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Two people vanish without a trace from Logan, south of Brisbane in Queensland. They hadn’t been seen in days. Their phones rang out. Their social media...silent. Something had happened, but no one could possibly have predicted what was about to unfold… This episode contains references to violent crime. If you or anyone you know needs assistance, contact Lifeline on 13 11 14. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Powerball jackpot that went unclaimed on Wednesday night will top $1.7 billion for its next drawing this weekend, and will mark the 13th time in less than a decade that the big prize has been north of $1 billion. Chuck talks about why jackpots have grown this large, how you might use the lottery as a personal finance tool — even if, like him, you never buy a ticket  and why the odds are never in your favor. In the "ETF of the Week," Todd Rosenbluth, head of research at VettaFi, looks to a technology fund that mixes the big names and the tech-adjacent" plays to create an opportunity for investors seeking a growth bost for their portfolio. Natalie Iannello discusses a survey done for FrontDoor which looked at how homeowners were keeping cool under the heat of more extreme water bills this summer. Plus Seth Cogswell, manager of the Running Oak Efficient Growth ETF, brings his disciplined approach to stocks — which focuses at least as much on reasons to sell as it does on opportunities to buy — to the Market Call

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Those who do win. Those are Keith Teare's immortal words to describe the winners of today's Silicon Valley battle to control tomorrow's AI world. But the real question, of course, is what to do to win this war. The battle (to excuse all these blunt military metaphors) is to assemble the AI pieces to reassemble what Keith calls the “jigsaw” of our new chat centric world. And to do that, the veteran start-up entrepreneur advises, requires owning “the front door”. Yet as Keith acknowledges, we're still in the AltaVista era of AI—multiple contenders fighting for dominance before a Google-like winner emerges. His key insight is that “attachment becomes the moat”. Users develop emotional bonds with their preferred AI interface, creating switching costs that transform temporary advantages into permanent market positions. Multi-trillion dollar success belongs to whoever builds the stickiest, most indispensable gateway to our AI-native future. Those who do that will win; those who don't, will not. 1. We're in the "AltaVista era" of AI - Multiple players (OpenAI, Google, Anthropic, Perplexity) are competing for dominance, but like the early search engine wars, one will likely emerge as the clear winner within 1-2 years.2. "Attachment becomes the moat" - Users develop emotional bonds with their preferred AI interface that create powerful switching costs. Keith uses Claude for coding and won't switch despite trying alternatives, demonstrating how user loyalty becomes a competitive advantage.3. The shift from "page-based" to "AI-native" internet - We're moving from a web of URLs and content pages to one where every interaction starts with human-AI conversation. The browser is becoming yesterday's technology.4. Publishers aren't doomed but are unprepared - The monetization model will evolve from traditional advertising to contextual links surfaced by AI. Publishers will eventually "beg to be included" and AI companies will pay for training content while driving traffic through relevant links.5. The "jigsaw pieces" already exist across industries - In healthcare, finance, and other sectors, all the components needed for AI transformation are available but need assembly. Whoever puts these pieces together first in each field will become massive companies - potentially the world's biggest in their respective industries.Keen On America is a reader-supported publication. To receive new posts and support my work, consider becoming a free or paid subscriber. This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit keenon.substack.com/subscribe

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Send us a textThirty-five years after the Americans with Disabilities Act became law, the journey from Capitol Hill to the front door of disabled homeowners remains fraught with barriers. During Disability Awareness Month, I had the extraordinary opportunity to join the United Spinal Cord Injury Association's annual Roll on Capitol Hill event—bringing the voices of wheelchair users directly to lawmakers.My journey began with a telling experience: an out-of-service elevator threatening to prevent dozens of advocates from reaching their congressional meetings. Through social media persistence, the elevator was fixed within hours—a small victory highlighting the very transportation issues we were advocating to address. This set the stage for our four critical policy priorities: updating federal accessible parking standards, reforming paratransit services, improving wheelchair repair processes, and protecting Medicaid from harmful cuts targeting homeowners.The statistics we shared were staggering. Nearly 10 disabled parking placards exist for every 100 registered vehicles, yet only 4% of parking spaces are required to be accessible. Wheelchair users face 33% higher risks of being killed in vehicle-pedestrian crashes. Wheelchair repairs take an average of 14 days—sometimes stretching to six months—with breakdowns often creating medical emergencies for those living independently. Most alarming was a proposal to cap home equity limits for Medicaid eligibility at $1 million, effectively forcing disabled homeowners to choose between keeping their homes and accessing healthcare.Though the Senate ultimately passed what I call the "Big Ugly Bill" without our specific priorities, there were positive developments. The ABLE Act extension allows disabled individuals to save for home ownership expenses without losing benefits. Tax changes could help disabled families qualify for mortgages. These mixed results remind us that disability rights progress is a long game, with many battles happening at local and state levels where disabled homeowners have the standing to drive meaningful change.What makes our advocacy powerful isn't just statistics—it's our personal stories. If you're a disabled homeowner, your experiences matter. Share them with legislators, local media, and neighbors. Join organizations like United Spinal or ADAPT. Together, we can raise the bar for disability home ownership while continuing to fight for policies that recognize accessibility isn't just a feature—it's home.Cush Pocket, a proud sponsor, is a disabled owned company that sells wheelchair bags. Get $1 off by using code Angela Fox Support the showClick for: Feedback Survey Facebook Linkden www.horizontalhouses.comAccessibilityishome@gmail.com

[00:30] Cleaning Up America's Front Door (23 minutes) President Donald Trump cleaned up crime-ridden Washington, D.C., before taking off to meet with Russian President Vladimir Putin today. The media would like you to believe that making our nation's capital safe again is a bad thing. [23:00] WorldWatch (4 minutes) [26:50] Hamas Is Winning the Culture War (28 minutes) Anti-Semitic media moguls, politicians and protesters worldwide openly express support for Hamas terrorists. What is wrong with our world?

Send us a textIf you've ever felt like freight is a dark art shrouded in mystery, you're not alone. In this episode of thelotco Business Podcast, I sit down with Christine Kanin from Pivot Freight Solutions to unpack (pun intended) the real world of freight and logistics and why getting it right can save your product business thousands of dollars (and a whole lot of headaches).Christine has over a decade in the freight forwarding industry, helping small and medium-sized businesses confidently navigate the messy, unpredictable world of importing and exporting. She's here to pull back the curtain on what really happens between “my product is ready” and “it's on my doorstep.”We cover:The biggest misconceptions product-based businesses have about freightWhy relying solely on your supplier's shipping quote can be an expensive mistakeThe acronyms and terms (like Inco terms and HS codes) every founder must know before signing anythingThe real process your goods go through — from packing at the factory to clearing customs and quarantine in AustraliaHow to decide between sea freight, air freight, and couriers (and the hidden cost traps in each)Landed costs: what they are, how to calculate them, and why they should guide your pricing from day oneSeasonal and global events that can blow your shipping timelines out of the water (literally)Christine's unique “She Freights” tours to India, helping women find manufacturers and products while learning the freight side from the ground upWhether you're placing your very first order with an overseas supplier or managing multiple containers a year, this episode is packed with practical tips to help you stay in control, protect your margins, and avoid costly surprises.

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In this edition of the EMS One-Stop podcast, host Rob Lawrence Zooms (literally) from the U.K. to South Carolina to spotlight one of the nation's most forward-thinking mobile integrated healthcare programs. Prisma Health's team has taken community paramedicine beyond buzzwords, designing targeted, evidence-based programs that meet people where they are — both geographically and medically. | MORE: How North Dakota EMS is confronting rising pediatric mental health crises  Whether it's addiction medicine, rural HIV/HCV treatment or skilled nursing interventions, this team is shifting paradigms on what EMS can and should be doing. Rob is joined by four key voices from the Prisma Health MIH program: Luke Estes, director of MIH Dr. Mirinda Gormley, epidemiologist and biostatistician Wes Wampler, community paramedic specializing in addiction and infectious disease Parker Bailes, community paramedic and research contributor Together, they unpack how passion meets data to drive change, how to earn trust in communities overlooked by traditional systems, and why this work isn't just novel — it's necessary. This is EMS in its truest public health form. Memorable quotes “You delivered the goods—data-driven, community-connected care — and that's what EMS in 2025 needs more of.” — Rob Lawrence “When you see some of your people who have a passion for a certain pathway in EMS, you try to give them the reins and say, you're gonna do some good.” — Luke Estes “One of the big things that we learned from his study was that we really needed to go out and make sure everybody was aware that addiction is a disease.” — Mirinda Gormley “If we can gain their trust, there's a lot more that we can kind of weasel our way into to help them solve and get them on a healthier trajectory.” — Wes Wampler “Walking into the (care) facility with the mindset of, ‘I'm going to do everything I can to keep you here,' was a big shift for me.” — Parker Bailes “If we can set them up to be successful after they leave the hospital, I think that's the best way to get them reengaged with the hospital.” — Wes Wampler “As their leader … all I have to say is, what do you need? I'm here to support you.” — Luke Estes Additional resources EMS Clinician Perceptions on Prehospital Buprenorphine Administration Programs: Prehospital Emergency Care: Vol 29 , No 4 Implementation Barriers of Prehospital Buprenorphine Administration Programs in the United States: A Scoping Review: Prehospital Emergency Care: Vol 29 , No 4 Using Community Paramedicine to Treat Hepatitis C Virus in Upstate South Carolina - PMC Luke Estes BA, NRP, CCEMTP, PNCCT, FP-C, CP-C | LinkedIn Wesley Wampler | LinkedIn Support for harm reduction by community EMS How does a community re-imagine compassion to avoid crisis whenever possible? Breaking barriers: Hennepin EMS leads the way in safely implementing buprenorphine Episode timeline 00:51 ­– Introduction to Prisma Health MIH & guests 03:00 – Luke Estes overview of MIH models (ETS, SDOH, addiction) 05:00 – Dr. Gormley's public health journey, data-opioid focus 08:00 – Buprenorphine pilot design and research outcomes 10:15 – Challenges: bias, stigma, barriers to addiction care 13:00 – Funding and sustainability conversation 14:00 – Wes Wampler on daily workflow in addiction medicine and HCV care 17:00 – Building trust with vulnerable populations 18:30 – Parker Bailes discusses traditional CP role and skilled nursing interventions 21:45 – Alternative destinations, lab draws and high-acuity decisions 25:30 – Training: internal education, ultrasound, medication management 28:15 – Prisma's med school connection and disaster response evolution 30:00 – State-level partnerships: SC EMS Assn, FEMA typing, CP strike teams 31:56 – Academic next steps from Dr. Gormley: scaling, publishing, process evals 35:26 – Final reflections from Luke Estes: passion, team strength and mission 38:00 – Rob's call to action: “If you want your own Prisma team — start now.” Enjoying the show? Email editor@ems1.com to share feedback or suggest future guests. 

$7.00 doesn't seem like much, but it was enough for 51-year-old Janice Oney of Salisbury, Maryland to take drastic measures. When she didn't get the money she said he owed her, Janice rode off on her bicycle to get a bottle of gasoline, went back, and lit his house on fire. Dang. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

What is a bowl if it's got a lid? Is it still a bowl? Just one of the ideas to be discussed on this very episode. The focus this week is home security after a postman made a bold offering to one of the DL's...JOIN THE WITTERING WHITEHALLS FOR THEIR BARELY (A)LIVE TOUR: https://thewitteringwhitehalls.co.uk/You can email your questions, thoughts or problems to TheWitteringWhitehalls@gmail.comOr, perhaps you'd like to send a WhatsApp message or Voice note? Why not?! Send them in to +447712147236This episode contains explicit language and adult themes that may not be suitable for all listeners.

In this episode of the Foster Friendly Podcast, host Brian Mavis and co-host Courtney Williams welcome Laura Mobley, who shares her extensive experience in the foster care and adoption space. They discuss the launch of the Fostering Front Door initiative, aimed at providing a curated resource for individuals interested in foster care. The conversation highlights the importance of community support, the differences between fostering and adoption, and the need for accessible information to guide potential foster parents on their journey. They also discuss the challenges and needs of the foster care system, emphasizing the importance of providing resources and support for potential foster parents. They explore the necessity of creating a space for individuals to learn about fostering, the role of continuing education, and the significance of relationships in the lives of children in foster care. The introduction of FosterCon as an educational initiative is highlighted, along with the various support options available for those involved in the foster care system.Foster Front Door website: https://americaskidsbelong.org/lp/fostering-front-door-program Thank you for listening to this episode of The Foster Friendly Podcast.Learn more about being a foster or adoptive parent or supporting those who are in your community.Meet kids awaiting adoption. Join us in helping kids in foster care by donating $18 a month and change the lives of foster kids before they age out.Visit AmericasKidsBelong.org and click the donate button to help us change the outcomes of kids in foster care.

Summary:In this episode, we welcome Alex Brennan, Vice President of Global Enterprise Sales at Sign In Solutions, to explore the emerging role of visitor management in modern physical security strategies. Alex and host Steven Bowcut dive into how converged threat models are turning the front desk into a vital security checkpoint — and why managing risk doesn't have to come at the expense of a positive visitor experience.

Send us a textWhen accessibility becomes a matter of policy, our homes and independence hang in the balance. Following my journey to Capitol Hill for the United Spinal Association's annual Roll on Capitol Hill event provides a revealing glimpse into the ongoing fight for disability rights 35 years after the ADA's passage.My trek through Washington DC's transportation system highlighted exactly what we were there to change – broken elevators, paratransit limitations, and navigation barriers that restrict our freedom of movement. Even within Congress itself, supposedly America's most accessible building, wheelchair users face significant barriers. If these obstacles exist at the highest levels of government, imagine what disabled homeowners contend with daily in their communities.The statistics we shared with lawmakers were stunning: 10 disabled parking placards exist for every 100 vehicles, yet only 4% of parking spaces must be accessible. Wheelchair users wait between 14 days and six months for critical repairs, with nearly 25% reporting unmet repair needs even after service. These aren't mere inconveniences – they're threats to our independence, health, and financial stability.Perhaps most alarming was legislation that would force disabled homeowners with more than $1 million in home equity to choose between keeping their homes or receiving essential Medicaid services. This cruel provision effectively punished disability homeowners for achieving financial stability, potentially forcing them into institutional care that costs taxpayers significantly more.While our advocacy didn't immediately succeed, the "Big Ugly Bill" did contain some wins for disabled homeowners, including the ABLE Act extension that allows disabled individuals to save for home purchases without losing benefits. The bill also increased state and local tax deduction limits, particularly benefiting those in high-tax states with better accessibility infrastructure.This mixed outcome reinforces that disability rights advocacy is a marathon, not a sprint. By sharing our stories and connecting abstract policies to real human experiences, we continue building momentum toward truly accessible communities. Join us in this ongoing work – because accessibility isn't just about buildings and policies, it's about the fundamental right to live independently in our own homes.Cush Pocket, a proud sponsor, is a disabled owned company that sells wheelchair bags. Get $1 off by using code Angela Fox Support the showClick for: Feedback Survey Facebook Linkden www.horizontalhouses.comAccessibilityishome@gmail.com

Episode Summary:In this episode, Kenny Jahng sits down with Nils Gulbranson, a digitally native Christian content creator, to explore how to make biblical teaching both accessible and engaging on digital platforms. Nils shares the strategies behind his rapid growth to nearly 100K followers and millions of views, plus actionable advice for churches looking to connect with younger audiences online. Listeners will discover practical steps for building an authentic digital presence, choosing the right platforms, and crafting content that resonates with today's digitally native generation. Whether you're a pastor or a church communicator, you'll come away with new ideas to amplify your ministry's voice online.In This Episode, You'll Learn:How Nils identified a gap between traditional biblical scholarship and Gen Z's content consumption—and why he stepped in to bridge itWhy reframing your view from “algorithm” to “audience” transforms your approach to social media strategyThe most common mistakes churches make in their digital outreach—and what to stop doing right nowWhy authenticity and “messy” realness outperform overly polished, perfection-driven content for younger audiencesWhich digital platform holds the greatest potential for churches today, and where to focus your limited resources for maximum impactHow to assemble a lean, effective digital ministry team—even when resources are limitedThe case for pastors building a personal online platform alongside the church's official accountsKey Quotes:“Algorithm and audience is synonymous. If the algorithm doesn't like your video, it means that your audience doesn't like your video.” — Nils Gulbranson“Stop trying to make everything look perfect…we crave authenticity.” — Nils Gulbranson“If you are going to take resources and focus on one platform, it's YouTube.” — Nils Gulbranson“Version One is better than Version None. Just get it out the door.” — Kenny Jahng“Our source of creativity comes from God… Christians should be the forefront of excellence when it comes to all domains of life.” — Nils GulbransonLinks & Resources Mentioned:Instagram: @nilsglen (Nils Gulbranson's primary platform)YouTube: Nils GlenLinkedIn: Connect with Nils Gulbranson (no direct link provided)Email: Nil's [lastname].[firstname]@gmailChurch Tech Today: www.churchtechtoday.com FrontDoor.church: www.frontdoor.churchAbout the Church Tech Today Podcast:The Church Tech Today Podcast helps pastors, church staff, and ministry leaders navigate the intersection of faith and technology with confidence. Hosted by Kenny Jahng and brought to you by www.MinistryLink.com

Episode Summary:In this episode, Kenny Jahng sits down with Justin Khoe, founder of the Digital Missionary Academy, to explore practical strategies for churches to amplify their impact using digital content. The conversation centers on how church leaders can leverage short-form video, automate outreach, and transition online engagement into real-life discipleship—all without needing a massive budget or media expertise. Listeners will discover actionable ways to move beyond livestreaming and Sunday uploads, empowering local ministries to connect with unreached people in their community and beyond. If you're a pastor wondering how to make digital ministry sustainable and effective, this episode is packed with encouragement and real-world ideas.In This Episode, You'll Learn:Why short-form video outperforms long-form content for local church outreach and practical steps to get startedHow to use automation and simple digital tools to turn social media engagement into discipleship opportunities and in-person connectionsWhat it takes to build a robust church marketing campaign on just $5–$16 a dayThe power of personal, non-automated follow-up—even in an age of automation and AICreative ways to fund digital advertising through congregation support and community vision castingTips for repurposing sermon content into daily social media touchpoints, including tools and workflow suggestionsApproaches to train staff and volunteers in digital ministry, even if leaders feel hesitant or skepticalKey Quotes:“Short-form content is powerful—when you partner it with automations, you can move people from discovery to next steps at scale.” — Justin Khoe“The simple idea of how the church serves today is an exciting value proposition in and of itself.” — Justin Khoe“500 bucks a month is not as much as you think. . . Can you find 3 people willing to donate $5 a day? There you have $500 a month to fuel a campaign and show results.” — Kenny Jahng“Churches have a unique value proposition in that we are flesh and blood, we actually care about you… That is the thing people are hungry for.” — Justin Khoe“If not digital outreach, then what are we doing? Are we really going about the Great Commission?” — Justin KhoeLinks & Resources Mentioned:• Justin Khoe on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jkhoe• Digital Missionary Academy: [Search "Digital Missionary Academy" on YouTube]• Book: Empty Pews to a Million Views https://amzn.to/45jD2M1• ChurchTechToday: https://churchtechtoday.comThe Church Tech Today Podcast helps pastors, church staff, and ministry leaders navigate the intersection of faith and technology with confidence. Hosted by Kenny Jahng and brought to you by www.FrontDoor.church.

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A regular night early in his career ended with him stabbed and bleeding out on a Sydney back street. Now, 25 years on, Jason Semple is one of NSW Police's most decorated and experienced operators. Since that infamous night, he's served overseas with some of the country's most highly trained special operations units, where he tackled some of the world's most high-risk and intense situations. Understand how Jason recovered from that life-changing night, where he lost his colleague and friend Peter Forsyth and turned into a ruthless and effective operative. Host Brent Sanders sits down with Jason, as he walks us through his career and his life post police. If this episode affected you, the number for lifeline is 13 11 14. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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The NHS App features prominently in the 10 Year Health Plan for England as a front door to NHS services. In this second episode of the third series of the Transforming Primary Care podcast, a panel of NHS App Ambassadors plus guest speaker Dr Shanker Vijay, GP and digital transformation lead within the London region, talk about their amazing work advocating for the NHS App, helping people in our communities understand what they can access through this door and helping primary care teams better understand what lies behind it. For more information on how best to promote the NHS App in your area including walk-through videos and other guidance visit: https://digital.nhs.uk/services/nhs-app A full transcript of this episode is available on our website - https://www.england.nhs.uk/long-read/podcast-the-nhs-app-behind-the-front-door/

This summer, we're changing things up. You're on vacation; we're on vacation. We all know how this goes. You probably have road trips, plane trips, maybe a sabbatical or some conferences to attend this month. But ministry and leadership are still happening! So this month, we are replaying the “hits” from the last six months: the best episodes. We'll be back with fresh content in August, and we know you'll be gearing up for back-to-school busyness. See you on the other side! We hope you enjoy these favorites from the first half of the year. In this episode, Sean and Amy dive into how churches can leverage their weekend services as effective “front doors” for connecting with new people. They share insights on creating a clear guest services presence, developing intentional follow-up processes and ensuring weekend experiences connect with both churched and unchurched people.   This Episode is Sponsored By: PlainJoe Do the visitors at your church know exactly where to go and what to do when they visit for the first time? If you don't already have clear, beautifully designed wayfinding graphics and signage in your building, now is the time. The creative and talented team at PlainJoe, a Storyland Studio, are experts at creating placemaking signs and wayfinding markers that will tell your church's unique story and point your people in the right direction – from the moment they arrive at your campus. Learn more at plainjoestudios.com   Join the Conversation on Social Media We use hashtag #unstuckchurch on X and on Instagram.   

In this episode, Tracy D. Chu, Corporate VP of Population Health and Chief Executive of the ACO at Scripps Health, shares how integrated leadership across operations and strategy enables better execution in ambulatory care and value-based models. She discusses managing capacity, recognizing early warning signs in teams, and the importance of intentional leadership in supporting high-performing healthcare organizations.

Episode Summary: This episode features Austin Armstrong, serial entrepreneur and founder of Bibley, joining host Kenny Jahng to dive into the power of AI-driven tools for church leaders and Bible enthusiasts. Together they explore how innovative platforms like Bibley are transforming sermon preparation, personal Bible study, and digital ministry outreach. Listeners will discover actionable ways to leverage technology in practical, affordable ways—and hear strategies directly relevant to pastors, church tech teams, and faith-based communicators. If you want to make ministry more effective and accessible through digital tools, this conversation is for you.In This Episode, You'll Learn:How AI-powered Bible study tools are streamlining sermon prep and lesson planningWhat makes Bibley unique with “27 different tools and use cases” for Scripture engagementHow to use features like the Sermon Builder, Biblical Character Study, and Memory Verse Mnemonics for teaching and discipleshipWays pastors, Bible study leaders, and everyday church members can benefit from AI-driven resourcesWhy affordable tools, like Bibley's $5/month plan, are lowering barriers for every churchThe critical importance of consistent digital content and video in modern ministry outreachPractical tactics for repurposing sermons and staying top-of-mind in your online communityKey Quotes: “Consistency is like compound interest; the more you do, the easier it gets, and the more effective it becomes.” — Austin Armstrong“Video is the new black. All churches need to invest in video in 2025.” — Kenny JahngLinks & Resources Mentioned:Bibley — https://bibley.ioSyllabi — https://syllabi.ioOpus Clip (for sermon video editing)SermonShots -- http://www.sermonshots.com/kennyAbout the Church Tech Today Podcast: The Church Tech Today Podcast helps pastors, church staff, and ministry leaders navigate the intersection of faith and technology with confidence. Hosted by Kenny Jahng and brought to you by www.FrontDoor.church.

Episode Summary:In this episode, Kenny Jahng sits down with Preston Pope and Nick Smith, co-founders of Tapos.app, to explore how churches can harness AI to make discipleship resources more accessible and impactful. The discussion dives deep into practical ways Tapos uncovers and leverages buried church wisdom for ongoing ministry—a solution born straight from the real challenges pastors face. Discover an actionable framework for discipleship, innovative use-cases, and the tech that's helping ministry leaders extend the reach of their sermons, build stronger discipleship pathways, and more. Whether you're AI-curious or wary, this conversation offers clarity and next steps for integrating digital tools with wisdom and discernment.In This Episode, You'll Learn:How Tapos.app transforms sermon archives and church resources into searchable, sharable discipleship toolsThe real-world origin story that inspired Preston and Nick to build tech for ministry, not just the marketplaceThe 4-step SEND discipleship framework for onboarding AI in church life, from seeding your content to engaging and nurturing your congregationHow to safeguard theological alignment by curating trusted sources alongside your own materialsDifferent ways churches are using AI todayWhy embracing, rather than avoiding, new technology is critical for church growth and ongoing relevanceFirst steps for pastors and ministry leaders exploring AI without risking mission drift or overwhelming their teamKey Quotes:“The wisdom of the church is buried...AI is really the only way to make that accessible and discoverable in a practical way.” — Preston Pope“Tapos is a very safe first step into the AI world. It takes all of your sermons, all of your content, anything that you've created, and makes them searchable, shareable, and unforgettable.” — Nick Smith“We can either embrace AI for the light or abandon it to the darkness. That's the challenge for the church ahead of us.” — Preston Pope“It's good to be hesitant...but the Church has adopted every new technology eventually, and we've seen the gospel grow. AI is just another tool.” — Nick SmithLinks & Resources Mentioned:Tapos.appThe Bible ProjectGotQuestions.orgChurchTechToday.comEmail for Tapos: hello@tapos.appEmail for the podcast: kenny@ChurchTechToday.comAbout the Church Tech Today Podcast:The Church Tech Today Podcast helps pastors, church staff, and ministry leaders navigate the intersection of faith and technology with confidence. Hosted by Kenny Jahng and brought to you by www.FrontDoor.church.

Episode Summary: (produced with new custom CastMagic prompt inside the tool)In this episode, Kenny Jahng, editor in chief of Church Tech Today explores a thought-provoking question circulating in ministry circles: Should artificial intelligence take on roles that were traditionally seen as the work of the Holy Spirit? Kenny revisits historical shifts in church technology—from microphones to Bible translation and radio—addressing modern fears and discernments around AI in the church. Tune in to hear how ministry leaders can ask better questions, engage new tools faithfully, and create more space for spiritual fruit, rather than just fearing innovation. This discussion provides practical reflection points to help pastors and church staff lead their communities into the digital age with wisdom and boldness.In This Episode, You'll Learn:How to assess if your use of AI is complementing or competing with the Holy Spirit's workHistorical examples of technology in the church—from microphones to Roman roads—that parallel today's AI debatesWhy initial fears about new tech aren't necessarily wrong, but shouldn't be the final wordHow AI is currently being used in Bible translation and gospel outreach around the worldThe importance of reframing the question from “Is AI replacing the Spirit?” to “Does this help me cooperate more closely with the Spirit?”Practical criteria to ensure technology serves ministry without compromising gospel valuesSteps for church leaders to become facilitators of responsible AI conversations in their own communitiesKey Quotes:“It isn't that first immediate reaction of hesitation to AI is wrong. I do think it reminds us that not everything new is necessarily good.” — Kenny Jahng“The upside is that technology and AI can create conditions where the fruit [of the Spirit] can actually flourish more fully. And that's good news.” — Kenny Jahng“God's spirit is not threatened by AI tools. Because, the mission isn't confined by the methods of the past.” — Kenny Jahng“Your call today is not to become an AI expert. Your call today is to become the conversation facilitator about AI in whatever environment and community that you live in.” — Kenny JahngLinks & Resources Mentioned:Missional.AI (conference/community, referenced) - https://missional.ai/Wycliffe.org (Bible translation ministry) - https://wycliffe.org/SeedCompany.com (Bible translation ministry) - https://seedcompany.com/AI for Church Leaders & Pastors Facebook Group (community for pastors and staff) About the Church Tech Today PodcastThe Church Tech Today Podcast helps pastors, church staff, and ministry leaders navigate the intersection of faith and technology with confidence. Hosted by Kenny Jahng and brought to you by www.FrontDoor.church.

Send us a textWhat's the first impression your patients get of your practice? Spoiler alert—it's not your clinical expertise.It's not the credentials on the wall. It's not the sophisticated EHR system you've invested in. It's not even your outcomes data—at least not initially. The first impression starts the moment someone steps through your doors, and it's rooted in an often-overlooked space: your waiting room.Or should I say, what we used to call a waiting room.Today, we're diving into why this space is far more than a holding area. It's your front door of trust, a powerful reflection of how you deliver care—and a golden opportunity to reduce anxiety, elevate patient experience, and even boost the financial health of your practice. If it looks tired or outdated, patients might unconsciously assume your care is, too. If it feels cold and transactional, it primes them to expect the same from your providers. And if it's optimized for comfort, clarity, and calm, it sets the tone for an experience and a relationship grounded in trust.Please Follow or Subscribe to get new episodes delivered to you as soon as they drop! Visit Jill's company, Health e Practices' website: https://healtheps.com/ Subscribe to our newsletter, Health e Connections: http://21978609.hs-sites.com/newletter-subscriber Want more content? Find sample job descriptions, financial tools, templates and much more: www.MedicalMoneyMattersPodcast.com  Purchase your copy of Jill's book here: Physician Heal Thy Financial Self Join our Medical Money Matters Facebook Group here: https://www.facebook.com/groups/3834886643404507/ Original Musical Score by: Craig Addy at https://www.underthepiano.ca/ Visit Craig's website to book your Once in a Lifetime music experience Podcast coaching and development by: Jennifer Furlong, CEO, Communication Twenty-Four Seven https://www.communicationtwentyfourseven.com/

Episode Summary:In this episode, Kenny Jahng sits down with Kenny Wyatt, CEO of Pushpay, to discuss the 2025 State of Church Tech Report and its surprising insights for ministry leaders. Discover how leading churches are leveraging technology not only for growth, but to meaningfully increase connection, generosity, and engagement—even across digital and in-person divides. Kenny Wyatt shares practical examples, the latest trends with AI in ministry, and actionable ideas for pastors who want to use tech as a true amplifier for their mission. Tune in for a grounded, energizing conversation that gives you the real data—and next steps—for thriving in today's ministry landscape.In This Episode, You'll Learn:Why 86% of pastors now see technology as a way to increase church connection, not replace itHow church tech can be used to actively reduce loneliness within your congregationWhat growing churches do differently with data to personalize care and follow-upWhy digital giving and recurring gifts are rapidly increasing generosity across generationsHow Gen Z and Millennials are changing the landscape of church engagement and tithingWhere AI fits into church strategy (and why most pastors still avoid using it for sermon content)How Pushpay and its partners are building an integrated, secure ecosystem for holistic ministry impactKey Quotes: “Those churches that are growing and thriving oftentimes have high correlation to using technology, not as a replacement for connection, but actually as an amplifier for connection.” — Kenny Wyatt“Data isn't scary anymore. The data is actually providing insights... to understand what is the next connection point you should be making.” — Kenny Wyatt“If you use technology strategically and with intention, it can actually deepen your faith.” — Kenny Jahng“The future of church tech is driving connections.” — Kenny WyattLinks & Resources Mentioned:Pushpay State of Church Technology Report 2025 Church Tech Today — https://churchtechtoday.comResi (Pushpay's livestream/content platform)MyFitnessPal (personal tech mention)Visitor Reach (Pushpay partner for digital outreach)Pew Research Study on church trends (referenced, not directly linked)About the Church Tech Today Podcast:The Church Tech Today Podcast is here to help pastors, church staff, and ministry leaders navigate the intersection of faith and technology with confidence. Hosted by Kenny Jahng and brought to you by www.FrontDoor.church.

In this episode of the RepcoLite Home Improvement Show, Dan Hansen shares his recent adventure at Six Flags Great America and insights on how his diminished senses make him a 'superhero.' The episode then delves into practical home improvement topics, including a detailed comparison of bagged vs. bagless vacuums, the benefits of RepcoLite's new waterborne Deck and Dock stain, and useful advice on choosing the perfect front door color. Listeners get recommendations on tools and products, insights on color psychology, and tips on keeping their homes aesthetically pleasing and up-to-date.00:00 Introduction and Personal Anecdote03:59 Show Overview and Upcoming Segments05:13 Bagged vs. Bagless Vacuums: A Detailed Comparison10:56 Favorite Things: Power Pump Plunger and Freshly Painted Ceiling19:12 Repco Light's New Deck and Dock Waterborne Stain20:31 Choosing the Right Deck Stain21:54 The Benefits of Waterborne Deck Stain22:47 Easy Cleanup and Quick Drying25:33 Application Tips for Deck Stain31:17 Selecting the Perfect Front Door Color32:26 Popular Front Door Colors and Trends37:38 Practical Tips for Painting Your Front Door38:49 Conclusion and Final Thoughts

In today's episode of Feng Shui Living I share about the Front Door. This powerful energy center in Feng Shui can transform your home's energy if approached with just the right knowledge. Whether you own or rent, this is a great episode that you don't want to miss. Support the showThanks so much for listening to Feng Shui Living!Hosted by Lisa MortonMake sure you subscribe wherever you listen to podcasts. Learn more and follow Lisa here:www.purelivingwithlisamorton.comwww.instagram.com/purelivingwithlisamortonwww.facebook.com/purelivingwithlisamortonwww.pinterest.com/purelivingwithlisamortonLearn with Elevated Living School of Holistic Design & Feng Shuihttps://www.elevatedlivingschool.com/Thanks to our secondary show sponsor:Good Chi - Balance your energy and space

Unlock vital strategies on how to defend your organization from costly supply chain attacks by ensuring airtight third-party access management, understanding the latest regulatory demands, and implementing cutting-edge IAM solutions that go beyond perimeter defenses. Read the original blog post here: https://www.kuppingercole.com/blog/ashford/third-party-risk-is-the-new-front-door

A quiet suburb. A brutal murder. What happens when someone kills - but isn’t sane enough to be found guilty? Marita Cunningham was charged with murdering 81-year-old May Richie in 2016. A neighbour discovered May dead inside her apartment, her body covered in pillows and shopping bags. An autopsy found she’d died by asphyxiation and had been beaten with her own walking cane. Marita was arrested trying to flee the scene. Witnesses described Marita’s unsettling behaviour earlier that day, including outbursts in public, talking to herself, and showing up at her ex’s apartment uninvited. The court had to decide whether Marita was guilty of murder – or not guilty by virtue of mental illness. Should someone who kills, but genuinely doesn’t know reality from delusion, be found guilty of murder? See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Marlene Warren answered the door of her upscale Wellington, Florida home and smiled.Flowers. Balloons and a clown.Seconds later, the 40-year-old mother was shot in the face in front of her son—and it would take nearly 30 years to name the killer.Was it her husband, Micheal Warren, or his mistress, Sheila Keen?************************************************************************************************Podcast Promo: Tragedy with a View*************************************************************************************************Do you have thoughts about this case, or is there a specific true crime case you'd like to hear about? Let me know with an email or a voice message: https://murderandlove.com/contactFind the sources used in this episode and learn more about how to support Love and Murder: Heartbreak to Homicide and gain access to even more cases, including bonus episodes, ad-free and intro-free cases, case files and more at: https://murderandlove.com~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~Please take some time to Rate, Share, Subscribe!

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If you're telling listeners to 'find your podcast anywhere,' you might as well say 'find me nowhere.' We're joined by Hall of Fame podcaster Dave Jackson who exposes the digital real estate mistake keeping your brilliant content invisible. Dave reveals why your podcast needs its own front door (not a room in Spotify's overcrowded hostel), how to build that home without becoming a reluctant web designer, and the simple tweaks that transform visitors into subscribers—and subscribers into customers. Stop surrendering your growth to platform algorithms. Get Dave's blueprint for podcast website ownership that turns content into currency.Get started with PodPage: https://PodPage.CastAhead.net

Show NotesIn this episode, host Kenny Jahng welcomes Marc from Visitor Reach to discuss the seismic shifts in digital culture impacting churches today. Mark shares data-driven insights into why the traditional ministry model is falling short, and how churches can adapt by embracing new forms of digital touchpoints and relational engagement. Listeners will come away with practical strategies for leveraging technology—from texting to tap technology—for both outreach and follow-up, all aimed at creating real connections with people in their communities. If you want your church to thrive in a rapidly changing cultural landscape, this conversation is essential listening.Why digital contact points have expanded from 3–5 to 12–15 before someone visits church in personHow to shift your ministry model from a “come to us” to a “go to them” approach, especially in digital spacesWays to use two-way texting and real-time conversations to reach people when and where they're most openHow tap technology can streamline visitor connection, giving, and follow-up on-siteThe critical impact of a church's kids ministry experience on family attendance and retentionHow pastors and leaders can shift staff culture to prioritize outreach and digital engagement, not just internal programsPractical steps to personalize, automate, and track digital engagement efforts for meaningful resultsKey Takeaways:“You have people now seven and a quarter hours a day on digital devices, and that's where they wanna talk. That's where they're living.” — Marc Estes“We want people to come to my place, my terms, my people, my culture, my language, and that just isn't working anymore. So we have to be thinking, how do we go to where they're at?” — Marc Estes“If we're too busy doing church to be the church, we have some real hard conversations we need to have, first of all, with the lord and then with our team.” — Marc Estes“For our websites, we're thinking mobile first, but we're not thinking about our whole ministry model to be mobile first.” — Kenny Jahng“Technology isn't something that you delegate…when it comes to communication technology and assimilation technology, we have to realize that these are significant tools that we should, make a priority in our lives and also give time in our meetings, our staff meetings, and when we're meeting with people to just talk about it.” — Marc EstesLinks & Resources Mentioned:https://visitorreach.comhttps://visitorapp.comThe Church Tech Today Podcast helps pastors, church staff, and ministry leaders navigate the intersection of faith and technology with confidence. Hosted by Kenny Jahng and brought to you by www.FrontDoor.church.

The Supreme Court released its landmark parental rights decision in Pierce v. Society of Sisters on June 1, 1925—exactly 100 years ago next month. To celebrate this milestone, we've gathered two special panels on the EPPiC Broadcast, comprised of parental rights champions from either side of the political aisle to protect our children. Today, we speak with the Left Panel: Martin Guggenheim, founder and co-director of New York University School of Law's Family Defense Clinic; Angela Burton, founder and co-chair of the New York City Narrowing the Front Door workgroup; and Josh Gupta-Kagan, a clinical professor of law and director of the Family Defense Clinic at Columbia University's School of Law.The book referenced in our episode is Neglected Stories: The Constitution and Family Values by Peggy Cooper Davis. Find more information here: us.macmillan.com/books/9780809016075/neglectedstories/The EPPiC Broadcast is hosted by Michael Ramey, president of the Parental Rights Foundation. You can sign up for email alerts to keep yourself informed on parental rights news at https://parentalrightsfoundation.org/get-involved/.Support the show

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Episode Summary: Join Kenny Jahng as he sits down with Niya Esperanza, a social media influencer with over a million followers, to explore her organic and impactful approach to sharing faith online. Niya shares her journey of leveraging platforms like TikTok to engage with younger audiences while working actively in youth ministry. Listen in for insights on how authenticity and community building on social media can be an effective ministry tool.In This Episode, You'll Learn: Niya's unique approach to integrating faith into daily contentStrategies for engaging younger audiences on digital platforms Tips for churches to effectively use Instagram and TikTok The importance of authenticity and consistency in social media How to handle challenges and misconceptions about digital ministryKey Quotes: "People just want to see you. They want a good story." — Niya Esperanza "Social media should not just be a place where you're showing what you're doing, but who you are." — Niya Esperanza"Christians have an opportunity to come in and use social media differently in a way that stands out." — Niya EsperanzaLinks & Resources Mentioned: Niya's Tiktok: https://www.tiktok.com/@niyaesperanzaNiya's Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/niyaesperanzaNiya YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCgNfji8YRPm7S91enqssO2wTalks with Trey (Niya's brother): https://www.youtube.com/@talkswithtrey1510Niya's Online Store: https://forallpeople.com/About the Church Tech Today Podcast: The Church Tech Today Podcast helps pastors, church staff, and ministry leaders navigate the intersection of faith and technology with confidence. Hosted by Kenny Jahng and brought to you by www.FrontDoor.church.

Episode Summary: In this thought-provoking episode, Kenny Jahng sits down with Josh Burnett, co-founder of Church Tech, to explore the transformative potential of artificial intelligence (AI) in church settings. Josh shares his insights on using AI to alleviate the administrative burdens of pastors, allowing them to focus more on discipleship and personal connections. Whether you're skeptical about AI or eager to integrate it into your ministry, this episode is packed with practical advice and ethical considerations.In This Episode, You'll Learn:How AI technology can enhance church operations and outreachInsights into ethical considerations when using AI in ministryPractical steps for pastors to start integrating AI toolsThe future of AI and its implications for church leadershipHow to evaluate AI tools and platforms for your churchKey Quotes:“AI can lift a lot of that burden for us and help us do things more quickly so that we can be with people more.” — Josh Burnett“For the average pastor, you need to find a trusted partner in that.” — Josh Burnett"The church has the opportunity to lead in the ethics conversation of how AI is actually used in the world today." — Josh BurnettLinks & Resources Mentioned:Church Tech: church.techRenderforest: renderforest.comSuno AI: suno.aiAbout the Church Tech Today Podcast: The Church Tech Today Podcast helps pastors, church staff, and ministry leaders navigate the intersection of faith and technology with confidence. Hosted by Kenny Jahng and brought to you by www.FrontDoor.church.

SEQUENCES PODCAST no 268 Over the past month, we've been quite busy organising household storage following our return from Australia and assisting our daughter in relocating to a temporary rental while searching together for a permanent home. We encountered disappointment with one property we were close to purchasing due to serious issues discovered during the survey. Given the chaos, we had a limited time to compile a significant music collection for this month, adding more titles already scheduled for May. Thus, we opted to release two distinct editions of the electronic music genre together again. In this first edition, we present uptempo tracks, sequential compositions, symphonic pieces and more, highlighting the diverse aspects of these styles. Download bios: https://www.sequencesmagazine.com/podcasts/ Playlist 01.55 Leopards Of White ‘Through the Front Door to Then' (album Forest Edge) https://leopardsofwhite.bandcamp.com/album/forest-edge 10.42 Christian Halten & Michael Stearns 'Nova Mantra' (album Sounds Searching For People) https://michaelstearns.bandcamp.com/album/sounds-searching-for-people 19.00 Yakuza Jacuzzi 'Near-Peer' (album Space Race) https://cyclicaldreams.bandcamp.com/album/space-race-cyd-0128 25.44 Hammock 'Southern Snow' (album From The Void) https://hammock.bandcamp.com/album/from-the-void 31.19 Krzysztof Kurkowski ‘Destination To Unknown' (album Synthesizer Stories) https://krzysztofkurkowski.bandcamp.com 40.25 Krzysztof Kurkowski ‘Return from Cekcyn' 45.47 Billy Yfantis ‘Celestial' (album New Moon)   https://billyyfantis.bandcamp.com/album/new-moon 49.55 Billy Yfantis 'New Moon' 53.51 Billy Yfantis ‘Waxing The Crescent' 58.00 FD Projekt ‘PF Impro' (Live' 20th.September 2008…Germany, Bielefeld) https://fdproject.bandcamp.com/album/f-d-project-live-electronic-circus-festival-bielefeld-2008 01.03.29 Thomas Lemmer & Oine & Electrix ‘Berlin' http://www.sine-music.com 01.07.38 Thomas Lemmer & Lukas Midub ‘Jaxx Pulse' (single) 01.10.44 Andrew Schoen: feat Joe Nutter ‘Absorption' (EP Soulever) https://wayfarermusicgroup.bandcamp.com 01.16.16 Andy Pickford 'No-One Can Hear You' (album Replicant) https://andypickford1.bandcamp.com 01.21.29 Andy Pickford ‘Get Dyson' (album Terraforma) https://andypickford1.bandcamp.com 01.27.44 Cilvarium ‘Gravity' (album Mandala 3) https://cilvarium.bandcamp.com/album/mandala3 01.31.18 Cilvarium ‘Your Journey' 01.38.02 Mercury's Antennae ‘A Sunless Winter' (album Among The Black Trees) https://mercurysantennae.bandcamp.com/album/among-the-black-trees 01.43.33 Mercury's Antennae ‘The Veil Opaque' 01.47.52 The Lovecraft Sextet ‘Deliverance' (album The Horror Cosmic) https://thelovecraftsextet.bandcamp.com 01.53.18 The Lovecraft Sextet ‘The Horror Cosmic' https://sine-music.bandcamp.com 01,58.24 Caught In Joy 'Stellar Remains Part 1 & 2' (album Mercury) *** https://caughtinjoy.bandcamp.com/album/mercury 02.06.06 Joerg Dankert ‘Through The Avalanche Of Time' (album Through The Avalanche Of Time) https://joerg-dankert.bandcamp.com 02.16.36 Kamarius ‘Romanian Landscape' (album Romanian Revival) https://kamarius.bandcamp.com/album/romanian-revival 02.24.24 FourColor ‘Unintersect' (album Moko) https://t-o-n.bandcamp.com 02.26.12 FourColor ‘Thousandth Key' 02.29.28 Hagen Von Bergen ‘Return In 25 Years' (album Time Flies) https://hagenvonbergenhargestdarken.bandcamp.com/album/time-flies 02.39.45 Matthew Shaw 'Tower 1' (EP The Tower) https://buriedtreasure.bandcamp.com 02.42.40 Joe Weineck ‘Lemuria' (single) www.bscmusic.com 02.49.06 Monster Taxi ‘Pacifica' (single) https://www.monstertaxi.com 02.52.53 Submotion Orchestra 'Side Two' (EP Five Points) https://submotionorchestra.bandcamp.com/album/five-points Edit ***

In Feng Shui, the front door is considered “the mouth of chi” — the energetic entry point where fresh energy, aligned opportunities, helpful people, and prosperity enter your life.   When you apply intentional (visible and invisible) Feng Shui shifts to this space, you open yourself to receive miracles. Listen and learn how to apply these $$ adjustments today! Welcome to a new paradigm — one where abundance flows, your environment supports your evolution, and success doesn't require burnout. I'm Kristina Hollinger — Feng Shui expert, spiritual entrepreneur, and HGTV alum — and this podcast is your portal to intuitive manifesting, high-frequency conversations, and practical Feng Shui tools to help you design the life you truly deserve. Expect episodes on:  Manifestation + 5D energy Prosperity codes for conscious entrepreneurs Mindfulness, angels, and intuitive guidance Breaking free from hustle culture + the matrix How to work softer and make more money This isn't just inspiration — it's activation. You'll leave every episode with aligned action steps and the energetic shifts to back them up.

The US Space Force's (USSF) Space Systems Command (SSC) Front Door office has launched a new initiative designed to enhance unclassified threat-information-sharing with commercial space companies. Astroscale US to conduct two refueling operations of a US Department of Defense (DoD) satellite in geostationary orbit (GEO) for the USSF. Vast has announced that Japan Manned Space Systems Corporation, Interstellar Lab, and Exobiosphere are the latest payload partners for its Haven-1 Lab, and more. Remember to leave us a 5-star rating and review in your favorite podcast app. Be sure to follow T-Minus on LinkedIn and Instagram. Selected Reading USSF launches Orbital Watch, strengthens U.S. Commercial Space Industry  Astroscale U.S. to Lead the First-Ever Refueling of a United States Space Force Asset Vast Announces Three Additional Payload Partners for the Haven-1 Lab: JAMSS, Interstellar Lab, and Exobiosphere Redwire and ispace-U.S. Sign MOU to Jointly Pursue Commercial Lunar Exploration Missions Blue Skies Space awarded funding to design a fleet of satellites that will orbit the Moon and map the early universe NASA Welcomes Bangladesh as Newest Artemis Accords Signatory Japanese Space Startup Makes Deal to Buy US-made Rocket Engines - Bloomberg  Trump's NASA nominee backs US moon program in talks with lawmakers, sources say- Reuters  T-Minus Crew Survey We want to hear from you! Please complete our 4 question survey. It'll help us get better and deliver you the most mission-critical space intel every day. Want to hear your company in the show? You too can reach the most influential leaders and operators in the industry. Here's our media kit. Contact us at space@n2k.com to request more info. Want to join us for an interview? Please send your pitch to space-editor@n2k.com and include your name, affiliation, and topic proposal. T-Minus is a production of N2K Networks, your source for strategic workforce intelligence. © N2K Networks, Inc. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Struggling with front door chaos every time the doorbell rings? In this episode, we break down the secrets to teaching your dog calm and polite door manners, so you can welcome guests without the stress!

On this week's episode, Mom and Me start our new series where we draw inspiration from the zodiac sign to focus on a specific area of the home. Since Aries is the first sign in the zodiac, we are focusing on the front door.

In this episode of The Unstuck Church Podcast, Amy and Sean dive into part two of our conversation on reach and retain strategies, focusing on how churches can leverage their weekend services as effective “front doors” for connecting with new people. From common misses like poor signage and untrained volunteers to practical solutions that create excellent guest experiences, Amy and Sean unpack what's working (and what isn't) in churches today. They share insights on creating a clear guest services presence, developing intentional follow-up processes and ensuring weekend experiences connect with both churched and unchurched people. Listen in to learn how your church can create more effective entry points through your weekend services and establish systems that help new people take their next steps toward Christ. Join us for a free webinar on March 13th where we'll dive deeper into proven strategies for reaching and retaining new people in your church. This Episode is Brought to You By The Church Lawyers: The Church Lawyers' Client Member program was created for organizations just like yours. Their team of Christian legal professionals are personally called to empower and protect churches, ministries and their leaders to fulfill their mission by providing biblically informed and ministry-focused legal solutions. Whether governance, employment, litigation or other matters, let The Church Lawyers walk alongside you as you navigate legal issues facing your ministry.     Sign up for the The Church Lawyers' Client Member program today at thechurchlaywers.com.   Join the Conversation on Social Media We use hashtag #unstuckchurch on X and on Instagram. 

The Count takes a long hard look at himself, Penny plays a CD, and Harrow comes home. The theme of tonight's episode is Foresights.(To avoid spoilers, content warnings are listed at the end of this episode description).The bonus story that goes with this episode is ‘Front Door', and is available for Hallowoods patrons on the show's Patreon, along with behind-the-scenes, exclusive merchandise, and more! Because the show runs without ads or sponsors, we rely on support from fans to guarantee the survival of this LGBTQ+ horror podcast.Hello From The Hallowoods is written and produced by William A. Wellman, a queer horror author. You can visit their website for more information! The transcript for this episode is available on the Hello From The Hallowoods Website. Click here to read!You can also find Hello From The Hallowoods on social media! The show is on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter at @thehallowoods. If you'd like to connect with other fans of the show, there's even a fan-run Discord Server!Music for this episode was used under license from Artlist.com. The soundtracks featured were: ‘Rhea', by Yehezkel Raz, ‘Morning Sunbeams', by Yehezkel Raz,‘Lost', by Lars Bork Anderson,‘Dawn', by Eva Tiedemann,‘Goliath', by Ian Post, ‘Touche', by Idokay,‘Days Pass', by ANBR, ‘A Moon Walk - Instrumental Version', by Yehezkel Raz,‘Five Sense Prison', by Roie Shpigler, ‘Alike', by ANBR, ‘For the Broken Hearted', by Yehezkel Raz,‘Streets', by ANBR,‘Waiting', by Laurel Violet,‘Titan', by Yehezkel Raz,‘Space Sauce', by Bunker Buster,‘Rhea', by Yehezkel Raz,And ‘Farewell', by Maya Belsitzman and Matan EphratContent warnings for this episode include: Kidnapping and abduction, Blood, Birds, Static (including sfx), Body horror, Imprisonment