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When the Title Changes but the Authority Doesn't: Family Business Succession with Paul Edelman Most family business succession plans fail not because the legal structure is wrong, but because authority never actually moves. In this episode of Wealth Actually, Frazer Rice talks with Paul Edelman, PhD of Edelman & Associates about how to tell the difference between a real handoff and a cosmetic one. Edelman unbundles succession into six separate questions, explains the three behavioral tells that reveal who is really in charge, draws a hard line between a legitimate safeguard and an open-ended veto, and makes the case that agreement from a family is not the same thing as ownership of a decision. https://youtu.be/p2KCsftvM74 Key Takeaways Succession is not one decision — it is at least six. Who gets the economic benefit of ownership, who votes the shares, who appoints and removes directors, who runs operations, who receives what information, and who retains informal influence after formal authority ends. Watch behavior, not titles. Compensation changes and org charts are easy to read and easy to fake. How decisions actually get made — and whether they get reversed — is the real signal. Three tells that authority hasn't moved: the next management layer still routes real decisions to the founder; the successor has never had a disputed call stand; and in a genuine crisis, the founder is the one who walks into the room. Speed is not the test. A five-year transition can be disciplined development; a six-month transition can be denial with a deadline. The test is whether milestones and readiness criteria are observable and stable, or whether the goalposts keep moving. “Not ready” is not a concern — it is a placeholder. If a founder cannot restate it in specific, testable terms, the obstacle is emotional rather than substantive, and it needs a different path. Advisor impatience often masquerades as clarity. When you catch yourself thinking “why can't they just do this,” ask whose timeline is actually being served — the family's, or your need to close the file. A safeguard is bounded; a veto is not. Reserve specific extraordinary decisions with defined scope, thresholds, triggers, evidence, and duration. “The successor is in charge unless the founder feels uncomfortable” is an undefined operational veto. Agreement is not ownership. A family can be outvoted and formally agree while owning nothing. Ownership comes from having weighed the trade-offs and the implications of each option in the room. Timestamps [00:00] Cold open — why “he's just not ready” is untestable [01:05] Welcome: founders at the sell-or-transfer crossroads [01:48] Unbundling succession into six separate questions [02:23] Running a diagnostic on where the founder actually is [03:00] Watch behavior, not titles — and what the CFO tells you [04:00] Decision reversals and the second-guessing test [05:00] The crisis test: who owns the emergency [05:36] Fast handoff vs. staged succession and prolonged ambiguity [06:10] Milestones that show it's working — and goalposts that keep moving [08:00] Inside vs. outside successors and family dynamics [08:54] Competing heirs and the outside CEO as bridge or avoidance [09:47] Reading resistance: making “not ready” addressable [11:10] The advisory ecosystem's frustration with stalled progress [12:16] Whose timeline is being served? [13:31] Push, pause, or reframe — the art and science of advising [15:00] When to change the forum, the decision rights, or bring in a facilitator [15:36] Safeguards vs. vetoes and the trap doors founders build [17:37] Board composition: independence vs. familiarity [20:00] Restructuring boards to create seats for new expertise [20:54] Income-dependent family members vs. growth-minded owners [21:34] Agreement is not ownership: dividends vs. reinvestment [23:31] Matching complexity to the outcomes you need [25:00] Communicating decisions to people who weren't in the room [25:26] How to reach Paul Edelman [25:46] The Edelman–Shenkman trilogy for estate planning attorneys [29:19] Close Pull Quotes “If the CFO briefs the new successor CEO and then confirms things with Dad, then the org chart is not telling the real story.” — Paul Edelman “To have authority when things are going well is fine. But the person who owns the crisis is the one who's really owning the leadership.” — Paul Edelman “A safeguard should be limited, explicit, and connected to some extraordinary risk. A veto is an ongoing ability to stop or reverse any old ordinary decision.” — Paul Edelman “Just because there's an agreement in name doesn't mean there's ownership of the decision.” — Paul Edelman About the Guest Paul Edelman, PhD is a coach, facilitator, and mentor at Edelman & Associates, where he works with family enterprise and family office leaders on decisions that cannot be delegated. He holds a PhD in developmental psychology from Harvard University and a BS in physics from MIT, and serves as faculty at The UHNW Institute and the Bertarelli Institute for Family Entrepreneurship at Babson College. Contact Paul Edelman Email: paul@edelmancoaching.com Website: edelmancoaching.com (contact form on site) LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/pauledelman The Edelman & Shenkman Trilogy Paul and Martin M. “Marty” Shenkman, CPA, MBA, JD, PFS, AEP (Distinguished), of Shenkman Tietz, have written a three-part series aimed at estate planning attorneys: Simplicity and its trade-offs — When Clients Ask for a Simple Estate Plan, WealthManagement.com / Trusts & Estates, July 8, 2026. The language of estate planning conversations — published in Steve Leimberg's LISI Estate Planning Newsletter (subscriber archive). Beneficiary education — forthcoming October 2026, expected in Estate Planning. Paul's running author archive: wealthmanagement.com/author/paul-edelman More from Paul Edelman Approval Is Not Ownership: Helping Family Office Investment Decisions Hold Under Pressure — Family Wealth Report, July 1, 2026 How Families Can Override Emotions to Make Better Judgments — Family Business Magazine, April 9, 2026 Lessons For Families And Their Advisors From A Hit TV Series — Family Wealth Report, February 24, 2026 Stronger Family Bonds and Better Strategic Decisions — FFI Practitioner, January 20, 2026 Frequently Asked Questions What are the six questions a family business succession decision should be broken into?Who receives the economic benefit of ownership; who votes the shares; who appoints and removes directors; who runs the company operationally; who receives what information; and who continues to hold influence after formal authority ends. Bundling these into a single “handoff” decision is what creates ambiguity. How can you tell whether authority has really transferred to a successor?Watch three behaviors. First, where the next management layer goes for real decisions — employees are excellent at reading where power actually lives. Second, whether the successor has ever made a call the founder disagreed with and had it stand. Third, the crisis test: when a covenant breaks or a key employee leaves, who walks into the room and who gets briefed afterward. Is a fast succession better than a gradual one?Speed itself is not the test. A five-year transition can represent disciplined development, and a six-month transition can be avoidance followed by an arbitrary deadline. What matters is whether responsibility moves against observable milestones, whether the successor learns from outcomes instead of being rescued, and whether readiness criteria stay fixed rather than shifting each time the successor advances. What is the difference between a safeguard and a veto?A safeguard is limited, explicit, and tied to extraordinary risk — selling the company, debt above a threshold, issuing new equity, changing core strategy, or related-party transactions — with defined scope, thresholds, process, duration, trigger, evidence, and who decides. A veto is an ongoing ability to stop or reverse ordinary decisions. If the founder can intervene whenever they feel uncomfortable, that is an undefined operational veto. How should advisors handle their own frustration with a stalled family?Notice that impatience often feels like clarity. When you think “I see exactly what they need to do, why can't they just do it,” that is often the moment to slow down and ask whose timeline is being served — whether the ambiguity is genuinely damaging the company, or whether the recommendation mainly closes the case and relieves the advisor's discomfort with uncertainty. What makes an independent director genuinely independent in a family company?The ability to exercise business judgment and fiduciary duty free from undue family influence or loyalty to a particular branch. A director who is the founder's golfing buddy or tied to one family faction will struggle to deliver the value independence is supposed to provide. Why isn't agreement good enough?Because agreement in name is not ownership. A family branch can be outvoted, formally accept the outcome, and still feel no responsibility for it. Ownership comes from working through the trade-offs — what each option makes better and worse — so participants can say they helped weigh the considerations even if the result was not their first choice. Full Transcript [00:00] Paul Edelman: The resistance often takes the form of some sort of concern that is stated like, for example, the most general concern that people will say is, well, he or she, the likely successor, is just not ready. But that phrase “not ready” is at a very high level of generality. It's not specific enough to be testable or to be capable of being satisfied. So the challenge is to work with the founder to help them express their concern in terms that are actually addressable. [00:36] Announcer: Welcome back to the Wealth Actually podcast, the show that features experts, entrepreneurs, and commentators that will give you the right knowledge, planning, and guidance so you can preserve your assets and enjoy your wealth. Learn more and subscribe today at wealthactually.com. This podcast is for educational and entertainment purposes. It is neither investment, legal, nor tax advice and does not represent the opinions of the employers of the host or guests. [01:05] Frazer Rice: Welcome aboard, Paul. [01:07] Paul Edelman: Thanks, Frazer. Looking forward to our conversation. [01:09] Frazer Rice: Well, it's important because I deal with a bunch of founders and a bunch of other business owners, families, et cetera, that are trying to make sense out of the concept of passing along the business either to the next generation or deciding to sell it, and all sorts of parts of that tough crossroads that everybody has to go through at some point. And that's really the crux of your practice — to help people with those conversations. [01:34] Paul Edelman: Yes. [01:35] Frazer Rice: So when we're thinking about that and kind of unbundling the decision to pass the business along, when a family wants to talk about that, what are the separate parts of that decision that need to be contemplated? [01:48] Paul Edelman: Well, I see at least six different questions that need to be separated. One is who receives the economic benefit of ownership in the company. Another is who gets to vote the shares. And a third is who appoints and removes the directors. Then there's who runs the company from an operational standpoint, and who receives what information. And then, who continues to have influence even though they may no longer have formal authority. [02:23] Frazer Rice: So once you get into the… it always seems to me to be tough to sort of say, okay, here are six things that have to happen, and that's a lot for somebody to digest in the course of one or two meetings and get the buy-in from all the different constituencies that are interested in what the business is up to. How do you run a diagnostic to understand where a founder is — or generation one — in their own head space, and understanding what control being passed on looks like in summary form on those six different aspects that you brought up? [03:00] Paul Edelman: I think the key thing is to watch behavior more than titles. People often pay a lot of attention to when the titles have shifted or compensation shifts, things like that. But they pay less attention to how decisions are being made and whether those decisions get reversed. So when the title has moved but the authority hasn't moved, you tend to see three different things. First of all, you can see something going on at the next level down in management — not with the founder and successor per se, but with the other executives. You can ask yourself, who do they go to for the real decisions? If the CFO briefs the new successor CEO and then confirms things with Dad, then the org chart is not telling the real story. [04:00] Paul Edelman: Employees are excellent at reading where the actual power lives, because they can't afford to be wrong about that sort of thing. So that's one clue. Another is to look at decision reversals, or what is more commonly called second-guessing. You want to look for whether the successor has made a call that the founder disagreed with. And if so, did it stand, or did it get reversed? If the company is two years into succession and that's never happened, it's possible that the successor is pre-clearing everything with the former CEO and only making decisions that they know will be approved. So in that case, it's not real authority. And a third situation is what you could call a crisis test. [05:00] Paul Edelman: So when something genuinely bad happens — there's a breach of a covenant, or a key employee departs, or a lawsuit — the question is, who do people go to? Who walks into the boardroom and into the decision-making situation, and who ends up getting briefed afterwards? To have authority when things are going well is fine, but the person who owns the crisis is the one who's really owning the leadership, in a sense. [05:36] Frazer Rice: So one of the avenues that I think is interesting, that I read in your materials ahead of time, was the idea that a quick succession oftentimes — and maybe not often, but can be — a better avenue in terms of moving the succession forward, as opposed to having a staged succession where a long period of ruminating and decision-making often perpetuates ambiguity, or even confusion, amongst different constituencies both managerially and ownership-wise. [06:10] Paul Edelman: Speed itself is not the test. You could have a five-year transition that represents disciplined development of the successor, and you could also have a six-month transition that essentially is a denial of what needs to happen, followed by some kind of a deadline. But you certainly don't want to allow things to drift. If the transition is proceeding gradually, you can tell it's working if responsibility and authority are moving according to observable milestones. So the successor is making increasingly consequential decisions. They're learning from the outcomes rather than being rescued by the founder or the prior leader from their mistakes. [07:01] Paul Edelman: They're developing important relationships and they're becoming someone that others rely on. The criteria for readiness also should become clearer over time, and the founder's involvement should change in ways that are recognizable. So that's the ideal. But sometimes a gradual transition represents avoidance, and in those cases you see criteria — sometimes people refer to them as the goalposts — that keep moving. And decisions are repeatedly returned to the founder. Also, each step that the successor takes toward greater authority may be followed by a new reason why the founder feels that they're not ready. So the question that can be asked is: what are the capabilities that the successor is developing, and what specific evidence would demonstrate that? [08:00] Frazer Rice: When you're diagnosing what those capabilities are, as part of that diagnosis, if the successor is inside the family versus outside the family, how do you diagnose whether that is a positive or a negative, in addition to maybe the harder skill sets that are being dealt with? [08:29] Paul Edelman: If the successor is from inside or outside the family, I would say that many of the capabilities needed for leadership are the same. [08:40] Frazer Rice: Yeah, I was going to say — if you run into situations where a family member is capable skill-wise, but there are dynamics issues that have prevented their succession to the throne, essentially. [08:54] Paul Edelman: Sometimes there may be a situation in which you have more than one potential successor and they're in competition with one another, and the family is reluctant to declare a winner. And so one move that can be made in that situation is to essentially bypass the decision by going to the outside to bring in someone. It could be a kind of conflict avoidance mechanism. On the other hand, if no successor is really ready, then sometimes going to the outside can be an interim move. So some companies will hire an external candidate for CEO with the expectation that part of the responsibility will be to develop one of the family members who ultimately may take over. [09:47] Frazer Rice: And so part of your methodology is to read resistance in the room and understand where those pain points are. How does a founder, or generation one, or the successive generations understand what the resistance is? And how do you help them overcome that? [10:02] Paul Edelman: The resistance often takes the form of some sort of concern that is stated like — for example, the most general concern that people say is, well, he or she, the likely successor, is just not ready. But that phrase “not ready” is at a very high level of generality. It's not specific enough to be testable or to be capable of being satisfied. So the challenge is to work with the founder to help them express their concern in terms that are actually addressable. If you try to do that and you're unable to, that's an indication that the concern is less about something specific and addressable, and more about some unpleasant feelings that the founder is experiencing — and that implies a different path for how to address those, or what needs to be done. [11:10] Frazer Rice: For those of us in, let's call it the advisory ecosystem — that can be the wealth manager, or the lawyer, or the accountant, the people who help guide the technical succession issues, whether it's tax planning or trusts and estates or even just the corporate handoff — oftentimes we're presented with situations that just get muddled, and we look at lack of progress with frustration. How does an advisor deal with that, when the instinct and in a sense the business model is to try to push, to get resolution and to get progress on these types of issues? [12:16] Paul Edelman: The signal that I watch for is what that impatience feels like to the advisor. Sometimes it feels like clarity. The advisor says to himself, oh, I see exactly what they need to do — why can't they just do this? And in my experience, that's often the moment when it's helpful for the advisor to slow down. Not because the family should be allowed to delay indefinitely, but because the advisor's own need for resolution may begin to shape what they say and do, and the advice that they give. [13:00] Paul Edelman: One useful check that advisors can use for themselves is to ask whose timeline is being served. There may be a genuine business reason to act — it may be, for example, that the continued ambiguity is hurting the company, or weakening the successor, or leaving employees unsure about who's in charge. But I would also ask myself, and other advisors can ask themselves, whether their recommendation is mainly to help them close the case, or to demonstrate progress, or to relieve their own discomfort with uncertainty. [13:31] Frazer Rice: The concept of — this is really, I guess, the mix of art and science of advising — between push versus pause versus a total restructure or a reframing of the conversation. There's an intersection of, you have to have the technicals down, but then experience in dealing with personalities, experience with dealing with the specific family and situation, and guiding that. [14:15] Frazer Rice: I imagine occasionally you run into situations where, at the intersection between the advisors and the family, they feel stuck. And so then the concept of getting them unstuck — yet there is resistance to maybe bringing in a facilitator to help grease the skids and get the conversation moving again. How do you help that reframing discussion? [14:40] Paul Edelman: I guess the question I would ask is, where do things stand? Has a decision actually been made, or is the obstacle substantive, or is it the process? So when a decision has been reached through a legitimate process and what you see is some sort of executional drag or discomfort, those are the situations where I think it's helpful to hold the boundary. You can acknowledge whatever feelings may be slowing things down, but there's not a need to reopen the decision. [14:55] Paul Edelman: On the other hand, if the discomfort that people are feeling suggests that there's some sort of important concern that hasn't yet been understood, then that's where I would pause. And that pause can involve useful work. You can ask people, what is it you're trying to protect? What are the consequences that you fear? What would need to be true for proceeding to feel responsible rather than reckless? And then there are times when it makes sense to restructure or to add structure. So for example, the choices are pretty clear, but the same conversation keeps recurring and producing the same result. In that case, you want to think in terms of either changing the forum, or clarifying the decision rights, or maybe dividing the issue into smaller decisions, or even bringing someone in to help structure the conversation, like a third-party facilitator. [15:36] Frazer Rice: The handoff ultimately — when the founder, or generation one, has gotten to the point where they're ready to move things along to the next set of operators, the next set of owners — and at the same time, in order to feel safe, they've created some safeguards, or let's call it some trap doors or back doors, to be able to help influence decisions if they feel like things are going in a different direction. How do you think about it so that they don't turn into pain points — maybe regret that turns into a veto power that stymies the succession, even if it's already been decided and put in motion? [16:21] Paul Edelman: Well, I think you put your finger on it. There's a key distinction to be made here between a safeguard and a veto. A safeguard should be limited, explicit, and connected to some extraordinary risk, whereas a veto is kind of an ongoing ability to stop or reverse any old ordinary decision. So when it comes to safeguards, a family might reserve certain kinds of decisions — like selling the company, or taking on debt above a certain level, or issuing new equity, or changing the basic business strategy, or entering into a transaction with a family member. [16:59] Paul Edelman: Those kinds of things can be specified, and the scope, the threshold, the decision process and the duration of the safeguard should be clear — as well as who can invoke that protection, what evidence is required, and who decides whether the trigger has occurred, and so on. So the problems arise when the arrangement is essentially one in which the successor is in charge unless the founder feels uncomfortable. If the founder is allowed to intervene anytime they feel uncomfortable, as opposed to for these specific kinds of reasons, then you're dealing with more of an undefined operational veto. [17:37] Frazer Rice: To that end — boards of directors related to these companies, whether they're private or public, but we're really talking about private in most cases. The constitution of those boards: how involved do you get in that? And what is the importance of independence versus familiarity versus family member input, to act as a go-between in many ways between founder, the operational executives, and then ultimately the owners? [18:07] Paul Edelman: Well, in order to really add value — the kind of value that independent directors can potentially offer to a company — they need to be adequately independent. That is to say, they need to be able to exercise their sound business judgment and carry out their fiduciary responsibilities in a way that is free from undue influence by other kinds of family considerations, and potentially loyalty to particular family members. So I think in those cases where a so-called independent board member is actually a golfing buddy of the CEO or the founder, or has a tie to one particular family member or branch of the family, it may be harder for them to bring the full value that an independent director can bring. [18:55] Paul Edelman: Then of course, another reason why companies bring in independent directors is because they have some additional expertise that the current board members or family members lack. So for example, a colleague and I are working with a company right now where the core business has been subject to commoditization, and they've made a strategic decision to diversify. But in order to diversify, they need to bring in people with new expertise, particularly in the line of business that they want to move into. In order to do that, they need to create some space in their board or boards of directors — they have several different kinds of boards. And as part of this, we were brought in to take a look at those existing boards and help them think about how to restructure in a way that could create some open seats while minimizing the displacement of people who are currently board members, including family members who are board members, who may not feel too positively about losing their board seat. [20:54] Frazer Rice: Related to board seats, but more specifically to family ownership — the concept of family members who rely on the family business for income, versus maybe other parts of the family that are looking at the business and thinking of growing the valuation or innovating with the business, that type of thing. With the tension between those two different components, how do you solve for that and have that conversation stay productive, when I imagine it can get emotional very quickly? [21:34] Paul Edelman: This is where a third-party facilitator can be helpful to slow things down. When things begin to get heated, it's often helpful to have a neutral or impartial person present who can help to reduce the heat in the conversations. There are a number of things in particular that can be done under those circumstances. First of all, anytime there are these kinds of tough decisions, there's never a single right answer. There's always trade-offs involved. And some boards work their way through these things by voting. I'm dealing with a situation right now where some members of the family were outvoted. At the end of that vote, they say, okay, we now have an agreement, we're going to move forward with this. But just because there's an agreement in name doesn't mean there's ownership of the decision. [22:34] Paul Edelman: So in order to create ownership, I think it is helpful to have the difficult conversations and to consider the implications of going one way versus another. If we were to distribute all this money in the form of dividends, what would be the benefits of that, and what would be the costs associated with that? And on the other hand, if we were to plow it all back into growth of the business, what's the upside and downside of that? Only by considering different options and the implications of each can the family ultimately arrive at a decision where people feel like, well, I may not have agreed to this, but I was part of the discussion, I was part of the process of weighing the different considerations, and I'm willing to buy into this. In other words, I feel some ownership for this decision. [23:31] Frazer Rice: As we start to wind down here, an interesting concept is what should all the constituencies come away with from the decision-making process. And as a follow-up to that is simplicity versus complexity of the solution. How do you manage that so that you take care of the needs of the business and the needs for structuring, with the need for simplicity, so that everyone who comes away from the discussion and the decision-making understands what's been put in place? [24:06] Paul Edelman: As far as the solution itself goes, the level of complexity should match what's required to accomplish the desired outcomes. So complexity for its own sake is not useful. But when you're trying to accomplish more than one thing at a time, it may require a more complex approach to the solution. So that's on the solution side. Now the other side of it has to do with communication. How do you share what's been decided with other people, especially people who haven't been in the room? And I think that the best way to do that is to try to explain clearly what was the context of the situation in which the need to make this decision arose; what were the desired outcomes that the decision makers were trying to produce, what were they trying to accomplish; and the flip side of that is what were they trying to avoid, or what were they trying to protect. [25:00] Paul Edelman: When you share all of that, the rationale for the decision becomes more understandable, and also you have a better case for justifying any complexity that's part of the decision. As far as complexity goes, of course, you want to use the simplest, most straightforward language to describe what you've come up with. But I think the key thing to getting buy-in is to make sure that the rationale is clear, and people understand that there was a thoughtful and systematic process behind it. [25:26] Frazer Rice: Really good stuff. Paul, how do people find you to hear more about what you're up to? [25:32] Paul Edelman: My website is edelmancoaching.com. So people can go to edelmancoaching.com, read more about the work that I do, and there's a contact form there. Or people can simply email paul@edelmancoaching.com. [25:46] Frazer Rice: Just to — because you're being very humble — you have a couple of articles coming out with Marty Shenkman, where the intersection of probably the trust and estate planning and the actual, let's say, getting the business ready for the next generation, whatever form that takes, is probably front and center there. How would people find that? [26:06] Paul Edelman: So we've written three articles recently, kind of a trilogy, and they're each going to be carried in different places. Two have already come out, and one is due to come out. These are aimed primarily at estate planning attorneys. But the first one is on when the client asks for a simple estate plan. And this relates a little bit to what you were describing, in a different domain — the domain of trusts and estate plans and so on. But the point that we make is that the client's request for simplicity is understandable, and ideally the attorney will validate that. But at the same time, along with the request for simplicity goes potentially some compromises, because when you have multiple desired outcomes, it may take more of a complex structure to achieve those outcomes. So the role of the planner is not to introduce complexity for its own sake, but to make clear to the client [27:06] Paul Edelman: what trade-offs they'd be making if they went with a simpler plan, and what additional protections they can get by considering a more complicated one. Then the second piece is on the use of language in these estate planning conversations. And again, it relates to this concept we were talking about a minute ago, of the difference between agreement and ownership. Some clients are willing to agree to whatever the attorney says. If you say to them, “Well, I think this is the best plan for you,” they say, “Fine, where do I sign?” But the goal, ideally, is more than just agreement. It's ownership. Because in the absence of ownership — and by ownership, I mean that the client understands the trade-offs that are being made, they feel that they had agency in the process of making those trade-offs — [28:06] Paul Edelman: and ultimately, if something doesn't work out as well as hoped, people will not go back and point a finger at the planner and say, “You did this, how could you do this?” or something like that, but rather, “This was a collaborative effort. You made clear what the choices were, and we made them together.” So that piece talks about language, and how, for example, there's a difference between saying to a client “you should do this,” and speaking to them in terms of what they can do. [28:42] Frazer Rice: And then the third piece — when's that coming out? [28:46] Paul Edelman: The third piece is on beneficiary education, and that one will come out in October. And so the first piece came out in a publication called Wealth Management. The second piece came out in a newsletter that's published by, I think it's LISI. And the piece that's coming out in October is, I think, being published in a magazine or a journal, something like Estate Planning. [29:19] Frazer Rice: They're everywhere. So, terrific. Well, Paul, thanks for being on. I'll put all that in the show notes, and look forward to staying in touch. [29:26] Paul Edelman: Thanks very much, Frazer. [29:28] Announcer: This podcast is for educational and entertainment purposes. It is neither investment, legal, nor tax advice, and does not represent the opinions of the employers of the host or guests. Additional Links Mark Tepsich of Family Governance https://www.amazon.com/Wealth-Actually-Intelligent-Decision-Making-1-ebook/dp/B07FPQJJQT/

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This episode is a followup on my interview with Professor Joerg Rieger. The intent of all of Professor Rieger’s work, including the subject of my first interview with him about his book, Theology in the Capitalocene: Ecology, Identity, Class, and Solidarity, is that theology should have an affect on one’s lifestyle and an impact on the world. In order to realize that intent, Professor Rieger established and is the founding Director of the Wendland-Cook Program in Religion and Justice. The Wendland-Cook Program in Religion and Justice is an interdisciplinary program located at Vanderbilt University Divinity School. Its focus is on issues of justice that arise at the intersection of religion, economics, and ecology. Founded in 2019 and supported by a generous gift from Barbara Wendland, the mission of the program is to develop resources and opportunities for students, scholars, clergy, and activists to envision and create a more just and sustainable world for all. In addition to being the founding Director of the Wendland-Cook Program, Professor Rieger is Distinguished Professor of Theology and The Cal Turner Chancellor's Chair in Wesleyan Studies. Joining us in this interview is Gab Lisi. Gab (she/they/he) is the Assistant Director of the Wendland-Cook Program at Vanderbilt University and Vanderbilt Divinity School. Gab resides in Columbus, OH and their dog, Franklin (or Frank). They hold an M.Div. from Union Theological Seminary, an MSL from The Ohio State University, and a B.A. in Theology and Criminal Justice from Xavier University (Cincinnati, OH). They are curious about power analysis, class analysis, and Catholicism. In their spare time, you can find them at home reading, camping with Frank, or hanging out with friends. Important links for learning more about the Wendland-Cook Program: Website: https://www.religionandjustice.org/ Solidarity Circles: https://www.religionandjustice.org/solidarity-circles Exchanges Courses: https://www.religionandjustice.org/exchanges Interventions: https://www.religionandjustice.org/interventions Substack: https://religionandjustice.substack.com/ The intro and outro music for this episode is from a clip of a song called ‘Father Let Your Kingdom Come' which is found on The Porter's Gate Worship Project Work Songs album and is used by permission by The Porter's Gate Worship Project.

01. Milo Passier - Sensitivity 02. Dj Minx, Dam Swindle - Back to the Old School 03. Low3Nd Theory - Day & Night 04. Rag - Stand Up! 05. Luke Alessi - Sex Machine 06. Stogov, Alexey Zhurba - This Is Wisdom 07. Dj Pp - That Funky Rhythm 08. Tnf Traxx - Break The Rules 09. Tape One - Loop And Re-Loop 10. Dj Romain, Igor Gonya - We Made Love 11. Robin Orlando, Nick Hollyster, Zetbee - System Raw 12. Dj Kone, Marc Palacios, Music P, Marque Aurel - Nothing Serious 13. Bro Berri - DAMMIT 14. Sidney Charles, Kolter - I Like to Jam 15. Calippo - 10 Words 16. Tuccillo - Time 17. Zetbee - I Could Never Lose You 18. James Dexter - Chances 19. Fergie, Lohouse - Glamorous 20. Milo Passier - Patience 21. Applescal - Take Me Back 22. Angelo Ferreri, Pietro Over Jack - Vibe N' Step 23. Mogier - Drop Tha Brass 24. Sugarstarr, Maex - Back Into Time 25. Michael Jackson, Mak - Bad 26. Bab Klover - Quiet Room 27. Rave Rae - Music Never Stops 28. Black Loops - French Affair 29. Lisi & Bill - Life Changes 30. Jasper Fioole, Supernova - Lost In Rhythm 31. Leisan - Hold On 32. Beyonce, Krtk - Crazy In Love 33. Banana Groovz, Jackie - Life Jacked 34. Job De Jong, Kepler. - Deep Inside 35. Eleganto, Zadquiel - Nintend 36. Javi Mula - El Flamenco 37. Devis Jay - Perpetual 38. Block & Crown, Culum Frea - Show Me Love 39. Twinflame (Us) - For Your Love 40. Katy Alex - Inside Out 41. Me & My Toothbrush - If Only You Believe 42. Bellaire - Ghetto Dance 43. Andres Shockwave - Street Butterfly 44. Astrohertz - Back On You 45. Chiccaleaf (Ita), Cleo - No Me Canso 46. Pat Lok, Megan Vice, Sebb Junior - Spectrum 47. Lennyy, Lowen - Shut Out 48. Chico Rose - No Drama 49. Katermurr - What is 50. Vincent Caira, Jerome Robins - You 51. Soulemi, Maroy, Santos Suarez - Some Of Us 52. Steve Robinson - Pick Em' Up 53. Kepler, Boss Priester - Use Ya Head 54. Sam Green, Carla Monroe - Jam Inside Your Love 55. Horsemen, Guya - Napoliballa 56. Burnr - The Middle 57. Lydia Scarfo, Karl Dope, Lydia Scarfo - I Miss You 58. Danny Howard, Lightleak - The Pipe 59. Cash Only, Patrick Meeks, Holly Ellison - Rotation 60. Damante, Yasmin Jane, Lauren Nicole - God Is The Rhythm 61. Legit Trip - Dancefloor 62. Francesco Bianco - Everynight 63. Ninetree - Senorita 64. Dj Pp - Feel The Rhythm 65. Sanxez, Snrs - My Guiding Star 66. Rsquared, Stee Downes - Another Fact 67. Eliza Rose, Oppidan - TOO SLOW 68. Kolter - Need U, Want U 69. Fdf - Nina 70. Carly Carmen - One Night 71. Almarr - What You ve Done To Me 72. Elisa Elisa, Fouk - Whistle Me 73. Nina Simone, Mochakk - See-Line Woman 74. Luxo - All I Do 75. Seeing Double - Run It Up 76. Buyart, Silk Frequency - I'Ve Got Everything (Set Me Free) 77. Markus Graf, Renoa - Apathie

01. Milo Passier - Sensitivity 02. Dj Minx, Dam Swindle - Back to the Old School 03. Low3Nd Theory - Day & Night 04. Rag - Stand Up! 05. Luke Alessi - Sex Machine 06. Stogov, Alexey Zhurba - This Is Wisdom 07. Dj Pp - That Funky Rhythm 08. Tnf Traxx - Break The Rules 09. Tape One - Loop And Re-Loop 10. Dj Romain, Igor Gonya - We Made Love 11. Robin Orlando, Nick Hollyster, Zetbee - System Raw 12. Dj Kone, Marc Palacios, Music P, Marque Aurel - Nothing Serious 13. Bro Berri - DAMMIT 14. Sidney Charles, Kolter - I Like to Jam 15. Calippo - 10 Words 16. Tuccillo - Time 17. Zetbee - I Could Never Lose You 18. James Dexter - Chances 19. Fergie, Lohouse - Glamorous 20. Milo Passier - Patience 21. Applescal - Take Me Back 22. Angelo Ferreri, Pietro Over Jack - Vibe N' Step 23. Mogier - Drop Tha Brass 24. Sugarstarr, Maex - Back Into Time 25. Michael Jackson, Mak - Bad 26. Bab Klover - Quiet Room 27. Rave Rae - Music Never Stops 28. Black Loops - French Affair 29. Lisi & Bill - Life Changes 30. Jasper Fioole, Supernova - Lost In Rhythm 31. Leisan - Hold On 32. Beyonce, Krtk - Crazy In Love 33. Banana Groovz, Jackie - Life Jacked 34. Job De Jong, Kepler. - Deep Inside 35. Eleganto, Zadquiel - Nintend 36. Javi Mula - El Flamenco 37. Devis Jay - Perpetual 38. Block & Crown, Culum Frea - Show Me Love 39. Twinflame (Us) - For Your Love 40. Katy Alex - Inside Out 41. Me & My Toothbrush - If Only You Believe 42. Bellaire - Ghetto Dance 43. Andres Shockwave - Street Butterfly 44. Astrohertz - Back On You 45. Chiccaleaf (Ita), Cleo - No Me Canso 46. Pat Lok, Megan Vice, Sebb Junior - Spectrum 47. Lennyy, Lowen - Shut Out 48. Chico Rose - No Drama 49. Katermurr - What is 50. Vincent Caira, Jerome Robins - You 51. Soulemi, Maroy, Santos Suarez - Some Of Us 52. Steve Robinson - Pick Em' Up 53. Kepler, Boss Priester - Use Ya Head 54. Sam Green, Carla Monroe - Jam Inside Your Love 55. Horsemen, Guya - Napoliballa 56. Burnr - The Middle 57. Lydia Scarfo, Karl Dope, Lydia Scarfo - I Miss You 58. Danny Howard, Lightleak - The Pipe 59. Cash Only, Patrick Meeks, Holly Ellison - Rotation 60. Damante, Yasmin Jane, Lauren Nicole - God Is The Rhythm 61. Legit Trip - Dancefloor 62. Francesco Bianco - Everynight 63. Ninetree - Senorita 64. Dj Pp - Feel The Rhythm 65. Sanxez, Snrs - My Guiding Star 66. Rsquared, Stee Downes - Another Fact 67. Eliza Rose, Oppidan - TOO SLOW 68. Kolter - Need U, Want U 69. Fdf - Nina 70. Carly Carmen - One Night 71. Almarr - What You ve Done To Me 72. Elisa Elisa, Fouk - Whistle Me 73. Nina Simone, Mochakk - See-Line Woman 74. Luxo - All I Do 75. Seeing Double - Run It Up 76. Buyart, Silk Frequency - I'Ve Got Everything (Set Me Free) 77. Markus Graf, Renoa - Apathie

Benvinguts a L'illa Punteria! A l'episodi d'avui analitzem i comentem el volum 13 de l'edició 3x1 catalana de One Piece. Tanquem els arcs de Water Seven i del Tren de Mar i entrem a Enies Lobby!

This is the 277th episode of my podcast, 'Soccernostalgia Talk Podcast'. For this episode, I interview American Author, Journalist and Journalism Professor Mr. Clemente A. Lisi as we discuss the USA National Team during the years (2000 to 2010). Mr. Lisi is a Journalism Professor at The King's College. He has been a Journalist for the likes of New York Post and the New York Daily News. He has also worked as Senior Editor for ABCNews.com. Mr. Lisi is also a contributor to Religion Unplugged. Mr. Lisi is the author of ‘The U.S. Women's Soccer Team: An American Success Story (2010)' and his new book ‘The World Cup: A History of the Planet's Biggest Sporting Event, 2026 Edition', which is an update to his book in 2022, ‘The FIFA World Cup: A History of the Planet's Biggest Sporting Event)'Mr. Lisi also has a website ‘Planet Soccer' on substack at https://planetsoccer.substack.com/ For any questions/comments, you may contact us: You may also contact me on this blog, on twitter @sp1873 and on facebook under Soccernostalgia. https://linktr.ee/sp1873 Mr. Paul Whittle, @real1888letter on twitter and https://the1888letter.com/contact/ https://linktr.ee/BeforeThePremierLeague  You may also follow the podcast on spotify and Apple podcasts all under ‘Soccernostalgia Talk Podcast' Please leave a review, rate and subscribe if you like the podcast. Mr. Lisi's contact info: Twitter: @ClementeLisi Email: clisi@tkc.edu Substack: https://planetsoccer.substack.com/  Link to Mr. Lisi's books: https://www.amazon.com/FIFA-World-Cup-History-Sporting/dp/1538156431 https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B003TFE1GM/ref=dbs_a_def_rwt_hsch_vapi_tkin_p1_i1 https://www.amazon.com/World-Cup-History-Planets-Sporting/dp/B0FP8TKMJ3 Listen on Spotify and Apple Podcasts:  https://open.spotify.com/episode/4rlSk3pS0W48qmYwueS2di?si=i-8XgT18RCiPGPOWjyWRUA&nd=1&dlsi=18510457dbf74911https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/soccernostalgia-talk-podcast-episode-277-interview/id1601074369?i=1000767832832YouTube Link:  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fE1GBr4A8moBlog Link: https://soccernostalgia.blogspot.com/2026/05/soccernostalgia-talk-podcast-episode_0207469344.htmlSupport the show

If you enjoy this episode, we're sure you will enjoy more content like this on The Occult Rejects.  In fact, we have curated playlists on occult topics like grimoires, esoteric concepts and phenomena, occult history, analyzing true crime and cults with an occult lens, Para politics, and occultism in music. Whether you enjoy consuming your content visually or via audio, we've got you covered - and it will always be provided free of charge.  So, if you enjoy what we do and want to support our work of providing accessible, free content on various platforms, please consider making a donation to the links provided below.  Thank you and enjoy the episode!Links For The Occult Rejectshttps://linktr.ee/theoccultrejectsOccult Research Institutehttps://www.occultresearchinstitute.org/Cash Apphttps://cash.app/$theoccultrejectsVenmo@TheOccultRejectsBuy Me A Coffeebuymeacoffee.com/TheOccultRejectsPatreonhttps://www.patreon.com/TheOccultRejectsBibliography / Show NotesAmaya, I. A., Behrens, F., et al. “Effect of Frequency and Rhythmicity on Flicker Light-Induced Visual Hallucinations.” PLOS ONE, 2023.Key use: frequency, rhythmicity, 10 Hz flicker, Klüver forms.Shenyan, O., Lisi, M., Greenwood, J. A., Skipper, J. I., & Dekker, T. M. “Visual Hallucinations Induced by Ganzflicker and Ganzfeld Differ in Frequency, Complexity, and Content.” Scientific Reports, 2024.Key use: Ganzfeld vs. Ganzflicker.Bressloff, P. C., Cowan, J. D., Golubitsky, M., Thomas, P. J., & Wiener, M. C. “Geometric Visual Hallucinations, Euclidean Symmetry and the Functional Architecture of Striate Cortex.” Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society B, 2001.Key use: form constants, tunnels, spirals, lattices, honeycombs, visual cortex modeling.Bressloff, P. C. “What Geometric Visual Hallucinations Tell Us About the Visual Cortex.” Neural Computation, 2002.Key use: Klüver form constants and visual cortex explanation.Mauro, F., et al. “A Bidirectional Link Between Brain Oscillations and Geometric Patterns.” Journal of Neuroscience, 2015.Key use: brain oscillations and geometric visual patterns.Hewitt, T., et al. “Stroboscopically Induced Visual Hallucinations.” Neuroscience of Consciousness, 2025.Key use: history and science of stroboscopic hallucinations.Netherlands Institute for Neuroscience. “Hallucinations from Flickering Lights: What Happens in Our Brain?” 2024.Key use: standing waves / visual cortex explanation.Purkinje, J. E. Early 19th-century writings on subjective visual phenomena and flicker effects.Key use: historical scientific observation of flicker-induced visual effects.Klüver, H. Mescal and Mechanisms of Hallucinations. University of Chicago Press, 1966.Key use: form constants: tunnels, spirals, lattices, cobwebs.Epilepsy Foundation / clinical photosensitivity guidance.Key use: photosensitive epilepsy safety warning; flashing lights and visual patterns can trigger seizures in susceptible people.“Visually-Provoked Seizures: Consensus of the Epilepsy Foundation of America Working Group.” Epilepsia.Key use: safety, photosensitive seizure risk.Ofcom / broadcast photosensitive epilepsy standards and strobe-light safety cases.Key use: real-world risk from rapid flashing light in media environments.Extra useful context sourcesGysin, B., and Sommerville, I. Dreamachine-related writings and documentation.Key use: 20th-century flicker device, art, counterculture, visionary technology.Huxley, A. The Doors of Perception.Key use: altered perception context, though not specifically flicker science.Lewis-Williams, D. The Mind in the Cave.Key use: cave art, altered states, entoptic imagery, visionary interpretation.Eliade, M. Shamanism: Archaic Techniques of Ecstasy.Key use: older ritual technologies of altered states; use carefully as historical theory.Tart, C. T., ed. Altered States of Consciousness.Key use: broader academic framing for non-ordinary states.Vaitl, D., et al. “Psychobiology of Altered States of Consciousness.” Psychological Bulletin, 2005.Key use: general altered-state science framework.Also want to remind people about the website, if you're into reading we have tons of information by multiple contributors, and we got t-shirts up on the site if you're interested. Fun fact, the art is all based on the eyeball. Now let me introduce the rest of the panel and guests.

This is the 270th episode of my podcast, 'Soccernostalgia Talk Podcast'. For this episode, I interview American Author, Journalist and Journalism Professor Mr. Clemente A. Lisi as we discuss the 1986 World Cup.Mr. Lisi appeared previously on the podcast discussing the 1990 and 1994 World Cups. Mr. Lisi is a Journalism Professor at The King's College. He has been a Journalist for the likes of New York Post and the New York Daily News. He has also worked as Senior Editor for ABCNews.com. Mr. Lisi is also a contributor to Religion Unplugged.Mr. Lisi is the author of ‘The U.S. Women's Soccer Team: An American Success Story (2010)' and his new book ‘The World Cup: A History of the Planet's Biggest Sporting Event, 2026 Edition', which is an update to his book in 2022, ‘The FIFA World Cup: A History of the Planet's Biggest Sporting Event)'Mr. Lisi also has a website ‘Planet Soccer' on substack at https://planetsoccer.substack.com/For any questions/comments, you may contact us:You may also contact me on this blog, on twitter @sp1873 and on facebook under Soccernostalgia.https://linktr.ee/sp1873 Mr. Paul Whittle, @real1888letter on twitter and https://the1888letter.com/contact/https://linktr.ee/BeforeThePremierLeagueYou may also follow the podcast on spotify and Apple podcasts all under ‘Soccernostalgia Talk Podcast'Please leave a review, rate and subscribe if you like the podcast.Mr. Lisi's contact info:Twitter: @ClementeLisiEmail: clisi@tkc.eduSubstack: https://planetsoccer.substack.com/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/clemente.lisi/Link to Mr. Lisi's books:https://www.amazon.com/FIFA-World-Cup-History-Sporting/dp/1538156431https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B003TFE1GM/ref=dbs_a_def_rwt_hsch_vapi_tkin_p1_i1https://www.amazon.com/World-Cup-History-Planets-Sporting/dp/B0FP8TKMJ3Listen on Spotify and Apple Podcasts: https://open.spotify.com/episode/546jm40G0lWsHqLsNkzmJz?si=l8HG-drvQc2-GQDxROSytg&nd=1&dlsi=c919b91561be4a54https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/soccernostalgia-talk-podcast-episode-270-interview/id1601074369?i=1000763415714YouTube Link:Blog Link:https://soccernostalgia.blogspot.com/2026/04/soccernostalgia-talk-podcast-episode_24.htmlSupport the show

El Parc de Can Robert ja compta amb 65 arbres nous, lledoners i mèlies, avui en parlem amb l'expert en arbres Edu Arnal de la tipologia dels arbres plantats i de si el carrer on han estat plantat és el més idoni per a l'espècie triada. La plantada forma part d'una actuació de la regidoria d'Acció Climàtica duta a terme durant el mes de març i que es completarà amb un total de 109 arbres nous en diferents punts de la vila. També durant aquesta setmana ha començat el tractament fitosanitari contra el morrut roig a les palmeres del municipi, un recurs que, segons Edu Arnal, difícilment evitarà que les palmeres acabin morint. L'entrada Món verd: fem anàlisi dels nous arbres plantats a Sitges ha aparegut primer a Radio Maricel.

This week, we dive into the remarkable history — and uncertain future — of soccer's greatest spectacle: the FIFA World Cup. Our guest is veteran journalist and soccer author Clemente Lisi, whose newly updated (and eminently essential!) book, "The World Cup: A History of the Planet's Biggest Sporting Event, 2026 Edition," chronicles the tournament's extraordinary evolution from its modest beginnings in 1930 to the globe-spanning mega-event it is today.  Drawing on decades of reporting and interviews, Lisi revisits some of the competition's most iconic matches, legendary players, and defining moments — from Pelé and Diego Maradona to the modern era of global superstars — that helped transform the World Cup into the most widely watched sporting event on the planet. But the conversation doesn't stop with history. With the 2026 edition — expanded to 48 teams for the first time — set to be hosted across the United States, Canada, and Mexico, we also explore whether the tournament could face unexpected headwinds. Sky-high ticket prices have already sparked backlash from fans and even US lawmakers -- while debates over immigration policy, visa access for international supporters, and rising infrastructure costs for host cities could complicate what should be a global celebration. Will the largest World Cup ever staged ignite a new era for soccer in North America — or expose the growing tensions between the sport's worldwide popularity and the economics of modern mega-events? We explore the past, present, and future scenarios of the World Cup in a wide-ranging conversation with one of the sport's most thoughtful chroniclers. + + +    SUPPORT THE SHOW: Buy Us a Coffee: https://ko-fi.com/goodseatsstillavailable The "Good Seats" Store: http://tee.pub/lic/RdiDZzQeHSY BUY THE BOOK:  "The World Cup: A History of the Planet's Biggest Sporting Event, 2026 Edition": https://amzn.to/47LYKsV SPONSOR THANKS:  Royal Retros (10% off promo code: SEATS): https://www.503-sports.com?aff=2 Old School Shirts.com (10% off promo code: GOODSEATS): https://oldschoolshirts.com/goodseats FIND AND FOLLOW: Linktree: https://linktr.ee/GoodSeatsStillAvailable Web: https://goodseatsstillavailable.com/ Bluesky: https://bsky.app/profile/goodseatsstillavailable.com X/Twitter: https://twitter.com/GoodSeatsStill YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@goodseatsstillavailable Threads: https://www.threads.net/@goodseatsstillavailable Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/goodseatsstillavailable/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/GoodSeatsStillAvailable/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/good-seats-still-available/

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01. Mattei & Omich, Re-Tide - Friday Night 02. Eleganto, Zadquiel - Nintend 03. Dario Nunez, Astra Deejay - This Is The Sound 04. Vacuii - The Other Side 05. Zetbee, Reiner Von Vielen, Chemars - Moonlight 06. Devis Jay - Perpetual 07. Dont Blink - LOSE YOURSELF 08. Gotsome, Katy Alex - Take It Slow 09. Draxx - Back to the Sound 10. Twinflame (Us) - For Your Love 11. Stefano Prette - Feeling 12. Hey Jack - Terre Du Soleil 13. Astrohertz - Back On You 14. Demuja - Body Love 15. Chinonegro - Mi Gentee 16. Chiccaleaf (Ita), Cleo - No Me Canso 17. Jesusdapnk - Hot Springs 18. Me & My Toothbrush - If Only You Believe 19. Man Without A Clue - All Get Down 20. Gawp, Dyn Dyn - Bang! 21. Dj Pp - The World 22. Josh Butler, Theos, Marck Jamz - Bringin' It Back 23. Calee - Borjita S Rhythm 24. Fdf - The Charm Of The Groove 25. Finn, Ferreck Dawn, Robosonic - Sometimes The Going Gets A Little Tough 26. The Cube Guys - I Can Feel It 27. Cid, Taylr Renee, Mishell & Buka - Fancy $hit 28. Sam Green, Carla Monroe - Jam Inside Your Love 29. Lexx London - Make You Feel 30. Lydia Scarfo, Karl Dope, Lydia Scarfo - I Miss You 31. Damante, Yasmin Jane, Lauren Nicole - God Is The Rhythm 32. Burnr - The Middle 33. Eric Costa, Piem - Meua Opera 34. Supernova - Phantascope 35. Tony Romera - Time To Move 36. Charlie Iapicone, Leon - Extreme World 37. Francesco Bianco - Everynight 38. R1D1 - Water Lounge 39. Kilhoffer - Live Forever 40. Disclosure - My Intention Is War (Fig ii) 41. Flavor Plus, Bhx1 - Take Me to the Top 42. Luxo - All I Do 43. Meduza, Ferreck Dawn, Clementine Douglas - I Got Nothing 44. Ghostbusterz, Nudisco - Them Boyz 45. Kinobe, Swag'S Flying High - Butterfly 46. Kimotion, Angie Robba, Adam Trigger, Flo Dosh - Jolene 47. Fdf - Under The Lights 48. Housequake - Hypnotizing 49. Eden Prince, Deja - Giving Me Life 50. Stogov, Alexey Zhurba - This Is Wisdom 51. Stogov - Smooth Turn 52. Chris Lake, Ayra Starr - Goodbye (Warm Up) 53. Zav, Jizz - Lost In The Sound 54. Gr8 - Take Me For A Ride 55. Gabe N. - U Like The Bass 56. Robin Orlando, Nick Hollyster, Zetbee - System Raw 57. Krazo, Diver City, Slim Khezri - Billie Jean 58. Sond Zpace, Le Drux Justine - On the Podium (in a fashion house) 59. Demuir - Loving This Way 60. Maitland, Rion S, Haskell - Work 61. Angel Heredia - Diamont 62. Frits Wentink, Dominic Oswald - Club Land 63. Stanny Abram - Time To Jack 64. Brokenears - My Mind 65. Akeem Raphael, Tiny Blue - Do It Again 66. Fabian Haneke - Bad 67. Oxoah - All Night Long 68. Lisi & Bill - Life Changes 69. Diskull - Letyago 70. Sweet Harmony - Nectar 71. High Society, Taka Boom, Pj D'Arpino - Pick Me Up I'll Dance 72. Mallin, Sam Dexter - Just A Dream 73. Murphy'S Law (Uk), Ki Creighton - Rewind It Back 74. Vinnie Roussos - The Fading Echo 75. Alonso, Rim Deluxe - Music Never Stop 76. Fond8 - Sometimes (In the Garage)

01. Mattei & Omich, Re-Tide - Friday Night 02. Eleganto, Zadquiel - Nintend 03. Dario Nunez, Astra Deejay - This Is The Sound 04. Vacuii - The Other Side 05. Zetbee, Reiner Von Vielen, Chemars - Moonlight 06. Devis Jay - Perpetual 07. Dont Blink - LOSE YOURSELF 08. Gotsome, Katy Alex - Take It Slow 09. Draxx - Back to the Sound 10. Twinflame (Us) - For Your Love 11. Stefano Prette - Feeling 12. Hey Jack - Terre Du Soleil 13. Astrohertz - Back On You 14. Demuja - Body Love 15. Chinonegro - Mi Gentee 16. Chiccaleaf (Ita), Cleo - No Me Canso 17. Jesusdapnk - Hot Springs 18. Me & My Toothbrush - If Only You Believe 19. Man Without A Clue - All Get Down 20. Gawp, Dyn Dyn - Bang! 21. Dj Pp - The World 22. Josh Butler, Theos, Marck Jamz - Bringin' It Back 23. Calee - Borjita S Rhythm 24. Fdf - The Charm Of The Groove 25. Finn, Ferreck Dawn, Robosonic - Sometimes The Going Gets A Little Tough 26. The Cube Guys - I Can Feel It 27. Cid, Taylr Renee, Mishell & Buka - Fancy $hit 28. Sam Green, Carla Monroe - Jam Inside Your Love 29. Lexx London - Make You Feel 30. Lydia Scarfo, Karl Dope, Lydia Scarfo - I Miss You 31. Damante, Yasmin Jane, Lauren Nicole - God Is The Rhythm 32. Burnr - The Middle 33. Eric Costa, Piem - Meua Opera 34. Supernova - Phantascope 35. Tony Romera - Time To Move 36. Charlie Iapicone, Leon - Extreme World 37. Francesco Bianco - Everynight 38. R1D1 - Water Lounge 39. Kilhoffer - Live Forever 40. Disclosure - My Intention Is War (Fig ii) 41. Flavor Plus, Bhx1 - Take Me to the Top 42. Luxo - All I Do 43. Meduza, Ferreck Dawn, Clementine Douglas - I Got Nothing 44. Ghostbusterz, Nudisco - Them Boyz 45. Kinobe, Swag'S Flying High - Butterfly 46. Kimotion, Angie Robba, Adam Trigger, Flo Dosh - Jolene 47. Fdf - Under The Lights 48. Housequake - Hypnotizing 49. Eden Prince, Deja - Giving Me Life 50. Stogov, Alexey Zhurba - This Is Wisdom 51. Stogov - Smooth Turn 52. Chris Lake, Ayra Starr - Goodbye (Warm Up) 53. Zav, Jizz - Lost In The Sound 54. Gr8 - Take Me For A Ride 55. Gabe N. - U Like The Bass 56. Robin Orlando, Nick Hollyster, Zetbee - System Raw 57. Krazo, Diver City, Slim Khezri - Billie Jean 58. Sond Zpace, Le Drux Justine - On the Podium (in a fashion house) 59. Demuir - Loving This Way 60. Maitland, Rion S, Haskell - Work 61. Angel Heredia - Diamont 62. Frits Wentink, Dominic Oswald - Club Land 63. Stanny Abram - Time To Jack 64. Brokenears - My Mind 65. Akeem Raphael, Tiny Blue - Do It Again 66. Fabian Haneke - Bad 67. Oxoah - All Night Long 68. Lisi & Bill - Life Changes 69. Diskull - Letyago 70. Sweet Harmony - Nectar 71. High Society, Taka Boom, Pj D'Arpino - Pick Me Up I'll Dance 72. Mallin, Sam Dexter - Just A Dream 73. Murphy'S Law (Uk), Ki Creighton - Rewind It Back 74. Vinnie Roussos - The Fading Echo 75. Alonso, Rim Deluxe - Music Never Stop 76. Fond8 - Sometimes (In the Garage)

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In this episode of The Biggest Table podcast,  the discussion centers around food, eating, and hospitality as a means to experience God's love. Andrew is joined by guests Kellie Lisi and Martin Lohrmann, who co-authored the book, Food Theology: Nourishing Faith in Local Communities. Andrew, Kellie, and Martin explore the central thesis of the book—that God's love is made physical through food—and discuss their distinct approach compared to existing theological works. Kellie and Martin's work integrates practical guidance with theological reflections, aiming to bridge the gap between theological theory and community practices. They also delve into the importance of Holy Communion in Christianity, examining its transformational power and how it informs broader food practices and community involvement. The episode touches on the theological and historical aspects of food in Christianity, including its role in addressing food insecurity and fostering community. The conversation concludes with reflections on the personal and communal significance of food, especially during the holiday season.Bios:Kellie Lisi is an ordained deacon in the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America and serves at Wartburg Theological Seminary as Vice President for Leadership Formation. She has served as a public school teacher and administrator, parish ministry leader, and food educator. Kellie worked in the restaurant industry prior to (and in the early years of) teaching. Her most notable restaurant co-workers were Minnie Mouse, Goofy, and Chip & Dale at a character buffet restaurant in Disney World. At home in Iowa, Kellie's nine-year-old loves when she makes pizza, while her 12-year old wishes she would make sushi bowls every day. Martin J. Lohrmann is Associate Professor of Lutheran Confessions and Heritage at Wartburg Theological Seminary in Dubuque, Iowa, where he teaches classes in church history, the Lutheran Reformation, spiritual practices, and theology and art. In addition to many articles and essays, Dr. Lohrmann is the author of Stories from Global Lutheranism: A Historical Timeline and Book of Harmony: Spirit and Service in the Lutheran Confessions, and the co-editor of 1 & 2 Samuel, 1 & 2 Kings, 1 & 2 Chronicles in the Reformation Commentary on Scripture Series. He enjoys going for walks, playing guitar, and cooking with whatever ingredients are on hand.Buy Food Theology: Nourishing Faith in Local CommunitiesThis episode of the Biggest Table is brought to you in part by Wild Goose Coffee. Since 2008, Wild Goose has sought to build better communities through coffee. For our listeners, Wild Goose is offering a special promotion of 20% off a one time order using the code TABLE at checkout. To learn more and to order coffee, please visit wildgoosecoffee.com. 

Nuevo APPLEaks con una semana especialmente delicada para Apple.Arrancamos con una alerta de seguridad real: Apple confirma vulnerabilidades activas y vuelve a quedar claro por qué mantener el ecosistema actualizado no es opcional.A partir de ahí, analizamos una polémica inesperada que explotó en redes y que generó miles de testimonios de usuarios.También ponemos bajo la lupa al iPhone 17, elegido “teléfono del año”, pero con una pregunta incómoda: ¿es un gran salto… o simplemente corrige errores que Apple arrastraba desde hace tiempo?Hablamos del éxito de Pluribus en Apple TV+, de decisiones creativas que generan ruido, y del futuro del ecosistema Apple: plegables, Vision, Apple Intelligence y un mercado chino que empieza a marcar el camino. Un episodio para pensar, debatir y sacar conclusiones propias. Como siempre, te leo en los comentarios.

Urban areas represent both opportunities and risks for animals, and they adapt their behaviour in many ways to cope with this fast-paced lifestyle. Now, a new study has detailed how urban wall lizards in Croatia have richer social lives than their rural counterparts. Then we chat about a listener-submitted story detailing wild lizards eating pizza. Become a Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/herphighlights Merch: https://www.redbubble.com/people/herphighlights/shop Full reference list available here: http://www.herphighlights.podbean.com Main Paper References: Maune AL, Wittenbreder T, Lisičić D, Caspers BA, Camerlenghi E, Damas-Moreira I. 2025. City lizards are more social. Biology Letters 21:20250326. DOI: 10.1098/rsbl.2025.0326. Other Mentioned Papers/Studies: Dendi, D., Segniagbeto, G. H., Meek, R., & Luiselli, L. (2023). Opportunistic foraging strategy of rainbow lizards at a seaside resort in Togo. African Journal of Ecology, 61(1), 226-227. Editing and Music: Intro/outro – Treehouse by Ed Nelson Species Bi-week theme – Michael Timothy Other Music – The Passion HiFi, https://www.thepassionhifi.com  

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Najlepše je zaspati ob pravljicah. To vedo številne generacije poslušalcev oddaje Lahko noč, otroci! Literarno spretno oblikovana besedila, odlična interpretacija velikih imen slovenskega gledališča ter glasbena spremljava pričarajo poslušalcem pravljični svet. In – ne glede na njihovo starost – pustijo domišljiji prosto pot … Radijska pravljica že 60 let vsak večer ob 19.45 na Prvem programu Radia Slovenija pospremi najmlajše v svet sanj. Nocoj pa boste radijski poslušalci slišali posnetek pravljice, ki smo jo na današnjem Avdiofestivalu v Cukrarni v družbi najmlajših izvedli v živo. Pravljico Bojane Vajt Lisička in siva miška je interpretirala dramska igralka Ajda Smrekar. Pripoveduje: Ajda Smrekar. Avtorica besedila: Bojana Vajt. Glasbena oblikovalka: Darja Hlavka Godina. Mojstri zvoka: Sonja Strenar, Urban Gruden, Damir Ibrahimkadić. Režiserka: Špela Kravogel. Urednica oddaje Lahko noč, otroci!: Alja Verbole. Urednica Uredništva izobraževalnega, otroškega in mladinskega ter dokumentarno-feljtonskega programa: Špela Šebenik. Posnetek pravljice, ki smo jo na Avdiofestivalu pred občinstvom izvedli v živo, Galerija Cukrarna, 13.10.2025.

We are back with another POWERFUL episode of the BOS podcast. Join Coach Joe Strong today as he sits down with Mike Lisi, owner of RAF Strength & Fitness, NXT4 Life Training, and Ignite Entrepreneurs…Mike shares his journey of scaling from a single gym to multiple successful locations. Learn the secrets of building a thriving fitness business that runs without constant owner intervention. You don't want to miss this one.IGNITE: https://ignite-entrepreneurs.comReady to transform your gym? Grab your ticket now to the annual BOS retreat at bosretreat.com

01. Martin Ikin, Hayley May - Rush 02. Trace (Uz) - Tom's Diner 03. George Smeddles - Sunrise at Benirras 04. Rsquared, Hutton - Rave On This 05. Astrohertz - Superstar 06. Fdf (Italy) - Hype 07. Aquo, Arkady Antsyrev - Tonight 08. Caparzo - For Your Mind 09. Calippo - 10 Words 10. Twin Scream, Franz Kolo - In Da House 11. Niken - Reach 12. Fsauto - No Time 13. Tchami, Niiko X Swae - Waiting 14. Theos - The One You Love 15. Toomy Disco - I Like It 16. Carlo Caldareri, Chemars - First Of Many 17. Chris Lake, Nathan Nicholson - Memories 18. Jelly For The Babies, Salski - Second Chance 19. Nick Curly, Rony Seikaly - Floating Point 20. Prunk & Red 87, Ruze - Express 21. Eden Prince - Temptation 22. Abakus - Your Love Is So Wrong 23. Jan Kost - Hustla's Mentality 24. Javi Miramontes - Pixel 25. Eden Prince, Akua - Don't Need U 26. Pornbugs, Frink - Keep It Down 27. Smalltown Djs, Dances - Send It 28. Stanny Abram - Time To Jack 29. Bryan Jones, The Sound Republic - Chicago Jack 30. Essenn - Another Fantasy 31. Ossie - That's a Vibe 32. Lisi & Bill - Life Changes 33. Tuccillo - Don't Stop 34. Swatkat, Jason Dewey, Romi Lux - Call You Out 35. Tuccillo - One More 36. Ny'S Finest, Dolly Rockers - Do You Feel Me 37. Fisher, Shermanology - It's A Killa 38. Don Swing - Oh Why 39. San Pacho - Trompeta 40. Disclosure, Anderson .Paak - NO CAP 41. Jack Harlow, Sonny Fodera - First Class 42. Deepmore - For My Ki 43. Gabriele Ranucci - I Feel The Energy 44. Royal Intention - Here For You 45. Rydr - Feel 46. Agus O - Playfull 47. Thonis - Momentum 48. Igor Gonya, Stogov - Pulse Of Seduction 49. Cherry Tooth - Wanna Get High 50. Ben Miller, Kvision - Jumpin' 51. Harlem Dance Club, Hdc - Secrets 52. Drew - Rock The Funk 53. Dj Kone, Marc Palacios - E Samba 54. Andres Shockwave - Street Butterfly 55. Corrado Alunni - Dream Come True 56. Demuja - Body Love 57. Jimi Latifi - Hiding 58. Saison - Sugar 59. Vertigini - Can You Feel It 60. Peterson Fersa - AI PAPI 61. Kpd, Man Without A Clue - I Got That 62. Myk Dubz - The Power 63. Kokiri, Selker - Got Me Crazy 64. Mirko, Meex - Bring It Back 65. Qubiko - Anemoia 66. Eastmynd - Mind Made Up 67. Footwurk, We Are Robots - Feel It 68. Habbo Foxx, Josh Hunter - Don't Pretend 69. Jdhsbdy - LET ME GO 70. Hector Couto - Bad Bed 71. Fdf - Love Starts To Fade 72. Gene Farris - Let's Go Back 73. Jason Cadden, Olly K, 0Ne4Rm - My Obsession 74. Лауд, Shakhov - Кардио ритм 75. Charles Dockins - As we Dance 76. Obando, Matheo Velez - Whatcha Gonna Do 77. Chris Lake, Black Lotus - Favourite One

01. Martin Ikin, Hayley May - Rush 02. Trace (Uz) - Tom's Diner 03. George Smeddles - Sunrise at Benirras 04. Rsquared, Hutton - Rave On This 05. Astrohertz - Superstar 06. Fdf (Italy) - Hype 07. Aquo, Arkady Antsyrev - Tonight 08. Caparzo - For Your Mind 09. Calippo - 10 Words 10. Twin Scream, Franz Kolo - In Da House 11. Niken - Reach 12. Fsauto - No Time 13. Tchami, Niiko X Swae - Waiting 14. Theos - The One You Love 15. Toomy Disco - I Like It 16. Carlo Caldareri, Chemars - First Of Many 17. Chris Lake, Nathan Nicholson - Memories 18. Jelly For The Babies, Salski - Second Chance 19. Nick Curly, Rony Seikaly - Floating Point 20. Prunk & Red 87, Ruze - Express 21. Eden Prince - Temptation 22. Abakus - Your Love Is So Wrong 23. Jan Kost - Hustla's Mentality 24. Javi Miramontes - Pixel 25. Eden Prince, Akua - Don't Need U 26. Pornbugs, Frink - Keep It Down 27. Smalltown Djs, Dances - Send It 28. Stanny Abram - Time To Jack 29. Bryan Jones, The Sound Republic - Chicago Jack 30. Essenn - Another Fantasy 31. Ossie - That's a Vibe 32. Lisi & Bill - Life Changes 33. Tuccillo - Don't Stop 34. Swatkat, Jason Dewey, Romi Lux - Call You Out 35. Tuccillo - One More 36. Ny'S Finest, Dolly Rockers - Do You Feel Me 37. Fisher, Shermanology - It's A Killa 38. Don Swing - Oh Why 39. San Pacho - Trompeta 40. Disclosure, Anderson .Paak - NO CAP 41. Jack Harlow, Sonny Fodera - First Class 42. Deepmore - For My Ki 43. Gabriele Ranucci - I Feel The Energy 44. Royal Intention - Here For You 45. Rydr - Feel 46. Agus O - Playfull 47. Thonis - Momentum 48. Igor Gonya, Stogov - Pulse Of Seduction 49. Cherry Tooth - Wanna Get High 50. Ben Miller, Kvision - Jumpin' 51. Harlem Dance Club, Hdc - Secrets 52. Drew - Rock The Funk 53. Dj Kone, Marc Palacios - E Samba 54. Andres Shockwave - Street Butterfly 55. Corrado Alunni - Dream Come True 56. Demuja - Body Love 57. Jimi Latifi - Hiding 58. Saison - Sugar 59. Vertigini - Can You Feel It 60. Peterson Fersa - AI PAPI 61. Kpd, Man Without A Clue - I Got That 62. Myk Dubz - The Power 63. Kokiri, Selker - Got Me Crazy 64. Mirko, Meex - Bring It Back 65. Qubiko - Anemoia 66. Eastmynd - Mind Made Up 67. Footwurk, We Are Robots - Feel It 68. Habbo Foxx, Josh Hunter - Don't Pretend 69. Jdhsbdy - LET ME GO 70. Hector Couto - Bad Bed 71. Fdf - Love Starts To Fade 72. Gene Farris - Let's Go Back 73. Jason Cadden, Olly K, 0Ne4Rm - My Obsession 74. Лауд, Shakhov - Кардио ритм 75. Charles Dockins - As we Dance 76. Obando, Matheo Velez - Whatcha Gonna Do 77. Chris Lake, Black Lotus - Favourite One

Carver and Lisi share bets for tonight's MLB action, take a look at the latest updates from ACC and Big Ten Media Days, discuss picks for the 3M Open, and more!

Carver and Lisi share bets for tonight's MLB action, take a look at the latest updates from ACC and Big Ten Media Days, discuss picks for the 3M Open, and more!

Carver and Lisi share bets and home run picks for tonight's MLB slate, take a look at the latest updates from ACC and Big 10 Media Days, discuss the latest from NFL training camps, and more!

Carver and Lisi share bets and home run picks for tonight's MLB slate, take a look at the latest updates from ACC and Big 10 Media Days, discuss the latest from NFL training camps, and more!

Carver and Lisi take a look at tonight's full MLB slate, preview this week's ACC & Big 10 Media Days, recap the Open Championship, and more!

Carver and Lisi take a look at tonight's full MLB slate, preview this week's ACC & Big 10 Media Days, recap the Open Championship, and more!

Carver and Lisi take a look at more NFL and college football futures, put together a MLB total wins parlay, share some picks for the Open Championship, and much more!

Carver and Lisi take a look at more NFL and college football futures, put together a MLB total wins parlay, share some picks for the Open Championship, and much more!

Carver and Lisi take a look at the latest updates from SEC Media Days, discuss some odds and win totals for the upcoming college football season, share picks for the Open Championship, and more!

Carver and Lisi take a look at the latest updates from SEC Media Days, discuss some odds and win totals for the upcoming college football season, share picks for the Open Championship, and more!

Carver and Lisi share bets for tonight's MLB All-Star game, discuss the latest updates from SEC Media Days, and more!

Carver and Lisi share bets for tonight's MLB All-Star game, discuss the latest updates from SEC Media Days, and more!

Carver and Lisi share odds and picks for tonight's MLB Home Run Derby, discuss the latest updates from SEC Media Days, and more!

Carver and Lisi share odds and picks for tonight's MLB Home Run Derby, discuss the latest updates from SEC Media Days, and more!

Carver and Lisi take a look at tonight's MLB slate, share picks for the Scottish Open, discuss the latest college football updates, and more!

Carver and Lisi take a look at tonight's MLB slate, share picks for the Scottish Open, discuss the latest college football updates, and more!

Carver and Lisi share bets and home run picks for tonight's MLB slate, discuss the Big 12 Media Week updates, take a look at tonight's NBA Summer League action, and more!

Carver and Lisi take a look at tonight's MLB slate, discuss picks for the John Deere Classic, share bets for tonight's CFL action, and more!

Carver and Lisi take a look at tonight's MLB slate, share picks for the John Deere Classic, put together a college football win parlay, and much more!

Carver and Lisi take a look at tonight's MLB slate, share picks for the John Deere Classic, put together a college football win parlay, and much more!

Carver and Lisi share home run picks for tonight's MLB slate, discuss the latest NBA and NHL news, share reactions to the latest NFL trades, and more!

Carver and Lisi take a look at tonight's MLB action, share their reactions to the latest big NFL trade, take a look at the latest NBA and NHL free agency updates, share some early picks for the John Deere Classic, and more!

Carver and Lisi take a look at tonight's MLB action, share their reactions to the latest big NFL trade, take a look at the latest NBA and NHL free agency updates, share some early picks for the John Deere Classic, and more!

Carver and Lisi take a look at tonight's MLB action, discuss the latest updates from the NHL draft, share some picks for the Rocket Mortgage Classic, and more!

Ce vendredi 9 mai marque le Jour de l'Europe. Paris et Varsovie vont signé à Nancy le premier traité franco-polonais, près d'un an après son annonce par le gouvernement polonais. Le "bouclier oriental" commence ainsi a prendre forme le long de la frontière avec la Russie et la Biélorussie. Adrien Sarlat s'est rendu pour RTL à la lisière de l'enclave de Kaliningrad, où les premiers tronçons de travaux ont déjà été réalisés, avec l'ambition de faire de cette frontière la plus sécurisée d'Europe.Distribué par Audiomeans. Visitez audiomeans.fr/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.

In 2011, 18-year-old Nieko Lisi disappeared after taking a road trip to Tennessee without telling his family. Nearly five years later, investigators found the truck Nieko was driving, but Nieko has not been located. Join Mike and Gibby as they discuss the disappearance of Nieko Lisi. There is no shortage of persons of interest in this case. Mysteriously, even though the case is not that old, many of these individuals have died. You can help support the show at patreon.com/truecrimeallthetime Visit the show's website at truecrimeallthetime.com for contact, merchandise, and donation information An Emash Digital production