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Listen to this week's FCS Herd w/ Sam Herder and Colter Nuanez, which originally aired on 102.9 ESPN Missoula.To watch the video version along with other FCS/Big Sky shows, check out the Skyline Sports YouTube channel.For daily podcasts by Sam, check out Sam Herder Sports on Patreon.

Colter Nuanez is joined by national FCS analyst Sam Herder to talk about the biggest surprises and disappointments so far this season, FCS over FBS wins and Idaho's struggles. Colter also shares an interview with Griz senior running back Dylan Paine.

Guests Include: - Drew Trafton, Forum Content Director    - Sam Herder, Sam Herder Sports    - Eric Schmidt, UND head football coach    - Mark Esch, Minnetonka head football coach

The FCS Herd with Sam Herder of Sam Herder Sports returns for another week talking biggest surprises and disappointments, FCS wins over FBS teams and prospects for Montana as the Griz head to Oregon State.

Meditación zen —zen laico— de 13 minutos con Jorge Zentner: la práctica es todo lo contrario a una rutina.Es una meditación con silencios largos: busca un sitio donde nadie te interrumpa. No la escuches conduciendo.Cada vez que nos sentamos en zazen enterramos el pasado y nacemos al instante presente. Zazen nos da una mirada virgen, que no compara ni tiene referencias, que no se apoya en lo que ya sabe porque nada sabe.Ese espíritu del principiante no termina al levantarnos del cojín. Cepillarnos los dientes, ducharnos, trabajar o encontrarnos con quienes tenemos al lado pueden ser también experiencias nuevas.La rutina no está en repetir los mismos gestos: está en la mirada, y en creer que ya conocemos lo que tenemos delante. Heráclito decía que nunca entramos dos veces en el mismo río. Aunque hagamos cada día lo mismo, sentarnos en zazen nos recuerda que vivir es siempre volver a nacer.Jorge comparte cuatro meditaciones en directo cada semana, y un retiro un sábado al mes.MEDITACIONES POR ZOOM, con Jorge ZentnerLunes y miércoles a las 7.30. Martes y jueves a las 20.00, hora de España.Los enlaces de Zoom aparecen en el Canal de WhatsApp el ARTE de EXISTIR: https://whatsapp.com/channel/0029Vb89dKF3QxRtCxitIz0GSi no te va bien el horario, también puedes acceder al audio y meditar en diferido desde el grupo de MEDITACIÓN de WhatsApp: envía un mensaje al 630 38 29 56 pidiendo que te incluyan.Retiro de meditación un sábado al mes, de 9.30 a 19.30, presencial y por Zoom. Más información, en el Canal de WhatsApp el ARTE de EXISTIR.Si es la primera vez que te sientas a meditar, empieza por el episodio de introducción a la práctica de la meditación: cómo sentarse, qué hacer con las piernas, qué hacer con la respiración, etc. https://podcast.elartedeexistir.com/1099460/episodes/9834130-meditacion-guiada-como-empezar-a-meditarEsa misma introducción, por escrito: https://elartedeexistir.com/meditacionSigue el ARTE de EXISTIR, el podcast de Jorge Zentner, en:Web: https://elartedeexistir.comInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/elartedeexistirbcnYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/elARTEdeEXISTIRJorge Zentner es autor de «Cuando nos sentamos a meditar - Una práctica de zen laico» y de «Yo soy todo lo que no soy - Meditación y no dualidad en la vida cotidiana», los dos en Herder.Su página de autor: https://elartedeexistir.com/jorgezentner«Cuando nos sentamos a meditar»: https://www.amazon.es/dp/8425450608«Yo soy todo lo que no soy»: https://www.amazon.es/dp/842545252XCRÉDITOSParticipan en la realización de esta meditación:Dirección y presentación: Jorge ZentnerMúsica original: Antonio MazzeiProducción y realización: Ezequiel SalgueroTEXTO DE LA MEDITACIÓNLa práctica de zazen es todo lo contrario a una rutina. Cada vez que nos sentamos a meditar representa un nacimiento, porque es también una muerte.Sentarnos en zazen es enterrar el pasado y nacer al instante presente; es descubrir la vida por primera vez. Zazen nos aporta una mirada virgen, que no compara ni tiene referencias, que no se apoya en lo que ya sabe, porque nada sabe.Cada vez que nos sentamos en zazen, abrimos una ventana nueva hacia la vida. Es una ventana que nos da una perspectiva también nueva, para observar nuestro paisaje interior.Sentarnos cada día en zazen es como entrenarnos en el juego de morir y renacer momento a momento. Cultivamos, así, el espíritu del principiante, de quien no sabe.Naturalmente, la práctica no acaba en simplemente sentarse a meditar; la verdadera práctica es llevar esta actitud interna a nuestra vida cotidiana. Es decir, darnos cuenta de que, cada mañana, nos cepillamos los dientes por primera vez; nos duchamos por primera vez; vemos a las personas de nuestro entorno por primera vez; realizamos nuestro trabajo por primera vez. Cultivamos, así, el constante descubrimiento de la vida, lo cual implica, también, el constante descubrimiento de nosotros mismos, en lugar de tomarnos por un objeto conocido, repetitivo, mecánico.Vivir es todo lo contrario a una rutina, aunque hagamos cada día los mismos gestos, a la misma hora, en el mismo lugar. La rutina está en nuestra mirada, en nuestra actitud. La rutina deriva de creernos siempre la misma persona, construida a fuerza de acumular tiempo, experiencias, creencias, opiniones, preferencias.Heráclito decía que nunca entramos dos veces en el mismo río. Sin embargo, nosotros vivimos creyendo que ya conocemos a la persona con la que vivimos, ya conocemos a las personas con que trabajamos, creemos que ya conocemos nuestra casa, creemos que ya nos conocemos. Cada día, a la misma hora, con los mismos gestos, nos sentamos en zazen, en la misma postura, practicamos la novedad, descubrimos lo inédito, morimos y volvemos a nacer, cultivamos el espíritu del principiante, de quien no sabe y abre grandes los ojos para descubrir la vida por primera vez, para maravillarse con la novedad.Sentarnos en zazen es todo lo contrario a una rutina, porque vivir es todo lo contrario a una rutina.

Listen to this week's FCS Herd w/ Sam Herder and Colter Nuanez, which originally aired on 102.9 ESPN Missoula.To watch the video version along with other FCS/Big Sky shows, check out the Skyline Sports YouTube channel.For daily podcasts by Sam, check out Sam Herder Sports on Patreon.

Colter Nuanez is joined by Sam Herder for the latest FCS Herd talking about FCS over FBS upsets, Montana State's matchup at Nevada and Idaho's tough start. Colter also shares sound bites from Nevada head coach Jeff Choate as the former Montana State head coach prepares to host the Bobcats. 

Guests include:  Drew Trafton, Forum Content Director; Sam Herder, Sam Herder Sports; Eric Schmidt, UND head football coach and; Wayne Werremeyer, Fargo Davies head football coach

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Listen to this week's FCS Herd w/ Sam Herder and Colter Nuanez, which originally aired on 102.9 ESPN Missoula.To watch the video version along with other FCS/Big Sky shows, check out the Skyline Sports YouTube channel.For daily podcasts by Sam, check out Sam Herder Sports on Patreon.

Derek Hanson in for a vacationing Robbie Daniels and Doug Leier preview the upcoming weekend for FCS football with the host of the MonDak Football Show (9am Saturdays on 740 the Fan.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Colter Nuanez gives his update on the high school football "revenge tour" that he predicted back in August + hear from Sam Herder on all things FCS following an exciting Week 0. 

Guests Include: - Drew Trafton, Forum Content Director    - Kevin Feeney, Moorhead Head Football Coach    - Eric Schmidt, UND head football coach  - Sam Herder, Sam Herder Sports

In this sermon, Terry looks at Luke 11:14–28 and the reality of the spiritual battle between the kingdom of Satan and the kingdom of God. Jesus is the stronger one who has come to overthrow Satan, rescue us from the domain of darkness, and bring us under his good rule. But there is no neutral position — we are either with Jesus or against him. Terry challenges us to remember that the devil is real but limited, to take up God's Word as our weapon, and above all, to trust Jesus, because he is stronger than Satan.

Sam Herder joins Colter Nuanez to discuss FCS story lines with the season opener upcoming. Colter also shares an interview with Montana State quarterback Justin Lamson. 

Guests Include: - Drew Trafton, Forum Content Director    - Sam Herder, Sam Herder Sports    - Eric Schmidt, UND head football coach    - Harvey McMahon, Horace head football coach

Sam Herder joins Colter Nuanez to talk about the closure of Hero Sports, the top games in the FCS to open the season, what to watch around the Big Sky Conference and more.

Its game week in Missoula and we have two great guests to get you set for the Griz and Southern Utah on Saturday night!See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Sam Herder of Hero Sports joins Colter Nuanez to talk about everything that has changed and everything that has not changed entering the 2026 season around the Football Championship Subdivision. 

Colter Nuanez discusses the glut of elite FCS talent that did not transfer this off-season, coaching movement or retention and the preseason FCS polls in this week's ESPN Roundtable with Sam Herder of Hero Sports. Colter then continues his high school football previews with Missoula Sentinel head coach Dane Oliver and answers listener questions. 

Guests Include: - Drew Trafton, Forum Content Director    - Sam Herder, HERO Sports    - Mark Johnson, Bobcat Open Tournament Director

Wer bewusst lebt, kann nahezu jeden Augenblick erfahren, wie sehr wir auf andere angewiesen sind, um gut zu leben, ja um überhaupt zu leben. Entnommen aus: Anselm Grün "Kein Mensch lebt nur für sich allein", hrsg. von Rudolf Walter, Herder, Freiburg 2023

Guests Include: - Drew Trafton, Forum Content Director  - Sam Herder, HERO Sports    - Andy DeLaBarre, L-L-M Head Coach    - Nyeoti Punni, NDSU senior running back

Die Predigtbuddies tasten sich nach ihrer kurzen Sommerpause an einen Text heran, der es wieder einmal in sich hat. Das Gleichnis vom Pharisäer und dem Zöllner macht schon zu Beginn deutlich, dass Verachtung nicht Gottes Sprache ist.Das Buch "Nimm sein Bild in dein Herz", von dem Anja in der Mitte der Folge spricht, ist von Henry M. Nouwen und ist in gut sortierten Buchläden bestellbar. Es ist 1991 erstmals erschienen 2016 bei Herder neu aufgelegt worden. Eine große Leseempfehlung!Die Ereignisse um den CSD in Berlin machen uns zu schaffen - und wir stellen fest, dass Verachtung niemals zum Segen führt.

We've all heard the old cliché that "history repeats itself," but the Torah actually reveals a massive flaw in that idea. The Greeks believed history repeats itself. Enlightenment thinkers believed history marches relentlessly forward. The Torah suggests they're both missing something. In this episode, Geoffrey Stern and Rabbi Adam Mintz begin with a single Hebrew word—eikev—and uncover a uniquely Jewish philosophy of history. Through the insights of Ramban, Giambattista Vico, Johann Gottfried Herder, Isaiah Berlin, and Rabbi Jonathan Sacks, they discover a vision of history that is neither an endless cycle nor a straight line of inevitable progress, but a sometimes crooked, yet ultimately purposeful journey in which the past continually echoes into the present. Along the way, they explore Vico's revolutionary claim that history—and indeed all of the human sciences—is fundamentally different from the physical sciences. Nature may be governed by universal laws, mathematical formulas, and today's algorithms, but history is lived, remembered, recorded, and thereby created by human beings. It can therefore be understood only by entering the language, imagination, memory, and lived experience of a people. From Herder they learn that every nation and culture possesses its own authentic voice, and from the Torah that every generation must reinterpret its inherited story without abandoning it. Discover why Jewish history doesn't simply repeat itself—it rhymes. Key Takeaways History Doesn't Repeat. It Rhymes - The Torah rejects both the Greek idea that history endlessly repeats itself and the Enlightenment belief in inevitable progress. Jewish history moves toward redemption, but along the way the same moral challenges return, inviting each generation to respond anew. Eikev Is More Than a Word - The opening word of the parsha—eikev—means "because," "heel," and "crooked path." Through Ramban, we discover that Jewish history is purposeful without always being direct. God's covenant unfolds through the winding paths of human choices rather than along a straight line. History Is Made by People, Not Formulas - Vico, Herder, Isaiah Berlin, and Rabbi Jonathan Sacks help us appreciate what the Torah has always assumed: unlike the physical sciences, history cannot be reduced to universal laws or algorithms. It is created by people, cultures, language, and memory—and can only be understood by entering their lived experience. Timestamps [00:00] Does History Rhyme [01:21] Eikev Opens the Parsha [02:05] Quid Pro Quo and Chalipin [04:49] Rashi and the Heel [08:07] Ramban on Endings [11:22] Crooked Paths Straightened [16:40] Jewish History Repeats [20:37] Sacks on Covenantal Time [23:28] Vico and Spiral History [24:55] Berlin Herder and Meaning [30:09] Closing Challenge to Viewers Links & Learnings Sign up for free and get more from our weekly newsletter https://madlik.com/ Safaria Source Sheet: https://voices.sefaria.org/sheets/740924 Transcript here: https://madlik.substack.com/  

In dieser Episode von Carl & Company geht es um das Bewahren gegen alle Wahrscheinlichkeit: Wie überlebt queere Geschichte, wenn sie über Jahrhunderte weichgezeichnet, verboten, verfolgt und verbrannt wurde? Im Nachklang des Pride Month nähert sich Host René Freudenthal dieser Frage wieder von zwei Seiten des großen Teichs. Aus New York kommt der Schriftsteller und frieze-Chefredakteur Andrew Durbin, dessen meisterliche Doppelbiografie The Wonderful World That Almost Was die Leben der Ausnahme-Avantgardekünstler Peter Hujar und Paul Thek vor dem Vergessen rettet – aus Werken und Briefen, aus Fotografien und Fußnoten, mit all der großen Zärtlichkeit, dem gnadenlosen Klatsch und dem schieren Überlebenswillen einer Welt, die die AIDS-Krise fast ausgelöscht hätte. Durbin hebt queere Vergangenheit aus dem Archiv: Die zweite Stimme der Folge holt sie gleich ins Rampenlicht. Franz-Erdmann Meyer-Herder ist Chefdramaturg am Theater Freiburg und, sobald das Bühnenlicht angeht, Dragqueen Dr. Flametta M. Sauvage, die mit Overhead-Projektor und Glitzergarderobe vierhundert Jahre queerer Geschichte aufrollt – Vergangenheit nicht konserviert, sondern leibhaftig verkörpert, nicht eingelagert, sondern leidenschaftlich aufgeführt. So entsteht ein transatlantischer Dialog über zwei Arten, dasselbe vor dem Verschwinden zu retten – Papier und Perücke, Kuration und Kabarett – und über die Frage, warum queere Kunst auch queere Geschichte(n) erzählen muss, gerade jetzt, da der Radiergummi wieder ausgepackt wird. Übrigens: Am 24. Juli um 21 Uhr gibt es auf dem Theatervorplatz eine Summer-Stage-Ausgabe von How Queer! mit Flametta! Shownotes: Andrew Durbin: "The Wonderful World that Almost Was" "How Queer! mit Flametta M. Sauvage" Moderation & Redaktion: René Freudenthal Produktion & Mitarbeit: Hanna Langreder Original-Logo zum Podcast: Simon Krause Original-Musik zum Podcast: Edward Fernbach

The July edition of Independent Groove, broadcast LIVE on Cutters Choice Radio is a Beat Herder 2026 Festival special, 2 hours of acts playing this year's festival.  I am also pleased to announce I am DJing The Fortress stage at Beat Herder Sunday 1pm - 2pm. Come join me!  Queen Omega & the Royal Souls - Rebel Chant Transglobal Underground - The People Carrier Gaudi - No Other way Dub Katalyst - Embers Omega Nebula - Hero Dreadzone - Iron Shirt DJ Yoda Ft. Beardyman - Don't mean a thing Jamu - Brick by Brick A-Skillz - Lit Up Mr Scruff - Get a move on House Gospel Choir - Battle Faithless - Find a way Groove Armada - Love's theme Tiga - Don't worry baby DJ Seinfield - U can't come home Eats Everything - Every woman needs love TSHA Ft. Ellie Maxwell - I need U  Chrystal - The Days (Notion remix)  Shaka Loves you - Missin' you (so bad) Madame Electrifie - Good Luck I hate you Soul Mass Transit System - Talkng Nonsense K-Klass - Rhythm is a mystery The Orb - It's coming soon  Orbital - Chime Utah Saints - Highlander Slamboree - Big Bada Boomtown Kaya Fyah - Junglist Skankers DonaeO - Ganja Smoka (Born on Road remix)  Roni Size - Brown Paper Bag (Crissy Cris remix) Ed Solo - Boombastic Sigma - Legendary Status Wilkinson - Ultraviolet Kings of the Rollers - Chase the Lights Lens - Whole Place Lift Breakage - Dread Drumsound & Bassline Smith - Shine a light DJ Hybrid - When we murder sound Pete Cannon - Find me out

In this sermon, Terry explores Psalm 24 and asks one of the Bible's greatest questions: Who is the King of Glory? As the psalm unfolds, we see God's holiness, his rule over all things, and our need for clean hands and pure hearts. Ultimately, we're pointed to Jesus—the victorious King who welcomes his people into God's presence.

Guests include:  Sam Herder, HERO Sports; Jeff Kolpack, Forum of Fargo-Moorhead and; Carter Temple, NDSU 2027 Quarterback Commit

Guests Include:   - Drew Trafton, Forum Content Director   - Sam Herder, HERO Sports    - Stevie Keller, NDSU Track Head Coach

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On the first hour of Nuanez Now, Colter Nuanez is joined by FCS expert Sam Herder to break down some of the biggest storylines around the subdivision, including the number of draft picks in this year's NFL Draft and whether it's as simple as top talent migrating to the FBS level. The two dive into that debate and explore a variety of other key topics shaping the current landscape of FCS football.Next, Colter runs through this week's Treasure State Stars, highlighted by Anna Cockhill's three-home run performance for the Montana softball team in a win over Weber State.

Guest Include:   - Sam Herder, HERO Sports    - Jeff Kolpack, Forum of Fargo-Moorhead     

Guest Include: - Eric Schmidt, UND head football coach  - Sam Herder, HERO Sports - Randy Hedberg, Former NDSU QB Coach    

Guest Include: - Sam Herder, HERO Sports  - Jeff Kolpack, Forum of Fargo-Moorhead

Guest Include:   - Sam Herder, HERO Sports    - Jeff Kolpack, Forum of Fargo-Moorhead  

Guests include:  Sam Herder, HERO Sports; Jeff Kolpack, Forum of Fargo-Moorhead and; Brandon Schirado, Beulah boys basketball head coach 

Guests include:  Sam Herder, HERO Sports; Jeff Kolpack, Forum of Fargo-Moorhead and; Darin Mattern, Bismarck Century boys basketball head coach

Guests include:  Sam Herder, Hero Sports and Jeff Kolpack Forum of FM 

Guest Include: - Sam Herder, HERO Sports  - Jeff Kolpack, Forum of Fargo-Moorhead - Sam Brandt, Kindred girls basketball head coach  

Guest Include: - Sam Herder, HERO Sports    - Jeff Kolpack, Forum of Fargo-Moorhead   - Eric Amoako, NDSU new CB coach

To kick off Nuanez Now, Colter Nuanez is joined by FCS expert and HERO Sports contributor Sam Herder to break down what has been a wild few weeks across the subdivision. The latest headline: Sacramento State announcing its move to the FBS by joining the Mid-American Conference. Herder shares his perspective on what the transition means for the Hornets, how it impacts the broader FCS landscape, and what ripple effects could be coming as realignment continues to reshape college football. The two also dive into other major storylines and offseason developments from around the FCS.Later in the show, Colter sits down with Jaden Steppe, sophomore forward for the Montana State Bobcats men's basketball, to talk about his journey, his connections to Montana, and his mindset as the Bobcats gear up for the upcoming conference tournament.

Sam Herder, FCS Analyst for HERO Sports, joins the show to break down the massive ripple effects of North Dakota State's move from the FCS to the FBS and what it means for the future of college football. From the Mountain West implications to the financial risks behind buying their way into the next level, Sam explains why now was the time for the Bison to make the jump and how this decision could reshape the entire subdivision landscape. He also dives into Sacramento State's bold MAC move, the long term scheduling impact for NDSU, and which FCS programs like Tarleton State could be next to follow the same path. #fcs #ndsu #mwc #collegefootball #cfb Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Guest Include: - Sam Herder, Hero Sports   - Jeff Kolpack, Forum of Fargo-Moorhead  

Colter kicks off the show by sitting down with FCS expert and HERO Sports contributor Sam Herder to break down the latest news from around the FCS. The two discuss North Dakota State's transition to the FBS, Bobby Hauck's brief retirement before taking the defensive coordinator job at the University of Illinois, South Dakota head coach Travis Johansen's move to Rutgers, and other major storylines shaping the subdivision.Later in the show, Colter visits with Montana State freshman guard Jamison Phillips to recap recent conference results, including a big win over Eastern Washington, and to preview the upcoming rivalry matchup against the Montana Grizzlies.

"McElroy & Cubelic In The Morning" airs 7am-10am weekdays on WJOX-94.5!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Tuesday's 9am hour of Mac & Cube kept on with Sam Herder, from HERO Sports, tells McElroy & Cubelic why North Dakota State made the jump to FBS, how this invigorated fans & donors, and where the ceiling of the team is now that they've moved to a bigger level of sports; then, the guys find out that Greg has apparently has been so biased for the SEC while broadcasting games; and finally, a few Bad Box Scores of the Day close out the Tuesday show. "McElroy & Cubelic In The Morning" airs 7am-10am weekdays on WJOX-94.5!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In the second part of this series, we'll examine how it is that Goethe came to his conception of the Daemonic, involved as it is with Spinoza's pantheism. Goethe's introduction to Spinoza was largely through Herder, and his friendship with Herder he described as one of the most important in his entire life. We'll consider Herder's personality and some of the most important aspects of Herder's worldview, as well as the use of the term "daemonic" as Herder received it from his mentor, the "Magus of the North", Hamann. In the latter half of the episode, we'll look at the specifics of how Goethe describes the Daemonic in Dichtung und Wahrheit and in Conversations with Goethe, in which he describes it as a force that pushes against all limits and manifests in prodigious human beings. We'll relate the idea to Werther, Faust, and consider some of Goethe's real-world examples of it.

Part one of three. Johann Wolfgang von Goethe often spoke of a dangerous but invigorating life-force that he christened "the daemonic". In his conversations with Eckermann, and in his autobiography Dichtung und Wahrheit, he describes the daemonic by direct reference to Spinoza, and his pantheist philosophy. In this first episode of our series on Goethe's Daemonic, we're going to look at Goethe's statement of the idea, then go back in time to consider: Plato's Symposium, the daemonion of Socrates, the writings of Philo of Alexandria, Justin Martyr and St. Augustine, and finally, the alleged Spinozism of the playwright Gotthold Lessing and the "pantheism controversy" that emerged over Lessing's legacy, argued by Friedrich Heinrich Jacobi and Moses Mendelssohn.Next week (part two) will involve a closer reading of Goethe's concept of the daemonic and the influence of Herder on Goethe's reception of Spinoza. Episode art: Lessing, pictured in front of some Greek daimones.