Podcasts about Literal

Coachella 2025 had some huge artists, but for some fans… it was literal hell before it even started.In this clip, I talk about the 12-hour lines, overpriced food, and an artist that took the festival "head on"FULL EPISODE HERE: https://open.spotify.com/episode/7G0n0ypwczDbddK0Tvimws?si=59a38a079365435c

Unfortunately there are tons of us that know the gut-rock feeling when righty-tighty turns to um...righty-loosey. Thankfully, we lucked out this time! We love you!

Konnichiwa, ninja.¿Alguna vez te han dicho que no tienes ni idea solo por dar tu opinión?Pues a mí sí. La semana pasada.Carias veces. Y me calenté, hice un hilo en Threads y ahora te lo cuento por aquí también.Resulta que la lié (otra vez) por decir que la fotografía depende más del ojo que de la cámara. Que si un fotógrafo va a una boda con un iPhone, y su trabajo mola, ¿qué más da? (generalizando mucho, ojo).Y boom. Explosión.Que si “qué sabrás tú”.Que si “respeta el arte”.Que si “por tu culpa el mundo se va a la mierda”.Dramita máximo en una red que cada vez se parece más a Twitter y me dan ganas de quemar el ordenador.Y oye, a mí me encanta debatir. Si me hablas con respeto, charlamos. Si me das un buen argumento, incluso te doy la razón. Pero si vienes con insultos… pues toma hilo, y ahora también pódcast y newsletter.Así que aquí van unas cuantas cosas que igual no sabías de mí, y que explican por qué opino lo que opino:1️⃣ Fui de los primeros en montar un fanzine digital en España.Se llamaba LOL Fanzine, lo lancé en 2009, era gratis y lleno de cómics, ilustración y hasta fotografía.Lo maquetaba, lo diseñaba, lo promocionaba. Todo por amor al arte. Literal.Y no cobré ni un euro. A veces incluso perdía dinero.¿Por qué lo hacía? Porque creía en ello.2️⃣ He apoyado a ilustradores, con nombre y apellido (aunque aquí no los doy).Una ex mía empezó a dibujar cuando estábamos juntos. La animé a dejar su curro y apostar por ello. Ahora vive de ilustrar.Conozco gente que apoyé en el fanzine que te he dicho antes cuando no los conocía ni el tato y ahora publican con editoriales grandes.He trabajado en un estudio de animación, rodeado de artistas.Y hasta he colaborado puntualmente con una marca de tabletas gráficas.Así que no me vengas con que odio a los artistas, porque seguramente los he apoyado más que tú.3️⃣ La fotografía me flipa desde el año 99.Mi padre me trajo una cámara digital de EE.UU. y desde entonces no he parado.Monté BCN Camera Club (que lo he cerrado recientemente para centrarme en otras cosas), doy talleres de fotografía con iPhone, y tengo un libro publicado como fotógrafo: Acordes de guitarra flamenca para Dummies. No pasaré a la historia como el mejor fotógrafo, pero ahí está

Historical feuds, inspiration from all sources, and some choice words about spicy food, what a podcast! Plus! We create yet another fictional podcast, give our sick-day strats, and try and make Blue's cold go far far away!Our podcast, like our videos, sometimes touches on the violence, assaults, and murders your English required reading list loves (also we curse sometimes). Treat us like a TV-14 show.Preorder your copy of Aurora today:https://comicaurora.com/books/Pins!:https://overlysarcastic.shopOSP has new videos every Friday:https://www.youtube.com/c/OverlySarcasticProductionsChannelQuestion for the Podcast? Head to the #ask-ospod discord channel:https://discord.gg/OSPMerch:https://overlysarcastic.shopFollow Us:Patreon.com/OSPTwitter.com/OSPyoutubeTwitter.com/sophie_kay_Music By OSP Magenta ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

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Ever wondered what happens when passion meets plastic bricks? In Episode 862 of the Lee's Summit Town Hall podcast, host Nick Parker welcomes Phil and Lori Volen, the creative minds behind Phillori Phigures (see what they did there?). These downtown Lee's Summit entrepreneurs transformed their pandemic hobby into a thriving business crafting custom, Lego-compatible figures that are captivating collectors everywhere. But this isn't just another business origin story. Nick dives into the truly important questions that divide the brick-building community: Are you Team Builder, meticulously crafting masterpieces that remain pristinely displayed? Or Team Player, dumping out containers and letting imagination run wild? The Volens share their own brick-building philosophies and how these different approaches influence their unique creations. Whether you're a dedicated collector or someone who steps on plastic bricks in the middle of the night, this episode explores how a simple toy became a creative business venture creating community, one custom mini-figure at a time.

Nuevo episodio donde Dani y Juanma hablan sobre la película de John Boorman La Selva Esmeralda. Un padre busca a su hijo en la selva después de haber sido secuestrado por indígenas... Este es el argumento de La selva esmeralda, una película de John Boorman (Excalibur) estrenada a mediados de los ochenta y rodada en exteriores de la mismísima selva del Amazonas. Dani Palacios y Juanma González tratan la película en un nuevo podcast de Par-Impar y hablan de costumbres indígenas, desnudos salvajes y Powers Boothe, entre otras cosas de este clásico de los videoclubs de los ochenta (y, quizá, uno de los favoritos de padres y madres, por motivos obvios).

Sabbath School panel discussion and insight by 3ABN pastors and teachers. This podcast episode follows 2025 quarter 2, lesson 1 of the adult Bible study guide book. This quarter's book topic is “Some Principles of Prophecy” and this week's Sabbath School lesson is titled “Allusions, Images, Symbols: How to Study Bible Prophecy”. Join us every week for a fresh and relevant study of the word of God. Reading: Jer. 29:23, 24 | Ps. 139:1-6 | Dan. 12:4 | Rev. 22:10 | 2 Tim. 3:15-17 | Heb. 4:12. Memory Text: " 'But let him who glories glory in this, that he understands and knows Me, that I am the Lord, exercising loving­kindness, judgment, and righteousness in the earth. For in these I delight,' says the LORD” (Jeremiah 9:24, NKJV). (March 29 - April 4) Sunday (John Dinzey) - “Whoever Reads, Let Him Understand”Monday (Jill Morikone) - “God Wants to Be Understood”Tuesday (Daniel Perrin) - “Daniel–Shut Up the Words”Wednesday (Shelley Quinn) - “Studying the Word”Thursday (James Rafferty) - “Figurative or Literal?” Want the Panelists' notes? You can sign up here: https://3abnsabbathschoolpanel.com/notes/ Questions or Comments? Email us at mail@3abn.org Donate: https://3abn.org/donate-quick.html

Hadran on the Rambam (and the Completion of Tractate Ketubot): "And the Tree of the Field Shall Yield Its Fruit (Leviticus 26:4) – Literal or Figurative: An Explanation of Maimonides' View that in the Future, the World Will Follow Its Natural Course, Even Though the Resurrection of the Dead Constitutes a Renewal of Creation."

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4-3 Figurado o Literal

Nosso verso para memorizar está em jeremias, capítulo 9, versículo 24, onde lemos, Mas aquele que se gloria, glorie-senisto: em Me conhecer e saber que Eu sou o Senhor e faço misericórdia, juízo e justiça na Terra; porque destas coisas Me agrado, diz o Senhor.

Hit subscribe so you don't miss out on all the inspiring sustainability stories!In this episode, we'll talk about a UN-led $200 B per year backed by multiple nations plan to protect nature, China's renewable energy projects to tackle climate change, as well as some concerning developments in the US to downplay the impact and information around climate change AND the plastic lie that made us LIVID. ⌛⌛TIMESTAMPS02:43 Fast Good News in Sustainability05:12 Challenges Facing National Parks07:37 The Plastic Recycling Lie09:47 The Reality of Plastic Waste as Fuel16:49 The Disillusionment with Recycling Solutions19:03 Investigating Plastic Waste and Its Consequences22:16 The Human Cost of Recycling Efforts24:53 The Deceptive Marketing of TerraCycle27:55 The Illusion of Sustainable Solutions—ARTICLES: Fast Good News:UN talks end in Rome with nations backing $200 billion a year plan to protect nature https://www.ecowatch.com/cop16-biodiversity-conservation-plan.htmlChina announces plans for major renewable projects to tackle climate change https://www.reuters.com/sustainability/climate-energy/china-announces-plans-major-renewable-projects-tackle-climate-change-2025-03-05/Farmers sue USDA after agency deletes climate change data: https://www.alternet.org/farmers-usda-trump/USA national park servicehttps://explorersweb.com/u-s-national-parks-report-record-visitor-numbers-at-catastrophic-time/https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/czx7kez4vx2oHow to support: https://www.reddit.com/r/NationalPark/comments/1ieojz9/support_national_parks_how_you_can_help_right_now/The conversation: The Plastic LieThe Recycling Myth from the Why: https://youtu.be/j_tgfvomUf8?si=_XOW_4Yfdlvs15Information about using plastic as fuel: https://www.nationalgeographic.com/environment/article/should-we-burn-plastic-wasteAlliance to end plastic waste: https://www.endplasticwaste.org/How it works, Terracycle: https://www.terracycle.com/en-US/about-terracycle/our_recycling_processLawsuit: https://climatecasechart.com/case/last-beach-cleanup-v-terracycle-inc/#terracycle #plastic #blackmarket #goodnews #cop16 #environmental

Fecha: 03-04-2025 Título: Figurado o literal Autor: John C. Peckhman Locución: Cristina Rosas http://evangelike.com/estudios-biblicos-para-adultos/

Tue, 01 Apr 2025 20:45:00 GMT http://relay.fm/connected/546 http://relay.fm/connected/546 Letting the Literal Light In 546 Federico Viticci, Stephen Hackett, and Myke Hurley Federico and Stephen address some follow up, then saddle up for the Rumor Roundup before answering a round of listener questions. Federico and Stephen address some follow up, then saddle up for the Rumor Roundup before answering a round of listener questions. clean 3930 Federico and Stephen address some follow up, then saddle up for the Rumor Roundup before answering a round of listener questions. This episode of Connected is sponsored by: Fitbod: Get stronger, faster with a fitness plan that fits you. Get 25% off your membership. Squarespace: Save 10% off your first purchase of a website or domain using code CONNECTED. Links and Show Notes: Get Connected Pro: Preshow, postshow, no ads. Submit Feedback Snell's law - Wikipedia Apple Health App Revamp, AI Doctor Coming in iOS 19; M5 iPad Pro, M5 MacBook Pro - Bloomberg Gurman: New iPad Pro and MacBook Pro Models With M5 Chips to Launch Later This Year - MacRumorsMacBook Pro Models With M5 Apple preparing M5 MacBook Pro refresh later this year, ahead of 'overhaul' in 2026 - 9to5Mac Another new Apple product will make the switch to in-house modems in 2027: report - 9to5Mac Apple reportedly wants to 'replicate' your doctor next year with new Project Mulberry - 9to5Mac Apple Updates Its OSes with Mail Parity Across Platforms, Recipes in News, Apple Intelligence on visionOS, and More - MacStories

Tue, 01 Apr 2025 20:45:00 GMT http://relay.fm/connected/546 http://relay.fm/connected/546 Federico Viticci, Stephen Hackett, and Myke Hurley Federico and Stephen address some follow up, then saddle up for the Rumor Roundup before answering a round of listener questions. Federico and Stephen address some follow up, then saddle up for the Rumor Roundup before answering a round of listener questions. clean 3930 Federico and Stephen address some follow up, then saddle up for the Rumor Roundup before answering a round of listener questions. This episode of Connected is sponsored by: Fitbod: Get stronger, faster with a fitness plan that fits you. Get 25% off your membership. Squarespace: Save 10% off your first purchase of a website or domain using code CONNECTED. Links and Show Notes: Get Connected Pro: Preshow, postshow, no ads. Submit Feedback Snell's law - Wikipedia Apple Health App Revamp, AI Doctor Coming in iOS 19; M5 iPad Pro, M5 MacBook Pro - Bloomberg Gurman: New iPad Pro and MacBook Pro Models With M5 Chips to Launch Later This Year - MacRumorsMacBook Pro Models With M5 Apple preparing M5 MacBook Pro refresh later this year, ahead of 'overhaul' in 2026 - 9to5Mac Another new Apple product will make the switch to in-house modems in 2027: report - 9to5Mac Apple reportedly wants to 'replicate' your doctor next year with new Project Mulberry - 9to5Mac Apple Updates Its OSes with Mail Parity Across Platforms, Recipes in News, Apple Intelligence on visionOS, and More - MacStories

THIS IS A PUBLIC SERVICE ANNOUNCEMENT:Please take note of the following warnings before proceeding into this issue.TRIPPING HAZARD! Legendary 'Kappa' Hunter's flustered, loosey-goosey balls are rolling around freely in the streets of Japan.BEWARE of Schreiber's Animal Husbandry! In light of animals now being able to talk to humans, please refrain from placing any hands on Dan's new LITERAL chick.And REMINDER to check your call sheet number on today's episode of The Darby Truman Show (proudly brought to you by Name Brand cereal).Also, in this disturbed issue, we have: murderous colleagues stranded in Antarctica, very quiet sounds in a Sasquatch hotspot (audiobook available now... please!), freshly generated footage of the morally questionable Mexican 'Chaneques' goblins, and a new three-day Bigfoot festival in Oregon—which hasn't even happened yet! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Neil Needs a Nudge - Tyson on Religion Stuck in the Literal - The title says it all. I rap on that some more and urge him to talk with me about this topic - not that there wouldn't be a zillion others more qualitied - but I'm asking and could suggest a  broader approach so that his audience isn't misled.

Ask David My friend won't say thank you! Dating Anxiety Religion vs. Psychotherapy We want to remind you about an awesome virtual workshop on habits and addictions that Dr. Jill Levitt and David will be presenting on March 28, 2025 We will feature powerful new paradoxical techniques that will blow your socks off. It will be from 8:30 to 4:30 and you will earn 7 CE credits while having fun and learning how to heal yourself AND you patients. Check it out! It's less than two weeks away, some check it out while you still have time! You'' LOVE it and LEARN a LOT! Registration and More Information Here! As is so often the case, the answers to these questions that appear in the show notes were email replies to the person before the show. To get the full discussion, make sure you listen to the actual podcast, as the answers often evolve in unexpected ways when the “experts” hash it out! Today's episode is chock full of personal stories (some racy), expert Five Secrets advice and demonstration,  philosophical / spiritual discussion, and secrets of successful (and racy) dating. 1. Brittany asks: What can I do say to a friend who does not say “thank you” when I pay for our meal or drive a long distance just to see them? 2. Jaydipe asks: How can I get over my anxiety around attractive women? 3. Ali asks: Can religious beliefs cause or intensify feelings of anxiety? (David will talk about the synergies between TEAM CBT and spirituality in all religions. He will also mention the potential antagonisms.)   1. Brittany asks: What can I do say to a friend who does not say “thank you” when I pay for our meal or drive a long distance just to see them. Hello David and Rhonda, I have a friend who typically does not say thank you to me when I pay for a meal out or drive us a long distance. I am someone who always says thank you even if the other person just bought us $10 worth of fast food or gave a short ride. I find myself feeling resentful towards my friend for not saying anything when I pay and drive us around all day. It makes me feel like they don't appreciate it. At the same time, talking about it and sharing my feelings would then feel like I'm asking them to say it, and then it would not feel authentic. I have said something about it in the past, and they were like I'm sorry, thank you. But it didn't mean much at that point. Is this one of those annoying traits I just learn to accept? Thank you, Brittany David's reply Well, you could just use a gentle I Feel statement, which might be paradoxically stronger, but combined with Stroking. Like this, "Jennie, you know I think the world of you, and greatly enjoy our times together, but when I pay for lunch, or drive a distance to hang out with you, you rarely ever say "thank you," and then I feel hurt and unappreciated." Something like that combines Stroking with I Feel and might be effective. But I always rate myself on what I do, or say, and not so much on how the other person reacts. You could, perhaps, also ask if they are upset with you about something that they've had trouble expressing to you. Best, david 2. Jaydipe asks: How can I get over my anxiety around attractive women? Hi David Many thanks for the podcast I'm struggling with social anxiety and talking to attractive women and I've watched all the podcasts relating to it. I think deep down I have a shame around finding women attractive, so I find it difficult to express interest in them. I find that I can talk to them easily during activities like climbing or co workers, but even on dates with women I can't seem to take things forwards playfully like you'd expect on a date. I'm too serious and I think that turns people off. I feel like I'm under the spotlight and I have to impress them otherwise they won't like me. I know this isn't true and I've been trying to get myself to do exposure therapy by asking girls for their numbers and being rejected so it helps with that. Also, I struggle with societal expectations, I hear women say that they don't want to be approached or talked to or anything so I just end up avoiding them because I don't want to annoy them, but it holds me back from getting the sex and relationships I want Any help much appreciated Thanks, Jaydipe David's Reply I have included your excellent question on an upcoming Ask David. In the meantime, have you read my book on dating, Intimate Connections? Best, david PS Should I use your first name, or a fake first name? 3. Ali asks: Can religious beliefs cause or intensify feelings of anxiety? Dear Dr. Burns, After reading your books, I've started to recognize that many of my anxious beliefs seem to have a religious background. For example, in the Bible, there's a verse from John 5:14: “Later Jesus found him at the temple and said to him, ‘See, you are well again. Stop sinning or something worse may happen to you.'” Here's where I struggle: I want to live my life freely, which includes things like being with different girls before marriage (something I already do). But according to religion, this is considered adultery and a sin. Another verse that weighs heavily on me is from Matthew 5:27-29: “You have heard that it was said, ‘You shall not commit adultery.' But I tell you that anyone who looks at a woman lustfully has already committed adultery with her in his heart. If your right eye causes you to stumble, gouge it out and throw it away. It is better for you to lose one part of your body than for your whole body to be thrown into hell.” I often find myself looking at beautiful women on the street, which Christianity teaches is sinful, and this sometimes leads to feelings of guilt. I wonder: do I need to leave religion altogether to break free from these negative, self-critical thoughts? I also have other related thoughts that seem to link my faith with the good things happening in my life. For instance: My life is going well right now. My parents are alive, my brother is getting married, I'm healthy, and I've been fortunate in many ways. I've had incredible experiences, like participating in two Erasmus+ exchange programs in Poland and Lithuania during university, volunteering in Latvia for a year, and even having my New Zealand visa approved in a highly competitive process (only 100 spots for 85 million people, and the application closed in 5 minutes!). I often think that these blessings are because I believe in Jesus, follow the Bible, and try to live as a good person who avoids sin and doesn't deceive others. But then these anxious thoughts arise: I should always be thankful or pray, or else my life will fall apart. If I leave religion, something bad might happen—my parents could fall ill or pass away, and it would all feel like my fault for turning away from Jesus. Without faith, I'd lose my good fortune(luck), my appearance, and my opportunities. Wherever I apply to would be rejected, then I would understand that it was Jesus in the first place doing all of these things in my life, not me or vice versa! I'd find a terrible job, terrible working environment, terrible mutual relationships. Then everything would be my fault and I'd tell myself I should have believed in him in the first place but now I deserve everything that happens to me! These thoughts are overwhelming, and I'd love to hear your perspective on how to approach and challenge them. Thank you so much for your time and the invaluable insights you share in your work. Warm regards, Ali David's reply Hi Ali, Sorry you are struggling with so many restrictions, judgments, and inhibitions! I can imagine it triggers anxiety, guilt, inadequacy, resentment, discouragement, and more. You can let me know! If you want, I can include this as an Ask David question on a podcast, with your first name, or a fake first name. Let me know if this works for you. Also, what religion are you? I know that many religions around the world can be very fundamentalistic and super strict in their teachings. My own religious upbringing had a touch of rigidity, too. Best, david Ali's response to David Hello again, Actually, my family comes from the Christian (Orthodox-Armenian) minority in Turkey, where I was born and raised. So, I am an Orthodox Christian. You're absolutely right that I struggle with many restrictions and judgments. I'd love for you to include this as an "Ask David" question on a podcast since I haven't seen any episode (and I've listened to most of your recent podcasts, including number 408: Do You Believe in God? Does God Exist?) that addresses this topic. By the way, I already use an alias, so "Ali" is a fake name, but you're welcome to use it in your podcast! Here's a quick DML (Daily Mood Log) to clarify what I'm dealing with: The Upsetting Event: Doing my daily half-hour Bible reading before bed and coming across certain verses. Emotions: Sad: 60% Anxious/Worried: 70% Inadequate: 60% Guilty/Bad: 90% Abandoned: 70% Pessimistic/Discouraged: 80% Stuck: 75% Angry/Resentful: 75% Tricked/Duped: 80% Although I don't consider myself a devout Christian, over the past few years, I've started reading the Bible—the Old and New Testaments. Initially, I read them in my native language, but now I read in English to fully understand the content. Growing up in the church, I believed everything the priest taught. However, encountering some events and stories that seem illogical to me has made me question my beliefs. I often feel tricked and wonder if I've truly believed in all this. At the same time, I feel anxious and worried, as if questioning or criticizing my religion is a betrayal of God. Please let me know if you need any additional information. Ali David's reply Thanks, Ali, this is super. I was also raised in a somewhat strict Christian (Lutheran) home, and as a child had plans to become a minister, like my dad. In college, I learned critical thinking, and began to question some of what I was taught when I was growing up. For example, there seemed to be a bit of a bias against Jews, and my dad said they had to convert to Christianity to be  ”saved” and, I guess, avoid going to hell after they died. That didn't sound right at all, not loving, as Christ taught, who was himself a Jew, but hostile and judgmental. And I had good friends who were Jewish, so it felt offensive. Same with people who were gay. A strong bias that this was somehow “bad” and sinful, or something like that. Christianity, in the sense of the Catholic church, was really created by people a couple hundred years after Christ died, and they were reflecting their own human biases when they wrote the new testament and translated the old testaments. For better or worse, I am personally not afraid to disagree with much of what is in the Bible, and interpret it, not literally, but as a series of stories trying to communicate important spiritual truths, but these truths get quite distorted when people began focusing on literal truths, rather than “seeing” the message. Literal translations of religion risk missing the spiritual meaning and truth. This is especially true of the orthodox movement within any religion. This tendency toward being literal, rigid, and judgmental may be a partially inherited, genetic trait. Regardless, to me, it is offensive and ugly, and definitely not religious, but quite the opposite. In the early days, lots of religious cults emerged, and they all had their own special leaders. If your leader couldn't walk on water, that guru was considered inferior. So, it was fashionable to say that your spiritual guru could “walk on water.” What does that really mean? To me, it means that this person is pretty special, and much kinder and more loving than most others, and can perhaps convey some spiritual truths to us. But actual walking on water is a magic trick best left to television and stage magicians. This is my thinking only, and I do not wish to impose my thinking and beliefs on you or on anybody! I had tremendous respect and admiration for a Catholic nun, Sister Shela Flynn, who worked at my clinic in Philadelphia because she wanted to learn how to do CBT. She was humble and wonderful, and once shared with me that she also thought the stories in the bible were primarily metaphors, just stories trying to convey this or that idea about love, humility, and so forth. Not literally true stories you “had to” believe to be a “good Christian.” An, in addition, using my philosophy and CBT training, there is really no such “thing” as a “good Christian.” Positive and negative labels can be useful but can also be hurtful and destructive. Will stop babbling, and feel free to reject or ignore some or everything I am saying! But on an emotional level, I feel hurt, and angry about the literal “rules-based” versions of religion. Because I see, all over the world, atrocities being committed to a massive degree in the name of this or that “religion.” I am most comfortable with Buddhism, but even then, many people take it literally, make up rules, and so forth, just like other religions or spiritual “paths.” For some reason, people love to make up rules and then try to force others to conform to their beliefs and rules. This is due, in large part, to arrogance, and the desire to feel “special” and “superior” to others. These are not, to my way of thinking, spiritual qualities, but quite the opposite. Finally, I do not mention religion in my therapy, which is 100% secular, and based on research and on scientific research on how people actually change. But at the moment of recovery, which often happens in a flash, rather suddenly, the patient often “sees” something of a spiritual nature which they had not seen or grasped before. I have never seen anyone lose their religious beliefs because of effective therapy, but quite the opposite. In fact, what we might call “recovery from depression” (or some other problem) sometimes looks an awful lot like what the religious mystics from all religions have called “enlightenment.” So, that's the sermon my dad would have perhaps wanted me to preach from a pulpit! I guess this is my pulpit, and you are in my congregation! And this Sunday morning here in Los Altos, so that's the end of today's sermon! Best, david Contact information You can sign up for the David and Jill workshop on healthier habits here: cbt-workshop.com

Send us a textLawton Smith is a literacy advocate focused on adolescent reading engagement and the co-founder and CEO of Literal (LiteralApp.com). Praised as a “game changer”, a “Top Tech for Advanced Learners of ELA”, and awarded a rare five stars out-of-five for “Student Engagement” by Common Sense Media, Literal is an all-in-one digital reading platform for modern classrooms that is fundamentally changing what it means to read books on screens.

Literal blue-eyed soul man Luke Marzec has the type of rich, booming, wise-beyond-its-years voice that’ll make you do a double take. And he’s got saxophone skills to match(!). Tune into “I Can’t Get You Out of My Mind” for some proper, classic sounds comin’ atcha from England’s Wye Valley.   

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This week we get to talk to Myrna Leonard of the Missioners of Christ. Myrna servers at the Santa Margarita clinic in Honduras helping to restore physical health to patients while also showing them the love of Christ and upholding their human dignity.  Myrna's story is so simple and yet so powerful showing how God uses every day people to do his miracles.  If you're considering a mission vocation please check out the missioners of Christ's short term mission programs here: https://missions.missioners.org/To financially support the Missioners of Christ go here:   https://secure.qgiv.com/for/missionersofchristSanta Margarita (therapy program) - https://secure.qgiv.com/for/santamargaritaphysicaltherapyprogramClick here to learn more about supporting the Pontifical Missions Societies:https://pontificalmissions.orgFollow us on socials!https://x.com/tpms_usahttps://www.instagram.com/tpms_us/

I'm thinking of a movie, Stranger Than Fiction. It came out in 2006 starring Will Ferrell, Emma Thompson, Dustin Hoffman, and Queen Latifah. In it, Will Ferrell plays a mentally unstable IRS auditor who starts hearing an author's voice in his head and as she writes this fictional story, he is the main character and the events literally happen in his life. So he hears her speak of events, such as something happening that causes his death. And he's left talking back, saying, “Hey! Stop doing that! I'm not ok with that story!” I feel it's an incredible depiction that I realize is actually going on in my life, and I'm not taking it seriously. In the last episode I talked with Marianne Renner, whose new book is Self-Talk: 10 Stories You Tell Yourself That Hold You Back…And How to Overcome Them. This is my muse. I invite you to think through this with me…the idea that today you are going along listening to a fairly fictional depiction of your life that if you're not aware of, you'll just agree with. Also, if you'll go to mariannerenner.com/selftalk, you can get the first three chapters of Marianne's book absolutely free.  Sign up for your $1/month trial period at shopify.com/kevin Go to shipstation.com and use code KEVIN to start your free trial. Join millions of Americans reaching their financial goals—starting at just $3/month! Get $25 towards your first stock purchase at get.stash.com/DRIVE. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This episode tells the story of a church steeped in the spirit of religion, people NOT open to change and growth, and uncommitted people in positions of influence. All that changed when Scripture was secretly put around the property in the form of stakes with verses. Do NOT miss this story. Download 4 The One Studio app to view Taking Groundhttps://active-faith.org/active-faith-online-studies SteveHemphill1@me.com https://active-faith.org/donate/

*Scared of Trump and Tariffs? Maybe there is a plan? *Do you have a "trade deficit" in your household? *Tim Kaine embarrasses himself talking about Department of Education and DOGE. *Literal tears for the Department of Ed? *Republicans are now "bastards" according to this Senator. *CNN says leave governing to the experts. HA! *Potential new laws in Virginia: menstrual disorders? Seat belts? *Should employers be forced to pay for sick leave? *New York Yankees can now grow beards. And more.

When first venturing into the study of the return of Messiah, one can be easily confused by the seemingly contradictory statements regarding Yeshua's second coming.There are statements that speak of Messiah coming for his own, as well as his coming visibly for the whole world to see.There are verses that speak of Messiah coming to judge the works of believers as well as those that refer to him  coming to judge humanity in general.There are passages that tell us that believers will be "caught up" into the clouds "to meet the Lord in the air" (I Thessalonians 4:17), a marriage supper of the Lamb (Revelation 19:9), a judgment upon the "beast" and false prophet (Revelation 19:20), a binding and ultimate judgment upon Satan (Revelation 20:1-2, 10), the establishment of the Messianic Kingdom (Revelation 20:4) and a final "white throne" judgment (Revelation 20:11-12).How are all these statements to be understood? How are they to be reconciled with one another? In what order are they to occur? These are the questions we will explore at our Saturday services and find answers to as we study together what Scripture says about the return of Messiah Yeshua.YouTube: https://youtube.com/live/ruFANAqm3BcSend us a text

Francisco de Asín, director comercial de la empresa Menudos Humos SA, compañía dedicada a la venta y distribución de humo, sostiene que el sector estar mejor que nunca y viene con ejemplos

Francisco de Asín, director comercial de la empresa Menudos Humos SA, compañía dedicada a la venta y distribución de humo, sostiene que el sector estar mejor que nunca y viene con ejemplos

Francisco de Asín, director comercial de la empresa Menudos Humos SA, compañía dedicada a la venta y distribución de humo, sostiene que el sector estar mejor que nunca y viene con ejemplos

In this episode of The Sarah B Show - Sarah is sick AGAIN, but powers through. She goes into detail about some very crazy, erotic and chaotic events that she recently endured at her apartment complex and then spills the beans on some VERY exciting news!www.sarahbshow.comwww.gocleanse.com/sarah

Finn goes over the 2025 Arnold trip highlights, Jacob and Tom talk about the adventures of owning a gym!SPONSORS@pioneer_fitpioneerfit.comShow Hosts@tomkal1@huckfinnbarbell@Jacob.w.ross@hfbapparel@letsgetstupidpodcast@officialbebetterbrandletsgetstupidpodcast@gmail.comwww.huckfinnbarbell.comwww.bebetterofficial.com

Daily Dose of Hope March 6, 2025 Day 5 of Week 49   Scripture:  Nehemiah 7-9; Psalm 140; Revelation 7   Welcome back, everyone, to the Daily Dose of Hope!  This is the devotional and podcast that complements the New Hope Church daily Bible reading plan.   We head back to Nehemiah for our Old Testament reading.  Let's start with chapter 7.  Nehemiah knows that there are still dangers outside (and maybe even inside) the city. Thus, the leaders must be chosen carefully. Obviously, they needed to be competent. But more than anything else, they needed to have character and love the Lord. Those in charge of the city required more than professional skill; they required integrity.   That's certainly just as important for us today. If we think of those who are in charge of our nation, our states, our cities, and even our churches, integrity matters. It isn't just about voting record, we need to think of how these individuals actually live their lives. How have they treated their employees, their spouses, and their children? Are they honest? Are they respectable? What is their faith journey like? Integrity matters.   There is also a discussion about the times during which the city gates will be open. This may sound strange to us but it really makes perfect sense. Nehemiah is delegating some of the city protection tasks out to various trustworthy people in the community. They are to keep watch and keep the large city gates closed during the busy times of day and only open them during the hottest hours. During that time, the enemies and opponents are going to be less active; it is truly the safest time of day. The men watching the doors can let their guard down for just a moment. Basic commerce can occur and some people will be allowed in and out. But those chosen to guard should come from inside the city, particularly those who live close to the gate. These are people who have a vested interest in keeping that area safe.    Chapter 8 is an incredible chapter.  Ezra the priest brings out the Book of the Law and begins to read it to all the people who could understand. Verse 3 of this chapter states, He read it aloud from day break till noon as he faced the square before the Water Gate in the presence of the men, women and others who could understand. And all the people listened attentively to the Book of the Law. I've been trying to visualize thousands of men, women, and children, listening to the reading of the law. Most likely, it had been years since they had heard God's Word read out loud. Some may never have heard it. Remember, they had been in exile and then they moved to a very disheveled and chaotic Jerusalem, where survival was precarious. They had become disconnected from God's Word for generations. And they begin to weep. They were both distraught and heartbroken at how far away from God's Law they had moved. But Nehemiah gets up and tells the people not to weep. Rather, this was a holy day of celebration. They don't need to grieve because God is joyful at their new found obedience. They need to rest in that and allow God's joy to be their strength.   In chapter 9, we read that as God's people stood and listened to the Book of the Law, they knew that things needed to change. After listening to God's Word, they corporately spent time in confession and worship. And then, they began to move toward aligning themselves with the law. This was repentance. Repentance is more than being sorry for something.  It's when we move away from sin and wrongdoing and move toward God. When we repent before God, we are saying that we will change. When we repent of our sin, we cannot go on consciously committing that sin without remorse. Repentance brings results that affect our behavior. When we continue to live in sin, we are short-circuiting God's power in our life. Lack of repentance can keep us from thriving and experiencing true awakening. Sin is like a millstone around our neck as individuals and as a church.   For what do you need to repent? Let's confess our sin, repent of it, become cleansed and available for the Holy Spirit to fill us and use us.   Let's head over to Revelation 7.  The first six seals have been opened. Before the seventh is opened, however, John takes an interlude. There is something else that needs to be shared. It starts with a vision of four angels standing at the corners of the earth. God is in control over all the earth. These angels emphasize that. Then, the text speaks of putting a seal on all of God's people.   I don't know about you but over the course of my life, I've heard people speak of the mark of the beast (or the evil one) far more often than the mark of God. We will discuss the mark of the beast more when we get to chapter 13 but certainly it's worth noting that some in religious circles stir up fear. “Be on the lookout,” we hear Bible commentors say. What is our infatuation with things that are dark, mysterious, and sinful? Perhaps we should be more interested and passionate about ensuring that Christ-followers are living in such a way that the world around them will notice the mark of God in their lives. As ones who belong to Jesus, we don't have to be fearful of Satan. We have the Spirit of the Living God within us and there is power in that! Ephesians 1:13-14 states, And you also were included in Christ when you heard the message of truth, the gospel of your salvation. When you believed, you were marked in him with a seal, the promised Holy Spirit, who is a deposit guaranteeing our inheritance until the redemption of those who are God's possession—to the praise of his glory. The mark of God is far more powerful than the mark of the evil one, yesterday, today, or tomorrow.   The chapter specifically mentions the number 144,000. Literal interpretations of this number have caused all kinds of problems throughout history. The Bible does all kinds of things with numbers that we don't totally understand in our 21st century context. Obviously, 144,000 is 12 squared. Both the numbers 12 and 10 often represent completeness in Scripture. As we work our way through the chapter, we find that the heavenly population is expansive. Verse 9 reads, After this I looked, and there before me was a great multitude that no one could count, from every nation, tribe, people and language, standing before the throne and before the Lamb. They were wearing white robes and were holding palm branches in their hands.   Heaven is larger than our ability to fathom. There are no limits in relation to size and numbers when we are talking about God and heaven. All people from all tribes, nations, tongues, and time periods are invited to receive Jesus and spend eternity in glory. Think about the awesomeness of that truth! People from across the globe will spend eternity worshiping God together.   Blessings, Pastor Vicki  

I used to view Portland through the lens of Portlandia. A bit ridiculous, politically too liberal, but an artsy quirky place that contributed to the cultural vibrancy of America. There should be places like Portland where quirky liberal people should be able to let their freak flag, even if I wouldn't want to live there. Not every place has to be Middle America where peole are hard working, mostly more virtuous, but much less quirky.

On today's edition of Caught Offside, we discuss Liam Roberts wild red card challenge on Jean-Phillipe Mateta, Anthony Gordon's rush of blood to the head and Matheus Cuhna seeing fire vs Bournemouth. Plus, is it possible Matchday 2 in MLS has already yielded our goal of the season? And we give some props to the Union, Frank Lampard and Wilfried Zaha.If you're looking for even more Caught Offside content, our premium channel, Caught Offside Plus, is up and running! Just go to https://caughtoffside.supercast.com to sign up! Once you have access to the premium feed, be sure to go back and check out our special "welcome episode" from June 24th, 2024 (we don't think you'll be disappointed)!For all the latest merch, get over to https://caughtoffsidepod.com/ where we have the Bingo t-shirts as well as our awesome new beannies!---Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/@caughtoffsidepod X: https://twitter.com/COsoccerpodInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/caughtoffsidepod/Email: CaughtOffsidePod@gmail.com Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

...With an "Orange Goblin" backer (Frequencies from Planet Ten), we've got a good assortment of gearhead supersauce on this burger: blind squirrel finds a nut (bad gov't radio ads get one right while missing the point on distracted driving); speed limits for asteroids (does it apply to meteors?); weird foreign terrorist Toyotas in Wyoming (hat tip, "Cowboy State Daily"), taxpayer funding and corporate automaker interest drying up for electric cars (BMW on its lead foot and Porsche on its rear); Nissan gets caught on the wrong side of the border and its checkbook; a return to favor for gas stoves and incandescent light bulbs; small Japanese seats and brakes; HIDs versus LEDs. There's fries with that: scary words in your shampoo ingredients, honest humanity in your "Blazing Saddles", Mexican light bulbs, Korean stoves, the 1911's birthday and at least one sammich.

...With an "Orange Goblin" backer (Frequencies from Planet Ten), we've got a good assortment of gearhead supersauce on this burger: blind squirrel finds a nut (bad gov't radio ads get one right while missing the point on distracted driving); speed limits for asteroids (does it apply to meteors?); weird foreign terrorist Toyotas in Wyoming (hat tip, "Cowboy State Daily"), taxpayer funding and corporate automaker interest drying up for electric cars (BMW on its lead foot and Porsche on its rear); Nissan gets caught on the wrong side of the border and its checkbook; a return to favor for gas stoves and incandescent light bulbs; small Japanese seats and brakes; HIDs versus LEDs. There's fries with that: scary words in your shampoo ingredients, honest humanity in your "Blazing Saddles", Mexican light bulbs, Korean stoves, the 1911's birthday and at least one sammich.

En el mes de febrero se promueve, desde las entidades activistas, la visibilización del Espectro Arromántico. Para muchas personas, hablar de arromanticismo es una modernidad e ignoran las discriminaciones y violencias que padecen las personas que se identifican como arromanticas. Por eso hoy vamos a hablar con Leticia Rey, persona arromántica en la Comisión Ejecutiva de la Federación Estatal. Y vamos a recibir en el barrio a Enrique Ramil, que presenta nuevo single y que llega a Wisteria directamente desde Miami. Literal.Escuchar audio

En el mes de febrero se promueve, desde las entidades activistas, la visibilización del Espectro Arromántico. Para muchas personas, hablar de arromanticismo es una modernidad e ignoran las discriminaciones y violencias que padecen las personas que se identifican como arromanticas. Por eso hoy vamos a hablar con Leticia Rey, persona arromántica en la Comisión Ejecutiva de la Federación Estatal. Y vamos a recibir en el barrio a Enrique Ramil, que presenta nuevo single y que llega a Wisteria directamente desde Miami. Literal.Escuchar audio

If you've been struggling with stubborn fat loss, low energy, bloating, or brain fog—your gut health might be the missing link.

A truly evil case out of southern California that involves torture and LITERAL dismemberment... yeah... be warned, gentlemen. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Ranking MLB Literal Bullpens with Alec Busse, Chad Leistikow, and Lucas' Notebook - Th H3

From the basics all the way to the most advanced, this episode will teach you the various meanings and uses of the English word “bitch”.Timestamps:0:00 Intro1:16 Literal meaning2:19 Insulting a woman5:36 Bitchy6:53 Insulting a man13:05 As an exclamation24:48 Complaining or whining32:08 Submission or humiliation36:49 A difficult task/situation41:23 Son of a bitch44:02 Bad bitch48:24 Basic bitch50:35 Crazy bitch51:14 Cold-hearted bitch52:31 Resting bitch face54:33 Bitch move58:55 (Do something) like a bitch1:00:06 Bitch please1:03:20 Bitch fit1:06:58 Bitch session1:07:51 Bitch slap1:09:17 Ain't this about a bitch!1:13:26 In this bitch1:17:01 Final thoughtsIf you love this podcast and want to show some support, click here

From the basics all the way to the most advanced, this episode will teach you the various meanings and uses of the English word “hell”.Timestamps:0:00 Intro0:49 Literal meaning6:36 [Question word] + the hell19:55 [Adjective] + as hell24:29 No way/chance in hell26:06 Go to hell28:43 Going through hell32:31 To hell with [something/someone]35:06 Get the hell out38:31 All hell broke loose43:56 A hell of a [something]47:40 Like hell53:29 Hell yeah!57:36 Hell if I know1:00:51 Raise hell1:03:56 Give [someone] hell1:07:00 A living hell1:08:42 Hell-bent1:13:42 Beat the hell out of [someone/something]1:16:38 (To go) to/through hell and back1:19:32 (There will be) hell to pay1:21:13 When hell freezes over1:22:39 (Going to) hell in a handbasket1:24:39 Through hell and high water1:28:45 Final thoughtsIf you love this podcast and want to show some support, click here

Professional psychiatrists are reporting a huge surge of left-wing patients ever since the 2024 election. That's funny, of course, but it has deeper importance too. Charlie explains why the left making itself into the party of mental illness has hobbled their ability to resist Trump's shock-and-awe agenda. USAID whistleblower, Dr. Mark Moyar, explains how the organization funded "privilege walks" and more with taxpayer dollars. Watch ad free on members.charliekirk.com!Support the show: http://www.charliekirk.com/supportSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Now wait a minute. We've had hundreds of stars on this show before, but none who were LITERAL stars thanks to recent developments. We're THRILLED to welcome back comedian, podcast host, and current contestant on DANCING WITH THE STARS IRELAND Gearóid Farrelly! Of course you know Gearóid from his many appearances with us and his hilarious stand-up shows, but he's also host of the podcast AGONY RANTS along with Niamh Kavanaugh. And if you're in Ireland, make sure you're watching and voting for him on Dancing With The Stars! Gearóid joins us to give advice on remodeling a primary bedroom and bathroom and whether or not a Friday wedding is considered gauche. Lonely Hearts Live is THIS WEEKEND! Join us for fun, games, giveaways, and advice. It's our best show of the year! A few Meet & Greet packages are still available as of this recording (act fast if you want one!), and if you're really looking to class up the joint this Valentine's Day, our Bubble Box package comes with an incredible champagne and Ronna's favorite item we've ever made - a gorgeous champagne stopper that's both elegant and practical. Join us on Sunday February 16 at 7pm ET / 4pm PT or, if you can't make it, stream it after! All ticket info at askronnalive.com Sponsor: Ready to optimize your nutrition this year? Eat smart with chef-made gourmet meals from Factor! Go to factormeals.com/ronna50off and use the code ronna50off to get 50% off your first box plus free shipping! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Merriam-Webster's Word of the Day for February 11, 2025 is: ruminate • ROO-muh-nayt • verb To ruminate is to think carefully and deeply about something. // We ruminated over the implications of our decision. See the entry > Examples: “Most of the songs bear the name of a store you'd see in every mall in the United States before they became sad ghost towns, air conditioning and smooth jazz blasting in the emptied, echoing caverns of capitalism. ... The trio uses nostalgia as a tool of examination, ruminating on the not-too-distant past in order to process the funny and sometimes heartbreaking process of getting older together.” — Dash Lewis, Pitchfork, 8 July 2024 Did you know? When you ruminate, you chew something over, either literally or figuratively. Literal rumination may seem a little gross to humans, but to cows, chewing your cud (partially digested food brought up from the stomach for another chew) is just a natural part of life. Figurative ruminating is much more palatable to humans; that kind of deep, meditative thought is often deemed quite a worthy activity. The verb ruminate has described metaphorical chewing over since the early 1500s and actual chewing since later that same century. Our English word comes from and shares the meanings of the Latin verb ruminari (“to chew the cud” or “muse upon”), which in turn comes from rumen, the Latin name for the first stomach compartment of ruminant animals (that is, creatures like cows that chew their cud).

Dan is officially anti-Martin Luther King Jr. because the show will be off for MLK Day on Monday, and for the first time in his life, he actually wants to do a College Football National Championship Game preview show. Then, it's time for a LITERAL put the kids to bed weekend, Jessica explains why the title game will have her feeling like a "happy little clam" no matter what, and do you have conversations with yourself in your own head when you're running? Plus, is Al Golden hot? Who looks better between him and Dan? Does Dan look like Flounder from Animal House? How about Chris Penn? Also, Dan reveals a spicy secret from his People Magazine eligible bachelor photo shoot from 20 years ago. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Description: In part two of this epic conversation, we continue our journey around the globe with Sydney Hatmaker to hear about some of the amazing adventures and experiences had during her six months travelling across Europe and Asia on a tiny budget. In this episode: ● We hear how staying connected while travelling can have some serious pros and cons ● Sydney tells us about the 200 hours of intense yoga training she underwent in the magical landscape of the Indian Himalayan Mountains ● She tells us about her heart-pounding experience climbing a (LITERAL) active volcano, Mount Rinjani in Indonesia, and how it was the hardest thing she has ever done ● And Sydney tells us how she ultimately decided that it was time to hang up the backpack and come back home. As you dream and make plans for 2025, we hope this episode inspires you to broaden your horizons, to take chances, and to say yes to new things. One thing we are sure of is that this once-in-a-lifetime adventure is sure to be repeated. The only question is where will we go? *** Thought-provoking Quotes: I get why people climb mountains. It's so empowering. You push up hard against the growing edge of your own limits. I didn't even know that I was capable of pushing myself that hard. You just take that feeling and it's contagious, it spreads to other parts of your life. – Sydney Hatmaker I met this amazing 70 year old woman in one of my hosels in Turkey who started backpacking when she retired. She had been all throughout the entirety of the Middle East. She was so incredible. We all gathered around her. She had the most incredible stories. – Sydney Hatmaker Resources Mentioned in This Episode: The 9 Enneagram Types Descriptions - https://www.enneagraminstitute.com/type-descriptions/ Skyscanner - https://www.skyscanner.com/ Rick Steves Travel Guides - https://amzn.to/41mKeFX Berghain Techno Club in Berlin - https://bit.ly/4gfaMNq Sagrada Familia - https://sagradafamilia.org/en/ Jen's MeCamp - https://bit.ly/3D1qX2I The Banana Pancake Trail - https://trail.bananabackpacks.com/banana-pancake-trail/ Hostel World - https://www.hostelworld.com/ Pyramid Yogshala Yoga School - https://pyramidyogshala.com/ Guest's Links: Connect with Jen! Jen's website - https://jenhatmaker.com/ Jen's Instagram - https://instagram.com/jenhatmaker Jen's Twitter - https://twitter.com/jenHatmaker/ Jen's Facebook - https://facebook.com/jenhatmaker Jen's YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/user/JenHatmaker The For the Love Podcast is presented by Audacy. To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices