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On this episode, hear from Browns HC Todd Monken, RB Raheim Sanders, and S Ronnie Hickman Jr from Monday's availability following Week 1's game against the Jacksonville Jaguars.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

   I've begged and pleaded all off season... please let me be wrong.  Andy says, "I got you."    For the first time in three years, the Chiefs brought something new to their season opener.  Something really, really new and it was spectacular.   How great was Kenneth Walker racking up 191 total yards?  So great that in the storied history of the franchise the Chiefs have never had a game where their quarterback started a game 2 for 12 passing and the Chiefs won.  In fact, in this one, they never trailed.  Good golly was this a thing of beauty.    The one area your humble host was right was the Chiefs clearly built this off season for Justin Fields to start the opener but you're always going with Mahomes even if he was rusty, and admittedly, has a lot of work to do this year to get into form.    It wasn't just the offense as the defense has a whole new look and shine.   The Buffalo Bills are under fire for announcing they are perrorming the Canadian national anthem this Thursday night.  Robert Kraft makes a great decision about a concert at Gillette Stadium.    The Royals announce construction plans for their new ballpark.  Hickman Mills Schools sells a grade school on the cheap and some folks aren't happy.  And our Final Final is legendary radio announcer, Hall of Famer Dale Carter, running for office in Jackson County and happy to not be the Chiefs PA announcer anymore.

Photo: Tina Hickman of Choctaw, Mississippi flips through the course catalog for Bay Mills Community College, the tribal college she attended to earn her bachelor's degree. (Elise Catrion Gregg / Gulf States Newsroom) Tribal colleges and universities are higher education institutions chartered by Native American tribes. There are over 30 of them around the country – but none in the Gulf South. Elise Gregg of the Gulf States Newsroom spoke to Indigenous students around the region who do not have a TCU of their own. At the Pearl River Head Start in Choctaw, Mississippi, Tina Hickman is getting ready for things to pick up with the start of the school year. Two years ago, she started her bachelor's in early childhood education. “I only took one class at first, but after that I started taking three classes. My kids, they were about to graduate high school, they’re back to back, so I was like, I need to do this for them.” Unlike her other undergraduate studies, though, this degree was not at one of Mississippi's local community colleges. Hickman attended Bay Mills Community College, a tribal college in Michigan. She says it was not just a chance to finish her bachelor's. Her favorite class, Native American Contributions to Society, gave her a new perspective on her Indigenous heritage. “Taking that class, it just made me feel proud to be Native.” But Hickman had to do the program online. The closest brick and mortar TCU is in Oklahoma and it does not offer four-year programs. Indigenous students in the Gulf South often have to travel even further, to Haskell Indian Nations University in Kansas or other Midwest or Western states. Rachel Billiot is part of United Houma Nation, a Louisiana state-recognized tribe. She now wants to go to grad school, ideally at a TCU, to study the environment from an Indigenous perspective on the rights of nature, history of the land, and traditional ecological knowledge. But there are only a few graduate-level, higher education options and none of them are in the South. “And I want to work in my landscape, I have to focus in the southeast. the only place you’re going to get working knowledge is by working within the landscape itself. And usually, the things that are offering work with indigenous populations from an indigenous perspective are either in the southwest or in the Midwest.” Melinda Ben, who directs the tribal scholarship office for the Mississippi Band of Choctaw, says when she speaks to younger students, many are in the same boat as Hickman and Billiot – and simply do not know TCUs are an option when they are leaving high school. But, she says, non-Native institutions can also help. Ben would love for Mississippi State University, where a lot of their tribal members attend, to develop similar curriculum to the University of Oklahoma – another non-TCU with a large Indigenous population. “OU actually has that track. We’ve had a couple of students to graduate with a Native American Studies degree. They even offer Native American Law.” The options are there, but they are just not close to home. Indigenous researchers in Arizona are educating Navajo Tribal members about potential dangers in their water. In many rural communities, Native people rely on wells for drinking water, and the quality of that water can vary. Mark Moran reports. Many Native American communities in the Southwest rely on well water, but its quality and safety can vary. Parts of the Navajo and Hopi reservations were heavily mined for uranium used in nuclear weapons during the Cold War. Northern Arizona University chemist and Navajo Nation citizen Jani Ingram grew up on the reservation. She says it became clear that many abandoned mine sites had not been cleaned up. “There's over 500 abandoned mine sites out on Navajo that are an issue because there really was very little to no cleanup that happened.” Ingram says her goal is to determine pollution levels and educate Tribal members about the importance of safe drinking water. She presented her latest findings to the American Chemical Society late last month. Get National Native News delivered to your inbox daily. Sign up for our daily newsletter today. Download our NV1 Android or iOs App for breaking news alerts. Check out today’s Native America Calling episode Tuesday, September 15, 2026 — An Indigenous-led opera retells a historic Tlingit act of resistance

On today's REX Daily Podcast, Dom talks with Paul Hickman from Taimate Angus about partnering with New World Blenheim to provide premium Angus beef for the supermarket, how the deal is breaking new ground for NZ producers and how the Blenheim store is breaking a twenty-five year hiatus of NZ supermarkets providing an in-house retail butcher service... He talks with Stu Davison from HighGround Dairy in Chicago about the latest Global Dairy Trade Event (-1.1%), the latest DairyNZ modelling showing a possible national breakeven milk price of $9.07/kgMS and whether the recent All Blacks test in Baltimore made an impact in the US... And he talks with NZ Avocado Chief Executive Brad Siebert about what's happening around the country to mark National Guacamole Day, the goal of lifting the average avocado consumption of NZers by over 1kg per person annually and added domestic demand as growers head towards a potential record season. Tune in daily for the latest and greatest REX rural content on your favourite streaming platform, visit rexonline.co.nz and follow us on Instagram, Facebook and LinkedIn for more.

Dom talks with Paul Hickman from Taimate Angus about partnering with New World Blenheim to provide premium Angus beef for the supermarket, how the deal is breaking new ground for NZ producers and how the Blenheim store is breaking a twenty-five year hiatus of NZ supermarkets providing an in-house retail butcher service. Tune in daily for the latest and greatest REX rural content on your favourite streaming platform, visit rexonline.co.nz and follow us on Instagram, Facebook and LinkedIn for more.

Jesus made life very simple for us by making two simple statements.  Love the Lord your God with all your heart, soul, and mind and love your neighbor as yourself. Why do we complicate life? That's what the enemy wants, confusion and complication. That keeps us from the simplicity of following Jesus. But if we keep our eyes on Him and love each other as He has loved us life can't get any better. This is the first message in a new series entitled "Love Your Neighbor".

Jesus made life very simple for us by making two simple statements.  Love the Lord your God with all your heart, soul, and mind and love your neighbor as yourself. Why do we complicate life? That's what the enemy wants, confusion and complication. That keeps us from the simplicity of following Jesus. But if we keep our eyes on Him and love each other as He has loved us life can't get any better. This is the first message in a new series entitled "Love Your Neighbor".

Jesus made life very simple for us by making two simple statements.  Love the Lord your God with all your heart, soul, and mind and love your neighbor as yourself. Why do we complicate life? That's what the enemy wants, confusion and complication. That keeps us from the simplicity of following Jesus. But if we keep our eyes on Him and love each other as He has loved us life can't get any better. This is the first message in a new series entitled "Love Your Neighbor".

Jesus made life very simple for us by making two simple statements.  Love the Lord your God with all your heart, soul, and mind and love your neighbor as yourself. Why do we complicate life? That's what the enemy wants, confusion and complication. That keeps us from the simplicity of following Jesus. But if we keep our eyes on Him and love each other as He has loved us life can't get any better. This is the first message in a new series entitled "Love Your Neighbor".

Ken and Anthony bring in producer Meredith for a second opinion on the ripped "Los Angeles Made Me Do It" sweatshirt Browns assistant GM Catherine Hickman wore to her press conference, and whether it was a tone-deaf choice so soon after the Myles Garrett trade. The crew tracks down where the shirt actually came from (hint: it's not as pricey as you'd think) and debates whether an assistant GM should be dressing more like the organization she represents. Along the way, Anthony also stakes his season-win prediction for the Browns and explains why he's not calling the year a total loss no matter the record.

Browns insider Mary Kay Cabot joins Ken and Anthony to defend Catherine Hickman after the internet piled on the assistant GM over her wardrobe, calling the criticism flat-out unfair given her résumé and workload. She also weighs in on whether Dillon Gabriel's convenient-timing IR stint was as coincidental as it looked, and sides firmly with Todd Monken's decision not to let fan sentiment sway the Browns' quarterback call. Cabot rounds things out with an inside look at how Monken has handled his first-year pressures, from the Myles Garrett trade to the Deshaun Watson fallout.

Browns Assistant GM Catherine Hickman got asked point blank if the Browns fielded trade offers for a quarterback, and her non-answer (followed by an awkward self-correction seven questions later) had Ken and Anthony convinced something's up. They break down which Browns QB is actually the realistic trade chip, ruling names in and out based on injury status, contract situation and what a team would realistically be willing to give up. The guys also dig into who'd have the longer NFL career between two of Cleveland's young arms, with a take that might surprise you.

Ken and Anthony react to the backlash Mary Kay Cabot took online after defending Catherine Hickman's wardrobe choice on the show, and dig into whether there's a real double standard at play for women trying to break into NFL front offices versus guys like Freddie Kitchens or Bill Belichick. They trace the sweatshirt discourse back to old Browns fashion controversies, debate whether execs actually get free team gear, and land on a theory for how Hickman should handle her next press conference if she wants to shut the critics up.

Nick and Jonathan talk about the buzz surrounding Browns assistant GM, Catherine Hickman's sweatshirt from yesterday and why they feel the discourse has gone too far.

On this episode, hear from Browns AGM Catherine Hickman, HC Todd Monken, and DL Mike Hall Jr ahead of Wednesday's practice at the CrossCountry Mortgage Campus in Berea.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Shagg Makino Counting Countries has been to 169 countries Hey now, I am your host, Ric Gazarian. In this episode, I had the pleasure of speaking with Shagg Makino. Shagg is a part-time resident of Bangkok, and we have met socially several times this year. Shagg will also be joining over 200 people at the Extraordinary Travel Festival. I was in Bangkok while Shagg was also in Bangkok for this recording. Please listen in and enjoy.

Jesus made life very simple for us by making two simple statements.  Love the Lord your God with all your heart, soul, and mind and love your neighbor as yourself. Why do we complicate life? That's what the enemy wants, confusion and complication. That keeps us from the simplicity of following Jesus. But if we keep our eyes on Him and love each other as He has loved us life can't get any better. This is the first message in a new series entitled "Love Your Neighbor".

Jesus made life very simple for us by making two simple statements.  Love the Lord your God with all your heart, soul, and mind and love your neighbor as yourself. Why do we complicate life? That's what the enemy wants, confusion and complication. That keeps us from the simplicity of following Jesus. But if we keep our eyes on Him and love each other as He has loved us life can't get any better. This is the first message in a new series entitled "Love Your Neighbor".

In the Face of Evil Romans 12:9-21 8/30/2026 Rev. Alan Brehm PhD Hickman Presbyterian Church

PRL 8-27-26 Zack Kaplan, Jeff Nadu, Hunter Bailey, Rahjai Harris, Brett Hickman by Pirate Radio

Long before ESPN's SportsCenter became a cultural institution, Fred Hickman was helping define what sports television could be. One of the fledgling Cable News Network's original on-air personalities, Hickman became nationally known alongside Nick Charles on CNN Sports Tonight, where "Nick and Hick" paired serious sports journalism with an easy, conversational chemistry that made the nightly highlights feel both authoritative and welcoming. Their signature "Play of the Day" became so recognizable that, as the Berlin Wall fell in 1989, a viewer in Germany held up a bedsheet urging Fred to make a united Germany that night's selection — a wonderfully improbable measure of the show's massive reach and influence. This week, we revisit Hickman's remarkable life with journalist Harrison Golden, co-author of the posthumously published memoir "Channeling: My Life On Air, Off Air, and In Living Color." Golden first knew Hickman as a kid watching Yankees coverage on the newly launched YES Network, then encountered him years later while interviewing for a local television job in Baton Rouge. The two became colleagues and friends, and after Hickman was diagnosed with terminal cancer, he entrusted Golden with helping preserve the story he wanted to leave behind. Our conversation follows Hickman from his hometown Springfield, Illinois, to CNN's improvisational early days; the rise and enduring bond of "Nick and Hick"; Hickman's harrowing struggle with cocaine addiction in Detroit and the second chance that brought him back to Turner HQ in Atlanta; the explosive growth and eventual fragmentation of cable sports; and later chapters at YES, ESPN and beyond.  We also revisit Hickman's pioneering importance as one of the first Black sportscasters with sustained national visibility — and, of course, his infamous first-place vote for Allen Iverson in 2000 that kept Shaquille O'Neal from becoming the NBA's first unanimous Most Valuable Player that year. + + +    SUPPORT THE SHOW: Buy Us a Coffee: https://ko-fi.com/goodseatsstillavailable The "Good Seats" Store: http://tee.pub/lic/RdiDZzQeHSY BUY THE BOOK:        "Channeling: My Life On Air, Off Air, and In Living Color": https://amzn.to/4ghFCIg   SPONSOR THANKS:  Royal Retros (10% off promo code: SEATS): https://www.royalretros.com/?ref=SEATS Old School Shirts.com (10% off promo code: GOODSEATS): https://oldschoolshirts.com/goodseats FIND AND FOLLOW: Linktree: https://linktr.ee/GoodSeatsStillAvailable Web: https://goodseatsstillavailable.com/ Bluesky: https://bsky.app/profile/goodseatsstillavailable.com X/Twitter: https://twitter.com/GoodSeatsStill YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@goodseatsstillavailable Threads: https://www.threads.net/@goodseatsstillavailable Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/goodseatsstillavailable/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/GoodSeatsStillAvailable/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/good-seats-still-available/

Jesus made life very simple for us by making two simple statements.  Love the Lord your God with all your heart, soul, and mind and love your neighbor as yourself. Why do we complicate life? That's what the enemy wants, confusion and complication. That keeps us from the simplicity of following Jesus. But if we keep our eyes on Him and love each other as He has loved us life can't get any better. This is the first message in a new series entitled "Love Your Neighbor".

Jesus made life very simple for us by making two simple statements.  Love the Lord your God with all your heart, soul, and mind and love your neighbor as yourself. Why do we complicate life? That's what the enemy wants, confusion and complication. That keeps us from the simplicity of following Jesus. But if we keep our eyes on Him and love each other as He has loved us life can't get any better. This is the first message in a new series entitled "Love Your Neighbor".

A deeply strange and arresting short novel, The Water Statues defies easy categorization but has a powerful and cerebral atmosphere, putting us in mind of a lot of other works—including Clarke’s Piranesi. Langdon Hickman, last unshriven host of Death // Sentence, joins to discuss. Podcasts, reviews, interviews, essays, and more at the Ancillary Review of Books. Please consider supporting ARB’s Patreon! Guest: Langdon Hickman Title: The Water Statues by Fleur Jaeggy, translated by Gini Alhedeff  Host:Jake Casella Brookins Music byGiselle Gabrielle Garcia Artwork byRob Patterson Opening poem by Bhartṛhari, translated by John Brough References: Recent episodes with other Death // Sentence hosts (Sisyphean with Gareth Watkins & Diaspora with Eden Kupermintz) Solvej Balle’s On the Calculation of Volume Roberto Bolaño W.G. Sebald'sAusterlitz & The Rings of Saturn Hugo Nominees, UKLG Nominees Frank Herbert’s Dune Holism vs reductivist materialism Object oriented ontology & speculative realists Nick Land, Graham Harman, Timothy Morton Set theory Jacques Derrida on “logos” Greg Egan's Incandescence & related stories Alan Moore & Dave Gibbons’ Watchmen Kim Stanley Robin’s Aurora (AMOT episode w/ Hilary Strang) Jayaprakash Satyamurthy of Djinn and Miskatonic M.R. James Eugene Thacker’s An Ideal For Living Susanna Clarke’s Piranesi(AMOT episode w/Misha Grifka Wander) & Jonathan Strange & Mr. Norrell Hemingway’s “Iceberg theory” Lydia Davis, Samuel Beckett Decadent & Aesthetic movements Ridley Scott’s Blade Runner Negative Capability Keats’ letter to Richard Woodhouse, October 1818 Philip K. Dick, Ursula K. Le Guin, Sofia Samatar David Michell’s Cloud Atlas (AMOT episode with Abigail Nussbaum) William Butler Yeats’ “The Second Coming” Jorge Luis Borges’ “Pierre Menard, Author of the Quixote” Hilary Putnam The Caretaker by Doon Arbus Death // Sentence Treble Zine Consequence of Sound Langdon's newsletter

Joel and Steve reconvene and catch up - Steve is in a play and Joel saw a bunch of plays! Steve is in "Anything Goes" at The Nebraska Communities Playhouse in Hickman, NE, and Joel visited TTBB friend and and past TTBB guest Armando McClain at the Oregon Shakespeare Festival in Ashland, OR. https://neplayhouse.com/2026-season/anything-goes/ https://www.osfashland.org/   Be sure to Like, Follow, Subscribe to and Review Joel and Steve wherever you listen to them! Limited Time Offer - if you email Joel and Steve at ttbbpodcast@gmail.com or DM on Bluesky you will be entered into a quarterly drawing for a now Limited Edition TTBBPodcast sticker! Winners will be notified by response email, please allow 6-8 weeks for delivery.   #TootYourHooter #There'sSomethingWrongHere https://www.instagram.com/tryingtobebetterpodcast/ https://bsky.app/profile/ttbbpodcast.bsky.social

Marvel's Midnight Universe is getting ready to open its doors, and this week we're going straight to two of the writers helping build it. Benjamin Percy and Phillip Kennedy Johnson join the AIPT Comics Podcast for an extended conversation about Midnight Fantastic Four and Midnight Spider-Man, two of the three series launching Marvel's new horror-infused universe on October 7. Along with Jonathan Hickman on Midnight X-Men, Percy and Johnson are helping to establish a world in which familiar Marvel characters are being rebuilt through body horror, cosmic terror, and some seriously disturbing new origins. Percy digs into the Lovecraftian nightmare behind his Fantastic Four, why their familiar powers are closer to curses, the influence of California's strange scientific and occult history, and just how grotesque Reed Richards' elasticity can become. Johnson takes us inside his radically different Peter Parker, the role Oscorp plays in his transformation, ScieTronc's horrifying designs, and why calling this version of Peter "Man-Spider" barely scratches the surface. The conversation also gets into the larger Midnight Universe, including how Percy, Johnson, and Hickman are coordinating their books, how carefully they're approaching other Marvel characters, plans for the universe to eventually expand, and yes, whether Hickman's beloved data pages are coming along for the ride. Visit our Patreon page to see the various tiers you can sign up for today to get in on the ground floor of AIPT Patreon. We hope to see you chatting with us on our Discord soon! NEWS Marvel November solicitations! Jean Grey returns! Marvel's ‘Incursions' one-shots revisit the road to ‘Secret Wars' this November Marvel teases ‘Origin III': Is Wolverine's untold past about to be revealed? Official press release Marvel's November 2026 solicitations reveal the post -‘ Avengers: Armageddon' era Marvel retells Venom's origin from the symbiote's perspective in ‘Venom: POV' Marvel's free ‘Midnight Universe' ashcan reveals creepy new details Marvel Comics sheds light on November 2026 variant series Momo-Tone covers Exclusive: Benjamin Percy and Raúl Fernández launch sci-fi horror series ‘Egg Hunt' Exclusive: Brain Poison launches with three new sci-fi comics in shared universe Garth Ennis and John McCrea get weird with psychedelic horror tale ‘The Snail' DC Comics Solicitations for November Our Top Books of the Week: Dave: Punisher Vs. Spider-Man #2 (Dan Abnett, Matteo Della Fonte) Thor #800 Chris:​​ Nights #20 (Wyatt Kennedy, Luigi Formisano) The Last Driver #1 (Sean Murphy, Simon Gough) Standout KAPOW moment of the week: Chris: Nights #20 (Wyatt Kennedy, Luigi Formisano)  Dave: Destination Kill #4 (Joe Palmer) TOP BOOKS FOR NEXT WEEK Chris: Minotaur #2 (Si Spurrier, Michael Dowling) Dave: Batman: Bad Seeds – Sunset #1 (Matt Fraction, G. Willow Wilson, Giuseppe) JUDGING BY THE COVER JR. Dave: Tomb of Apocalypse #1 (Pablo Villalobos) Chris: Next Level: One Shot #1 (Fernando Blanco Main Cover) Interview: Midnight Universe - Ben Percy (Midnight FF) and Phillip Kennedy Johnson (Midnight Spider-Man) - Out October 7, FOC Aug 31 You're both taking characters whose origins are among the most familiar in comics and rebuilding them through horror. What was the first thing each of you identified in the classic Fantastic Four and Spider-Man origins that could become genuinely frightening in the Midnight Universe? Since this is horror, are you inverting who is the hero? I.e. is Spider-Man the villain and hsi rogues the bad guys, same for FF, or is that giving too much away? Ben, the Fantastic Four have always been explorers pushing into the unknown, but here that curiosity seems potentially catastrophic. How much of Midnight Fantastic Four is about Reed Richards being unable to leave certain doors unopened, even when every instinct should tell him to stop? Phillip, you've described wanting Peter Parker's transformation to feel like something conceived by H.R. Giger and directed by David Cronenberg. Once Peter becomes this grotesque spider hybrid, how do you preserve the humanity and responsibility that make him recognizably Spider-Man? Both books seem fascinated with science going somewhere it absolutely should not go. How differently do Reed and Peter respond to the realization that scientific progress has created something horrifying, and do you see them as cautionary reflections of each other? The solicit for Midnight Fantastic Four #2 mentions revisiting and redefining the perils of the atomic age. Ben, what interested you about connecting the Fantastic Four to that particular period of scientific optimism, anxiety, and destruction? Phillip, Oscorp isn't simply responsible for Peter's transformation. They're apparently using what they learn from him to create more human-animal hybrids. Does that give this version of Spider-Man a different relationship with his rogues gallery, especially characters like the Lizard and Doctor Octopus? Kev Walker and ScieTronc have incredibly distinct visual identities. Were there moments when their designs or pages came back and actually changed your understanding of this universe, or pushed the horror further than what you'd originally scripted? Horror can become less frightening once readers understand its rules. With both of you planning potentially very long runs, how do you keep the Midnight Universe mysterious and unsettling after readers have spent 20, 30, or even 50 issues living inside it? I know your books haven't launched just yet, but it's hard not to be excited for your books to somehow connect, given Spidey and the FF are thoroughly linked in the 616. Have you dreamed up crossovers yet? Finally, the important Midnight Universe question: if Midnight Spider-Man and the Midnight Fantastic Four were trapped together in a horror movie, who dies first, who somehow survives, and who makes the catastrophically bad decision to say, “Let's split up”?

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A Gift for Kindness Romans 12:1-8 8/23/2026 Rev. Alan Brehm PhD Hickman Presbyterian Church

On this episode, hear from Browns HC Todd Monken, OG Zion Johnson, S Grant Delpit, and S Ronnie Hickman Jr from Thursday's joint practice with the Buffalo Bills at the CrossCountry Mortgage Campus in Berea.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

//The Wire//2300Z August 17, 2026// //ROUTINE// //BLUF: WAR IN MIDDLE EAST REMAINS STAGNANT. WHITE HOUSE SIGNALS SHIFT AWAY FROM PACOM AS PRESIDENT TRUMP ATTEMPTS TO IMPROVE RELATIONS WITH NORTH KOREA. TONGAN CRIP GANG SHOOTING REPORTED AT FUNERAL IN SALT LAKE CITY.// -----BEGIN TEARLINE------International Events-Middle East: The situation remains much the same, no major changes over the weekend. Iran did not conduct any major strikes over the past few days, and the Houthis have also not engaged any Saudi oil refineries since last week. Otherwise the situation remains as before.South Korea: Over the weekend President Trump announced a significant change to the American diplomatic position regarding the Korean Peninsula. Due to South Korea not participating in hostilities during the Gulf War, President Trump has ordered the United States to reduce American participation in ROK military exercises.Analyst Comment: This is a big deal, but one that has been boiling since the Gulf War began. Pinning American diplomatic efforts to whether or not nations supported us during the war highlights the priority the White House is placing on the conflict. Supplies and missile defenses have been taken from PACOM for months now, and this halting of joint exercises with South Korea is the latest development in the de-prioritization of all operational theaters in order to support the war. Similarly, the other effect of de-prioritizing South Korea, is to improve relations with North Korea, which in turn might lead to another round of diplomatic talks soon.-HomeFront-Michigan: More details have come to light regarding a series of small arms attacks carried out a few days ago. On Friday, authorities responded to a private residence in Missaukee County, where a mass shooting had occurred. 3x deceased victims and 1x severely wounded victim were located at the residence, with the suspect having fled the scene. At the scene, the immediate investigation resulted in the discovery of another fatality located at a different residence adjacent to the initial shooting site. The suspect was identified as Chad Hickman, and a large-scale manhunt was conducted throughout the area. Some time later, Hickman's vehicle was located near Whitlock Lake, where the remains of one additional victim and the deceased suspect were discovered.Analyst Comment: So far, no motive has been disclosed for this attack, but right now this looks like a domestic incident. The suspect's sister is reportedly among the casualties, and Hickman had also recently been involved in a messy divorce.Utah: This morning a riot and subsequent mass shooting was reported at an LDS Ward in Salt Lake City. Local authorities initially responded to the 13th Ward in Kearns, after a street fight involving 80+ people broke out during a Tongan cultural event and funeral. At some point during the fray, several people were shot as a state of mutual combat broke out between suspected members of the Tongan Crip Gang, and local rivals.After the initial shooting at the funeral, the wounded suspected gang members were transported to Intermountain Medical Center, where another skirmish possibly broke out in the parking area. Several reports of shots-fired were issued, and the hospital was locked down throughout the afternoon. No details have been provided on this second incident, or the status of the reported shootings at the hospital. However, ambulances are being diverted away from Intermountain Health, and armored police vehicles are reportedly parked at the facility providing security.Analyst Comment: These shootings are directly linked to a different shooting. This was the funeral for Ofa'tangikivaha Angilau, a Tongan man who was neutralized by Good Samaritans two weeks ago. On August 7th, Angilau attempted to purchase alcohol without showing ID at the Holiday Oil gas station in Riverton. After the clerk denied his purchase, he left the store and returned with a shotgun, and attempted to murder the clerk. Before Angilau could bring the shotgun to bear, he was promptly shot dead by two different bystanders in the store. His funeral was this morning, and due to the shooting breaking out during the funeral, this retroactively indicates that Angilau was probably affiliated with the Tongan Crip Gang.-----END TEARLINE-----Analyst Comments: For wider context, the Tongan community has a major foothold in Salt Lake County, and have been running operations inside LDS Wards throughout the city for some time. The LDS Church has organized several different Tongan Stakes (districts) which serve as the administrative hierarchy solely for immigrants from the Pacific island of Tonga. Around 13,000 Tongans live throughout the Salt Lake County area, which is roughly a quarter of the entire Tongan population in the United States, and as a result the LDS Church has provided substantial resources for this community, including a few dozen cultural centers and dedicated Wards just for Tongans. At these facilities, no English is spoken and even the websites are in the Tongan language. Over time, the Tongan Crip Gang has emerged as a major threat to the local area. In many cases, the Tongan Wards within Salt Lake City are not really houses of worship, but actually safehouses for the Tongan Crip Gang, as demonstrated by gang colors being placed all around these structures, only gang members attending these wards, and the frequent shootings at these facilities. Due to the gang seeking refuge within LDS churches...in the heartland of where the LDS Church was founded...this rarely gets mentioned by local mainstream media sources, which in many cases have either been financially motivated (or even outright ordered) to ignore this major gang threat. Most outsiders are rather shocked to learn that a violent gang can not just occupy houses of worship, but be invited in to use the facilities to continue their criminal enterprises. But that's what's been happening in Salt Lake City for a long time, and as unpleasant as it is, this must be acknowledged as the body count keeps rising.The Tongan Crip problem has become so bad that local police pre-stage at Tongan funerals, because they assess with a high degree of certainty that there is going to be a shootout at some point. This morning's shooting is the second shooting this year involving a funeral for a Tongan Crip Gang member; back in January, nearly the exact same event took place. Tongan Crips were having a funeral for one of their leaders, and a rival gang showed up to conduct a shooting in the parking lot. This morning's shooting occurred under nearly identical circumstances. Also during both shootings, upwards of a dozen officers were already staged at these Wards with rifles, prepared for the active shooting, knowing that a small arms engagement would be occurring at some point.Nevertheless, nobody wants to ruffle any feathers when a faith-based organization is involved, even if that organization is knowingly and deliberately allowing a gang to operate within their facilities, so these shootings (but especially the Tongan Crip angle) will continue to be ignored by local media, politicians, and Church leadership alike. However, both today's shooting, and the prior one in January took place in close proximity to schools, where children could have been wounded or killed by the gunfights in the parking lots, so this is not merely an internal Church problem. Further investigation will be needed to truly determine how widespread the problem is, but this is probably more significant than most people realize, and pretending everything is fine is resulting in clear and present dangers being allowed to threaten innocent citizens.Analyst: S2A1 Research: https://publish.obsidian.md/s2underground NomadNet: 5fa68c88be727a0e1a250a75e5e79269 Disclaimer: No LLMs were used in the writing of this report. //END REPORT//

A 13-year-old girl is being hailed a hero after managing to call 9-1-1 after 39-year-old Chad Hickman came into her home and killed every member of her family, including her 16-year-old brother, 40-year-old mother, and her mom’s boyfriend. The teen identified the shooter which led police to find the body of another 53-year-old man and ultimately Hickman and another 29-year-old victim. Investigators are still trying to piece together this heinous killing spree that left 6 people dead and the surviving teen in critical condition.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

A 13-year-old girl is being hailed a hero after managing to call 9-1-1 after 39-year-old Chad Hickman came into her home and killed every member of her family, including her 16-year-old brother, 40-year-old mother, and her mom’s boyfriend. The teen identified the shooter which led police to find the body of another 53-year-old man and ultimately Hickman and another 29-year-old victim. Investigators are still trying to piece together this heinous killing spree that left 6 people dead and the surviving teen in critical condition.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

A 13-year-old girl is being hailed a hero after managing to call 9-1-1 after 39-year-old Chad Hickman came into her home and killed every member of her family, including her 16-year-old brother, 40-year-old mother, and her mom’s boyfriend. The teen identified the shooter which led police to find the body of another 53-year-old man and ultimately Hickman and another 29-year-old victim. Investigators are still trying to piece together this heinous killing spree that left 6 people dead and the surviving teen in critical condition.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

A 13-year-old girl is being hailed a hero after managing to call 9-1-1 after 39-year-old Chad Hickman came into her home and killed every member of her family, including her 16-year-old brother, 40-year-old mother, and her mom’s boyfriend. The teen identified the shooter which led police to find the body of another 53-year-old man and ultimately Hickman and another 29-year-old victim. Investigators are still trying to piece together this heinous killing spree that left 6 people dead and the surviving teen in critical condition.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Based on listener feedback, we dive into the first story arc of East of West, the creator-owned Image Comics series from the legendary creative team of Jonathan Hickman (X-Men) and Nick Dragotta (Absolute Batman). Joining us for the journey through this apocalyptic alternate America is special guest Russ from Gotham by Geeks.You can follow us on Instagram, Threads, YouTube, TikTok, Facebook, Bluesky, & X https://linktr.ee/comicsdiscourse114Also, please leave us a 5-star review at your favorite podcast platforms.

Jesus made life very simple for us by making two simple statements.  Love the Lord your God with all your heart, soul, and mind and love your neighbor as yourself. Why do we complicate life? That's what the enemy wants, confusion and complication. That keeps us from the simplicity of following Jesus. But if we keep our eyes on Him and love each other as He has loved us life can't get any better. This is the first message in a new series entitled "Love Your Neighbor".

Jesus made life very simple for us by making two simple statements.  Love the Lord your God with all your heart, soul, and mind and love your neighbor as yourself. Why do we complicate life? That's what the enemy wants, confusion and complication. That keeps us from the simplicity of following Jesus. But if we keep our eyes on Him and love each other as He has loved us life can't get any better. This is the first message in a new series entitled "Love Your Neighbor".

Unworthy? Matthew 15:21-28 8/16/2026 Rev. Alan Brehm PhD Hickman Presbyterian Church

Daniel Buitrago, Jack Lau & Chad Aurentz invite special guest Nic Hickman in-studio. Nic is an ex-air force pilot and personal trainer who settled here in Alaska, living the lifestyle and ready to share his compelling story!   Dude perfect challenges, 6 peaks 6 weeks challenge results, skyline hike, 49th state in Healy, antler ridge, salmonfest stories, shoot what you eat, archery talk, Elite archery workout, more archery talk, Northern Waste, Nick's Alaska origin story, building relationships, finding Nicks calling, protecting our homeland, personal training certification, kettle bells and a deck of cards, Elite fitness and starting to coach full time, summit performance lab and train heroic app for strength and conditioning of first responders, resilient performance, conform cross book and performing regular mesugi, reframing challenges as opportunities, recovery protocol and importance of sleep, Whole Foods and don't say beer, supplements and third party testing, creatine for physical and cognitive benefit, omega 3s, Alaskan diets and low berries, Tin Foil Kingdom Podcast, Downing enterprises, the Alaskan story, AWP trivia, Rapid Fire, nick@resilentperform.com   Visit our Website - www.alaskawildproject.com Follow on Instagram - www.instagram.com/alaskawildproject Watch the video version on YouTube - www.youtube.com/@alaskawildproject $upport the pod on Patreon - www.patreon.com/alaskawildproject

In this solo episode of The 902 Podcast, Captain John Vik takes listeners inside the LSO for an honest look at shift bids, work-life balance, and recruiting opportunities heading into the fall.Captain Vik walks through how the current 10-hour shift schedule—with three consecutive days off for most patrol deputies—is performing, the real conversations deputies and their families are having about sustainability, and the practical details of the upcoming fall bid. He also covers the parallel selection process for off-duty contracts in the communities of Hickman, Hallam, Firth, Denton, and Bennet.The episode also includes recruiting information for multiple open Deputy Sheriff positions and a civilian Technology Support Technician role focused on body-worn cameras, radios, and in-car/cruiser technology.Episode Music Credits:Vittoro by Blue Dot Sessions, Glass Beads by Blue Dot Sessions, Rodney Skopes by Blue Dot Sessions (www.sessions.blue)

The Church is the Family of God.  Family means something different to a lot of people in the world than what God originally meant for it to be.  The Church, is also seen through the eyes of the Apostle Paul, as a body.  We cannot function properly if the body is not working in harmony with itself.  When families and our physical bodies do not work in harmony that is usually considered a dysfunctional family or a sick body.  If that is so, then we need to discern the body.  Which means we need to go to God and ask Him what is going on.  Why are we sick and dysfunctional, and then allow the Holy Spirit to show us so,  we can discern the body properly and get back to what He has called the Church, Family of God, to do in the world.

The Church is the Family of God.  Family means something different to a lot of people in the world than what God originally meant for it to be.  The Church, is also seen through the eyes of the Apostle Paul, as a body.  We cannot function properly if the body is not working in harmony with itself.  When families and our physical bodies do not work in harmony that is usually considered a dysfunctional family or a sick body.  If that is so, then we need to discern the body.  Which means we need to go to God and ask Him what is going on.  Why are we sick and dysfunctional, and then allow the Holy Spirit to show us so,  we can discern the body properly and get back to what He has called the Church, Family of God, to do in the world.

"Good All The Time" Matthew 14:22-33; Romans 10:10-13 8/9/2026 Rev. Alan Brehm, PhD Hickman Presbyterian Church

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On this episode, hear from Browns HC Todd Monken, TE coach/RGC Jeff Blasko, S Coach/PGC Ephraim Banda, and S Ronnie Hickman from the second day of padded practice at 2026 Training Camp.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Our world seems to be falling apart and instead moving forward it appears that we are going in reverse.  However, God see a whole other picture of our world. He is our hope and our future.  We can see change happen in our world when the Church rises up and live as the true sons and daughter of God.  Part of RLM's core values is that we believe that the world can still be changed for the glory of God.

Our world seems to be falling apart and instead moving forward it appears that we are going in reverse.  However, God see a whole other picture of our world. He is our hope and our future.  We can see change happen in our world when the Church rises up and live as the true sons and daughter of God.  Part of RLM's core values is that we believe that the world can still be changed for the glory of God.

Avi Ivan Counting Countries has been to every 166 countries Hey now, I am your host, Ric Gazarian. In this episode, I had the pleasure of speaking with Avi Ivan, who I just met at the TCC meeting in Hanoi. And when he decided to attend ETF I thought it would be a great opportunity to bring him on as a guest and get to learn his story. I was in Boston while Avi was in Miami for this recording. Please listen in and enjoy.

Hickmania continues this week with Fantastic Four #601-604, which wraps up with a pretty raw moment and what sure feels like an ending to Hickman's run. But we're just getting started! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices