Podcast appearances and mentions of John Coleman

In this May 2025 episode of Faith Driven Investor, hosts Richard Cunningham and John Coleman welcome Deirdre Gibson, ETF Specialist and National Sales Director at Praxis Investment Management, for a wide-ranging discussion on faith-driven investing and current market conditions.Episode Highlights:Understanding ETFs vs. Mutual Funds (2:31-4:42)Gibson explains the structural differences between ETFs and mutual fundsKey advantages of ETFs: tax benefits, liquidity, transparency, and lower minimum investmentsHow ETF structure makes diversified investing more accessible to everyday peopleJesus as a Model for Engagement (7:39-12:03)Gibson shares insights from her Kingdom Advisors conference presentationExamines how Jesus engaged with sinners rather than avoiding themApplies this model to faith-driven investing: avoid, seek, engage frameworkMakes the case for strategic engagement with companies rather than only screening them outThe "Sullivan Principles" and Christian Influence (12:03-15:19)Coleman discusses how the Episcopal Church's 1971 engagement with GM over apartheid led to industry-wide changeHow Christians can use capital ownership to influence corporate behaviorThe missed opportunity when Christians only avoid rather than engageResearch on Faith-Aligned Investing (20:50-24:24)Praxis research reveals significant gap between investor desires and advisor actions70-85% of investors want values-aligned options while only 9% of advisors initiate these conversationsEvidence that clients are making investments outside advisor relationships when values-alignment isn't offeredTariffs and Market Analysis (29:01-41:42)Comprehensive breakdown of the Trump administration's tariff strategy and goalsAnalysis of four key administration objectives: reducing trade deficits, leveling playing fields, securing critical supply chains, and changing allies' position toward ChinaColeman's five-point framework for achieving a "soft landing" through modest and reciprocal tariffsMarket Outlook and Behavioral Finance (42:11-47:05)Disconnect between resilient economic data and fearful consumer/investor sentimentThe phenomenon of "home bias" in investment portfoliosThe importance of maintaining business confidence to avoid recession despite uncertaintyClosing Thoughts on Human Dignity in Economics (48:33-53:19)Discussion of valuing human contributions beyond productive capacityFaith perspective on economic disruption from AI and technology advancementBiblical frameworks for approaching economic uncertainty with confidence

By Dr. John Coleman, circa 1992. Can you imagine an all-powerful group, that knows no national boundaries, above the laws of all countries, one that controls every aspect of politics, religion, commerce and industry, banking, insurance, mining, the drug trade, the petroleum industry, a group answerable to no one but its members? To the vast majority of us, such a group would appear to be beyond the realms of possibilities and capabilities of any given organization. If that is what you believe, then you are in the majority. The conception of a secret, elite group exercising control of every aspect of our lives is beyond our comprehension. Americans are prone to say, "It can't happen here, our Constitution forbids it." That there is such a body, called "The committee of 300," is graphically told in this book. When most people attempt to address our problems, they speak or write about "they"; this book tells precisely who "they" are, and what "TheY" have planned for our future, how "they" have been at war with the American nation for 50 years, a war which we are on the brink of losing, what methods "They" use and exactly how "they" have brainwashed us.Conspirators' Hierarchy: The Story of the Committee of 300**Copyright Disclaimer under section 107 of the Copyright At 1976, allowance is made for ‘fair use' for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, education and research.Fair use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing.Non-profit, educational or personal use tips the balance in favor of fair use.Rumble: https://rumble.com/c/TheFactHunter Website: truthernet.com Email: thefacthunter@mail.com Snail Mail: George Hobbs PO Box 109 Goldsboro, MD  21636

On Friday's Football Daily, Phil Egan previews tonight's League of Ireland action, which includes tonight's Dublin derby that's live on Off The Ball, with coverage on Newstalk starting from 7pm. We speak to St. Pat's winger Zach Elbouzedi, and also hear from Damien Duff, Stephen Bradley and new Waterford manager John Coleman. Arne Slot addresses Trent Alexander-Arnold's Liverpool exit for the first time, while also discussing the prospects of Conor Bradley. And Real Madrid are closing in on confirmation of Carlo Ancelotti's successor.

Waterford continued their recent resurgence in form under new manager John Coleman this time, with a 1-0 win at home to Galway United. After the game, the Blues boss caught up with OTB's Jonathan Higgins.

Send us a textIn this captivating episode of the Native Yoga Toddcast, host Todd McLaughlin takes a seat on the other side of the microphone as longtime student and avid listener, John Coleman, delves deep into Todd's personal journey. From a life-altering experience at the age of 14 to becoming an influential yoga teacher with a studio in Florida, Todd's story is a compelling exploration of resilience, purpose, and seeking one's path. The episode sets the scene with the harrowing tale of Todd's near-death experience, profoundly impacting his life and propelling him onto a spiritual quest that traversed continents.Follow John on IG: https://www.instagram.com/jcoleman52/?hl=enKey Takeaways:Todd McLaughlin's journey into yoga began with a formative near-death experience, which inspired him to explore spiritual awakening and holistic practices.His global travels, including time in Australia, Thailand, and Africa, enriched his understanding of diverse cultures and personal growth.Yoga and meditation were pivotal in Todd's journey, providing him with a solid foundation both personally and professionally as he evolved into a yoga teacher and body worker.Todd emphasizes resilience and inner guidance, encouraging individuals to look within for personal truth and not rely solely on external influences.Collaboration with his partner Tamara has greatly influenced both his personal life and professional success, culminating in the establishment and growth of Native Yoga Center.Thanks for listening to this episode. Check out:

Na'hum. (consolation). Nahum, called "the Elkoshite," is the seventh, in order, of the Minor Prophets. His personal history is quite unknown. The site of Elkosh, his native place, is disputed, some placing it in Galilee, others in AssyriaThe name refers back to Yahweh's compassion connected with Jonah's mission eighty-seven years before. What is the purpose of this book? The book of Nahum is devoted exclusively to the announcement of the destruction of the city of Nineveh; the prophecy gave hope to the people of Judah who had long been terrorized by Assyria's constant and ominous threatBefore I get into this study, I discuss the negative side of the word ‘whirlwind', which we find in verse 3 is the positive side of Yahweh's WordJuly 20th 1776 we read of a letter written from John Page to Thomas Jefferson. At the end of this letter John Page writes; “P.S. I am highly pleased with your Declaration. God preserve the united States. We know the Race is not to the swift nor the Battle to the strong. Do you not think an Angel rides in the Whirlwind and directs this Storm?” Knowing what I know about Jefferson, John Page could not have been talking about Yahweh! But his pagan godIn his book, American Dynasty, Kevin Phillips confirms this practice of message-coding by Bush, pointing out the ever-present references in the president's speeches to words such as “evil” and “evil ones.” At the top of Phillips' list is reference again to the use of the metaphysical phrase “whirlwind,” which he interprets as “a medium for the voice of God.” From an esoteric point of view, Phillips was either unaware of or unwilling to discuss the deeper, contemporary meaning of this language and its importance to secret societiesInvitation to angels by elected officials combined with passive civilian conformity is key to opening doorways for supernatural agents to engage social governance. This is a classic tenet of demonology. Spirits go where they are invited, whether to possess an individual or to take dominion over a region. One could contend therefore that starting in 2001, the United States became so disposed in following and not challenging unprecedented changes to longstanding U.S. policies including the Christian rules for just war, that a powerful force known to the Illuminati as the “Moriah Conquering Wind,” a.k.a. “the Angel in the Whirlwind” accepted the administration's invitation and enthroned itself in the nation's capitalIn 1992, former M16 British Intelligence Officer, Dr. John Coleman wrote a book about “The Committee of 300” in which he claimed inside knowledge concerning world manipulation by an occult Illuminati elite. According to Coleman, “Moriah Conquering Wind” is one of the modern names the society members go by. He stated:Included in the membership are the old families of the European Black Nobility, the American Eastern Liberal Establishment (in Freemason hierarchy and the Order of Skull and Bone), the Illuminati, or, as it is known by the Committee, “MORIAH CONQUERING WIND”…. In the Committee of 300, which has a 150-year history, we have some of the most brilliant intellects assembled to form a completely totalitarian, absolutely controlled “new” society - only it isn't new, having drawn most of its ideas from the Clubs of Cultus Diabolicus. It strives toward a One World Government rather well described by one of its late members, H. G. Wells, in his work commissioned by the Committee which Wells boldly called: “THE OPEN CONSPIRACY-- PLANS FOR A WORLD REVOLUTION.” The same spiritual battle that took place in the times of Nahum is taken place right now in America. In upcoming programs, I will be looking at the Capital Building and see what it really stands forHave any questions? Feel free to email me; keitner2024@outlook.com 

A proud product of public education, John Coleman received his undergraduate degree in history from Western Connecticut State University. Alas, that was to be the end of his flattering academic titles. Unwilling to once again become a debt slave to usurers, his graduate studies were scotched at the half-way point. John wasted over a decade of his professional life attempting to establish a high school for a community who took neither themselves nor their worldview seriously. Burned by these unseemly experiences, on Holy Saturday of 2013 Apocatastasis Institute was founded.The Institute primarily exists to protect the humanities in se, and to provide a haven for academics in a disintegrating professional field. The author of Hurt: Some Thoughts On Disillusion, Distrust, and Disorientation These Last Few Years (2015), The Trotsky Train: Some Words To The Discupulate (2018), An Excess Of Love (2024), and Pearls Before Swine (2024), John daily continues his work of restoring formal classroom learning in light of the proper personal, social, and political ends of a school.In 2025 John won the Excellence In Education award from the Education 2.0 conference organization. I first got to know John a few years ago, when I studied Latin under his excellent tutelage at Apocatastasis. I interviewed him for the podcast back in November, 2022: Agency, Vision and Discipline. John and I intended to focus this conversation on health and the connections between health and education, but we ended up having a much broader discussion, exploring questions like: What makes a healthy society? What's the role of education in reforming society? And how does a conditioned lack of agency impede that reform? We talked about:* Formal education as the last coming-of-age ritual we all share in common – and how and why John believes that ritual is coming to an end;* The role of AI in future education – and what John sees as a positive outcome of that trend;* How commerce has taken over education and turned teachers into “service sector workers” vs. the role that teachers have historically played;* Formal education as a fulcrum for social reform – and what kind of education would contribute to a healthy society;* How modern pedagogy saps the agency of both students and teachers – and lack of agency as a fundamental social problem;* And much more!In the conversation, John mentions an article by Ted Gioia: What's Happening to Students?Find out about John's work:* main site: www.ApocatastasisInstitute.wordpress.com* Apocatastasis on Substack* Geopolitical Turnings Conference Replays* coming up in July: Health Conference* Rumble channel* Bitchute channel* Telegram channel* Contact John: apocatastasisinstitute@aol.com This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit embodiedaquarian.substack.com/subscribe

The Land Development Agency has identified just over 100 publicly owned sites that could deliver between 11,000 and 71,000 homes. However much of this land is described as ‘constrained', and unlocking it for housing would require significant work. For more, we're joined by the Chief Executive of the LDA, John Coleman...

In this timely market analysis, Crossmark Global Investments' Bob Doll joins Richard Cunningham and John Coleman to dissect the dramatic market correction of Q1 2025 and the economic uncertainty driving it.Key Topics Covered:The fifth fastest market correction since WWII and what caused itTrump administration's economic strategy: taking pain upfront for potential gains laterTariffs as revenue generators vs. inflation driversRising recession probability (now 35-40%) amid continued uncertaintyThe "Magnificent 7" tech stocks' slowing cash flow and what it means for portfoliosGeopolitical outlook for Russia/Ukraine, Middle East tensions, and China's vulnerabilitiesWhat could restore market confidence in coming monthsFuture of M&A activity and IPO markets amid regulatory changesFaith-driven investing insights and the need for patience in volatile timesBob shares his current recession probability assessment and what economic indicators he's watching closely. The discussion explores how the administration's aggressive early moves—particularly around tariffs and budget cutting—are creating short-term market turbulence but could potentially lead to economic benefits if properly executed.The conversation concludes with personal reflections on patience, humility, and maintaining proper perspective as faith-driven investors during uncertain economic times.Recorded on April 1, 2025

Two teenagers have been arrested following a stabbing in Ashford town centre.It prompted a huge emergency response in the Bank Street area last night where two men were found injured.Also in today's podcast, a Kent politician who has been suspended by his party after a drunken tirade says he's worried about the impact on his future.Reform UK's William Fotheringham-Bray, who was chairman of the Sittingbourne and Sheppey branch, made the video lashing out at another member.The RBLI is hosting it's annual Chairman's Sleep Out in Kent tonight in the hopes of raising money and awareness to tackle veteran homelessness.Around 80 CEOs and managing directors from companies across the county will spend a night sleeping rough - we've been speaking to the charity's chairman.A Bulgarian foreign student has fallen in love with Sheerness, despite being warned it was "dangerous" and one of Britain's poorest towns.  Hear from Rumen Lasev who chose to move to the town after lockdown while he studied at the Uni of Kent.And in sport, the new Gillingham boss is getting ready to hold his first training session with the players.Gareth Ainsworth arrived at Priestfield earlier this week following the departure of John Coleman.

The only road through Britain's smallest town near Canterbury is set to shut for six months.It's so repairs can be carried out on a £1 million Grade II listed house in Fordwich, but there are fears the 6,000 drivers who use the route will be forced onto the A28 Sturry Road instead, causing congestion.Also on today's episode, a new road link between Kent and Essex is a step closer to being built.The government's given planning permission to the Lower Thames Crossing which will connect the A2 with the A13 and includes a new tunnel under the River Thames.Hear from Dartford MP Jim Dickson, Natalie Chapman from Logistics UK and Chris Todd from Transport Action Network.A Kent restaurant owner is calling for an urgent reform to business rates as the chancellor makes her Spring Statement today.Rachel Reeves is giving an update on the economy, as many employers still reel from the measures announced in her Autumn budget. We've been chatting to Clare Tierney who runs Smoqe in Rochester High Street.Almost two years after a cliff collapse closed a road in north Kent, two repair options have been put forward.The A226 Galley Hill Road in Swanscombe has been shut off to traffic since April 2023 an residents have been updated at a public meeting.A KentOnline campaign calling for changes to rules around who can get a blue badge has received support from a number of MPs.We've started Blue Badge Battle after a number of cancer patients revealed they were turned down. Maidstone rep Helen Grant is backing it and has shared her own personal story.And in sport, Gillingham have confirmed the arrival of Gareth Ainsworth as their new first team manager.He's left Shrewsbury Town to replace John Coleman who left the club yesterday.

A Thanet teenager has revealed how her life was turned upside down after she was secretly filmed in the shower by her bother-in-law.Andrew Veck, 33, set up his phone to record her in the bathroom - he was later found to also be in possession of indecent images of children.Also in today's podcast, changes to the government's childcare funding due to come into force next month have been slammed by providers in Kent.Eligibility for 15 funded hours extends to children as young as nine months old - and that will rise to 30 hours come September. We've been speaking to Charlotte Roles who's the deputy manager at Dimples Day Nursery near Dartford.A Gravesend mum whose son died from epilepsy has vowed to develop tech in his memory to improve care for other patients.Leo was diagnosed when he was three, but his seizures became more regular and violent during Covid. His mum Emma O'Brien is hoping to raise £750,000 to help others.A new banking hub has opened on Sheppey with more planned for other parts of Kent.There's been a campaign on the island after it lost several high street banks in recent years. Hear from Nick Quin from LINK which decides where hubs should go.Football, and it was a point for Gillingham in league two at the weekend.They held leaders Walsall to a goalless draw at Priestfield - hear from man of the match Glenn Morris and manager John Coleman.

A court has heard a cocaine addict was so “out of it” on the school run that members of the public took her car keys and walked her children to class.Other parents became concerned when he stopped her car in the middle of the road – the judge told her it was one of the worst cases of drug driving he'd ever seen. Also in today's podcast, you can hear from a GP after a new study laid bare the extent to which Kent's youngsters have become addicted to nicotine through vaping.A survey of 5,493 pupils at 33 schools in the county showed that around 10% are current vapers.A developer has closed a “godsend” cut-through road after facing delays to complete improvements aimed at keeping pedestrians safe.The housebuilder says it has come up against factors “outside” of its control in being able to start widening and installing footpaths in Canterbury.In football, it was third time lucky for Gillingham at Accrington as they finally made a free-kick count to grab a late equaliser.We spoke to manager John Coleman after Saturday's match who say his prayers have been answered. And an American seafood chain is set to open its first UK location in the county this summer.It's known for its fried fish and platters, and has 535 branches in 52 states. 

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Two men who kidnapped a drunk woman from a bar with the intention of sexually assaulting her are facing lengthy spells behind bars.They were caught on camera as they dragged and carried their limp victim away from Clique in Ramsgate's Harbour Parade to a property in nearby Kent Terrace.Also in today's podcast, a car enthusiast has been laid to rest on what would have been his 21st birthday after he died in a tragic accident.The young man from Tonbridge was killed when the car he was working on slipped off the jack and crushed him.There are fears three months of closures at a crossroads at Hawkhurst are set to bring lorry traffic chaos neighbouring communities. The intersection, where two A roads meet, is being upgraded but locals say it'll cause dangerous conditions. The national health watchdog has finally released its long-awaited findings following an inspection at one of Kent's busiest hospitals.And more than a year after the emergency department at Medway Maritime Hospital came under scrutiny, its rating has dropped from “good” to “requires improvement”.And in sport, you can hear from Gillingham manager John Coleman who admits his team were too open in defence in last night's defeat at Newport.They were beaten 3 – 1 and conceded all three goals in the first 30 minutes. 

A “caring and loving” young man who was “always there for anyone” died after suffering hypothermia and drowning in a river.An inquest has heard 25-year-old Regan Phillips disappeared after enjoying a night out with work colleagues in Rochester. Also in today's podcast, sickening footage shows the moment a cruel teen holds up a dead seagull by its wings “like a trophy” after it was reportedly killed with a catapult.The youth posed with the bird outside a church in Ashford while another boy captures the moment on his mobile phone.A salon boss says her plans for a new development will breathe life into part of a Kent high street she believes “doesn't really offer anything”.The 22-year-old has put forward proposals for a two-storey building on land at the side and rear of the business.A shop has been banned from selling alcohol after a 14-year-old boy was left unresponsive following a binge on vodka sold to underage friends.Girls as young as 13 bought the drinks before heading to a park for a gathering.And in sport you can hear from full back Remeao Hutton as Gillingham prepare to take on fellow league two strugglers Morcambe. The Gills are in poor form, on a winless run that even experienced boss John Coleman hasn't seen before. 

The family of a sub-postmistress “shunned in the street” after being convicted of stealing thousands from the branch she ran hope to finally prove her innocence 27 years on.Pat Owen was found guilty of theft from the post office near Canterbury in 1998 despite denying she had anything to do with a £6,000 shortfall in its accounts.Also in today's podcast, council bosses have confirmed a closure-hit shopping centre and neighbouring multi-storey car park are to be knocked down.Traders at the site in Ashford have been told they need to vacate the site by August 31 ahead of demolition work.A man has been banned from keeping animals after two horses he owned were found almost emaciated and riddled with lice.The owner from Maidstone said he only took them from a member of the Travelling community because they were not being cared for properly.You can also hear from a young woman  who is “allergic to herself” who says a cruel and undiagnosed disease has robbed her of her life.The 21-year-old's skin and body react violently to everything from laughing too much to the tears when she cries, which she says “feels like acid” is being poured over her face.And in football, a loss for Gillingham at Priestfield last night extends their winless run to 13 matches.You can hear from manager John Coleman who says his team looked scared to win.

The Queen is in Kent today to unveil a statue of a heroine of English literature, credited with being the first full-time professional woman writer. Her Majesty arrived in Canterbury high street to reveal the bronze figure Aphra Behn – who was born to a Kent barber in the 17th Century, and then went on to lead an extraordinary life.Also in today's podcast, a high-flying university graduate is facing a lengthy spell behind bars for causing a man's death in a horror crash in Dover. He was speeding and on the wrong side of the road when he collided almost head-on with a taxi, killing the rear-seat passenger.Plans to demolish a row of town centre shops to make way for a new hotel have been refused - amid fears it would create a “terrible eyesore”.The 92-room project set for Ashford was approved three years ago but now a bid to flatten the units has been snubbed by councillors.The most targeted areas for dog thefts across Kent have been revealed.Last year a total of 154 dogs were stolen across the county and now campaigners are urging owners to beware. And in football you can hear from the Gillingham manager ahead of their league two clashing with Fleetwood Town. John Coleman says he's sure their hard work will pay off soon. 

A police sergeant caught naked near a children's play park has been spared a criminal conviction after prosecutors rejected appeals for him to face more serious charges. He's escaped with just a caution after he was spotted by shocked dog walkers loitering with no clothes on in woodland in Chatham.Also in today's podcast, an inquest has heard a father of two was killed in a crash caused by speed, the damp road surface and the condition of his tyres.He died last September on the A2 after he lost control of his black Vauxhall and smashed into the central barrier and a bridge parapet.A planning battle that has been raging for 13 years may finally be reaching an end. A public inquiry starts tomorrow to determine the future of the popular fishing centre in Marden.A teenager who was savaged during a dog attack has been hailed a “hero” for shielding his puppy and younger brother during the ordeal.Police were called to Herne Bay after a 17-year-old boy and a Dachshund had been attacked by an aggressive dog.And in sport you can hear from the Gillingham manager following another goalless draw over the weekend. The Gills were at away Carlisle United and John Coleman was full of praise for the traveling fans. 

It has emerged the debt-ridden University of Kent has splashed out £20,000 on a canopy just weeks after it was revealed it is paying £7,000 a month for an empty bar.Students at the Medway campus have been left unimpressed with the newly-built shelter - labelling it “worthless” and a “waste of money”.Also in today's podcast, there's been an update on investigations into a fatal shooting which happened outside a village pub on Valentine's Day. You can hear from Kent Police who say the body of the man suspected of carrying out the attack has been seen in the water.The terrifying moment a masked burglar charged at an officer with a crowbar during a break-in at a village store has captured on bodyworn camera.You can hear the moment he violently resisted attempts to arrest him and even tried to snatch a Taser. The owners of a coffee shop in a bus are locked in a planning battle with a council which says they have no right to be there.Bosses at the Moving Mug in Tunbridge Wells say support from the community has been “touching”, but some customers think the council should be more supportive of the business.And in sport, John Coleman believes the Gillingham squad are adapting to his methods – and now he wants moments of quality to ensure they get back to winning ways.He'll be hoping to get his first win this weekend away at Carlisle. 

Join Richard Cunningham and John Coleman as they unpack all the excitement and insights from the 2025 Global Faith Driven Investor conference. Fresh off the gathering, they share how faith-driven investors are making an incredible impact across every corner of the investment world while pursuing excellence in all they do.Richard and John walk through the amazing transformation happening in public markets, where Christians are moving beyond just avoiding harmful companies to actively engaging and building positive cultures. They share their enthusiasm for what's happening in faith-driven entertainment, including the much-anticipated House of David, and discuss how Christians are reclaiming their legacy of cultural excellence. You'll hear about exciting innovations in real estate investment through Apartment Life's powerful ministry model, and learn how venture capital firms like Eagle Venture Fund are tackling human trafficking head-on.The conversation wraps up with John sharing his perspective on today's market dynamics, from groundbreaking AI developments to major policy shifts shaping 2025. Throughout their discussion, Richard and John highlight an inspiring truth: Christians can achieve remarkable success not despite their biblical values, but because of them. 

A nurse who called black members of staff monkeys and sent a topless picture of himself in fishnet tights to a junior colleague has been struck-off.Details of Alan Prew's behaviour at Medway Maritime Hospital have been revealed at a Nursing and Midwifery Council hearing.Also in today's podcast, volunteers looking after an ancient woodland near Maidstone say they're in desperate need of funding to continue to secure its future.Mangravat Wood in Loose was saved from a proposed Tesco development 25 years ago.Reform UK have won two seats on Medway Council after residents voted in by-elections.Candidates for the party have been elected in Rochester East and Warren Wood, meantime, Labour won the seat in Gillingham South.There are fears plans for new homes in Deal could cause a smell in the area to get even worse.People living in Northwall Road say there's already a bit of a stench. They reckon the new builds will aggravate sewer and drainage systems.Work on a £20 million revival project on Sheppey is under way..Contractors have moved in to start expansion work at Sheppey College in Sheerness - which will soon offer places to students aged 16 to 19 in creative, engineering and logistics subjects. In sport, Gillingham make the long trip to Barrow in league two this weekend.The Gills are currently 18th in the table - while tomorrow's opposition are just one place below them.John Coleman is still without a win after taking over from Mark Bonner as Gillingham manager.And, a non-league striker from Kent is hoping he can hold on to be the top goal scorer in this year's FA Cup  Ashford United's Gary Lockyer has ten goals in the competition which continues this evening.

The Chancellor's made a significant announcement on the future of a project to build another tunnel linking Kent and Essex.During a major speech on how to boost economic growth in the UK, Rachel Reeves backed the Lower Thames Crossing and revealed the government's looking at privately financing the £9 billion scheme.Also in today's podcast, the family of a woman found dead after going missing from Folkestone believe police may have missed opportunities to find her while she was still alive.Leah Daley was discovered at the Warren last May 12 days after she'd last been seen.A criminal gang linked to west Kent and thought to be making £7,000 a week through drugs have been jailed.The men were part of a cocaine network that was uncovered during a stop and search in Tonbridge.A decision to close a leisure centre in Deal for nine months is going to reviewed after a backlash from people who use it.We told you earlier this month how Tides is due to shut in April until a new operator's found to run it from next January.But those using the pool, tennis courts and sports hall weren't happy.A Medway councillor says he's prepared to call for a referendum over a bid for the Towns to be granted city status.Leader Vince Maple announced the authority's fifth push for the title at a meeting last week. Hear from Michael Pearce, who represents Hoo St Werburgh and High Halstow - and the leader.Elon Musk has been told to keep his 'hands off' the English Channel after suggesting it should be re-named.The Tesla boss posted on X suggesting the stretch of water is called the George Washington Channel instead. Reporter Sam Lennon has been finding out what people in Dover think.Football, and  it was another game without a win for Gillingham last night.They drew 1-1 at Grimsby Town after the hosts equalised with just seconds to spare. We've got reaction from manager John Coleman and goalkeeper Glenn Morris.

[Western Art] Co-publisher Adolfo Castillo returns to the show to speak with executive editor Michael Clawson about the February 2025 issue of Western Art Collector magazine. Michael discusses features related to the Autry Museum of the American West, a drawing show at Medicine Man Gallery and Western Horizons at Legacy Gallery. Special sections in the issue include sections on Western still life paintings and wilderness areas in North America. They also discuss the magazine's first-ever bronze cover featuring the work of John Coleman. Learn more about the magazine by visiting westernartcollector.com.

A Thanet teenager is facing prison time after she threatened to kill her parents.18-year-old Zoe Dunn from Fairfield Road, Broadstairs,  had only just been released from court on a suspended sentence for beating them up at their home in Thanet on January 6th.Ahead of Donald Trump's inauguration, we've been hearing what his second presidency could mean for us here in Kent.Trump will be sworn into office - becoming the 47th President of the United States.From today, if you're driving around Medway you could be fined for breaking traffic rules at 17 locations across the Towns.ANPR cameras have been installed to catch motorists who do things like stopping in a yellow box junction or doing an illegal turn.Hotpots include Chatham High Street and Station Road in Strood.The recent budget has been blamed for the closure of a Medway restaurant within a distillery.Copper Rivet has been making gin since 2016 and opened The Pumproom in their converted Victorian building just over four years ago.Bosses at the site in Chatham Maritime say a hike in National Insurance contributions and rise in the minimum wage mean it's no longer financially viable.Police are investigating after £500 was stolen from a 90-year-old woman in Folkestone.Maria Lenko had withdrawn the cash from her bank and put it in a zip up pocket in her trolley.Football, and Gillingham have dropped to 16th in league two following a disappointing start in charge for new manager John Coleman.They were beaten 1-0 by Doncaster Rovers at Priestfield on Saturday.

A Tenterden family have been left with a hefty bill after vandals armed with a catapult smashed a window of their home.It happened at Matt Sendall-King's home in Rogersmead earlier this month. Hear from reporter Louis Walker who has been following the story.A Maidstone dad has been telling the KentOnline Podcast what it was like to find a World War Two hand grenade while magnet fishing with his son.Chris Homden and 10-year-old Leyton made the discovery in the River Medway at Aylesford and took it back to their home in Allington before realising what it was.There are concerns elderly and vulnerable people in Kent could face isolation when landline telephones are axed.More than half of households still use their home phone, with a fifth of people living in rural areas always using it. But in January 2027, the old copper network's being switched off and it's moving to Digital Voice technology.The man who heads up Medway Council has been explaining how AI could be used by the authority.Earlier this week the Prime Minister revealed how he wants the country to be at the forefront of developing artificial intelligence.Richard Hicks is the chief exec of the unitary authority covering the Towns and has been on the latest episode of the Kent Politics Podcast.Football, and new boss John Coleman should finally get to take charge of Gillingham for the first time this weekend.They welcome Doncaster Rovers to Priestfield in league two.The Gills are currently 14th in the table with tomorrow's visitors in 7th.

In this premiere 2025 episode of Faith Driven Investor, host Richard Cunningham welcomes David Bahnsen, founder and CIO of the Bahnsen Group, alongside regular contributor John Coleman. The conversation begins with a comprehensive review of 2024's market performance, examining how corporate profits exceeded expectations despite earlier recession fears. Bahnsen provides detailed analysis of current market valuations, particularly focusing on the concentration risk in the top 10 companies of the S&P 500 and potential opportunities in small-cap stocks.The discussion shifts to the implications of Trump's upcoming presidency, with particular focus on deregulation, M&A activity, and trade policy. Bahnsen offers a detailed critique of protectionist positions on the Nippon Steel deal, while Coleman provides perspective on global security implications. The episode also features insights from Coleman's recent piece on Pax Americana and the enduring strength of American innovation and economic leadership.The conversation concludes with deeper reflection on purpose and meaning, drawing from Bahnsen's 2024 book "Full Time Work and The Meaning of Life," and exploring Christian perspectives on work as a divine calling rather than a curse. Both guests share powerful closing thoughts on God's work in history and the promise of new beginnings in 2025.Time Stamps: 00:00 - Introduction and holiday reflections 09:45 - 2024 market review 18:30 - Current market valuations and concerns 27:15 - Trump administration and economic policy 35:40 - Discussion of Nippon Steel deal 42:20 - Global security and Pax Americana 48:15 - Work and meaning 53:30 - Closing reflections

The landlord of a pub in Dover says he's devastated as the owners want to close it and knock it down.The Bull Inn on London Road dates back 200 years, having first opened its doors in 1823, but it's due to shut at the end of February.Also in today's podcast, the number of people in hospital with flu in Kent has more than trebled in a month.Data shows 114 are being treated in the county - up from just 24 at the start of December. At this point in January last year the figure was 36.Hear from Dr Julian Spinks who is a GP in Medway.Kent could get a mayor in less than two years after a big decision was made on the future of how the county's set up at a local government level.There was an extraordinary meeting of the full council yesterday to decide what steps they want to take. We've got an update from Roger Gough who is the leader of Kent County Council.A report's found Medway Council's responsibility to provide support and access to adult social care "requires improvement".Inspectors from the Care Quality Commission have rated the authority in nine key areas and found staffing and recruitment are the main challenges. We've been speaking to the CQC.Wildlife campaigners are calling for a re-think on an energy project they say could disrupt significantly important habitats.Sea Link will allow National Grid to move electricity more efficiently around the country and will link Suffolk with Kent - coming onshore through Pegwell Bay. Hear from the Kent Wildlife Trust who're concerned about the impact.In sport, Fleetwood Town are the visitors to Priestfield this weekend for John Coleman's first game in charge of Gillingham.He's taken over from Mark Bonner who was sacked last weekend following a run of poor results.

Aaron Paul is joined by Jobi McAnuff and Leyton Orient manager Richie Wellens to reflect on the latest stories in the EFL. New Gillingham manager John Coleman drops by to discuss his decision to get back into the game and his aims and ambitions with the club this season. With Luton just 2 points above the Championship relegation zone, the guys discuss Luton's decision to part company with Rob Edwards after 10 successive away defeats. The FA Cup third round is on the horizon – Harrogate CEO Sarah Barry looks ahead to their match with Leeds - and Richie discusses Leyton Orient's tie with Derby, as well as giving an insight into his team's recent fine form!Time Codes: 01:40 – Leyton Orient with Richie Wellens 10:30 – John Coleman in at Gillingham 24:45 – Rob Edwards out at Luton 35:30 – Fantasy EFL 36:30 – FA Cup Third Round Preview 38:30 – Harrogate CEO Sarah Barry 45:30 – 72Plus/72Minus5 LIVE COMMENTARIES THIS WEEK Thursday 9th January FA CUP: Everton v Peterborough United 1945 KO FA CUP: Fulham v Watford 1945 KO Friday 10th January FA CUP: Aston Villa v West Ham United 2000 KO Saturday 11th January FA CUP: Bristol City v Wolverhampton Wanderers 1200 KO FA CUP: Liverpool v Accrington Stanley 1215 KO FA CUP: Brentford v Plymouth Argyle 1500 KO FA CUP: Leeds United v Harrogate Town 1745 KO FA CUP: Manchester City v Salford City 1745 KO Sunday 12th January FA CUP: Tamworth v Spurs 1230 KO FA CUP: Newcastle United v Bromley 1500 KO FA CUP: Crystal Palace v Stockport County 1500 KO

Educator and Apocatastasis Institute founder, John Coleman, joined me (back in October!) to discuss the Rockefeller “education” system, and alternatives like his Apocatastasis Institute. Since recording this conversation, I have joined forces with the Institute, and will be teaching a Quantum Languaging course there this Spring. Be sure to sign up for my/his newsletter to stay abreast of our collaboratings…Part 2:danikatz.locals.comwww.patreon.com/danikatzAll things Dani, including books, courses, webinars and coaching:www.danikatz.comPop Propaganda digital homeschool course:www.poppropaganda.comFind John/Apocatastasis Institute:https://apocatastasisinstitute.wordpress.com/Show notes:Apocatastasis Institute- John' s origin story as an educatorInstitute vs conventional schools re: freedomTesting culture of public schoolsBreaking bonds/ Indoctrinating youth 2007 Common Core curriculumUn/Homeschooling community- lack of rigor Imbalanced & informal- lack of masculine leadership Kowtowing to children's whims Reclaiming classrooms with discipline Planning for a post-apocalyptic futureWestern culture/education as unifying ritualMechanization of labour Medieval vs modern mindset & valuesInevitability of crisis of meaningReclaiming philosophy and LifeFrances Bacon, Shakespeare, & ScientismBirth certificate, genetics, state legislation Teaching Law at the instituteDemographic of studentsTeaching parents to teach Societal treatment of teachersCreating & preserving common groundWhat to do about Gen Y?Deconstructing of American identityPiety and heritage takes workVictory-tapping into archetypes Educational offerings of the InstituteSynoptical learning A haven in the coming storm

A property management company looking after a 400 home estate in Faversham has had its contract cancelled after complaints from residents.It follows years of discontent between FirstPort and people living at Faversham Lakes over finances and maintenance costs.Also in today's podcast, forecasters say there's a chance of snow in Kent today.A yellow weather warning's in force and we've been speaking to KCC Highways and a forecaster from the Met Office.The MP for Tunbridge Wells is calling for more support for children in Kent who are suffering from Long Covid.Mike Martin has raised the case of one his constituents during a health debate in the Commons.People living close to greenbelt land near Wrotham say it's the wrong place to build a 200 space lorry park.There are plans to build the facility at Wrotham Water Farm, with an access road near junction 2a of the M26. Hear what people have been saying to the local democracy reporting service.MidKent College has revealed plans to use AI  to ease the workload on teachers and improve student outcomes.  The technology will be used as part of a pilot program to help with lesson planning, grading and generating new teaching techniques.And in sport, bosses at Gillingham have confirmed the new manager will have a final say on any deals in the January transfer window.John Coleman's taken his first training session at Priestfield after Mark Bonner was sacked last weekend. Hear from managing director Joe Comper.

A Medway mum has been banned from keeping dogs for life after neglecting her son's bulldog.Tanya Alabaf, 42 of High Street, Wouldham, was looking after the animal while his owner was in prison - but didn't feed him properly and failed to take him to a vet for a chronic skin condition.Also in today's podcast, Justin Welby's officially stepping down as the Archbishop of Canterbury today.He resigned in November over the handling of a child abuse scandal.A Kent woman has developed a new app which allows domestic abuse sufferers to raise a silent alarm.Ask Joan works by detecting electrical surges, which means anyone at risk can send an alert by flicking a household appliance on and off.It's hoped a hardhitting campaign at Kent's biggest shopping centre will have encouraged more people to become living kidney donors.The KentOnline Podcast has been told how six people die each week while waiting for a transplant.A shop window near John Lewis at Bluewater was transformed to represent that.A Kent driving instructor has played down suggestions there are some testing centres in the county that are "easier" than others.It follows figures which show Tunbridge Wells has the highest pass rate with more than 59%.And in football,  Gillingham have sacked manager Mark Bonner after a string of poor results.They're currently 14th in the league two table.Former Accrington and Rochdale boss John Coleman will be taking over until the end of the season.

John Coleman, Managing Partner at Sovereign's Capital and Harvard Business Review contributor, shares his passion for leadership, investing, and helping others build meaningful lives. With experience at McKinsey & Company, Invesco, and as the author of Passion & Purpose and How to Argue Like Jesus, John reflects on lessons from working with thousands of founders and leaders. He dives into the intersection of values and strategy, offering practical advice for leaders striving to create a lasting legacy while navigating complex challenges.Guest Links:John's LinkedInJohnColemanSovereign's CapitalCredits: Host: Lisa NicholsExecutive Producer: Jenny HealMarketing Support: Landon Burke and Joe SzynkowskiPodcast Engineer: Portside Media

In this episode of the Faith Driven Investor podcast, hosts Richard Cunningham and John Coleman welcome special guest Ross Roggensack to break down the 2024 U.S. election results and explore their potential impact on the economy and markets. As President Trump begins his second term, the discussion delves into the implications of his policies on various sectors, from venture capital and private equity to foreign conflicts and inflation. The conversation also takes a introspective turn as the hosts reflect on the importance of humility and seeking God's guidance in both personal and professional life. Join us for a thought-provoking discussion that combines faith, finance, and the ever-changing political landscape. Please note that the views expressed by the hosts and guests are their own and do not necessarily represent the opinions of Faith Driven Investor.

John Coleman is an investor, writer, and public speaker. A frequent contributor to Harvard Business Review, John and his work has been featured in Forbes, the Washington Post, the New York Times, the Financial Times, and the LA Times, among other publications. He previously published Passion & Purpose (HBP, 2011) and How to Argue Like Jesus (Crossway, 2009). John is a frequent public speaker who has addressed hundreds of audiences on college campuses, at conferences, and for corporations and non-profits. I'm thrilled to have John with me on The Wow Factor to discuss his leadership philosophy and approach to helping his team flourish. John digs into his approach to focusing on excellence, aggressive delegation, and accountability. He emphasizes the importance of setting boundaries and finding a balance that works for individual needs and responsibilities. John also touches on the creative experience of writing his books and his plans for the future.  “Excellence is something we should all aspire to.” - John Coleman “People learn by getting responsibilities that they're not yet equipped for.” - John Coleman  “People are often able to accomplish much greater things than we give them credit for.” -  John Coleman This Week on The Wow Factor: John's educational pathway and how these experiences shaped his career Challenges and lessons learned from his time as a quantitative energy trader Why John finds writing cathartic and a way to learn about new topics The inspiration behind John's first book, How to Argue Like Jesus  Why John wrote "Miracles," which explores the concept of miracles through a narrative about a series of events in Atlanta John's leadership style of creating opportunities for others to flourish  The importance of delegating aggressively and giving people responsibilities that challenge them to grow Why we need to hold people accountable and encourage them to ask questions and seek help when needed The challenge of balancing work and personal life, especially in a digital age The importance of storytelling and the impact of books on shaping values and perspectives John Coleman's Words of Wisdom: Do your job, but stretch yourself. Always ask questions if you don't know the answer to something, and don't be afraid to raise your hand. Always ask the question. Never be afraid to look dumb. Connect with John Coleman:  John William Coleman's Website  How to Argue Like Jesus: Learning Persuasion from History's Greatest Communicator by Joe Carte and  John Coleman  Connect with The WOW Factor: The WOW Factor Website Connect with Brad Formsma via email Brad Formsma on LinkedIn Brad Formsma on Instagram Brad Formsma on Facebook Brad Formsma on Twitter

We welcome back Matt Archbold of Creative Minority Report to discuss the growth in the popularity of the occult, the need to develop a healthy Catholic suspicion, and fallen humanity's near endless creativity to sin and deface the image of God. Are there any signs of hope to be found?   Show Notes Atheism Is Fading, But This Uglier Beast Is Taking Its Place  When Atheism becomes vulgar--Aleteia  This is the Worst Thing to Come out of the Vatican Since the Last Awful Thing.  Gavin Ashenden on Twitter: "It is no accident that the optics of this produce a small wave of disgust and revulsion…"  Cody J. Swanson on Twitter: "Treat 'em like kids and they'll act like kids..." Anime: The New Face of Catholicism? - The New American  Pro-life hospice offers ‘Do Not Euthanize Defense Kit' to protect against assisted suicide predators - LifeSite New Liturgical Movement: Introducing the Newest Jubilee Mascot: Tenebro Dr. John Coleman, Covid Hero, Is Stunned by the Shroud of Turin  The Screwtape Letters Narrated by John Cleese - Complete The Constitution Won't Save Us Forever | The Crusader Gal Catholic Encyclopedia: Divine Providence iCatholic Mobile The Station of the Cross Merchandise - Use Coupon Code 14STATIONS for 10% off | Catholic to the Max Read Fr. McTeigue's Written Works! Listen to Fr. McTeigue's Preaching! | Herald of the Gospel Sermons Podcast on Spotify Visit Fr. McTeigue's Website | Herald of the Gospel Questions? Comments? Feedback? Ask Father!

Join Richard Cunningham and John Coleman as they examine frontier markets and the 2024 Pramga Investment Market Study alongside Patrick Lowndes, Andrew Winker, and Tamanno HodjihanovaThe Genesis Story: How Patrick Lowndes' software exit led to pioneering research in frontier marketKey Research Findings: Deep dive into Pragma's 2024 Investment Market Study examining over 100 fundsBeyond Charity: Understanding the crucial shift from aid to sustainable business developmentThe Local Edge: Why having boots on the ground and local leadership matters in frontier marketsStrategic Deployment: Creative ways to use DAF assets and philanthropic capital for kingdom impactFeatured Organizations: Transformational SME, Angel Investment Network, and other pioneering fundsResource Highlight: Download the complete 2024 Pragma Investment Market StudyScripture Focus: The team shares insights from Exodus, Matthew, and the Sermon on the Moun

Faith-Driven Investing and PhilanthropyThis time, I had the pleasure of diving deep into the world of faith-driven investing with John, the co-CEO of Sovereign Capital. Our conversation was rich with insights on how to align investment strategies with personal values, particularly from a Christian perspective, while still achieving market performance. Here are some key takeaways and intriguing points from our discussion:Key Lessons and Ideas:Faith-Driven Investing**: We explored how integrating personal values and philanthropy into investment decisions can lead to both market performance and human flourishing. John shared how Sovereign Capital incorporates Christian principles into their strategies without sacrificing returns.Balancing Performance and Values**: John clarified that Sovereign Capital focuses on non-concessionary investing, aiming for high-performing investment products that also reflect their faith-driven mission. This approach challenges the stereotype that aligning investments with faith leads to lower returns.Company Culture and Performance**: We discussed the importance of strong, values-driven company cultures. Research shows that such organizations tend to outperform their peers by attracting and retaining talent more effectively.Activating Investment Capital for Mission**: John emphasized the potential of activating investment capital to align with personal values. He shared how Sovereign Capital invests in companies committed to positive social impact, broadening the definition beyond merely avoiding negative categories.Building a Culture of Care**: We tackled the challenges of maintaining a culture of care during tough times, such as economic downturns. John highlighted the importance of transparency, communication, and compassion in leadership, even when making difficult decisions like layoffs.The Challenge of Expectations**: We addressed the common perception that faith-driven investing might lower returns. John asserted that Sovereign Capital aims to break this stereotype by striving for market or better returns while maintaining their faith-driven approach.Personal Insights:Belief Systems and Money**: We delved into the belief systems surrounding money, particularly within the Christian faith. John clarified that it's the love of money, not money itself, that poses a danger. He shared examples of biblical figures who used their wealth for good.Self-Awareness and Financial Finish Lines**: John shared a personal anecdote about a wealthy friend who capped his net worth and donated the excess to charity. This concept of setting financial finish lines can help individuals focus on meaningful pursuits ratherNext Steps Share your thoughts with a review - https://www.thedealscout.com/reviews/ Let's connect on LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/joshuabrucewilson/ Subscribe and Watch on YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCBQN_Y3nhDGClfMxCSBDjOg Disclaimer: The content shared on this podcast is for informational purposes only and should not be taken as financial, legal, or tax advice. The views and opinions expressed are those of the host, Josh Wilson, and any guests, and do not necessarily reflect the official policy or position of any agency or organization. Josh Wilson is a licensed real estate broker and an investment banker, but this podcast is not a substitute for professional advice. We strongly recommend that you consult with a qualified financial advisor, legal counsel, and tax professional before making any financial decisions or taking any actions based on the information provided in this podcast.

Join us as we delve into the intricacies of today's economic landscape, from the Fed's recent rate cuts to the performance of the 'Magnificent Seven' stocks. John Coleman alongside Richard Cunningham offers valuable insights on private equity, venture capital, and real estate markets, while also addressing the potential impact of the upcoming U.S. election on the economy. Learn how to navigate these complex times with both financial acumen and spiritual wisdom.Takeaways: The Fed's recent rate cut is a significant shift after a long period of high rates.Historically, rate cuts can correlate with recession, but the current economic indicators are mixed.The S&P 500's performance is heavily influenced by a few large-cap stocks, known as the Magnificent Seven.Private markets are experiencing sluggishness due to fewer exits and challenges in fundraising.Real estate markets are facing unique challenges, particularly in the office and residential sectors.The upcoming election is expected to bring volatility, with differing impacts on the economy depending on the outcome.Government spending inefficiencies are a pressing issue that needs addressing.Wisdom and discernment are crucial in managing financial resources effectively.Power and money should be viewed as tools for good, not ends in themselves.Praying for wisdom in financial decisions is essential for stewardship.Chapters:00:00Introduction and Overview of Q3 202402:55The Federal Reserve's Rate Cuts and Economic Implications10:25Market Reactions and Predictions14:18Public vs. Private Markets: Trends and Challenges22:19Real Estate Market Dynamics27:23Election Year Insights and Economic Commentary43:05Wisdom and Stewardship in Financial Matters

Mark Chapman is joined by Micah Richards, Chris Sutton, Rory Smith and guests as they delve into the ‘dark arts' in football. From pinches, punches and meaty challenges. To distraction tactics, timewasting and taunting opposition fans - there's been plenty of ‘housery' employed over the years.Timecodes: 00:45 What is ‘Housery'? 05:00 Some infamous culprits 16:30 How the game has changed 29:50 Mark Clattenburg's experiences of housery 43:10 Lyle Taylor on being a pantomime villain 48:05 John Coleman on the dark arts[Initial publication - Thursday, December 22nd 2022]

John Coleman, Chief Executive of the Land Development Agency, speaks ahead of the official launch of Shanganagh Castle Estate, the first affordable housing development to be directly delivered on state-owned land.

In this episode we sit down with John Coleman, founder of the Apocatastasis Institute and author of multiple works including Hurt and The Trotsky Train, to delve into the complexities of modern education. John, a staunch advocate for the humanities and formal classroom learning, brings his sharp insights to the table as we explore the benefits and challenges of both traditional and alternative schooling systems. From the problems with homeschooling to the potential of formal education, we address critical issues like feminized learning environments and the failings of alternative models. This episode seeks to provide clarity and answers for those navigating the ever-evolving landscape of education.   https://apocatastasisinstitute.wordpress.com/ Watch all our episodes. Join our free Skool community. Become a premium member and access 6 calls per month. Schedule a 1 on 1 Intuitive Tarot Reading with Joel. Schedule a 1 on 1 Human Design Reading with Yerasimos. Teach your teens how to recognize propaganda - discount code: HFTT Undergo a 21-day nervous system tune-up. Download our free e-book 55 Signs of Low Self-Esteem for Truth Seekers.   Connect with us on Telegram. Support our podcast with a donation. Access all our links.   Hosted by Joel Rafidi & Yerasimos Intro and outro music: Illusion by Joel Rafidi Intro voice-over: Namakula (https://www.namakula.com/voice-over)

In this episode of the Faith Driven Investor podcast, Richard Cunningham and John Coleman interview Brandon Pizzurro, Chief Investment Officer at Guidestone, to discuss the state of the US markets. They cover topics such as the performance of the S&P 500, the dominance of big tech companies, the potential for a small cap rotation, the impact of artificial intelligence on the market, and the possibility of rate cuts and inflation. The conversation also provides insights into the current trends and dynamics in the US markets and discusses the possibility of a soft landing for the economy, with declining rates and inflation reaching a more normalized level.Brandon Pizzurro leads the investment-related lines of business within GuideStone. In this capacity, he serves as President and Chief Investment Officer of GuideStone Capital Management, LLC, the investment adviser to GuideStone Funds, and President of GuideStone Investment Services, which provides investment advisory services to nonprofit institutions. He is also an Interested Director of the Board of Directors of GuideStone Funds. Mr. Pizzurro is a member of the executive leadership team for the parent company, GuideStone, and chairs both the organization's Committee on Faith-Based Investing, which directs GuideStone's faith-based research efforts, and the Investment Management, Allocation and Risk Committee, which approves all new investments for use on the GuideStone platform. He is also a voting member of GuideStone's Institutional Portfolio Committee. 

In this episode of Two Strike Noise, Jeff and Mark explore current events in baseball, including the Mariners' recent challenges, the anticipation for the trade deadline, former MLB stars like Trevor Bauer and Robinson Cano in the Mexican League and they learn about John Coleman and his no good, really bad rookie season (and his modern day counterpart). The main segment is Mark and Jeff each telling three short stories, two of which are true and one that is made up. Can you figure out which is which? Finally, Wax Pack Heroes pits some players from 1991 against each other in a duel to the baseball card death.  00:00 Introduction and Mariners' Struggles 01:56 Trevor Bauer and Other MLB Players in Mexico 06:17 Astros' 1995 Game and Peculiar Baseball Stories 24:01 Bizarre Baseball Stories: Fact or Fiction? 38:53 Wax Packs Heroes: Baseball Card Battles 41:37 First Round: David Cone vs. Mark Newfield 45:18 Second Round: Todd Van Poppel vs. Mark Dewey 49:37 Third Round: Mike Scott vs. Paul Molitor 53:30 Fourth Round: Todd Stottlemyre vs. Scott Fletcher 58:01 Fifth Round: Juan Berenguer vs. Jack Morris 01:01:30 Sixth Round: Gary Templeton vs. Mike Heath 01:05:08 Seventh Round: Steve Lyons vs. Kevin Seitzer 01:08:45 Eighth Round: Mike Morgan vs. RJ Reynolds 01:11:07 Final Round: Junior Ortiz vs. Jimmy Key 01:13:58 Conclusion and Wrap-Up Facebook -https://www.facebook.com/TwoStrikeNoise/ Instagram - @twostrikenoise Bluesky - @twostrikenoise.bsky.social Threads - @twostrikenoise Twitter - @twostrikenoise Two Strike Noise on YouTube - www.youtube.com/@twostrikenoise Twitch - https://www.twitch.tv/twostrikenoise E-mail - twostrikenoise@gmail.com We pull ALOT of commons in Wax Pack Heroes. If you've got those Tom Foley or Ernest Riles cards just sitting around you can donate those commons to charity and maybe spark a child's interest in baseball and collecting. Find out more here: http://commons4kids.org/ #podernfamily #podnation #baseball #mlb #history #podcast #baseballcards

Brightlight's Chief Investment Officer, Tim Macready, joins John Coleman and Richard Cunningham for a discussion on the state of faith-driven investing, the opportunities ahead, and the impact of faith values on investment portfolios. The three delve into the theology and purpose behind faith-driven investing, as well as the role of corporate engagement in influencing companies for good. The conversation also explores the growth and performance of the faith-driven investing market as well as key market trends. Tim also discusses his groundbreaking research about the effectiveness of and the opportunity for Faith Driven Investing around the world, providing listeners with practical insights that will help them get in the game.

In this episode of Marks on the Markets, Richard Cunningham and John Coleman interview Matt Monson, a public equities investor from Sovereign Capital. The three of them discuss various topics related to the markets, including the performance of large cap stocks compared to small cap stocks, the rise of artificial intelligence (AI) and its impact on businesses, the current state of interest rates, and the implications of international conflicts on the markets. They also touch on the importance of corporate engagement and proxy voting for faith-driven investors. The conversation concludes with personal reflections on the significance of Passover and the lessons learned from Scripture.

In this episode, John Coleman is joined by Tony Minopoli and Andrew Abela to explore faith driven investing in the Catholic world and in the Catholic Church. Tony is the President and Chief Investment Officer of the Knights of Columbus Asset Advisors. In that capacity, Tony oversees all elements of the investment strategy and operations for the Knights, predicated on nearly two decades with that institution and a prior career in investment consulting with the Valuation Associates. Through his role with the Knights, he's also helping the Catholic Church more broadly continue to advance its thinking on faith based investing. Andrew is a professor of marketing and the founding dean of the Bush School of Business at Catholic University. In addition to a storied academic career, which we may delve into, Andrew has worked with institutions like McKinsey and Company and Procter and Gamble, published broadly, and as a leading thinker on faith based, faith based and principled entrepreneurship and investing alike.The two join John to share about what it looks like for Catholics to engage in Faith Driven Investing both in the modern day and throughout history.Knights of Columbus: https://www.kofcassetadvisors.org/Busch School of Business: https://business.catholic.edu/ 

John Coleman of Apocatastasis Institute joins Vibe Rant to speak about the logos of learning, academic freedom, how best to guide the youth to be lifelong autodidactic philomaths, and what he's learned about the climate of state run education and homeschool ecosystems. Both parents and the eternally curious will find something to enjoy with the philosophy of pedagogy.Join this group on telegram to leave us a voice, image, text, or video message to play on the air: https://t.me/viberantcalls Now available: The audiobook of Spirit Whirled: Terminalia, narrated by Chance Garton:https://tinyurl.com/4m7sv4wt EPISODE LINKSVideo Episode - https://youtube.com/live/yxAGIxFD2cYJohn Coleman's site - https://apocatastasisinstitute.wordpress.comSlick Dissident (Gabriel) on Youtube - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCSSMh4fE7dAdhPcdtP0rW2A GET TUNEDhttps://www.innerversepodcast.com/sound-healing SUPPORT INNERVERSETippecanoe Herbs - Use INNERVERSE code at checkout - https://tippecanoeherbs.com/InnerVerse Merch - https://www.innerversemerch.comDonate on CashApp at $ChanceGartonOrgonite from https://oregon-ite.com - coupon code "innerverse"Check out the Spirit Whirled series, narrated by Chance - https://www.innerversepodcast.com/audiobooksBuy from Clive de Carle with this link to support InnerVerse with your purchase - https://clivedecarle.ositracker.com/197164/11489The Aquacure AC50 (Use "innerverse" as a coupon code for a discount) - https://eagle-research.com/product/ac50TT TELEGRAM LINKSInnerVerse Channel - https://t.me/innerversepodcastInnerVerse Chat - https://t.me/innerversepodcastchat Vibe Rant intro theme by VOLO - http://volovibes.com/ Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Have you ever said to your teen, “What's going on in that teenage brain of yours?” Well, they may not know but I brought in a guest that does. John Coleman trained as a clinical psychologist and was formerly a senior research fellow at the University of Oxford. He is the founder of a research centre studying adolescents and their families, and during his career he has also run a special school for troubled teenagers and worked as a policy advisor for the government. He was awarded an OBE for services to young people in the Queen's Birthday Honours in 2001. In this episode we explore these questions. In what way is the brain changing? What role do hormones play in the teenage brain? Why do teenagers stay up late and struggle to get up in the morning? Do teenagers really take more risks? Why are teenagers so argumentative and how come their moods shift so quickly? How does understanding the developing brain improve relationships and communication at this crucial stage?  To learn more about Dr. John Coleman go to https://www.jcoleman.co.uk/ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Aaron Paul is joined by Wycombe captain Joe Jacobson and West Brom forward Jed Wallace to talk about the biggest stories from this week in the EFL.Football finance expert Kieran Maguire pops by to update on the latest with Leicester's possible breach of profit and sustainability rules.Plus they talk about which clubs will finish in the Championship play-off spots – how is Jed feeling about West Brom's chances?They also take a look at the bottom end of the Championship table, with so many clubs separated by just a few points. Watford fan Mike Parkin drops by to give his thoughts on whether they could be drawn into the picture in the relegation zone.They also discuss John Coleman's departure from Accrington Stanley, Garry Monk's return to football at Cambridge and whether there's pressure on Ian Evatt at Bolton.TIME CODES:06.40 – Kieran Maguire on Leicester City 09.55 – Top of the Championship 15.30 – Watford fan Mike Parkin 24.25 – Bottom of the Championship 29.55 – Accrington Stanley 35.45 – Garry Monk at Cambridge United 39.05 – Bolton and Ian Evatt