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Georgia has revenge on their mind I Bob Lilly, Pro Football Hall of Famer joins the show I Plus, the best calls from the week in College Football. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Daily fantasy sports stacks, bargains & must-use players for Week 5 in the NFL. Ben claims this week's DFS lineup is his most confident in his history of playing daily fantasy sports, and reveals his picks via the guessing game, "Who am I?" Plus, listener fantasy football start/sit questions and what feels worse - a weekend hangover or getting disintegrated the way Marcus Peters was by Donovan Smith?

How do you get back to exercise when you have taken a break!? It can be one of the hardest things to do because you feel like you are climbing a mountain again. Everything aches....you start to run before you can walk and then boom you get an injury and the while cycle starts again! But what is the best way? Can we just go back and slip into what we were doing before? Or do we need to take things a little slower? How do we make sure that we don't stop? How do we make sure we get at least something done? I have taken 4 months off of training with my Martial Arts....it can be hard to get back to it once you have had a break. I put together this little story/vlog about this with some extra TIP and HINTS at the end from Baz and I PLUS some extra special loving from Sifu Vik Hothi as he gives his top tips to getting back to training after basically dieing....TO smashing a world record! Join me on my journey on my first day back on the mats and find out what it is like for a seasoned PT and fitness type person. Trust me...it's not all glamour and easy burpees! So if you struggle to get back to exercise check this out! Massive Love

In this episode, Rev. Gibson discusses a two-fold movement from the life of Jesus from the Gospel of Mark that will characterize our whole experience of Lent. First, at Jesus' baptism, God expressed pleasure at who Jesus is -"You are my Son, the Beloved; with you, I am well pleased." Then, "immediately," Jesus was driven into the wilderness to undergo testing by Satan for forty days, a ritual of prophetic self-knowledge. Our Lenten forty days begins the exact same way: we are God's well-loved children, in whom God takes great pleasure. Then we are called to take the time to look inward and ask the tough questions of self-awareness in order to become who God calls us to be. What is our "wilderness"? A place that is free of distractions and gives you space to ask "who am I?" Plus, Rev. Gibson and Johnny explore the concept of being tested instead of "tempted" by those dark voices of denial and fear that find us when we quiet ourselves while searching for meaning and purpose. This "testing" can be a positive act to help us to fully get to know ourselves. We may stumble along the way on our Lenten journey but learning along the way, instead of feeling defeated, keeps us moving forward instead of giving up. Lastly, Rev. Gibson shares the ideas of Dr. Jordan Peterson from his book 12 Rules For Life, An Antidote To Chaos. In his book, Dr. Peterson suggests that we need to consider his rule #4: "compare yourself with who you were yesterday, not with who someone else is today." As long as we stay focused on our own plans and personal work, strengthening our relationship with God and each other, and walking the world with purpose our Lenten journey will be well worth the effort. Readings: Genesis 9:8-17 1 Peter 3:18-22 Mark 1:9-15 Resources: 12 Rules for Life: An Antidote to Chaos by Dr. Jordan Peterson

The Middle Eastern Identity; What is it? Who is it? And who am I? Plus, reasons for why am doing this and why you should join in on the dialogue.