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Homélie pour le Dimanche de Pentecôte, par le père Daniel Da Rocha en l'église St Pierre à Ambarès et Lagrave ( Bordeaux )

Baptiste Lagrave passe aux platines de Tsugi Radio pour sa résidence de mai. Hébergé par Acast. Visitez acast.com/privacy pour plus d'informations.

Baptiste Lagrave passe aux platines de Tsugi Radio pour sa résidence de mai

Nouveau mois et nouveau set de Baptiste Lagrave derrière les platines de Tsugi Radio Hébergé par Acast. Visitez acast.com/privacy pour plus d'informations.

Nouveau mois et nouveau set de Baptiste Lagrave derrière les platines de Tsugi Radio

LaGrave Live LIVE Evening Worship Service - Resurrection Risk About The Service: Rev. John Steigenga will lead us in worship. He will preach on John 12: 1-11 and his sermon is entitled “Resurrection Risk.” Order of Worship: https://lagrave.org/wp-content/upload... About Us: We are a traditional CRC church in the middle of Downtown Grand Rapids, MI, worshipping at 8:40am, 11:00am, and 6:00pm. (10:00am and 6:00pm during the summer months) We'd love to hear from you: Connection: https://www.lagrave.org/contact Let us pray for you: Prayer: https://www.lagrave.org/prayerrequest/ Listen on the go: Amazon Music: https://bit.ly/LGPodAmazonMusic Apple Podcast: https://apple.co/3tuOdwQ Google Podcast: https://bit.ly/LGPodGoogle Soundcloud: / lagravecrc Spotify: https://spoti.fi/3yXDFaT Follow us! Facebook: / lagravecrc Instagram: / lagravecrc Website: https://www.lagrave.org #LaGrave #LaGraveCRC This evening worship service at La Grave explores the profound implications of Christ's resurrection through the lens of Lazarus's story in John 12. The service calls believers to shed the "grave clothes" of their old selves—specifically prejudice and selfishness—to embrace a new identity defined by "good trouble" and sacrificial love. Liturgical Foundation and Global Intercession The service opened with a call to worship from Psalm 100 and a responsive reading of Psalm 146, emphasizing God's role as the maker of heaven and earth who remains faithful forever. This liturgical focus shifted into a pastoral prayer that acknowledged the "recreating power" of spring as a testimony to God's covenant. The prayer specifically interceded for those suffering in global conflicts, including the wars in Ukraine, Gaza, Lebanon, Sudan, and the uncertainties facing people in Iran and Israel. The congregation sought the strength to "see like Christ" and to act justly in a broken world. Shedding the "Grave Clothes" of the Old Self Drawing from Colossians 3 and Romans 6, the sermon compared spiritual transformation to Lazarus being told to "take off those grave clothes." These metaphorical clothes include sexual immorality, greed, anger, and—most stubbornly—prejudice and racism. The speaker noted that even the founders of the United States, despite declaring all men equal, failed to shed the "grave clothes" of slavery because they viewed others as subhuman. True conversion requires "new eyes" to see that in Christ, there is no distinction between Greek or Jew, slave or free, as Christ is all and in all. The Identity of a Witness and "Good Trouble" The service highlighted that following Jesus inevitably leads to "trouble," which the late Senator John Lewis called "good trouble." Historical examples, such as the 16th-century "hidden Christians" of Japan, and modern examples, like a retired pastor visiting undocumented immigrants in detention centers, illustrate the cost of being a "living sign" of Christ. Lazarus's core identity became inseparable from the man who brought him back to life; similarly, believers are called to live as those who are safe in God's arms even while serving in a hostile world. The service concludes with a powerful reminder that while the world may target those who follow Christ, the resurrection is proof that the "old order of things" is passing away. To live as Lazarus is to be a living testimony of life-giving power, choosing intimacy with God over the safety of silence.

Hard House, Techno, Disco, découvrez le set de mois de mars de Baptiste Lagrave ! Hébergé par Acast. Visitez acast.com/privacy pour plus d'informations.

Hard House, Techno, Disco, découvrez le set de mois de mars de Baptiste Lagrave !

LaGrave Live LIVE Morning Worship Service 03-22-2026 Cross Words: Taking Up the Cross About The concert: We continue our Cross Words series, focusing on the meaning and impact of Christ's cross. Pastor Jonker will preach on Mark 8:31-9:1. Order of Worship: https://lagrave.org/wp-content/uploads/2026-3-22-AM-Order-of-Worship.pdf About the Church: We are a traditional CRC church in the middle of Downtown Grand Rapids, MI, worshipping at 8:40am, 11:00am, and 6:00pm. (10:00am and 6:00pm during the summer months) We'd love to hear from you: Connection: https://www.lagrave.org/contact Let us pray for you: Prayer: https://www.lagrave.org/prayerrequest/ Giving: https://www.elexiogiving.com/App/Giving/lagr107178 The March special offering is for Mel Trotter Ministries. Mel Trotter Ministries provides shelter for individuals and families with services including: meals, emergency shelter, transitional housing assistance, case management. Listen on the go: Amazon Music: https://bit.ly/LGPodAmazonMusic Apple Podcast: https://apple.co/3tuOdwQ Google Podcast: https://bit.ly/LGPodGoogle Soundcloud: / lagravecrc https://soundcloud.com/lagravecrc Spotify: https://spoti.fi/3yXDFaT Follow us! Facebook: / lagravecrc https://www.facebook.com/lagravecrc Instagram: / lagravecrc https://www.instagram.com/lagravecrc Website: https://www.lagrave.org #LaGrave #LaGraveCRC Taking Up the Cross: A Lenten Journey into Sacrificial Power Taking Up the Cross: The Revolutionary Path Lenten Series: Cross Words | LaGrave Avenue Church (March 22, 2026) Fifth Sunday in Lent Theological Core: Matthew 16:21-28 "Get behind me, Satan! You are a stumbling block to me; you do not have in mind the concerns of God, but merely human concerns." Roman Power (The World) Pure strength & domination Boasting in casualties (Caesar) "Iron laws of force" Cross Power (The Kingdom) Sacrificial love & weakness Absorbing pain for others "The last shall be first" Key Concept: Strepho Jesus' "dynamic turn" on Peter. It wasn't a casual glance; it was a passionate rebuke of the temptation to choose success over sacrifice. Illustrative Narratives The Mission (1986) Rodrigo (the gun) vs. Gabriel (the cross). True change comes through blood of the cross, not force. Leroy Smith (2015) A Black officer assisting a KKK marcher in the heat. Grace vs. the "bottles" of counter-protest. Community Pulse #SeminaryTraining #NewMembers #CaminoDeSantiago #GlobalPrayer Speaker: Pastor Peter | Liturgist: Levi Huizinga ⏱ ~85 min Service

LaGrave Live LIVE Evening Worship Service - Don't Run On Ahead - 2026-03-01 About The Service: We will meditate on Exodus 2: 11-22 with the message: “Don't Run On Ahead.” Chad Boorsma will preach. Order of Worship: https://lagrave.org/wp-content/upload... About Us: We are a traditional CRC church in the middle of Downtown Grand Rapids, MI, worshipping at 8:40am, 11:00am, and 6:00pm. (10:00am and 6:00pm during the summer months) We'd love to hear from you: Connection: https://www.lagrave.org/contact Let us pray for you: Prayer: https://www.lagrave.org/prayerrequest/ Giving: https://www.elexiogiving.com/App/Givi... The March special offering is for Mel Trotter Ministries. Mel Trotter Ministries provides shelter for individuals and families with services including: meals, emergency shelter, transitional housing assistance, case management. Listen on the go: Amazon Music: https://bit.ly/LGPodAmazonMusic Apple Podcast: https://apple.co/3tuOdwQ Google Podcast: https://bit.ly/LGPodGoogle Soundcloud: / lagravecrc Spotify: https://spoti.fi/3yXDFaT Follow us! Facebook: / lagravecrc Instagram: / lagravecrc Website: https://www.lagrave.org #LaGrave #LaGraveCRC This worship service at LaGrave Avenue Christian Reformed Church explores the intersection of God's eternal providence and the human struggle to follow His timing. Through the lens of Psalm 90 and the early life of Moses, the message challenges believers to move from self-driven ambition to a life of surrendered servanthood. Foundations of Providence and Human Fragility The service opened with a prayer based on the Belgic Confession, Article 13, acknowledging that God governs all things according to His holy will and that nothing happens by chance. This theme of divine sovereignty was further explored through a responsive reading of Psalm 90, often considered the oldest psalm in the Psalter. The congregation reflected on God's eternal nature—existing before the mountains were born—contrasted with the brevity of human life, which is described as grass that withers by evening. These reflections served as a call to recognize human limitations and the necessity of finding a "dwelling place" in God throughout all generations. The Contrast of the "Cinematic" vs. Biblical Moses The sermon addressed the popular cultural depictions of Moses, such as those in The Ten Commandments or The Prince of Egypt, which often portray him as a consistently confident, "debonair" hero. However, the biblical narrative reveals a much harsher reality. Moses was born into a period of intense persecution and infanticide under a threatened Pharaoh. His survival was not a matter of cinematic luck but the result of his mother Jochebed's clever planning and the direct providence of God, who placed him in the heart of the Egyptian palace to be nurtured in the wisdom of the empire. The Danger of Running Ahead of God A pivotal moment in Moses' life occurred when he attempted to take justice into his own hands by killing an Egyptian taskmaster. While his intentions to help his people were sincere, he acted "deliberately and according to a plan he concocted" without consulting God. This "self-driven life" led to a sinking heart and forced exile. The sermon illustrated this through a modern example of a pastor who attempted to force a neighborhood evangelism program too quickly, resulting in an empty event because he had not earned the congregation's trust or waited for God's timing. The School of Servanthood in Midian Moses' 40-year exile in Midian is portrayed as a period of divine reorientation. At a well in a barren land, God began to mold Moses' character through small, seemingly insignificant tasks, such as protecting seven women from shepherds. This stage of life taught Moses that a servant's duty is simply to do the "next task" available. This principle was echoed in the story of a modern-day church member who served as a helper to her husband with MS for 46 years, illustrating that true servanthood is found in daily faithfulness rather than personal glory. The Ultimate Example: Christ's Surrender The sermon concluded by pointing to Jesus Christ as the "far greater example" of servanthood. Unlike Moses' early impulsive actions, Jesus demonstrated complete surrender in the Garden of Gethsemane, praying, "Yet not my will, but yours be done." While Moses served faithfully in God's house, Jesus is the faithful Son whose journey to the cross provides the ultimate model for believers to follow God's ways and timing through the power of the Holy Spirit. The life of Moses serves as a profound reminder that God's servants are not born in palaces but molded in the wilderness. By surrendering personal agendas and waiting on divine timing, believers can move from the "disrepair and turmoil" of self-driven lives into the "holy rest" of God's eternal purposes.

LaGrave Live LIVE Evening Worship Service - Forgiven and Blessed - 2026-02-22 About The Service: Rev. Kristy Manion will lead us in worship and will preach on Psalm 32. Order of Worship: https://lagrave.org/wp-content/upload... About Us: We are a traditional CRC church in the middle of Downtown Grand Rapids, MI, worshipping at 8:40am, 11:00am, and 6:00pm. (10:00am and 6:00pm during the summer months) We'd love to hear from you: Connection: https://www.lagrave.org/contact Let us pray for you: Prayer: https://www.lagrave.org/prayerrequest/ Giving: https://www.elexiogiving.com/App/Givi... The February special offering is for The Bridge. The Bridge is part of Arbor Circle, which offers emergency shelter for youths, and additional counseling for youths and their families. Listen on the go: Amazon Music: https://bit.ly/LGPodAmazonMusic Apple Podcast: https://apple.co/3tuOdwQ Google Podcast: https://bit.ly/LGPodGoogle Soundcloud: / lagravecrc Spotify: https://spoti.fi/3yXDFaT Follow us! Facebook: / lagravecrc Instagram: / lagravecrc Website: https://www.lagrave.org #LaGrave #LaGraveCRC This worship service at La Grave Church marks the first Sunday in the season of Lent, a period dedicated to contemplating human limits, sin, and the joyful necessity of a Savior. Through liturgy, missionary testimony, and an exploration of Psalm 32, the congregation is invited to move from the "wasting away" of unconfessed sin into the restorative grace of divine forgiveness. The Call to Worship and the Lenten Journey The service opens with a call to recognize Jesus, even when the world fails to do so, asking for faith to see His glory and wisdom. As the first Sunday of Lent, the liturgy emphasizes that while this season involves reflecting on sin and the need for saving, it is ultimately grounded in the "joyful truth" of having a Savior. This is reinforced by a reading from Acts, where the Apostle Paul proclaims that through Jesus, the forgiveness of sins and a justification unattainable under the Law of Moses are now available to all who believe. Ministry Spotlight: Resonate Global Mission in Hungary Jeff and Julie Baumann, missionaries serving in Budapest, shared the story of Pamela Shammas to illustrate God's "surprises" in mission work. Pamela, a Syrian Christian from Aleppo, fled the war to study psychology in Hungary on a scholarship. After connecting with the Baumanns' church and university fellowship, she eventually joined the "Cohort Europe Program." She is now serving as a missionary herself, working with refugees in Berlin. The Baumanns highlighted how their ministry has evolved from direct refugee aid to supporting "people on the move" who fall between traditional legal categories. Pastoral Prayer and Community Concerns The pastoral prayer focuses on the "dustiness" of humanity and the intercession of the Holy Spirit. It includes specific petitions for justice where the strong exploit the weak and for the repair of broken trust. The congregation also remembers several members facing significant life events, including milestone birthdays and serious health challenges ranging from cancer diagnoses to pediatric internal bleeding. Sermon: The Anatomy of Confession The sermon explores the "complicated" emotional landscape of Psalm 32, which blends suffering, regret, and relief. The speaker notes that the Hebrew syntax places "Blessed" at the very beginning, emphasizing that the state of being forgiven precedes the description of sin. A central theme is the danger of "keeping silent" about sin, which the psalmist describes as a physical wasting of the bones. The message concludes with Martin Luther's famous advice to "sin boldly"—not as an excuse to transgress, but as a directive to rely even more boldly on the "true and not fictitious grace" of Christ, who is victorious over the world. The service concludes with a reminder that while all are sinners, all have a Savior. The congregation is sent out with a benediction of peace, encouraged to live as "grace-receiving people" who keep their eyes fixed on Jesus' grace rather than the "ditch" of their past transgressions.

LaGrave Live LIVE Evening Worship - For You Died... - 2026-02-15 About The Service: Pastor Jonker will preach on Colossians 3:1-4. Order of Worship: https://lagrave.org/wp-content/upload... About Us: We are a traditional CRC church in the middle of Downtown Grand Rapids, MI, worshipping at 8:40am, 11:00am, and 6:00pm. (10:00am and 6:00pm during the summer months) We'd love to hear from you: Connection: https://www.lagrave.org/contact Let us pray for you: Prayer: https://www.lagrave.org/prayerrequest/ Giving: https://www.elexiogiving.com/App/Givi... The February special offering is for The Bridge. The Bridge is part of Arbor Circle, which offers emergency shelter for youths, and additional counseling for youths and their families. Listen on the go: Amazon Music: https://bit.ly/LGPodAmazonMusic Apple Podcast: https://apple.co/3tuOdwQ Google Podcast: https://bit.ly/LGPodGoogle Soundcloud: / lagravecrc Spotify: https://spoti.fi/3yXDFaT Follow us! Facebook: / lagravecrc Instagram: / lagravecrc Website: https://www.lagrave.org This Vesper service at La Grave Avenue Christian Reformed Church explores the profound theological paradox found in Colossians: the declaration that believers have already died. Through scripture, the imagery of C.S. Lewis, and real-world reflections, the service examines the tension between our "ghostly" old selves and the "substantial" new life found in baptism. The Theology of Rootedness and Righteousness The service opens with a call to worship from Psalm 84, emphasizing the blessing of those whose strength is in God as they pass through the "Valley of Baca" or suffering. Drawing from Jeremiah 17 and 2 Corinthians 5, the message contrasts two ways of living: the "tumbleweed" life of one rooted in self versus the "tree by the water" rooted in the Lord. This rootedness is further defined by the Heidelberg Catechism, which clarifies that righteousness before God comes not through the worthiness of one's faith, but through the "perfect satisfaction, righteousness, and holiness of Christ" credited to the believer by grace alone. The Paradox of the "Dead" Self A central challenge of the sermon is Paul's assertion in Colossians 3:3: "For you died." While this refers to the "death" of the old self in baptism, the reality of daily life often suggests otherwise. The speaker acknowledges the "strange gap" between the theological declaration of death to sin and the persistent experience of temptation, guilt, and hypocrisy. This gap is illustrated through the tragic history of baptized individuals participating in the Holocaust, highlighting that baptism does not magically end the struggle against the old self, which remains "alive and kicking". Ghostly Wraiths vs. Substantial Souls Using C.S. Lewis's The Great Divorce as a framework, the sermon describes the "great interior drama" of life as a choice between becoming a "ghostly" wraith or a "substantial" soul. Sin—such as deceit, rage, or the violence depicted in a seven-year-old's drawing—makes a person "insubstantial" and "smudgy," like a stain in the air. Conversely, acts of compassion, kindness, and the joy of the Holy Spirit make a person "weighty" and "fully alive." The "true self" is not something believers must manufacture; it is already resurrected and "hidden with Christ in God," waiting to be lived out through the power of the Spirit. The service concludes with a call to live out the "shining reality" of baptism. While the struggle between the old and new selves defines the human experience, the congregation is encouraged by the fact that their true, resurrected life is already secure in Christ. By the breathing of the Holy Spirit, believers are empowered to turn away from the "ghostly" and embrace the substantial life of grace

LaGrave Live LIVE Morning Worship Service 02-15-2026 The Word in the Windows: The Transfiguration About The concert: We conclude our sermon series on the windows. Pastor Jonker will preach on the story of the Transfiguration as found in Matthew 17:1-13. Can you find that story in the windows? Order of Worship: https://lagrave.org/wp-content/uploads/2026-2-15-AM-Order-of-Worship.pdf About the Church: We are a traditional CRC church in the middle of Downtown Grand Rapids, MI, worshipping at 8:40am, 11:00am, and 6:00pm. (10:00am and 6:00pm during the summer months) We'd love to hear from you: Connection: https://www.lagrave.org/contact Let us pray for you: Prayer: https://www.lagrave.org/prayerrequest/ Giving: https://www.elexiogiving.com/App/Giving/lagr107178 The February special offering is for The Bridge. The Bridge is part of Arbor Circle, which offers emergency shelter for youths, and additional counseling for youths and their families. Listen on the go: Amazon Music: https://bit.ly/LGPodAmazonMusic Apple Podcast: https://apple.co/3tuOdwQ Google Podcast: https://bit.ly/LGPodGoogle Soundcloud: / lagravecrc https://soundcloud.com/lagravecrc Spotify: https://spoti.fi/3yXDFaT Follow us! Facebook: / lagravecrc https://www.facebook.com/lagravecrc Instagram: / lagravecrc https://www.instagram.com/lagravecrc Website: https://www.lagrave.org #LaGrave #LaGraveCRC The Word in the Windows: The Transfiguration The Word in the Windows: The Transfiguration LaGrave Live Service Summary • Feb 15, 2026 • Finding strength between the mountain and the valley. Editorial Mode Theological Core The Dual Revelation of Christ The Transfiguration provides two distinct forms of sustenance for the "exhausted disciple" facing the uncertainties of faith and life: 1. Divine Glory (The Blue Halo)Jesus as the fulfillment of Law (Moses) and Prophets (Elijah). He is the authoritative "Word made flesh" who sustains us through his absolute sovereignty. 2. The Human Touch (The Gentle Hand)The transition from blinding light to a simple touch on the shoulder. "Get up. Don't be afraid." The power of God accompanies us back into the "valley" of daily struggle. "The church is not an escape; it is salvation. We lift our faces to the mountain to find courage for the valley full of broken glass." Symbolism & Context Stained Glass Analysis Blue Halo: Represents divinity and eternal glory (vs. Red for sacrifice). Moses' Horns: A historical art tradition (lightning bolts) signifying the radiance of God. The Scroll & Tablets: The convergence of all scripture into the person of Jesus. Children's Message The boy who grew too big to fit through doors (Pride) vs. finding joy in passing the ball (Humility). Key Keywords #Matthew17 #Transfiguration #Epiphany #MountSinai #Humility Reading Time: ~12 min read • Focus: Spiritual Growth & Theology LaGrave Avenue CRC This document summarizes the worship service held at LaGrave Avenue Christian Reformed Church, focusing on the biblical narrative of the Transfiguration. The service explores the dual nature of Christ's divinity and his personal care, providing spiritual sustenance for those exhausted by life's journeys. Community Worship and Liturgical Practice The service opened with a warm welcome to both physical and online attendees, emphasizing the inclusive nature of the congregation. The liturgy moved through a formal Call to Confession based on Matthew 7, warning against "false prophets" and emphasizing the need for "good fruit" in the life of a believer. This was followed by a communal prayer of confession and a declaration of forgiveness rooted in Hebrews 1, affirming Christ as the radiance of God's glory and the sustainer of all things. Lessons on Humility and Pride During the children's message, a narrative was shared regarding the dangers of vanity and the virtue of humility. Through the story of a boy who physically grew larger with every boast—eventually becoming too big to fit into his school or car—the speaker illustrated how bragging isolates individuals. The lesson concluded that by serving others, celebrating their successes, and practicing kindness, one finds true happiness and community belonging. The Dual Revelation of the Transfiguration Divine Glory (The Blue Halo) Reveals Jesus as the Eternal Word and fulfillment of the Law (Moses) and Prophets (Elijah). Human Touch (The Gentle Hand) The personal comfort of Jesus saying "Get up, don't be afraid," accompanying believers into the valley. Sermon: The Glory and the Touch The sermon focused on Matthew 17:1-8 and the specific depiction of the Transfiguration in the church's stained-glass windows. The preacher noted that while most halos in the church are red (signifying servanthood and sacrifice), the Transfiguration halo is blue, symbolizing Christ's divine glory. The event is described as a "magnifying glass" where the weight of the Old Testament—represented by Moses (the Law) and Elijah (the Prophets)—is condensed into the person of Jesus. The message highlighted two specific gifts Jesus gave his exhausted disciples on the mountain: A Vision of Glory: A reminder of his divine authority that sustained the disciples, such as Peter and John, throughout their later ministries. A Gentle Touch: After the terrifying display of power, Jesus touched his disciples and told them not to be afraid, demonstrating that his immense power is coupled with intimate care. Congregational Intercessions The church engaged in extensive prayer for global and local concerns. Petitions were made for peace in conflict zones including Ukraine, Israel, Gaza, Sudan, and Myanmar. Locally, the congregation remembered members facing significant health challenges, those in hospice care, and families grieving recent losses. The prayer also highlighted the church's mission work, specifically mentioning support for pastoral training in Kyrgyzstan. Symbolism in the "Word in the Windows"

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Baptiste Lagrave puise ses influences contrastées auprès d'artistes allant de Franz Schubert, Boards of Canada, Jon Hopkins ou François de Roubaix.Parallèlement, il compose des bandes originales pour le cinéma et des spectacles de danse contemporaine et se retrouve derrière les platines de Tsugi Radio. Hébergé par Acast. Visitez acast.com/privacy pour plus d'informations.

Baptiste Lagrave puise ses influences contrastées auprès d'artistes allant de Franz Schubert, Boards of Canada, Jon Hopkins ou François de Roubaix. Parallèlement, il compose des bandes originales pour le cinéma et des spectacles de danse contemporaine et se retrouve derrière les platines de Tsugi Radio.

On this episode of The Crossman Conversation, John Crossman interviews Tom Lagrave — a former Navy SEAL and recovering addict who now coaches teens and guides parents through the challenges of depression and anxiety. With a powerful mix of military grit, personal recovery, and deep empathy, Tom shares practical strategies for helping teenagers build resilience, supporting children with mental health struggles, and fostering stronger parent-child connections. This inspiring conversation is a must-listen for parents, educators, and anyone passionate about teen mental health and addiction recovery.

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Marguerite Lagrave, 78 ans, vieille dame gentille et affectueuse. Elle vivait seule dans un minuscule village du Béarn. Attaquée en pleine nuit, la gorge tranchée, un cambriolage bizarre et méticuleux. Douze ans pour que la lumière jaillisse sur un scénario qui avait échappé à tout le monde.Hébergé par Audiomeans. Visitez audiomeans.fr/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.

In this episode of the No Labels, No Limits Podcast, Sarah Boxx talks with Thomas J. LaGrave Jr., bestselling author, licensed clinical social worker, and founder of Honor Bound Academy. His journey—from being discharged from SEAL Team ONE due to addiction to becoming a nationally respected mentor for adolescent men—is raw, powerful, and deeply inspiring.Thomas shares:How losing everything at 29 led him to his life's purposeWhy working with youth became the key to his own healingWhat he's learned after 35+ years and 3,000 young men servedInsights from his upcoming book, Special Welfare. Social WarfareThe myths, identity struggles, and developmental challenges teens face todayListeners will hear a story of resilience, identity, and redemption—and learn how one man turned hardship into a lifetime of service.Quote from Thomas:"Attention is never sought, deeds never shared, and the most successful OP is the one that leaves no trace." Connect and Learn more with Thomas:Website: Thomas J. LaGrave, Jr.YouTube: Thomas J. LaGrave Jr. - YouTubeLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/tjlagravejr/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thomasjlagravejr/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/thomasjlagravejr/Connect and Learn more with Sarah:Website: https://sarahboxx.com/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/strategicvisioncoach/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/sarahboxxllc/X: https://x.com/i/flow/login?redirect_after_login=%2FSarahBoxxLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/sarahboxxsherpa/Check out our sister show, the Nonprofit Podcast, where we dive into strategies for nonprofit leaders and change agents driving real community impact. Tune in wherever you get your podcasts!https://shows.acast.com/nonprofits-today Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Eysus est un village agricole de 700 habitants au pied des Pyrénées, à une quarantaine de kilomètres de l'Espagne. C'est là que le 12 novembre 2001, Marguerite Lagrave, 78 ans, est retrouvée morte, au beau milieu de son salon. Son corps présente de multiples fractures. Pour les policiers, la thèse criminelle ne fait aucun doute. Mais qui pouvait en vouloir à la pauvre Margot, une femme au grand cœur que tout le village appréciait ? Commence alors une enquête difficile : Cambriolage, crime familial.... Toutes les pistes explorées par les gendarmes s'effondrent les unes après les autres. Il faudra un rebondissement incroyable, 12 ans après le meurtre, pour enfin découvrir le meurtrier. Alors, qui s'en est pris aussi sauvagement à la vieille dame ? Et surtout pourquoi ?La réponse dans ce podcast inédit de Chroniques Criminelles, raconté par Jacques Pradel.Hébergé par Audiomeans. Visitez audiomeans.fr/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.

Marguerite Lagrave, 78 ans, vieille dame gentille et affectueuse. Elle vivait seule dans un minuscule village du Béarn. Attaquée en pleine nuit, la gorge tranchée, un cambriolage bizarre et méticuleux. Douze ans pour que la lumière jaillisse sur un scénario qui avait échappé à tout le monde. Retrouvez tous les jours en podcast le décryptage d'un faits divers, d'un crime ou d'une énigme judiciaire par Jean-Alphonse Richard, entouré de spécialistes, et de témoins d'affaires criminelles.Hébergé par Audiomeans. Visitez audiomeans.fr/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.

Marguerite Lagrave, 78 ans, vieille dame gentille et affectueuse. Elle vivait seule dans un minuscule village du Béarn. Attaquée en pleine nuit, la gorge tranchée, un cambriolage bizarre et méticuleux. Douze ans pour que la lumière jaillisse sur un scénario qui avait échappé à tout le monde. Retrouvez tous les jours en podcast le décryptage d'un faits divers, d'un crime ou d'une énigme judiciaire par Jean-Alphonse Richard, entouré de spécialistes, et de témoins d'affaires criminelles.Hébergé par Audiomeans. Visitez audiomeans.fr/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.

Marguerite Lagrave, 78 ans, vieille dame gentille et affectueuse. Elle vivait seule dans un minuscule village du Béarn. Attaquée en pleine nuit, la gorge tranchée, un cambriolage bizarre et méticuleux. Douze ans pour que la lumière jaillisse sur un scénario qui avait échappé à tout le monde. Retrouvez tous les jours en podcast le décryptage d'un faits divers, d'un crime ou d'une énigme judiciaire par Jean-Alphonse Richard, entouré de spécialistes, et de témoins d'affaires criminelles.Hébergé par Audiomeans. Visitez audiomeans.fr/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.

This episode of The Scoop goes deep into a journey most people never hear. Tom LaGrave, a former Navy SEAL Team One hospital corpsman, opens up about his battle with addiction, the pain of losing his trident, and the long road to recovery that gave him a new mission—mentoring the next generation.From volunteering at an adolescent recovery center to leading a Boys & Girls Club of 440 youth, to earning his master's degree and becoming a licensed clinical social worker, Tom transformed his pain into purpose. Over 40 years, he has mentored 3,500+ young people, built Honor Bound Academy, and written Special Welfare, Social Warfare: Adolescent to Adulthood, a Guidebook, a call-to-action for parents, communities, and adolescents to prepare for the realities of modern life.The Navy SEAL experience—and what happens when it ends in addictionThe importance of truth-telling and “owning your authentic truth”Why mentorship changes lives, especially for adolescents in crisisThe burden and blessing of being given a second chanceHow communities can build resilience through collective actionTom reminds us that the fight doesn't end when the uniform comes off. It continues inside us—and with the right tools, community, and courage, every battle can become a blueprint for someone else's survival.

Welcome to the Strength Connection.In the 302nd episode, Tom LaGrave shares his transformative journey from a troubled adolescence marked by addiction to a fulfilling career dedicated to helping young people navigate their own challenges. He discusses the impact of technology on today's youth, the common struggles across generations, and the essential role of love in adolescent development. Tom also delves into the complexities of addiction, the evolving definition of masculinity, and the importance of finding balance and spirituality in life. His insights are rooted in personal experience and professional expertise, offering valuable perspectives for parents and educators alike.Follow more from Tom at: https://thomasjlagravejr.com/Chapters00:00 Introduction to Tom LaGrave's Journey03:00 From Military to Recovery: A Personal Transformation06:09 Finding Purpose Through Helping Adolescents08:45 The Impact of Technology on Youth11:57 Generational Differences in Youth Challenges14:42 The Importance of Rites of Passage17:47 Navigating Adolescence: Love and Support20:37 Conclusion: The Path Forward for Youth25:14 The Importance of Individualized Parenting28:03 Understanding Addiction and Its Patterns33:01 Redefining Masculinity in Modern Society37:10 The Role of Spirituality in Personal Growth42:37 The Power of Letting Go of Ego

We sit down with bestselling author Thomas J. LaGrave, Jr., licensed clinical social worker, and former Navy SEAL Hospital Corpsman with over 35 years of experience working with more than 3,000 young men. Known for his raw, real approach to adolescent mental health, Tom blends lived experience with clinical expertise to help teens—and the adults who care for them—navigate depression, addiction, masculinity, and emotional intelligence in a tech-saturated world.

SUMMARY In this episode of the "Vibe Science" podcast, hosts Ryan Alford and Chris Hanson talk with Tom LaGrave, a licensed clinical social worker and bestselling author, about the challenges of parenting in today’s tech-driven world. They discuss the loss of traditional rites of passage, the impact of technology and AI on youth, and the importance of failure and resilience in child development. Tom shares practical advice for parents, emphasizing open communication, mentorship, and love as essential tools for raising resilient children in a rapidly changing society. TAKEAWAYS Parenting challenges in modern society Loss of traditional rites of passage for youth Importance of mentorship in child development Role of failure and resilience in personal growth Impact of technology and artificial intelligence on youth and education Need for meaningful challenges in child upbringing Risks associated with children's access to technology and online content Importance of open communication between parents and children Evolution of educational models to adapt to technological changes The foundational role of love and support in effective parenting This episode is sponsored by: Warrior Salt Electrolyte Powder – Hydrate & Reenergize Naturally Experience Warrior Salt's all-natural electrolyte powder for optimal hydration and performance. Boost energy, prevent cramps, and stay hydrated. Order Now!  

In this powerful episode of The Begin Again Podcast, Gary Menkes interviews Thomas LaGrave, a former Navy Seal whose career ended tragically due to drug use. Thomas shares his compelling story of addiction, starting his drug use at age 14, and how it ultimately led to his discharge from the military. Despite this dark period, Thomas found recovery and has been sober for over 35 years. He dedicates his life to mentoring young people through recovery and personal growth, and is the founder of Honor Bound Academy. Thomas discusses the emotional turmoil he faced, including struggling with family responsibilities and dealing with a deeply personal secret that once tormented him. Today, Thomas is an accomplished author with his latest book 'Special Welfare Social Warfare,' providing insights into the generational challenges of adolescence. This episode dives into themes of resilience, trust, and seizing the day as Thomas encourages listeners to live authentically and fully.ABOUT THOMAS LAGRAVE:Thomas LaGrave is a former Navy SEAL whose military career was cut short by addiction — but his story didn't end there. With over 35 years of sobriety, Thomas has devoted his life to mentoring young men through recovery, accountability, and personal growth. He is the founder of Honor Bound Academy, an innovative and educational mentorship initiative focused on building integrity and purpose in the lives of those seeking a new path. Thomas is also the author of Special Welfare Social Warfare, a powerful reflection on his journey, his faith, and the battles many face on the road to transformation.Learn more about his work at https://thehonorboundacademy.org/Follow him on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thomasjlagravejr/Connect with him on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/thomasjlagravejr/Explore his books and author page: https://www.amazon.com/stores/author/B0DHLPM2GN/aboutGet his latest book here: https://www.amazon.com/Special-Welfare-Social-Warfare-ebook/dp/B0DHHLVKPJ► Visit our website here: TheBeginAgainPodcast.com

This Sunday morning we had looked forward to welcoming one of LaGrave's missionaries, Reverend Steve VanZanen, to LaGrave's pulpit. Due to a critical medical concern for his infant grandson, Rev. VanZanen will not be preaching this weekend.

In this insightful episode of Healing from Toxic Abuse, host Deborah Ashway, LCMHCS, LCAS welcomes Thomas LaGrave Jr., LCSW, an expert with over 35 years in the field of adolescent mental health. Thomas, a former Navy SEAL and currently a licensed clinical social worker, shares his compelling journey from addiction to recovery and his dedication to helping young individuals. He discusses his book 'Special Welfare Social Warfare' and the Honor Bound Academy, a nonprofit aimed at providing a rite of passage for adolescents. The episode covers his personal story, insights into the mental health challenges faced by today's youth, and the importance of creating supportive environments to foster youths on the verge of adulthood.TheHonorBoundAcademy.org00:00 Introduction to Thomas J. La Grave Jr.01:24 Thomas's Personal Journey with Addiction01:58 From Navy SEAL to Recovery03:30 Finding Purpose Through Helping Adolescents06:15 Educational Pursuits and Professional Growth08:05 Insights from 'Special Welfare Social Warfare'11:49 Generational Analysis and Youth Challenges19:47 The Honor Bound Academy: Vision and Structure25:16 Mental Health Challenges for Adolescents Today28:53 Struggles with Addiction and Technology29:10 Reeducating Phone Usage30:35 Honor Bound Academy's Approach30:39 Building Self-Esteem and Confidence30:54 Using Nature and Challenges as Tools31:37 Addressing Failures and Learning33:51 The Role of Parents in Child Development34:41 The Power of Love in Recovery36:39 Challenges in Modern Parenting46:56 The Importance of Trust and Accountability49:11 Conclusion and Contact Information

Thomas J. LaGrave Jr. joins Something For Everybody this week. Tom is a licensed clinical social worker who served as a medical corpsman with the U.S. Navy SEALs. Over a span of 30 years Tom has been focused on the physical and mental health of young adults and adolescents, along with their healing and personal development. In this conversation, Thomas shares his profound journey through addiction, recovery, and the search for identity after losing his military career. He discusses the challenges of recognizing addiction in youth, the importance of emotional growth, and the redefinition of masculinity through the concept of the 'warrior poet.' LaGrave emphasizes the power of love and connection, the significance of myths and the hero's journey, and his drive to advocate for youth through writing and personal experience. He concludes with a message of hope for the future. - Timestamps:  00:00 Introduction and Personal Reflections 03:06 The Journey from Adversity to Purpose 05:58 Understanding Youth in Today's Society 08:58 The Importance of Community and Role Models 12:00 Initiation and Transition to Adulthood 15:05 Proactive Approaches to Mental Health 18:03 The Role of Failure in Growth 20:50 The Collective Responsibility for Youth 23:47 Personal Story and Military Experience 27:14 Identity and Loss: The Military Experience 29:17 Emotional Growth and Self-Acceptance 30:54 Redefining Masculinity: The Warrior Poet 34:43 The Power of Love and Connection 35:51 Myth and the Hero's Journey 39:21 Writing as a Form of Legacy 44:13 Hope and the Future of Youth - See discounts for all the products I use and recommend: https://everybodyspod.com/deals/ - Shop For Everybody  Use code SFE10 for 10% OFF

Therapist Thomas LaGrave Jr. joins Eldra Jackson III to explore the loss and reclamation of identity through addiction, the healing power of nature, and the role of strong male mentors in shaping lives. Drawing from his work in the prison system and the Honor Bound Academy, Thomas shares raw insights on accountability, transformation, and what it truly means to heal. Learn more at thehonorboundacademy.org

Tom LaGrave is a former Navy SEAL. His military career ended due to drug use. After a recovery program, he set out on a new journey. It began with his working with adolescents, then a return to higher education, and finally licensure as a Licensed Clinical Social Worker. He is the author of a new book, called “Special Welfare . Social Warfare,” which pulls together all of his many years of experience, giving a roadmap of hope, especially to younger people. Tom and his socials can be found at: https://www.linkedin.com/in/tjlagravejr/. More information about the Honor Bound Academy can be found at Honor Bound Academy The views and opinions of the guests on this podcast are theirs and theirs alone and do not necessarily represent those of the host, Westwords Consulting or the Kenosha County Substance Abuse Coalition. We're always interested in hearing from individuals or organizations who are working in substance use disorder treatment or prevention, mental health care and other spaces that lift up communities. This includes people living those experiences. If you or someone you know has a story to share or an interesting approach to care, contact us today! Follow us on Facebook, LinkedIn, and YouTube. Subscribe to Our Email List to get new episodes in your inbox every week!

Thomas J. LaGrave Jr. is a bestselling author, licensed clinical social worker, and the founder of Honor Bound Academy, a year-long immersive program based in Sonoma, California, dedicated to the education, healing, and mentorship of adolescent men. A former Hospital Corpsmen with the U.S. Navy SEALs, LaGrave has spent over 35 years working with more than 3,000 young men, specializing in the psychological and developmental challenges of adolescence and the transition to adulthood. A recovering addict and alcoholic for more than three decades, LaGrave draws from his personal journey and extensive professional background to offer deep insight into the complex struggles facing today's youth. His latest book, Special Welfare . Social Warfare launches in November and follows his earlier work, The Bell Tolls For Thee: A Soliloquy. LaGrave's career spans hospital work, adolescent mental health, addiction recovery, and youth incarceration programs. He also served as a Military Family & Life Consultant for U.S. Armed Forces Special Operations Command. His commitment to shaping the future of at-risk youth through innovative programs and personal mentorship has positioned him as a leading voice in adolescent mental health and social development. There is an individual seeking to represent America's youth at a national level. There are suggestions offered to the American population for supporting our youth. There is a one year, in person program that is offered as a "Rite of Passage," for youth ages 18, 19, and 20 as they transition from adolescence to adulthood. Website: https://thehonorboundacademy.org/contact/

Maxime Vachier-Lagrave, connu sous le nom de « MVL » pour les plus initiés, est l'un des meilleurs joueurs mondiaux d'échecs.Et surtout, l'un des meilleurs joueurs français de tous les temps !Il devient Grand Maître International à seulement 14 ans et fait partie du cercle très fermé des joueurs dont le classement ELO a dépassé les 2800 points.En effet, dans l'histoire des échecs, seulement 15 joueurs ont pu atteindre ce niveau.Comme Magnus Carlsen, il appartient à la génération née au début des années 1990, qui a dominé la compétition jusqu'à l'arrivée récente d'une nouvelle vague de joueurs nés à la fin des années 2000.Sa génération a appris les échecs dans les livres et a assisté à l'avènement des ordinateurs, qui ont bouleversé la façon de jouer.La technologie a indéniablement augmenté le niveau des compétitions grâce à des analyses éclaires et un apprentissage plus rapide. Autrefois, les machines étaient un simple outil.Aujourd'hui, elles surpassent les joueurs et remettent en cause de nombreuses stratégies. Elles permettent aux joueurs du monde entier de s'affronter et de progresser plus rapidement.Les meilleurs logiciels sont accessibles à tous notamment sur des plateformes comme Chess.com ou Lichess et ont largement démocratisé les échecs.Pour gagner, il faut faire preuve de créativité et d'innovation, à la manière d'un entrepreneur, afin de sortir l'adversaire de sa zone de confort.Il faut également savoir prendre des décisions rapidement, à l'instinct, notamment dans les parties rapides (entre 10 et 60 minutes par joueur) et les parties blitz (moins de 10 minutes), où Maxime excelle.Dans cet épisode, il évoque l'importance de la préparation mentale et physique, la gestion du stress et du temps, ainsi que l'évolution de sa carrière.Il partage aussi quelques conseils pour progresser aux échecs et des astuces sur les meilleures stratégies à adopter.Bonne écoute !===========================

Send us a text Thomas was a successful Navy Seal until his drug use got him discharged. That was 30 years ago. Today he is a successful social worker and licensed clinician with some extremely valuable insights on recovering from the ravages of substance use.  ✅ Buy us a coffee!✅ Need HKT Merch?✅ Check out EHN Canada✅ Bunny Hugs and Mental Health✅ Wellness News  Check out Thomas' Bookhttps://www.amazon.com/Special-Welfare-Social-Warfare/dp/B0DHS659WPAnd his website!https://thehonorboundacademy.org/ Support the showWe've got fresh merch and it's amazing! Pick yours up HERE Are you getting something from our content? Tap here and buy us a coffee to say thanks and help us keep this train on the tracks! Check us out on YouTube:https://www.youtube.com/@hardknoxtalksWant to listen to our episodes uncensored? Become a channel member here!

En 2001, Marguerite Lagrave, 78 ans, est égorgée à Eysus, un village de montagne de 600 habitants. On lui a enfoncé les yeux avec les doigts ! Les gendarmes vont mettre 13 ans à arrêter le meurtrier et son complice…

In this episode of the Modern Man Podcast, host Ted Phaeton speaks with Thomas J. LaGrave Jr., a licensed clinical social worker and former Navy SEAL, about his journey from addiction to recovery and his dedication to empowering youth. LaGrave shares his experiences working with adolescents, their challenges, and the importance of humility and connection in mentorship. He emphasizes the need for adults to support and guide the younger generation, addressing mental health issues and the impact of technology on youth. The conversation highlights the significance of community, the role of family, and the tools necessary for fostering resilience and growth in young people. Takeaways The journey from addiction to recovery can inspire others. Humility is essential in personal growth and helping others. Youth today face unprecedented challenges, including mental health issues. Building connections with youth requires consistency and trust. Failure is a necessary part of growth and learning. Family support is crucial for adolescents navigating adulthood. Technology can be both a tool and a distraction for youth. Fairy tales and imagination are vital for personal development. Mentorship can change lives and empower the next generation. Adults must actively engage with youth to understand their needs. Chapters 00:20 - Introduction to the Modern Man Podcast 06:06 - From Rock Bottom to Recovery 14:08 - Transitioning from Military to Social Work 19:21 - 9-8-8: Suicide Crisis Helpline 23:48 - Challenges Faced by Adolescents 31:23 - Building Connections with Youth 38:17 - A Message to the Older Generations   Thomas' Links:  site: thehonorboundacademy.org  Book: Special Welfare Social Warfare  LinkedIn: @tjlagravejr   Instagram: @thomasjlagravejr    Suicide & Crisis Lifeline: If you need emotional support, reach out to the national mental health hotline: Call, Text, or Chat 988 Free eBook Here: Mastering Self-Development: Strategies of the New Masculine: https://rebrand.ly/m2ebook ⚔️JOIN THE NOBLE KNIGHTS MASTERMIND⚔️ https://themodernmanpodcast.com/thenobleknights   

In this episode of the Addict to Athlete podcast, Coach Blu Robinson interviews Thomas LaGrave, a veteran with a profound story of addiction, recovery, and service. Thomas shares his journey from a 32-year clean record to a relapse that led him to confront his demons and seek help. He discusses the impact of military service on his addiction, the importance of helping youth in recovery, and the courage required to face emotional vulnerability. The conversation emphasizes the significance of purpose in recovery and the parallels between military training and the recovery process. In this conversation, Thomas J. LaGrave, Jr. and Blu Robinson discuss the critical role of mentorship, accountability, and emotional awareness in youth development. They explore the challenges faced by today's youth, including the impact of loss and the importance of authentic connections. The discussion emphasizes the need for parents to engage meaningfully with their children, fostering trust and communication. LaGrave shares insights from his experiences and his nonprofit work, advocating for a supportive environment that nurtures youth through mentorship and community involvement.

Laura Prince et Maxime Delpierre #SessionLive Africolor 2024. À l'occasion de la 35ème édition du festival nomade francilien Africolor (15 novembre-24 décembre), nous invitons Sébastien Lagrave, Laura Prince, Agata Johnson et Maxime Delpierre #SessionLive. L'édito de Sébastien Lagrave : En 2024, Africolor fête ses 35 ans et si le monde de 1989 a disparu, il faut encore et toujours marteler les esprits et les balafons, pincer les rêves et les cordes, frotter les cordes et les mains, pour rappeler aux âmes congelées dans la peur, que l'Afrique est partout et que c'est une bonne nouvelle. La part d'africanités de chacun, nous l'accueillons joyeusement cette année avec la présence des créolités caribéennes : Les frères Cippe, grande famille de tambouyés de Guyane, rencontrent François Ladrezeau (Akiyo) et Samy Thiébault, tandis que Maxime Delpierre, fou de zouk, présente Mini-Jazz-Ouragan cependant que L'Afrique en-chante Kassav' revisite le répertoire mythique avec des instruments africains. L'Afrique est aussi au Nord, quand s'élève la spiritualité rock tunisienne de Nidhal Yahyaoui (Tunisie), quand les chants de transe de Lemma (Algérie) se mêlent au piano-marteau cubain d'Omar Sosa ou quand Mazalda invite la chorale berbère de Bagnolet. Aussi disséminée dans l'océan Indien, elle imprègne la création de Siti Amina (Zanzibar) et Siân Pottok ou encore les mélodies suaves de la révélation Marco Klarck. Mais avant tout, l'Afrique est ici chez elle comme quand Senny Camara rencontre Sequenza 9.3 ou quand la Litanie des Cimes invite Mah Damba. Toutes les Afriques d'Africolor dessinent de nouveaux « nouveaux mondes », où les ailleurs sont ici, les géographies façonnées selon de nouveaux plis, où les points cardinaux se rejoignent en un centre créatif, éruptif, radicalement joyeux et décidé à imprimer ici l'Afrique partout. Laura Prince (concert 22 novembre Maison de la Musique de Nanterre)Assister à un concert de Laura Prince, c'est un peu comme regarder le monde avec un filtre de douceur et d'authenticité. La révélation jazz de ces dernières années revient avec un nouveau projet en hommage à la terre de ses ancêtres, le Togo. Ce retour aux sources la conduit sur les rives de son village familial, au cœur des traditions d'Afrique de l'Ouest, là où les cérémonies vaudou, le tintement rituel des cloches et les chants d'initiés lui inspirent un album à la mémoire de son peuple. Entourée de ses musiciens, Laura Prince chante avec son âme et livre un set aux sonorités métissées, cousu d'improvisations jazzy et pulsé par les percussions traditionnelles. Un voyage introspectif sur ses rives-racines, où l'on navigue volontiers, enveloppé par le velours de sa voix.Auteure, compositrice, interprète, Laura Prince défend une musique épurée qui parle de la mixité de ses racines, de son enfance. Fille du Togo et de la France, elle est bercée depuis toujours par la salsa cubaine de Celia Kruz, l'afrobeat de Fela Kuti et le makossa de Manu Dibango, mais aussi Piaf, Barbara, Brel et Aznavour. Vers 13 ans, elle apprend à lire la musique et s'accompagne au piano. Elle compose et joue ses premiers morceaux. En 2021, elle sort un premier album, Peace of mine. « Révélation Jazz » d'après Jazz Magazine la même année, elle se produit aujourd'hui dans les grands festivals de jazz en France : Marciac, Jazz à Sète, Jazz à Vienne, ainsi qu'en Europe et en Afrique. Maxime Delpierre et le Mini-Jaz Ouragan (concert 23 novembre à Rosny-Sous-Bois) Jazz Pop Caribbéen  Créer un groupe de zouk ? C'est un vieux rêve pour le compositeur et guitariste nantais Maxime Delpierre, bercé par le kompa, le dub et la musique afro-cubaine. De Haïti à la Martinique en passant par la Jamaïque, les sonorités caribéennes l'accompagnent depuis de nombreuses années. Sous l'influence des orchestres haïtiens des années 60 appelés « Mini-Jazz », Maxime Delpierre poursuit son voyage en empruntant un son de guitare à la surf music des orchestres américains et en mélangeant les rythmes du bèlè, de la rumba et du kompa pour créer un jazz-pop teinté de soul. Toujours partant pour étirer le temps en laissant la part belle à l'improvisation et à la transe, Maxime Delpierre et sa team de rêve sont la promesse d'une soirée où « zouker » rime avec évidence.Maxime Delpierre est un compositeur, réalisateur et guitariste français né à Nantes en mai 1975. Après une carrière en tant que guitariste au sein de nombreuses formations de jazz et aussi réalisateur sur certains projets. Il a fait partie du trio Limousine aux côtés de Laurent Bardainne et David Aknin, imprégné des musiques des films de Jim Jarmusch, Win Wenders ou Sergio Leone, mais aussi Neil Young et Ry Cooder. C'est avec son ami d'enfance Thomas de Pourquery (artiste pluridisciplinaire) qu'il crée le groupe VKNG, dont le premier EP est sorti en avril 2015 sur le label Naïve. En 2020, il sort Naõned, un album portant le nom de sa ville de cœur (Nantes en breton), qui condense tout l'imaginaire sonore du guitariste convoité par la crème de la scène hexagonale : Jeanne Added, Rachid Taha, Louis Sclavis, Joakim. Titres joués au grand studio- Évigné Laura Prince Live RFI- Carnaval Maxime Delpierre Live RFI. + Sélection de Sébastien Lagrave :- Siti and the Band - Fulu Miziki Kolektiv- Nidhal Yahyaoui - Mah Damba Africolor site. Laura PrinceSite - YouTube - Facebook - Instagram. Maxime DelpierreInstagram.

Laura Prince et Maxime Delpierre #SessionLive Africolor 2024. À l'occasion de la 35ème édition du festival nomade francilien Africolor (15 novembre-24 décembre), nous invitons Sébastien Lagrave, Laura Prince, Agata Johnson et Maxime Delpierre #SessionLive. L'édito de Sébastien Lagrave : En 2024, Africolor fête ses 35 ans et si le monde de 1989 a disparu, il faut encore et toujours marteler les esprits et les balafons, pincer les rêves et les cordes, frotter les cordes et les mains, pour rappeler aux âmes congelées dans la peur, que l'Afrique est partout et que c'est une bonne nouvelle. La part d'africanités de chacun, nous l'accueillons joyeusement cette année avec la présence des créolités caribéennes : Les frères Cippe, grande famille de tambouyés de Guyane, rencontrent François Ladrezeau (Akiyo) et Samy Thiébault, tandis que Maxime Delpierre, fou de zouk, présente Mini-Jazz-Ouragan cependant que L'Afrique en-chante Kassav' revisite le répertoire mythique avec des instruments africains. L'Afrique est aussi au Nord, quand s'élève la spiritualité rock tunisienne de Nidhal Yahyaoui (Tunisie), quand les chants de transe de Lemma (Algérie) se mêlent au piano-marteau cubain d'Omar Sosa ou quand Mazalda invite la chorale berbère de Bagnolet. Aussi disséminée dans l'océan Indien, elle imprègne la création de Siti Amina (Zanzibar) et Siân Pottok ou encore les mélodies suaves de la révélation Marco Klarck. Mais avant tout, l'Afrique est ici chez elle comme quand Senny Camara rencontre Sequenza 9.3 ou quand la Litanie des Cimes invite Mah Damba. Toutes les Afriques d'Africolor dessinent de nouveaux « nouveaux mondes », où les ailleurs sont ici, les géographies façonnées selon de nouveaux plis, où les points cardinaux se rejoignent en un centre créatif, éruptif, radicalement joyeux et décidé à imprimer ici l'Afrique partout. Laura Prince (concert 22 novembre Maison de la Musique de Nanterre)Assister à un concert de Laura Prince, c'est un peu comme regarder le monde avec un filtre de douceur et d'authenticité. La révélation jazz de ces dernières années revient avec un nouveau projet en hommage à la terre de ses ancêtres, le Togo. Ce retour aux sources la conduit sur les rives de son village familial, au cœur des traditions d'Afrique de l'Ouest, là où les cérémonies vaudou, le tintement rituel des cloches et les chants d'initiés lui inspirent un album à la mémoire de son peuple. Entourée de ses musiciens, Laura Prince chante avec son âme et livre un set aux sonorités métissées, cousu d'improvisations jazzy et pulsé par les percussions traditionnelles. Un voyage introspectif sur ses rives-racines, où l'on navigue volontiers, enveloppé par le velours de sa voix.Auteure, compositrice, interprète, Laura Prince défend une musique épurée qui parle de la mixité de ses racines, de son enfance. Fille du Togo et de la France, elle est bercée depuis toujours par la salsa cubaine de Celia Kruz, l'afrobeat de Fela Kuti et le makossa de Manu Dibango, mais aussi Piaf, Barbara, Brel et Aznavour. Vers 13 ans, elle apprend à lire la musique et s'accompagne au piano. Elle compose et joue ses premiers morceaux. En 2021, elle sort un premier album, Peace of mine. « Révélation Jazz » d'après Jazz Magazine la même année, elle se produit aujourd'hui dans les grands festivals de jazz en France : Marciac, Jazz à Sète, Jazz à Vienne, ainsi qu'en Europe et en Afrique. Maxime Delpierre et le Mini-Jaz Ouragan (concert 23 novembre à Rosny-Sous-Bois) Jazz Pop Caribbéen  Créer un groupe de zouk ? C'est un vieux rêve pour le compositeur et guitariste nantais Maxime Delpierre, bercé par le kompa, le dub et la musique afro-cubaine. De Haïti à la Martinique en passant par la Jamaïque, les sonorités caribéennes l'accompagnent depuis de nombreuses années. Sous l'influence des orchestres haïtiens des années 60 appelés « Mini-Jazz », Maxime Delpierre poursuit son voyage en empruntant un son de guitare à la surf music des orchestres américains et en mélangeant les rythmes du bèlè, de la rumba et du kompa pour créer un jazz-pop teinté de soul. Toujours partant pour étirer le temps en laissant la part belle à l'improvisation et à la transe, Maxime Delpierre et sa team de rêve sont la promesse d'une soirée où « zouker » rime avec évidence.Maxime Delpierre est un compositeur, réalisateur et guitariste français né à Nantes en mai 1975. Après une carrière en tant que guitariste au sein de nombreuses formations de jazz et aussi réalisateur sur certains projets. Il a fait partie du trio Limousine aux côtés de Laurent Bardainne et David Aknin, imprégné des musiques des films de Jim Jarmusch, Win Wenders ou Sergio Leone, mais aussi Neil Young et Ry Cooder. C'est avec son ami d'enfance Thomas de Pourquery (artiste pluridisciplinaire) qu'il crée le groupe VKNG, dont le premier EP est sorti en avril 2015 sur le label Naïve. En 2020, il sort Naõned, un album portant le nom de sa ville de cœur (Nantes en breton), qui condense tout l'imaginaire sonore du guitariste convoité par la crème de la scène hexagonale : Jeanne Added, Rachid Taha, Louis Sclavis, Joakim. Titres joués au grand studio- Évigné Laura Prince Live RFI- Carnaval Maxime Delpierre Live RFI. + Sélection de Sébastien Lagrave :- Siti and the Band - Fulu Miziki Kolektiv- Nidhal Yahyaoui - Mah Damba Africolor site. Laura PrinceSite - YouTube - Facebook - Instagram. Maxime DelpierreInstagram.

Thomas LaGrave is a Therapist, Social Worker, Author, former Navy SEAL, and expert in mental health treatment for youth. He describes the obstacles to mental health and social development facing modern youth, and the strengths of the young generation.  Our charity of focus this month is Because ORganization, helping survivors of Human Trafficking to adjust and build a healthy life. Follow their work at www.becauseorganization.org

Aujourd'hui dans "On marche sur la tête", Cyril Hanouna et ses invités débattent des conflits entre les habitants, près de Bordeaux à cause de la construction de deux mosquées.

Eysus est un village agricole de 700 habitants au pied des Pyrénées, à une quarantaine de kilomètres de l'Espagne. C'est là que le 12 novembre 2001, Marguerite Lagrave, 78 ans, est retrouvée morte, au beau milieu de son salon. Son corps présente de multiples fractures. Pour les policiers, la thèse criminelle ne fait aucun doute. Mais qui pouvait en vouloir à la pauvre Margot, une femme au grand cœur que tout le village appréciait ? Commence alors une enquête difficile : Cambriolage, crime familial.... Toutes les pistes explorées par les gendarmes s'effondrent les unes après les autres. Il faudra un rebondissement incroyable, 12 ans après le meurtre, pour enfin découvrir le meurtrier. Alors, qui s'en est pris aussi sauvagement à la vieille dame ? Et surtout pourquoi ? La réponse dans ce podcast inédit de Chroniques Criminelles, raconté par Jacques Pradel.

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Maxime Vachier-Lagrave a commencé les échecs à 5 ans. À 6 ans et demi, il est déjà champion de France de sa catégorie. Suivant une trajectoire précoce, Maxime Vachier-Lagrave devient grand maître international d'échecs à 14 ans.Dans cet épisode, il analyse la place du mental dans les échecs, un sport dans lequel les parties au haut niveau peuvent être aussi longues qu'un match de tennis et dans lesquelles l'attention ne peut se relâcher.Il nous partage également les techniques de concentration, de prise de décision et de déconnexion sur lesquelles il a travaillé avec sa préparatrice mentale.Il revient aussi sur l'importance de savoir gérer la possibilité de l'échec et les défaites, un état d'esprit qui s'applique aussi bien aux échecs qu'à beaucoup de situations du quotidien.Bonne écoute !Ses bonnes pratiques en matière de santé mentale :Accepter la possibilité de l'échec. Il n'y a pas de parcours linéaire, il faut accepter parfois de prendre une décision en étant conscient qu'on ne peut pas savoir à l'avance si c'est la bonne ou pas.Trouver le bon rapport à la défaite : rebondir après une défaite ne veut pas dire qu'on y est indifférent. Au contraire, il faut accepter de vivre son émotion, en faire le deuil pour passer ensuite à autre chose.Pour maintenir son énergie, il faut se concentrer sur sa zone de décision ; ne pas accorder trop de temps de cerveau aux décisions que doit prendre son adversaire.Ne pas hésiter à faire une pause, autre chose, à déconnecter son cerveau pour revenir plus fraisDans cet épisode, vous entendrez :quelle place a le mental dans les échecs au haut niveau et pourquoi il a décidé de travailler avec une préparatrice mentalequel parallèle il dresse entre les échecs et le tennis de haut niveaucomment il gère sa concentration et les prises de décision dans les parties longuescomment il gère ses émotions et sa nervosité lorsqu'une partie est mal engagéecomment il a vécu sa victoire contre Magnus Carlsen, numéro 1 mondial des échecspourquoi la capacité de rebond est la première qualité que doit avoir un athlète de haut niveau

We continue our "I Was Just Wondering..." series. All the sermons in this series are based on questions submitted by LaGrave's youth. Next week's sermon is based on the question, "How Do I Think About the End Times?" Reverend Jonker will preach on Matthew 24‎:36-50.

11/13/23: North Dakota State Representative Josh Boschee is filling in for Joel Heitkamp, and is joined by Katie Jo Armbrust with the Grand Forks Housing Authority. They have a conversation about affordable housing programs, the importance of LaGrave on First, and more. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.