Podcast appearances and mentions of josh hughes

A sermon in Hebrews chapter 5 by Josh Hughes, one of the Elders of Calvary Chapel Walnut Creek

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Josh Hughes, aka The Tourettes Barber, has turned his experience with Tourettes into a powerful story of resilience and inspiration. With over a million TikTok followers, he uses humour and honesty to challenge stereotypes, raise awareness, and show that hands-on work is possible with severe tics.In this conversation with Ben, Josh opens up about the real dangers he's faced, including being attacked for involuntary outbursts, his struggles with social media censorship, battling depression, and finding his purpose. He also explores how is Tourettes and Dyslexia intersect._____________________________________On "The Hidden 20%," host Ben Branson chats with neurodivergent [ADHD, Autism, Dyscalculia, Dyslexia, Dyspraxia, Tourette's etc.] creatives, entrepreneurs, and experts to see how great minds.. think differently. Host: Ben BransonProducer: Bella NealeVideo Editor: Panos AgamemnosSocial Media Manager: Charlie YoungMusic: Jackson GreenbergBrought to you by charity The Hidden 20% #1203348_____________________________________Follow & subscribe… Website: www.hidden20.orgInstagram / TikTok / Youtube / X: @Hidden20podcastBen Branson @seedlip_benJosh Hughes @thetourettesbarberIf you'd like to support The Hidden 20%, you can buy a "green dot" badge at https://www.hidden20.org/thegreendot/p/badge. All proceeds go to the charity. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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Josh Hughes is a filmmaker and paranormal historian based out of Waukesha, Wisconsin. From a young age he started to experience things he couldn't quite explain and that's led him on a life long journey to further experience and explain the supernatural. He has investigated haunted locations all across the midwest and as far as Ireland, but has made a name of himself as the paranormal expert of Waukesha.Find Josh on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/waukeshaghosts/Josh's video's on Vimeo: https://vimeo.com/yourpaljoshJosh visits with Talking Weird to talk about his own experiences and many investigations into the paranormal: From studying Stone Tape theory, through cursed locations, to ghostly apparitions.This is an insightful, and at times spooky, episode that you do not want to miss!

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On March 8th, 1921, the remains of a young boy were found floating in a pond near the O'Laughlin Stone Company's Waukesha quarry.The boy was dressed in a gray sweater, black stockings, a blouse, patent leather shoes, and Munsing undergarments. The quality clothing and fancifully dressed suggested the young man was from means.The newspaper writers gave the unidentified boy the nickname, Little Lord Fauntleroy after the literary title which depicted a young well-dressed boy who was adopted into aristocracy.Who was this little boy and how did he end up at the quarry?Mike and Jeff are joined by Josh Hughes from Waukesha Ghost Walks to discuss the tragic tale of Little Lord Fauntleroy. Josh gives his insights on the case as they discuss the motives behind his killing and his possibly identity.Josh HughesWaukesha Ghost WalksWaukesha, WILittle Lord Fauntleroy (literary character)Little Lord Fauntleroy (victim)Waukesha QuaryKing Ralph (1991)Spotted DickMilwaukee Ghost WalksFisherman John St. Croix River (Stillwater, MN)Stillwater Ghost WalksChange.org Exhumation PetitionSlendermanSlenderman StabbingMound Builders of the Mississippi ValleyCahokiaScientific Studies/PapersFilicide in the US: Indian Journal of Psychiatry- ResnickFilicide/Suicide Common Factors in Parents who kill their children themselves- Resnick, Susan Hatters Freidman- Journal in the American Academy of Psychiatry 2005Child Sacrifice in the Western World- David Medeema (2004) Journal of Critical Thinking and Bioethics - CedarEthics, vol. 4, pp. 5-7. ISSN 2333-9713Keith Reyes- UTEP- Filicide as...

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There are 731 days, or two years, until the next inauguration of the president of the United States of America. This is not a fact that has any relevance except that this is January 20, 2023, and it's either this or National Cheese Lover's Day to signify this small blurb at the top of another edition of Charlottesville Community Engagement. I'm your host, Sean Tubbs, and it's also my mother's birthday. On today's program:* Former Charlottesville Dave Norris is the fourth person to enter the race for an open seat in the House of Delegates* A driver charged in connection with January 12 death of pedestrian on Ivy Road* Charlottesville to hire two legal firms while search for permanent City Attorney continues* The city is on track to have a $5 million surplus for the current fiscal year* Council appoints members to two affordable housing committees with familiar faces getting the seats First shout-out:  UVA Health offering free sports physicals on SaturdayToday's first subscriber supported shout-out goes to the UVA Health Office of Diversity and Community Engagement! They want you to know about an event this week where free sports physicals will be offered! Health professionals will be on hand Saturday from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. at Charlottesville High School for young people who need a quick check-up before beginning to play for an athletic team. This is a project being conducted in partnership with the UVA Latino Health Initiative, UVA Family Medicine, and the UVA Virginia Wellness Initiative. For more information, call 434-243-8352 or in Spanish at 434-272-5910. Norris enters race for House District 54 seatSo far, there are no candidates who have filed to run for Charlottesville City Council this year, but two former members are now in the race for House District 54. Dave Norris served on Council from July 2006 until the end of 2013 and has filed a statement of organization with the Virginia Department of Elections. “I am pleased to have served the Charlottesville-Albemarle community in a variety of ways over the past 30 years, and I look forward to building upon my track record of proven progressive leadership if elected to the Virginia General Assembly,” Norris wrote on his campaign website. Norris also served as Mayor from 2008 to 2011. He joins former Charlottesville Mayor David E. Brown, Albemarle School Board Member Katrina Callsen, and Fifeville resident Dashad Cooper. Norris currently works as a program manager for the Piedmont Housing Alliance in their Financial Opportunity Center. He has also worked as the general manager of the Charlottesville Parking Center, the executive director of Big Brothers Big Sisters of the Blue Ridge, executive director of PACEM, and other positions. When on Council, he served for a time as chair of the Charlottesville Redevelopment and Housing Authority. The Democratic Primary is on June 20. Will we see more candidates for this seat? A small bit of history. The seat being vacated by Delegate Sally Hudson used to be occupied by David Toscano, who served on Council from 1990 to 2002. Toscano succeeded former Delegate Mitch Van Yahres who served two terms on Council from 1968 to 1976. He was first elected to the House of Delegates in a special election in 1980. Driver charged in connection with death of pedestrian on Ivy RoadA 54-year-old Charlottesville man has been charged with reckless driving in a crash last week that struck and killed a 52-year-old man from Albemarle County. Isidro Casandro Martinez was walking his bike across Ivy Road at Alderman Road last Thursday night when Charlottesville Police say he was hit by a car driven by Corey Abdella. Martinez was initially thought to have been riding a bicycle at 10:55 p.m., but Charlottesville Police now say that he was walking it across the street. An update was sent out this morning. A search of the city's data on recent arrests confirms Abdella arrest yesterday morning. City to hire one firm to legal counsel for general operation, another for land use issues The rest of today's newsletter is going to focus mostly on this week's City Council meeting. Perhaps some of you are interested in applying to be the appointed Councilor. Perhaps you may run for the office. Either way, I'm going to try to cover as much of this meeting as I can in this newsletter.First, the city is still seeking a replacement for former City Attorney Lisa Robertson with the position posted for applicants. Interim City Manager Michael C. Rogers had previously announced that Senior Deputy City Attorney Allyson Davies would serve as the interim attorney, but that has turned out to not be the case.“We will fulfill the role of City Attorney with the law firm of Sands Anderson,” Rogers said. “We made that determination because we are down an attorney in the office and we think the nature of the support we need is with a law firm and not just one individual.” Rogers said there will be two project managers working to support the deputy attorneys on general business. However, the city is hiring a different firm to handle land use issues. “On land use matters we engaged Sharon Pandek's firm who will work with planning on issues of the zoning ordinance over the next couple of weeks,” Rogers said. That firm is Pandak & Taves, according to a flier from the Virginia Association of Counties. The Charlottesville Planning Commission will hold a work session on the zoning code rewrite next Tuesday at 5 p.m.  (meeting info)Council briefed on revenue projections; $5M surplus projected for current fiscal yearThe end of the fiscal year is 161 days away, and it'll be about ten months or so until accountants will know if the City of Charlottesville will have a shortfall or a surplus. Council gets a quarterly briefing on revenue collections and spending and got a projection for another surplus from city staff.“We're looking at a total of about $5 million,” said budget director Krisy Hammill. “Most of those are driven by the tax revenue sources that we continue to talk about. The real estate tax… reassessment notices for calendar year 2023 will be going out at the end of this month.” Hammill said the new figures will likely increase the surplus. Albemarle County's assessments were up an average of 13.46 percent for 2023. (read that story)Interim City Manager Michael C. Rogers said he was cautious and pointed out there are still remaining unknowns about potential expenses the city may incur to raise salaries. “The compensation study that we've talked about, we don't know what the price tag on that is going to be and the choices we will have to make when that is presented, as well as a collective bargaining,” Rogers said. However, Rogers said he felt the picture was pretty solid but that money is not unlimited. Hammill said if there is a downturn, the surplus could go the other way. “If there were to be a recession, it's very possible that some of these gains that we're reporting to you for right now for meals, sales, lodging could be not there,” Hammill said. For those interested in the development of the budget, Rogers and the budget staff are having a forum on January 31. Second shout-out goes to Camp AlbemarleToday's second subscriber-supported public service announcement goes out to Camp Albemarle, which has for sixty years been a “wholesome rural, rustic and restful site for youth activities, church groups, civic events and occasional private programs.”Located on 14 acres on the banks of the Moorman's River near Free Union, Camp Albemarle continues as a legacy of being a Civilian Conservation Corps project that sought to promote the importance of rural activities. Camp Albemarle seeks support for a plan to winterize the Hamner Lodge, a structure built in 1941 by the CCC and used by every 4th and 5th grade student in Charlottesville and Albemarle for the study of ecology for over 20 years. If this campaign is successful, Camp Albemarle could operate year-round. Consider your support by visiting campalbemarleva.org/donate.Councilors pick up committee assignments from vacant seat The resignation of City Councilor Sena Magill earlier this month also means that the remaining Councilors had to fill the vacancies she also left on other committees. In addition to attending Council meetings, each elected official serves on several boards and commissions as the official representative from Council. “We're not filling every position that she had had but these are ones that have something going on right now for which its important to have the members right now,” said Charlottesville Mayor Lloyd Snook. Councilor Brian Pinkston will now serve on the Albemarle Charlottesville Regional Jail Board. In a future installment of this newsletter, I'll write about the financing agreement for the renovations that are being planned. Charlottesville partners with Albemarle County and Nelson County to maintain the facility. The next meeting of the ACRJ Board is on February 9. (meeting info)Vice Mayor Juandiego Wade will serve now on the Workforce Development Board for the Piedmont Region. Their information is all on their website but I did not see a listing for an upcoming meeting. New city housing committees get members but enough to form quorum Charlottesville City Council has appointed members to two new committees formed as part of a call to restructure the way funding for affordable housing projects is governed.“A major portion of the discussion during the Affordable Housing Plan that was developed a year plus ago was talking about the need to separate out the different functions, the different advisory functions into a funding committee and just the general Housing Advisory Committee [HAC],” said Charlottesville Mayor Lloyd Snook. Council first took up the Charlottesville Affordable Housing Fund (CAHF) Committee. Unfortunately, they could not fully staff that group. “We have six people to appoint but we did not get six applicants,” Snook said.However, they did make two appointments to the new CAHF Committee. * Philip d'Oronzio, (also on Charlottesville Planning Commission)* S. Lisa Herndon, President of the Charlottesville Area Association of ResidentsNext they took up the Charlottesville Housing Advisory Committee (HAC) Committee. They appointed the following:* John Sales, Executive Director of the Charlottesville Redevelopment and Housing Authority (three year term)* Sunshine Mathon, Executive Director of the Piedmont Housing Alliance (non-profit two-year term)* Corey Demchak, Director of Programs at Albemarle Home Improvement Program (non-profit one-year)* Philip d'Oronzio (real estate representative, three year term)* Dan Rosensweig (real estate representative, two year term)* Abigail Palko (at-large, three year term)* Josh Hughes (at-large, two year term)* Joy Johnson (affordable housing beneficiary, three year term) * Elise Noyes (affordable housing beneficiary, one year term) A one year term for the real estate term is still open.  Rosensweig is also the president of Habitat for Humanity of Greater Charlottesville. Johnson is the Section 3 coordinator for the Charlottesville Redevelopment and Housing Authority. d'Oronzio is the Chief Executive Officer of Pilot Mortgage. Reading material: * Republicans again attempt to roll back Democratic carbon reduction laws, Charlie Paullin, Virginia Mercury, January 16, 2023* Future of an Albemarle County post office remains in limbo, Keagan Hughes, NBC29 January 17, 2023* Va. Senate Democrats kill effort to repeal electric car rule, Sarah Rankin, Associated Press, January 17, 2023* First United Methodist Church denied request to install solar panels, Hawes Spencer, Charlottesville Daily Progress, January 19, 2023* Salvation Army on Ridge Street OK'd for demolition, Hawes Spencer, Charlottesville Daily Progress, January 19, 2023Keeping the end of #487 cluttered with information:It's the end of the week, but when will the next installment of Charlottesville Community Engagement emerge? This is a good question. Likely on Monday, for there is work to be done on the next Week Ahead as well as Fifth District Community Engagement. I have not gotten to a whole bunch of stories. One day, though, this will be a daily publication, seven days a week, committed to getting as much information to the public about what happens in local and regional governments. Sometimes that means links to articles like the ones above, but my hope is original coverage as you've come to expect in the two and a half years since this newsletter and podcast launched.And of course, all of this is funded by the quarter of the audience that's opted to pay for a paid subscription, either through Substack or through Patreon. Thank you! I will never beg or please of introduce scarcity as a way to get you to contribute. I trust that if you find there's a value to this work, you'll opt to help me cover the cost.Ting is helping me cover the cost. 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Double Feature: First Interview is Laura with Josh Hughes from Waukesha Ghost Walks. You can find Josh at: https://www.americanghostwalks.com/tour/waukesha-ghost-walks https://www.facebook.com/waukeshaghosts https://www.instagram.com/yourpaljosh/ Second Interview is Laura & Trina with Bree Mateljan. She is the artist behind Pencil Pawtraits. You can find Bree at: https://www.instagram.com/pencilpawtraits/ https://www.facebook.com/BreeMateljan The Creeps are: · Laura Kram · Rick Belcher · Tonya Downing · Trina Close · Walter Whitaker Find us on all the Socials or Buy our Merch with the following link: https://linktr.ee/spookscreepspod Email us Listener Stories, Questions, or just anything at: SpooksCreepsPod@gmail.com Original Theme Music by: Cory Allen Lewis Podcast Artwork by: Chris Stringer Creeps at the Movies artwork by Lessette Agosto Spooky Skeptics artwork by Todd Purse Creeps with Peeps artwork by Shawn Englemann Witchy Tips artwork by Lisa Russell Weird News artwork by Dylan Jacobson Sound effects by: Epidemic Sound Editing by Tony Danzig Merch on: Redbubble: https://www.redbubble.com/people/SpooksCreepsPod/ BigCartel: spookscreepspod.bigcartel.com #podcast #podcastersofinstagram #pod #podcastlife #podcasts #podcaster #podcasting #spookscreepspodcast #paranormal #haunted #cryptid #ghosts #monstermash #mashup #creepswithpeeps #spookyskeptics #creepwithcards #tarotcards #weirdnews #moviereviews #horrorreviews #interview #ufos #assorteddevilry #bigfoot #sasquatch #aliens #listenerstories #personalexperiences #creepsatthemovies #zodiac #willothewisp #fae #fairies #bigrickenergy

I've never given Birmingham the credit it's due. The City of 1000 Trades knows and loves its beer. And yet, for some unknown reason, for many drinkers who live outside the area it doesn't rank among the UK's top beer towns. As I learned on my most recent visit, this sentiment is neither fair nor accurate. In reality, Birmingham has not only a thriving but a varied scene. In the town centre you can hop from proper pubs such as the Post Office Vaults or The Wellington, to craft beer joints like Tilt or Kilder, or to brewery taprooms such as Dig or Burning Soul. Like a lot of bigger cities, however, some of the best beer in modern beer culture lies beyond this periphery. Neighbourhood bars and bottle shops are becoming cornerstones of the suburban communities, as are its breweries. In Stirchley, to the south of central Birmingham, the scene is thriving, and it's here where Glasshouse Beer Co. has made its home. Founded in 2018, the brewery has quickly established itself both locally, and in some of the more beer savvy venues around the UK. This is largely thanks to its mastery over hazy pale ales, which range from sessionable table beers, right the way through to almighty DIPAs. There's far more to this young brewery than a bit of fuss though, and it's already dialling in other styles, from lagers, to barrel aged sour beers. I sat down for a fun, beer fuelled chat with founder Josh Hughes, lead brewer Dave Sharp, and head of sales Josh Mitchell. We cover a lot of ground, talking about the brewery and the beers themselves, to digging into why Birmingham's beer scene doesn't get its fair share of the limelight. Seeing as its four blokes sat around the table (a classic beer podcast scenario, one might say) we also take time to discuss the recent reckoning within craft beer, and how groups like ours can take proper accountability and action in light of accusations of sexism and workplace abuse. Pellicle is supported by our Patreon subscribers — please consider helping to keep our independent magazine and podcast sustainable with a monthly, or yearly donation. If you are interested in sponsoring future episodes, please get in touch.

On this episode of Cinematic Heartland: A Filmmaking Podcast, Josh Hughes, a filmmaker from Waukesha, Wisconsin joins us to discuss his filmmaking journey which includes adapting a Stephen King short story while attending college at University of Wisconsin – Oshkosh, working on the sidelines at the Super Bowl which led to working on the Tony Awards, and his preparation for his first feature film. Josh also weighs in on the film school vs. no film school debate.

A sermon in Nehemiah 4 by guest teacher Josh Hughes from Calvary Chapel Walnut Creek

EPHESIANS 3:14-21 Main Point: Attending to God in prayer is how he takes you from here to there. Click HERE for sermon notes and video recording!

Josh Outlaw-Hughes is a Regional Organizing Director of Voter Registration for the South Carolina Democratic Party and a hub coordinator for Sunrise Movement's Columbia, SC hub. His work at the SCDP is focused on voter enfranchisement and engagement, as well as creating and mobilizing large coalitions to turn out voters. His work with Sunrise Movement is centered around engaging young people in direct action for a Green New Deal to combat climate change and win a sustainable future for younger generations.Questions I Asked In This EpisodeWhat is your theme song and why?What is the Sunrise Movement and why should we care about and support the work of the organization?How is the  Sunrise Movement organizing now to prepare for U.S. mid-term elections?What do your parents think about the work that you do?Would you say you are making good trouble?What are 3 actions listeners can take to be the change they want to see in the world?How have you been able to avoid allowing failure to define you?What's something you feel proud about that you've achieved?What are you optimistic about now?And so much more ...Here's What You're Going to LearnInformation about how the Sunrise Movement is working to create a future free of fossil fuel influenceHow you can support the movementWhat inspired Josh's interest in politicsThe reason he thinks many people don't voteHow low voter turnout works in the interest of the systemThe Sunrise Movement vision for public housingThe benefit of using your past as inspiration and seeing your life as an uncompleted storyThe personal experience that made climate his personal missionAnd so much more ...Contact Joshua Outlaw-Hughes Linktree Support the show (https://paypal.me/jackiecapersbrown?locale.x=en_US)

This week we are joined by Kate and Josh Hughes as they dive into their individual testimonies and their marriage story. There is a lot to unpack, stories off loss to redemption, resentment to reconciliation. Plus, Josh's stomach is reeling from a Carolina reaper, Dougie Fresh returns for a phone a friend segment, and multiple "fart, sucks, and dang" words were used (because we couldn't say them as kids). There are plenty of laugh to be had all in Mostly Focused fashion.

Host Russ Long talks live with FOH engineer Todd Wines and monitor engineer Josh Hughes on ProSoundWeb YouTube and Facebook in an engaging conversation about their work with a top artist and more.On Tuesday, September 15, Front Of The House Fridays (FOTHF) host Russ Long was joined by Miranda Lambert’s audio team – front of house engineer Todd Wines and monitor engineer Josh Hughes – on ProSoundWeb YouTube and Facebook for a live conversation on their work with a top artist, followed by Q&A with the audience.The FotHF podcast series is sponsored by Yamaha. Check out all episodes here.Todd Wines specializes in front of house mixing and audio systems deployment, and as noted, is currently the FOH engineer for Miranda Lambert, He’s also toured with top artists such as Lauren Daigle, Hunter Hayes, Vince Gill, Olivia Newton-John, Cyndi Lauper, Sugarland, Gretchen Wilson, Big & Rich, Kellie Pickler, and more.Josh Hughes is a live mix engineer based out of Huntsville, AL, and as noted, is currently the MON Engineer for Miranda Lambert. He attended Blackbird Academy in Nashville and has worked with Clair Global since 2014. In addition, he’s toured with Stevie Nicks, Justin Timberlake, Guns N’ Roses, John Mayer and others.FOTHF host Russ Long is a top touring and multi-platinum recording and mix engineer who’s worked in professional audio for more than 30 years. Following a decade as Steven Curtis Chapman’s FOH engineer, he has spent over 12 years mixing FOH for Amy Grant, and has also mixed numerous high-profile events such as the KLOVE Music awards, the Challenge America Musical Gala at the Kennedy Center in Washington DC, and Barbara Bush’s 90th birthday concert featuring Reba McEntire, Michael W. Smith and Amy Grant. In addition, he’s been part of the audio team for numerous broadcast events such as the Grammy Awards, the CMA Awards, ABC’s “CMA Music Festival: Country’s Night to Rock” TV Special, and more. Russ is currently part of Yamaha’s console R&D team.

Reid chats with millennial marketing professional Josh Hughes about how churches can communicate successfully with younger generations.

Had a great time chatting with Josh who I was stationed with years ago! He is currently stationed at Nellis AFB and runs the Empty Wagon Fantasy Podcast that you definitely need to tune into ! Was great to sit down and chat with him about families to " Tiger King"! Check out his stuff by following the links below!!! https://m.facebook.com/EmptyWagonPod/ https://www.instagram.com/emptywagonffpod/ https://twitter.com/EmptyWagonFF

MasterMinds Podcast! We're back in the politics but its bigger! lol...We had Lewis Johnson, Aaron Stinson, Rayshelle, and Ray Ray from Pandora's Box, and Joshua Hughes. Also we exclusive audio from a small debate between Aaron and Josh.

Our 14th Episode sees us head out on location to Stirchley in Birmingham to have a chat with Josh Hughes of Glasshouse Beer Co. where we discuss how he got started in brewing, working at Brewdog and then founding his own brewery in the suburb of Birmingham that has deep family connections for him. Follow them on social media: Twitter: @glasshousebrum Instagram: @glasshousebeerco Any comments on the show or suggestions get in touch: Twitter: Podcast: @beers_frontiers Simon: @simoncarbon Vicki: @daintyvi Charles: @tusters

Josh Hughes, founder and executive director of the Connecticut Alcohol Retailers Exchange (CARE), joins Broesder and Kleinhans to discuss his organization’s efforts to modernize alcohol laws in the Nutmeg State.

When he learned there was an opening in his rural school district, Josh Hughes stepped up. A passionate advocate for public education, his service to the board brought a student’s perspective rarely heard in managing school districts. In this audio story, PAYCE Fellow Kelanie Crosswait (Drake University) shares the interview between Josh, her and PAYCE Fellow Fatima Hashem (An-Najah University). Josh shares advice for young adults getting involved in politics – how to keep going when things get tough and to remember the values that motivated public service. He believes it’s important to advocate for good causes no matter what the outcome.

Fatima Hashem (An Najah National University) connects the lines in the story of Drake University student and school board member Josh Hughes. He does the hard work of serving on the school board because of his "original motivator." His identity as a gay teen and his commitment to fighting for public education moved him to action. He advises young people to do self-care because their voices are needed. "Find out why you want to get involved ." There will be times when it's hard to keep going, but that motivator will be what makes it all "make sense." Fatima challenges each listener to decide: "When will you make that journey into yourself?" Music credits: "Epic Flight" from PremiumBeat by Immersive Music.

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On the season premiere of The Farm Report, host Erin Fairbanks is joined by Nate Hodge, co-founder of Raaka Chocolate, and filmmaker Tim Shephard. The two are working on a documentary film project called Setting the Bar, which examines rare varieties of cacao in Peru. The film follows these passionate people who have dedicated their life to a better tasting and more sustainable chocolate bar. Their stories are fascinating, their dedication contagious and their final product, delicious. Plus, the first in our new series of EscapeMaker segments, profiling craft producers in New York state, with brewmaster Josh Hughes of Roscoe Beer Company. If you’d like to visit any of the craft brewers or cider makers interviewed in the Farm Report, check out EscapeMaker.com to book a 1 or 2-night all-inclusive craft beverage package with tours tastings and lodging.

Our youth at Benson First Assembly share their testimonies and experiences from the Word of Deliverance Youth Camp in Berkeley Springs, WV – Open your heart to hear the voice of the Lord through the next generation! Those sharing testimonies are … Tyler Bowie, Maleah Rodriguez, Sarah Allen, Josh Hughes, Jeremiah Hughes, David Thomas Hughes, Sarah Hughes, […]

Josh Hughes continues our "Unconquered" series with a sermon from Acts 15:36-16:15