, but were there others? Also, TAKA got into some hot water.

Free speech is an often-invoked principle to justify vitriolic and hateful rhetoric against racial and religious groups. However, the philosophical argument for free speech does not necessarily support the form in which the principle of free speech is being invoked in these cases. Furthermore, current research suggests that the issue here is not about the principle of free speech as much as it about the ability to express biased attitudes without having to face consequences. Topics addressed in this episode include the nature of free speech, why it must be defended in terms of the function it is intended to serve in civil society, and how the principle of free speech is deployed by racists who are defending other racists. Become a Supporter through Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/MohamedGhilan Website http://www.andalusonline.org JOIN Andalus Book Club http://www.andalusonline.org/andalus-book-club Facebook Page http://www.facebook.com/drmohamedghilan Twitter https://twitter.com/MohamedGhilan iTunes Podcast https://itunes.apple.com/ca/podcast/mohamed-ghilan/id1093009815 Articles cited in this episode: Freedom of Speech (Stanford Encylopedia of Philosophy) https://plato.stanford.edu/entries/freedom-speech/ Freedome of Racist Speech: Ego and Expressive Threats http://psycnet.apa.org.ezproxy.library.uq.edu.au/fulltext/2017-17075-001.html Research shows prejudice, not principle, often underpins 'free-speech defense' of racist language https://news.ku.edu/2017/05/01/research-shows-prejudice-not-principle-often-underpins-free-speech-defense-racist  

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You will never be free until you get into the word of God.

You will never be free until you get into the word of God.

Guests:  Coston Dickenson and Andres, graduate students in the Georgia Tech College of Design. First broadcast June 09 2017 Playlist at: https://www.wrek.org/2017/06/playlist-for-lost-in-the-stacks-from-friday-june-9th-the-freedome-library-episode-346/

What is at the core of our insecurity and Inferiority? It is time to let shame take its weakness and go.

What is at the core of our insecurity and Inferiority? It is time to let shame take its weakness and go.

Freedome by Shex-One

October 6-12, 1984 The Boston Marathon Marathon concludes! In this episode Ken welcomes writer, comedian, actor and international man's man Chris Coxen to the show. Ken and Chris discuss Transformers major appliances, the TV "sweet spot", Morgan Fairchild vs. Lynda Carter, Airwolf, TJ Hooker, Jan Michael Vincent, Evil Twins, Chris' constant name dropping, Big Wednesday, When the Saints Go Marching In, Love Boat, Boxing Dick Butkus, Knight Rider, undercover monk, why Diamond Thieves were huge in the 80s, Pick Up Trucks, The Presidential Debate, Shirley Bassey, Reagan's hair, TNN's You Can Be a Star, Portrait of a Stripper, TV's Bloopers and Practical Jokes, Charlie's Angels, Dirk Benedict, not giving a damn about Kate & Allie, Barry Tattle, singing the Love Boat Theme, Three's a Crowd, Hawaii Five-O, Ken's Hawaiian bathroom,  Paperdolls, Dack Rambo, Freedome 90, Ken's love of models, how Ken and Chris are complete opposites, The Fall Guy, the popularity of stunts, Sybill Danning, Charles in Charge, Moonlighting, John Stamos' Dreams, Pat Bentar, Family Ties, Courtney Cox vs He-Man, crying in animated movies, Video Signals, renting a VCR, the first Movie Ken ever Rented - "Dawn of the Dead", the A-Team, Benson, Hunter, Deedee McCall, boring golf announcers, Jeering Joan Rivers, seeing Magnum PI and his gift giving prowess. 

The current immigration bill is a scam. It does nothing to marshal resources to finally secure the border. Best bet is to buy a gun and get your CHL.

01 - Freedome feat. Sabrina Christian - Sunshine 02 - Domy Pirelli feat. Sheby - Take My Love 03 - Glorya - Love To Love You 04 - Corina - Munky Funky 05 - Engel - Rolling in the Deep 06 - Rudy Nicoletti - Apart 07 - Fashion Boy feat. Ben Bagby - Be My Lover 2nite 08 - Ryan Housewell feat. Alec Sun Drae - Can't Stop 09 - Javi Mula Feat. Carol Lee - Close Enough 10 - Crew 7 - Eye of the Tiger 11 - Freedome - Where Have You Gone 12 - DJ Sanny J Feat. Ice Mc & Neon - Alegria 13 - Luca Ruco feat. Sherrita - Just Believe 14 - C-side - You Can Get Down 15 - Den J Rose - Stay 16 - Pagano Feat. Peyton - The Reflex 17 - Le Weekend Feat. Tessa - Plans

01 - Mr. Patron - Billie's Jeans (Original Mix) 02 - Le Babar - Feel The Grove (Rescue Remix) 03 - David Penn & The Cube Guys - In the Air (Instrumental Mix) 04 - Funkyloco - No Matter (Scott Diaz No Rap Mix) 05 - Anatoliy Frolov & Muzikfabrik - leaving (original mix) 06 - Jay C and the music began - to play (esquire nufunk remix) 07 - Crazibiza And Olav Basoski - On The Run (Mike Newman And Antoine Cortez Remix) 08 - Fashion Boy feat. Ben Bagby - Be My Lover 2nite (Club Mix) 09 - Criminal Vibes - Sweet Dreams (Club Mix) 10 - DJ Sanny J Feat. Ice Mc & Neon - Alegria (DJ Sanny J Original Mix) 11 - Freedome feat. Sabrina Christian - Sunshine (Mylod mix) 12 - Coffee And Honey feat Alexandra - Smile (Original Mix) 13 - Tradelove Vs Sam Obernik - Bette Davis Eyes (Club Mix) 14 - jl & afterman - call me (original mix) 15 - Rudy Nicoletti - Apart (Original Mix) 16 - DJ PP - Queen of Disco (Original Mix) 17 - Alex Roque & Leon Cormack & Marcelo Vak - finally i (crazibiza remix) 18 - Rudy Mas & Manu Pleasure Feat Rayko - Tout Le Monde (Original Extended Version) 19 - Stefano Mattara Vs. Alex Avenue Feat. Bonny - Tango (Extended) 20 - Denis Naidanow ft Juan Magan, Lil Jon & Baby Bash - Shuri Shuri (Bodybangers Extended Mix) 21 - Aroma - Zorba's Dance (Rico Bernasconi Remix) 22 - Bob Sinclar feat. Sophie Ellis-Bextor & Gilbere Forte - Fuck With You (Original Club Mix) 23 - Maroon 5 - Moves Like Jagger (Matt Nevin Extended Mix) 24 - Alex Barattini - My Play (Club Mix) 25 - DJ Dan - fist pump broken (original mix) 26 - Criminal Vibes - Pump Up The Jam (Club Mix) 27 - Zuli and Matteo B Feat Colette Thomas - Get to Be Free (Stefano Mattara 90s Style Rmx) 28 - Barclay & Cream - Pale Shelter (Misar 90s Mix) 29 - John Gold - spread love (funky truckerz remix) 30 - Mark Wilkinson & Lindo Martinez - Making Moves (Original Mix) 31 - Rescue and Uriah West - Feel It 32 - Funky Judge - Show Me Your Love (Sacchi & Durante Main Mix) 33 - Gooden & Park Feat. Byron Stingily - Shady (Love to Infinity Remix) 34 - Hypster, Niqi – Let The Beat Drop (Original Mix) 35 - Demarkus Lewis - Money In My Pocket (Scott Ducey Remix) 36 - Lucian Colareza - Last Night In Puerto Rico (Stephan F Remix) 37 - DJ Simon Weeks Feat. Los Tiburones - Rumbero (Original Tek Mix) 38 - Welsh And Nuff - Salinas (Nuff Remix)

Freedom as well as forgiveness has a cost. Pastor explains the great cost of both.

Freedom as well as forgiveness has a cost. Pastor explains the great cost of both.

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This message examines the promise of Christ to set us free from sin with His truth. But, divine freedom is a gift that must be exercised just as "talents" should be used for the Master's glory.

This message examines the promise of Christ to set us free from sin with His truth. But, divine freedom is a gift that must be exercised just as "talents" should be used for the Master's glory.