Podcasts about Lost and found

Fluent Fiction - Danish: Mystery at Tivoli Gardens: An Unexpected Adventure Find the full episode transcript, vocabulary words, and more:fluentfiction.com/da/episode/2025-09-26-22-34-02-da Story Transcript:Da: I Tivoli Gardens i København, dafter de gyldne efterårsløv smukt mellem de gamle træer.En: In Tivoli Gardens in København, the golden autumn leaves drift beautifully among the old trees.Da: Den livlige musik fra karusellerne blander sig med børns glade latter.En: The lively music from the carousels blends with the joyful laughter of children.Da: Emil, en ung mand med en rolig natur, går gennem parken iført sin sikkerhedsvagt uniform.En: Emil, a young man with a calm demeanor, walks through the park dressed in his security guard uniform.Da: Han har et skarpt øje for detaljer og er altid på udkig efter at sikre, at alt er i orden.En: He has a keen eye for detail and is always on the lookout to ensure that everything is in order.Da: Denne dag er dog anderledes.En: This day, however, is different.Da: Astrid, en ung kvinde med et beslutsomt blik, nærmer sig Emil med et bekymrende udtryk i hendes øjne.En: Astrid, a young woman with a determined look, approaches Emil with a concerned expression in her eyes.Da: "Jeg har mistet noget meget vigtigt," siger hun og klemmer sin håndtaske nervøst.En: "I've lost something very important," she says, clutching her handbag nervously.Da: "Kan du hjælpe mig?"En: "Can you help me?"Da: Emil nikker forstående.En: Emil nods understandingly.Da: Han vil gerne hjælpe hende, men parken er fyldt med besøgende, og det gør det vanskeligt at søge igennem folkemængden.En: He wants to help her, but the park is crowded with visitors, which makes it difficult to search through the crowd.Da: De har travlt, og hver time gør det sværere at finde det tabte.En: They are busy, and each passing hour makes it harder to find the lost item.Da: "Du kan komme med mig," foreslår Emil.En: "You can come with me," suggests Emil.Da: Han leder Astrid mod sikkerhedskontoret.En: He leads Astrid towards the security office.Da: De går gennem folkemængden og prøver ikke at lade sig distrahere af duften af brændte mandler og de farverige lys, der oplyser stierne.En: They walk through the crowd, trying not to get distracted by the scent of roasted almonds and the colorful lights illuminating the paths.Da: På kontoret viser Emil de forskellige kameraoptagelser til Astrid.En: At the office, Emil shows the different security footage to Astrid.Da: De spoler igennem timer af optagelser.En: They fast-forward through hours of recordings.Da: Pludselig peger Astrid på skærmen.En: Suddenly, Astrid points at the screen.Da: "Der!"En: "There!"Da: udbryder hun.En: she exclaims.Da: En ukendt skikkelse er fanget med hendes genstand i hænderne.En: An unknown figure is caught with her item in hand.Da: Emil ser opmærksomt på skærmen, derefter på Astrid.En: Emil looks intently at the screen, then at Astrid.Da: "Lad os finde ham," siger han beslutsomt.En: "Let's find him," he says determinedly.Da: De skynder sig ud af kontoret og sætter kurs mod det område, hvor kameraet havde fanget personen.En: They hurry out of the office, heading towards the area where the camera caught the person.Da: Det bliver en hektisk jagt gennem parken.En: It becomes a hectic chase through the park.Da: Musikken, der før var behagelig, bliver til en baggrundslyd af tidens pres.En: The music, which was pleasant before, turns into a background sound of the ticking clock.Da: De finder endelig figuren ved en af de mere stille områder ved en lille sø.En: They finally find the figure in one of the quieter areas by a small lake.Da: Emil nærmer sig roligt personen, mens Astrid holder sig lidt bagved.En: Emil calmly approaches the person while Astrid stays a little behind.Da: Efter en kort men intens samtale får de endelig fat i genstanden.En: After a brief but intense conversation, they finally retrieve the item.Da: Astrid ånder lettet ud og takker Emil overstrømmende.En: Astrid sighs with relief and thanks Emil profusely.Da: Solen er ved at gå ned, og parken begynder at lukke.En: The sun is setting, and the park begins to close.Da: De går sammen mod udgangen.En: They walk together towards the exit.Da: "Tak for din hjælp, Emil.En: "Thank you for your help, Emil.Da: Jeg vidste ikke, hvordan jeg skulle have klaret det uden dig," siger Astrid, mens de skilles.En: I didn't know how I would have managed without you," says Astrid as they part ways.Da: Emil smiler stille for sig selv, mens Astrid bevæger sig væk.En: Emil smiles quietly to himself as Astrid moves away.Da: Hans daglige arbejde har fået en ny glød; han har hjulpet nogen, og det føles godt.En: His daily work has gained a new spark; he has helped someone, and it feels good.Da: Astrid føler sig også lettet og taknemmelig for den venlighed, hun mødte denne dag.En: Astrid also feels relieved and grateful for the kindness she encountered that day.Da: Med nyvunden selvtillid går Emil tilbage til sit arbejde, mens Tivoli Gardens stille begynder sin natlige ro.En: With newfound confidence, Emil returns to his work as Tivoli Gardens quietly begins its nightly rest.Da: En ny dag venter imorgen, med nye gæster og nye historier.En: A new day awaits tomorrow, with new guests and new stories. Vocabulary Words:drift: dafterdemeanor: naturkeen: skarptconcerned: bekymrendeexpression: udtrykclutching: klemmernervously: nervøstvisitors: besøgenderetrieve: få fat iillumination: oplyserfootage: optagelserforward: spolerunknown: ukendtfigure: skikkelseintently: opmærksomthectic: hektiskchase: jagtpleasant: behageligbackground: baggrundslydquiet: stilleretrieve: få fat isighs: ånderprofusely: overstrømmenderelief: lettetencountered: mødteconfidence: selvtillidquietly: stillespark: gløddetermined: beslutsomttrails: stierne

Sermon for September 14, 2025 | Preaching text: Luke 15:1-10

Sunday Sermon, September 21, 2025 Text: Luke 16:1-32 Preacher: Zane Powers

Folks in Chicago love the Music Box Theatre for its curated programming and bevy of film festivals. But did you know the adjacent Lounge was once a lesbian bar? However, finding evidence of the bar is another story. In this episode, our community reminisces over past lesbian bars and queer women's spaces, and shows how these spaces thrive today.Learn more about the subjects and history discussed in this episode through an online exhibit -see here. Produced by: Quinn RoseEdited by: Mara Lazer

Bongani Bingwa speaks to Khabazela about the stories making waves online this morning. First, a parent’s viral post about their child losing nine water bottles since the start of the school year has sparked laughter and empathy from parents everywhere — with many sharing their own stories of missing lunchboxes, jerseys, and stationery. Then, a feel-good post about someone receiving their first paycheck has people reminiscing about their own early salaries and how they spent them. So, what’s the most common item your kids lose — and can you remember how much you earned from your very first job? 702 Breakfast with Bongani Bingwa is broadcast on 702, a Johannesburg based talk radio station. Bongani makes sense of the news, interviews the key newsmakers of the day, and holds those in power to account on your behalf. The team bring you all you need to know to start your day Thank you for listening to a podcast from 702 Breakfast with Bongani Bingwa Listen live on Primedia+ weekdays from 06:00 and 09:00 (SA Time) to Breakfast with Bongani Bingwa broadcast on 702: https://buff.ly/gk3y0Kj For more from the show go to https://buff.ly/36edSLV or find all the catch-up podcasts here https://buff.ly/zEcM35T Subscribe to the 702 Daily and Weekly Newsletters https://buff.ly/v5mfetc Follow us on social media: 702 on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TalkRadio702 702 on TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@talkradio702 702 on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/talkradio702/ 702 on X: https://x.com/Radio702 702 on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@radio702 See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

[sermon_banner] Today in Luke 15:1–10, we see God's joy in seeking and saving the lost through Christ—so our joy and mission must be the same, proclaiming His grace to the nations, even to us. [sermon_media_line]

Is our value in Heaven directly proportional to our degree of lostness on Earth? It's the question addressed in this episode of TURNING HOME called "Lost and Found".

A parable is defined as an earthly story with a heavenly meaning. And the parable of the prodigal son found in Luke 15 may be one of the most famous parables in Scripture. The story of the prodigal son is about God losing something very precious and sending His son, Jesus, to get it back. This is God's world, and He wants it back! To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/508/29

A parable is defined as an earthly story with a heavenly meaning. And the parable of the prodigal son found in Luke 15 may be one of the most famous parables in Scripture. The story of the prodigal son is about God losing something very precious and sending His son, Jesus, to get it back. This is God's world, and He wants it back! To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/508/29

Jesus seeks those who are wayward, even those who don't realize they're lost. This is the essence of amazing grace, as the hymn so beautifully captures: “I once was lost, but now am found.”  Every one of us, by nature, is like that wayward sheep, wandering far from the fold until Christ, the Good Shepherd, comes to find us (John 10:11). Listen so we can take a deep dive into the lost and found.

Sara Olson-Smith preaches on counting. When life leaves us feeling lost—whether through our own mistakes, painful circumstances beyond our control, or overwhelming doubt and isolation—it's easy to believe we don't matter. No matter what messages the world sends about our worth, we are precious enough to be sought after and carried home with care and love. We also can remind others of their value of being God's own. Preaching text: Luke 15:1-10

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The Presbyterian Church of Upper Montclair Sunday, September 14, 2025 Sermon "At Home In the Lost and Found"  Psalm 132:1-5, Luke 15:1-10 Pastor Greg Horn Elder Laura Phillips, liturgist

What does it really mean that Jesus came "to seek and save the lost?" In this episode of Side Notes, Arch sits down with our Founding Pastor, Tim Haring, to dive into Luke 19 and the story of Zacchaeus. They explore how understanding the Bible in context clarifies the gospel, why recognizing we're spiritually lost is the first step toward being found, and how the good news of Jesus transforms our daily lives. This mission isn't just for pastors; it's for everyone.

Sermon from 9/14/25 at Church of Our Saviour in Jacksonville, FL.

Sermon from September 14, 2025 by Brenda Tooley

Too many followers of Jesus are known for anger, frustration, and negativity. But that isn't who we are called to be. Instead, you should shine with joy! This message starts our new series called "Lost and Found." We will discuss a few things Christians have lost and desperately need to find again! We begin with something simple, but powerful: your smile.

One of the most remarkable and unusual box sets “Tracks II: The Lost Albums, seven previously-unheard Bruce Springsteen records have been released as a nine LP or seven CD collection. Spanning 83 songs - 74 of which have never been released in any form - Tracks II: The Lost Albums offers an unprecedented look into more than three prolific decades of Springsteen's life and work as an artist.Maggie's guest for this conversation is veteran Rock DJ Rita Wilde who shares her insights into the iconic Mr. Springsteen and this amazing release of his music.Seven previously-unheard Bruce Springsteen records will be released for the first time this summer on the widely-rumored and long-anticipated “Tracks II: The Lost Albums,” coming June 27 via Sony Music. A set spanning 83 songs, "The Lost Albums" fill in rich chapters of Springsteen's expansive career timeline — while offering invaluable insight into his life and work as an artist. “'The Lost Albums' were full records, some of them even to the point of being mixed and not released,” said Springsteen. “I've played this music to myself and often close friends for years now. I'm glad you'll get a chance to finally hear them. I hope you enjoy them.”From the lo-fi exploration of “LA Garage Sessions '83” — serving as a crucial link between “Nebraska” and “Born in the U.S.A.” — to the drum loop and synthesizer sounds of “Streets of Philadelphia Sessions,” “The Lost Albums” offer unprecedented context into 35 prolific years (1983-2018) of Springsteen's songwriting and home recording. “The ability to record at home whenever I wanted allowed me to go into a wide variety of different musical directions,” Springsteen explained. Throughout the set, that sonic experimentation takes the form of film soundtrack work (for a movie that was never made) on “Faithless,” country combos with pedal steel on “Somewhere North of Nashville,” richly-woven border tales on “Inyo” and orchestra-driven, mid-century noir on “Twilight Hours.” Alongside the announcement of “The Lost Albums,” a first look at the collection also arrives today with “Rain In The River” — which comes from the lost album “Perfect World,” and encapsulates that project's arena-ready E Street flavor.We also dedicate our time together to our mutual friend, the iconic Jim Ladd. James William Ladd (January 17, 1948 – December 17, 2023) was an American disc jockey, radio producer and writer. He was one of the last notable remaining freeform rock DJs in United States commercial radio. We LOVE you Jim! ❤️Host Maggie LePique, a radio veteran since the 1980's at NPR in Kansas City Mo. She began her radio career in Los Angeles in the early 1990's and has worked for Pacifica station KPFK Radio in Los Angeles since 1994.Source: https://www.rockgodzhalloffame.com/photos/rita-wilde/Source: https://brucespringsteen.net/news/2025/bruce-springsteens-tracks-ii-the-lost-albums-featuring-7-never-heard-full-length-records/Source: https://www.jimladdrocks.com/Send us a textSupport the show@profileswithmaggielepique@maggielepique

Mtr. Zoe's sermon for September 14th, 2025

Sermon - Luke 15:1-10 - Lost and Found by Community Lutheran Church

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Text for today's message: Luke 15:8-10

What do the parables of Luke 15:1-10 have to say to our broken hearts and world? Pastor Jordan Kologe teaches the joy of God is to seek and save; our joy is to be found.

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Fourteenth Sunday after Pentecost, September 14, 2025 Our Worship Series: Wounds That Heal. This Sunday's Message: The Found are Lost; the Lost are Found.First Lesson: Hosea 3:1-5.Second Lesson: 2Corinthians 2:5-11Gospel and Sermon Text: Luke 15:1-10. The Lost and FoundPastor Ron Koehler

Sermon 9-14-25, Ex 32:7-14, Lk 15: 1-10   The scripture for today really caused me to lean into my identity as a chaplain – and a word of warning – a chaplain will likely leave you with more questions than answers… The role of a chaplain is to ask questions that support others in remembering and reconnecting with their own coping strategies and belief systems One question that today's scripture brings up is What is the nature of God?   /        /        / This is a question that I often explore with patients I think of the 50-year-old woman with newly diagnosed triple-negative breast cancer – a very aggressive and difficult-to-treat cancer -- who finds the courage to ask “Is God punishing me for something?” as she comes to terms with how every aspect of her life is now upended and at risk /        /        / What is the nature of God?   This is an age-old question that humankind continues to wrestle with Not only among various religious traditions But also within Christianity Maybe especially within Christianity This disagreement is understandable – as we have two conflicting examples of God's nature in scripture today. In Exodus, the Lord says to Moses: “…Now let me alone, so that my wrath may burn hot against them and I may consume them” (Ex. 32:10) /        /        / Then in Luke Jesus likens God to one who continues to seek, welcome and rejoice over humankind – especially those who have “been lost” Throughout scripture we can find examples of God's nature to justify whatever perspective we choose to hold As we can with most issues Is God slow to anger and abounding in steadfast love or punishing sinners in judgement? Perhaps the more challenging debate lies within the questions about ourselves What do we believe?    How do we live out those beliefs? How do we respond when we inevitably bump up against life circumstances and people who challenge those beliefs? /        /        /        / I utilize psychology and sociology often as a chaplain, and draw upon those studies as I reflect on theology – the study of God – today Anthropomorphism is placing human attributes on things or beings that are not human We do this with our pets all the time, imagining their mood or desires We do this with plants and trees, imagining the grass is crying out in despair after days without rain – or rejoicing after the rain finally comes It's easy with these examples to recognize how we're likely projecting ourselves onto our dog or cat or lawn But what about with God? Might we also project ourselves onto who we wish God to be? /        /        /        / So I read and reflect upon today's scripture with the awareness that anthropomorphism and projecting are real I also reflect on them from an Internal Family Systems perspective which acknowledges that we have different, and sometimes competing parts of ourselves that influence our thoughts and behavior This acknowledges how at times there is a part of myself that wants my enemy to suffer AND a part of myself that wants to extend compassion to my enemy /        /        /        / Going back to the reading from Exodus with this perspective I think about Moses Moses who at the beginning of his call story begged God to pick someone else – anyone else – to do this work Moses who realized the difficulty of his call and lamented the grumbling and complaining of the Israelites to God Moses who continually turned around and devoted himself to guiding and teaching these people who kept messing up and falling short of “the plan” Moses who today implored God to return to God's good nature – and changed God's mind /        /        /        / The Israelites built the golden calf and began worshipping it instead of God This is the famous example of idolatry that Abrahamic traditions reference But, it also demonstrates humankind's greed – And desire to possess and control God /        /        /        / If God seems to stretch us too far out of our comfort zone Let's project onto God traits that are more like us Let us make a god into one we can understand And abide And feel better about worshipping /        /        /        / So we hear this anger from God in the book of Exodus over the people worshipping the golden calf and breaking the covenant They break their promise to worship only God They cannot keep their end of the bargain And God is angry – so angry God plans to burn wrath hot against them and consume them! But I wonder Is this God's anger Or Moses'? Moses - After years of serving in this role that he didn't really want Teaching and guiding and nurturing these people Literally participating in saving their lives While being on the receiving end of their grumbling and disobedience I wonder if Moses is angry /        /        /        / Fast-forward about 1200 years and the religious leaders are grumbling The Pharisees are grumbling about Jesus who cannot be controlled Jesus the Christ cannot be predicted or contained Jesus' love is bigger than what the law holds as he welcomes those outsiders Jesus, one with God, is despised and rejected Jesus persists in showing compassion to sinners Those who aren't keeping the covenant promise with God /        /        /        / Jesus gives us yet another window through which to glimpse the nature of God Through his own actions And with two parables One about a shepherd and one about a woman These are two other groups in addition to the tax collectors that the Pharisees looked down upon And here Jesus likens God to both a shepherd and a woman       /        / Jesus draws us a picture with his story of God who rejoices over those who return to God – and calls a huge celebration! /        /        /        / What is the nature of God? Jesus is trying to show the Pharisees that their righteousness has become a barrier to their ability to experience God Perhaps the merit of following the law is not the most important thing Somehow keeping track of right and wrong is preventing them from sharing in God's love and celebration “there will be more joy in heaven over one sinner who repents than over ninety-nine righteous persons who need no repentance” (Lk 15:7) The wild thing is that in these parables we know that neither sheep nor coins can repent There is no criticism of the sheep who wandered off, wondering what was it thinking and how long it wasn't paying attention to where it SHOULD have been going It's laughable to blame a coin for getting lost in the couch but I suppose we'd likely blame the caretaker of that coin for being so irresponsible God is rejoicing over what the Pharisees would have called worthless sheep and coins Who cannot even repent Which begs the question -- can we repent? /        /        /        / In spite of Moses' – or God's anger In spite of ignorance and sinning and irresponsibility God keeps the covenant God keeps God's promise God continues to show humankind mercy And Jesus is calling the Pharisees – and us - out God calls us out of the human nature of judgement and criticism And toward God's celebration /        /        /        / What is the nature of God? Maybe deciding we know the answer to that question is like building another golden calf Maybe focusing on God's nature is yet another way to avoid confronting our own nature What parts of ourself want to burn hot against someone What parts of ourself feel justified in the good works we do What parts of ourself continue to notice the short-comings of others What parts of ourself criticize our own mistakes or times when we chose poorly What parts of ourself limit our ability to celebrate and rejoice for keeping track of all our own faults and all that's wrong in this world /        /        /        / What is the nature of God? I do know that I want God to be slow to anger and abounding in steadfast love when I'm looking into this woman's tearful eyes listening to hear fears about not seeing her teenage daughter graduate from high school I also recognize the part of me that wants God to be a flaming hot wrath consuming the one whose actions and words seem so wrong And because of that I know that I have to let it go – and let God be God And refocus on my call and challenge as a Christian To continue to wrestle with the enormity of God's love To believe that God keeps God's promise even when I can't keep mine To give love to myself and to my neighbor in ridiculous and generous ways And in the midst of it all, celebrate and rejoice with God Amen.  

Pastor Danny teaches from Luke 15 where Jesus shares the parables of the lost sheep and lost coin to reveal God's heart for those separated from Him.

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“Lost and Found”Text: Luke 15:1-10Today, we hear the parable of the Lost Sheep and the parable of the Lost Coin from the Gospel of Luke.  Both stories show that God is the one who knows us and seeks after those who are lost or those who have been pushed out of the fold.  They remind…

We all know people who have lived in the "far country", far away from the Father. Maybe we have been that person. Just like in today's parable, if that person, if you, will come back to God, He will welcome you with open arms.

Have you found Jesus, or did He find you?

This week, we cover two of Jesus' parables about lost things that teach us what it's like to be sought after by God. Peter Walsh and John Kennedy delve into these stories that show us examples of earthly and heavenly joy, demonstrate how God seeks us in love, and challenge the belief that God is a taskmaster waiting for us to earn acceptance.Want to have your question or comment featured on the podcast? Leave a voicemail on our Rev'd Up hotline! Call (203) 442-5002.Learn more about St. Mark's at https://www.stmarksnewcanaan.org

The recent decipherment of the South Arabian Dhofari script from the first millennium BCE reminds us that we don't know as much about ancient peoples and languages as we think. And finding a completely new language in a Hittite text shows that they knew a lot more than us, which is sobering, since they didn't have fancy degrees or iced pecan oat milk lattes.

Fluent Fiction - Spanish: The Vanished Códice: A Detective Story in the Museum Find the full episode transcript, vocabulary words, and more:fluentfiction.com/es/episode/2025-09-06-22-34-02-es Story Transcript:Es: El Museo Nacional de Antropología en la Ciudad de México estaba lleno de vida en un cálido día de fin de verano.En: The Museo Nacional de Antropología in Ciudad de México was full of life on a warm late summer day.Es: Los rayos de sol entraban por las amplias ventanas, iluminando las vastas colecciones de artefactos antiguos de México.En: The sun's rays streamed through the large windows, illuminating the vast collections of ancient Mexican artifacts.Es: Entre la multitud de visitantes, Mariana, una estudiante de posgrado en antropología, observaba con atención cada pieza.En: Among the crowd of visitors, Mariana, a graduate student in anthropology, attentively observed each piece.Es: Había algo que la inquietaba, una teoría que necesitaba comprobar.En: There was something that unsettled her, a theory she needed to verify.Es: Mientras tanto, Javier, el curador principal del museo, observaba todo desde la distancia.En: Meanwhile, Javier, the museum's chief curator, watched everything from a distance.Es: Para él, la reputación y conservación de los artefactos era prioridad.En: For him, the reputation and preservation of the artifacts were a priority.Es: Sin embargo, la tranquilidad del museo estaba por romperse.En: However, the museum's tranquility was about to be shattered.Es: Un artefacto valioso había desaparecido y el pánico comenzaba a crecer entre el personal.En: A valuable artifact had disappeared, and panic began to grow among the staff.Es: "¿Dónde está el códice?En: "Where is the códice?"Es: ", murmuró Javier, su preocupación reflejada en su rostro.En: murmured Javier, his concern reflected on his face.Es: Mariana se acercó con una mezcla de entusiasmo y nerviosismo.En: Mariana approached with a mixture of enthusiasm and nervousness.Es: "Javier, creo que sé cómo encontrarlo", dijo, su voz firme pero emocionada.En: "Javier, I think I know how to find it," she said, her voice firm yet excited.Es: "He estado estudiando la disposición de las exhibiciones y creo que hay algo que no cuadra".En: "I've been studying the layout of the exhibits, and I think there's something that doesn't add up."Es: Aunque escéptico, Javier decidió darle una oportunidad a Mariana.En: Although skeptical, Javier decided to give Mariana a chance.Es: Con su permiso, revisaron minuciosamente el catálogo del museo, algo que llevó varias horas.En: With his permission, they thoroughly reviewed the museum's catalog, something that took several hours.Es: El día avanzaba y la presión aumentaba.En: The day wore on, and the pressure increased.Es: Mariana, aunque enfocada, comprendió que necesitaba ayuda.En: Mariana, although focused, understood that she needed help.Es: Javier reconoció su dedicación y comenzó a valorar sus observaciones.En: Javier recognized her dedication and began to appreciate her observations.Es: Pasaron al área de archivo del museo, un lugar menos visitado.En: They moved to the museum's archive area, a less visited place.Es: Allí, Mariana descubrió algo inesperado: una estrecha abertura detrás de una de las vitrinas permanentes.En: There, Mariana discovered something unexpected: a narrow opening behind one of the permanent display cases.Es: Con cautela, ambos se adentraron en el pasillo oculto.En: Cautiously, they both ventured into the hidden corridor.Es: Casi al final del camino, encontraron un pequeño almacén olvidado.En: Near the end of the path, they found a small forgotten storage room.Es: Allí, cubierto por el polvo del tiempo, estaba el códice desaparecido.En: There, covered in the dust of time, was the missing códice.Es: "Esto es increíble", exclamó Mariana, sus ojos brillantes ante el descubrimiento.En: "This is incredible," exclaimed Mariana, her eyes shining at the discovery.Es: Javier, aunque asombrado, sonrió con alivio.En: Javier, though astonished, smiled with relief.Es: El artefacto estaba intacto y su reputación preservada.En: The artifact was intact, and its reputation was preserved.Es: Además, Mariana había demostrado su valía y la importancia de pensar fuera de lo convencional.En: Moreover, Mariana had proven her worth and the importance of thinking outside the conventional.Es: Al salir del pasaje oculto, los dos compartieron un momento de silenciosa comprensión.En: Upon exiting the hidden passage, the two shared a moment of silent understanding.Es: Mariana había probado su teoría y había crecido en el proceso, aprendiendo a confiar y promover la colaboración.En: Mariana had proven her theory and had grown in the process, learning to trust and promote collaboration.Es: Javier, por su parte, encontró en la curiosidad y dedicación de Mariana una nueva perspectiva.En: Javier, for his part, found in Mariana's curiosity and dedication a new perspective.Es: El artefacto recuperado fue devuelto a su lugar en la exhibición, y el museo continuó su vibrante recorrido histórico.En: The recovered artifact was returned to its place in the exhibit, and the museum continued its vibrant historical journey.Es: Mariana y Javier, ahora colegas con respeto mutuo, caminaron por las grandiosas salas, ya no como desconocidos, sino como colaboradores en la conservación de la historia.En: Mariana and Javier, now colleagues with mutual respect, walked through the grand halls, no longer as strangers, but as collaborators in the conservation of history.Es: Así, la lección del día se llevó consigo un final satisfactorio, donde la historia no solo permaneció intacta, sino que también floreció con nuevas posibilidades.En: Thus, the lesson of the day carried a satisfying ending, where history not only remained intact but also flourished with new possibilities. Vocabulary Words:museum: el museocurator: el curadorartifact: el artefactocollection: la coleccióntheory: la teoríalayout: la disposicióncatalog: el catálogoarchive: el archivostorage room: el almacéncorridor: el pasillowindow: la ventanapreservation: la conservacióntranquility: la tranquilidaddust: el polvopath: el caminoperception: la percepciónreputation: la reputacióndiscovery: el descubrimientolayout: la disposiciónopportunity: la oportunidadpressure: la presióncollaboration: la colaboraciónunderstanding: la comprensióncuriosity: la curiosidadjourney: el recorridohall: la salapossibility: la posibilidadvisitor: el visitanteopening: la aberturaintact: intacto

One of the underreported casualties of any war is culinary culture. It's not just family recipes that might get lost; when you recognize the importance of food to our essential humanity, you can quickly see how the loss of culinary traditions can lead to an erasure of cultural and identity. This is the terrain author and human rights investigator Michael Shaikh explores in his new book The Last Sweet Bite: Stories and Recipes of Culinary Heritage Lost and Found.rnrnRaised in Cleveland and Karachi, Shaikh has worked for nearly two decades in the field of human rights, spending extensive time in conflict zones mostly in Asia and the Middle East. Shaikh's book explores the impact of conflict on the most essential of human traditions--what we cook and how we nourish ourselves and our souls. From a refugee camp in Bangladesh to the legacy of Nazism and Soviet rule on Eastern European traditions, Shaikh unpacks what might have been lost if not for the resilience of diasporic communities and the amazing activists, home cooks, and chefs who have kept traditions alive.rnrnJoin us for a conversation moderated by chef and Marine Corps veteran Ben Bebenroth of the nonprofit Spice Field Kitchen.

Fluent Fiction - Dutch: Lost and Found: An Unforgettable Adventure in Veluwebos Find the full episode transcript, vocabulary words, and more:fluentfiction.com/nl/episode/2025-09-04-22-34-02-nl Story Transcript:Nl: De zon scheen fel door de bomen van het Veluwebos.En: The sun shone brightly through the trees of the Veluwebos.Nl: De herfstbladeren kleurden het landschap in warme tinten van oranje en geel.En: The autumn leaves colored the landscape in warm hues of orange and yellow.Nl: Maarten liep vrolijk voorop tijdens het schooluitje.En: Maarten walked cheerfully at the front during the school trip.Nl: "Zien jullie dat?En: "Do you see that?Nl: Wat een prachtige kleuren!"En: What beautiful colors!"Nl: riep hij opgewonden naar zijn klasgenoten.En: he exclaimed excitedly to his classmates.Nl: Lotte volgde hem, maar haar blik bleef op de leraar gericht.En: Lotte followed him, but her gaze remained fixed on the teacher.Nl: "Maarten, we moeten bij de groep blijven," herinnerde ze hem.En: "Maarten, we need to stay with the group," she reminded him.Nl: "Jij en je avonturen.En: "You and your adventures.Nl: Straks raken we de weg nog kwijt."En: We're going to get lost."Nl: Maarten lachte en zwaaide naar haar.En: Maarten laughed and waved at her.Nl: "Kom op, Lotte.En: "Come on, Lotte.Nl: Heb je niet gehoord over die oude rotstekeningen?En: Haven't you heard about those old rock drawings?Nl: Ze liggen hier ergens verborgen.En: They're hidden around here somewhere.Nl: Dit is onze kans om ze te vinden!"En: This is our chance to find them!"Nl: Lotte voelde zich niet op haar gemak, maar Maartens enthousiasme was aanstekelijk.En: Lotte didn't feel at ease, but Maarten's enthusiasm was contagious.Nl: Na wat overleg besloot ze hem te vergezellen.En: After some consideration, she decided to join him.Nl: Samen liepen ze dieper het bos in, weg van de bekende paden.En: Together, they walked deeper into the forest, away from the familiar paths.Nl: Het Veluwebos was rustgevend en tegelijk mysterieus.En: The Veluwebos was soothing yet mysterious.Nl: Het knisperen van de bladeren onder hun voeten klonk als een zacht tapijt.En: The crunching of the leaves beneath their feet sounded like a soft carpet.Nl: Maarten genoot van elke stap, terwijl Lotte nerveus rond keek.En: Maarten savored every step, while Lotte nervously looked around.Nl: "We zijn niet meer op het pad, Maarten," zei ze bezorgd.En: "We're not on the path anymore, Maarten," she said worriedly.Nl: "Maak je geen zorgen," antwoordde hij.En: "Don't worry," he replied.Nl: "Ik ken deze bosrichting.En: "I know this direction in the woods.Nl: Kijk!"En: Look!"Nl: Hij wees naar een rotsachtige opening.En: He pointed to a rocky opening.Nl: Daar op de stenen ontdekten ze de oude gravures.En: There on the stones, they discovered the old engravings.Nl: "Wauw!En: "Wow!Nl: We hebben ze gevonden!"En: We found them!"Nl: Lotte kon een glimlach niet onderdrukken.En: Lotte couldn't suppress a smile.Nl: "Het is... prachtig," gaf ze toe.En: "It's... beautiful," she admitted.Nl: Maar al snel sloeg de vreugde om in bezorgdheid.En: But soon, the joy turned to concern.Nl: "We moeten terug voordat de zon onder is."En: "We need to get back before the sun sets."Nl: De schaduwen werden langer en het bos begon donkerder te worden.En: The shadows grew longer, and the forest began to darken.Nl: Maarten keek om zich heen en besefte dat ze geen idee hadden welke kant ze op moesten.En: Maarten looked around and realized they had no idea which way to go.Nl: "Oké, misschien ben ik een beetje afgedwaald," gaf hij toe.En: "Okay, maybe I went a little off track," he admitted.Nl: Gelukkig herinnerde Maarten zich de mosrijke bomen die altijd naar het noorden groeiden.En: Fortunately, Maarten remembered the mossy trees that always grew towards the north.Nl: Hij leidde Lotte voorzichtig terug door het bos en volgde het mos.En: He led Lotte cautiously back through the forest, following the moss.Nl: Het was spannend, maar met zijn instincten vonden ze uiteindelijk de weg terug naar het pad.En: It was thrilling, but with his instincts, they eventually found their way back to the path.Nl: Toen ze terugkeerden bij de groep, slaakte Lotte een opgeluchte zucht.En: When they returned to the group, Lotte let out a sigh of relief.Nl: "Ik dacht dat we verdwaald waren!"En: "I thought we were lost!"Nl: Maarten glimlachte naar haar.En: Maarten smiled at her.Nl: "Ik beloof dat ik de volgende keer beter oplet," zei hij.En: "I promise I'll pay better attention next time," he said.Nl: Lotte knikte.En: Lotte nodded.Nl: "En ik zal proberen wat dapperder te zijn."En: "And I'll try to be a bit braver."Nl: Ze keken beiden naar boven, naar de hemel die langzaam donkerder werd.En: They both looked up at the sky, which gradually darkened.Nl: Het was een avontuur geweest om nooit te vergeten, en voor het eerst voelden ze zich allebei een beetje veranderd.En: It had been an adventure they would never forget, and for the first time, they both felt a little changed.Nl: Maarten zag nu het belang van veiligheid, en Lotte voelde de opwinding van het onbekende.En: Maarten now saw the importance of safety, and Lotte felt the thrill of the unknown.Nl: Samen liepen ze terug naar hun groep, terwijl de avond zijn rustige sluier over de Veluwe legde.En: Together, they walked back to their group as the evening draped its calm veil over the Veluwe. Vocabulary Words:brightly: felautumn: herfstcheerfully: vrolijkexclaimed: riepgaze: blikreminded: herinnerdeadventures: avonturenenthusiasm: enthousiasmecontagious: aanstekelijkconsideration: overlegsoothing: rustgevendcrunching: knisperenfamiliar: bekendeworriedly: bezorgdengraving: gravuresuppress: onderdrukkenconcern: bezorgdheidshadows: schaduwenmossy: mosrijkecautiously: voorzichtiginstincts: instinctenrelief: opluchtingthrill: opwindingveiled: sluierchanged: veranderdimportance: belangdarkening: donkerderdiscovered: ontdektenthrilling: spannendadmitted: toegegeven

Fluent Fiction - French: Lost and Found: Sibling Paths in the Ardennes Mysteries Find the full episode transcript, vocabulary words, and more:fluentfiction.com/fr/episode/2025-09-04-22-34-02-fr Story Transcript:Fr: L'air était frais en cette matinée d'automne dans la forêt des Ardennes.En: The air was fresh on this autumn morning in the forêt des Ardennes.Fr: Les arbres s'étendaient à perte de vue, leurs feuilles rouges et dorées dansant au gré du vent.En: The trees stretched as far as the eye could see, their red and golden leaves dancing in the wind.Fr: Lucien et Sabine marchaient côte à côte, leurs pas crissant sur le tapis de feuilles mortes.En: Lucien and Sabine walked side by side, their steps crunching on the carpet of dead leaves.Fr: Lucien était concentré.En: Lucien was focused.Fr: Il tenait une vieille carte à la main, donnée par leur défunt grand-père.En: He held an old map in his hand, given by their late grandfather.Fr: Il espérait sincèrement retrouver ce précieux héritage de famille.En: He sincerely hoped to find this precious family heirloom.Fr: Sabine, plus jeune et plus intrépide, sautillait de pierre en pierre, observant les écureuils et écoutant les oiseaux chanter.En: Sabine, younger and bolder, hopped from stone to stone, observing the squirrels and listening to the birds sing.Fr: « Tu te souviens, Sabine, de nos jeux dans le jardin de grand-père ?En: "Do you remember, Sabine, our games in grandfather's garden?"Fr: » demanda Lucien.En: Lucien asked.Fr: Sabine rit, se rappelant leurs fous rires et leurs aventures imaginaires.En: Sabine laughed, recalling their fits of laughter and imaginary adventures.Fr: « Oui, je me souviens.En: "Yes, I remember.Fr: Tu étais toujours si sérieux, mais c'était amusant !En: You were always so serious, but it was fun!"Fr: » Leurs souvenirs semblaient les transporter dans un autre temps.En: Their memories seemed to transport them to another time.Fr: Mais rapidement, la réalité de leur quête reprit le dessus.En: But quickly, the reality of their quest took over.Fr: La forêt était dense, les chemins difficiles et parfois, Lucien s'agaçait des détours imprévus de sa sœur.En: The forest was dense, the paths difficult, and sometimes, Lucien grew annoyed with his sister's unexpected detours.Fr: Mais il savait que sa vivacité pouvait aussi être une alliée précieuse.En: But he knew that her liveliness could also be a valuable ally.Fr: Soudain, le ciel s'assombrit.En: Suddenly, the sky darkened.Fr: Des nuages lourds menaçaient.En: Heavy clouds threatened.Fr: « Lucien, je pense qu'on est perdus, » dit Sabine, incertaine.En: "Lucien, I think we're lost," said Sabine, uncertain.Fr: Lucien prit une profonde inspiration, luttant contre son instinct de tout contrôler.En: Lucien took a deep breath, fighting his instinct to control everything.Fr: Il regarda sa sœur et hocha la tête.En: He looked at his sister and nodded.Fr: « Peut-être as-tu raison.En: "Maybe you're right.Fr: Conduis-nous, Sabine.En: Lead us, Sabine.Fr: Je te fais confiance.En: I trust you."Fr: » Ils avancèrent prudemment, Sabine suivant son instinct, Lucien observant les marques sur les arbres.En: They moved forward cautiously, Sabine following her instinct, Lucien observing the marks on the trees.Fr: Tout à coup, un vent violent se leva, secouant les branches.En: All at once, a violent wind rose, shaking the branches.Fr: Un craquement retentit, une branche énorme s'abattit juste à côté d'eux.En: A crack resounded, a huge branch fell just beside them.Fr: Le cœur battant, ils se précipitèrent hors de danger.En: With hearts pounding, they rushed out of danger.Fr: Au pied de l'ancien chêne de la forêt, là où la terre avait été bouleversée par la chute, ils découvrirent une petite boîte.En: At the foot of the ancient oak of the forest, where the earth had been disturbed by the fall, they discovered a small box.Fr: C'était l'héritage.En: It was the heirloom.Fr: Lucien l'ouvrit avec précaution.En: Lucien opened it carefully.Fr: À l'intérieur, une montre ancienne, ayant appartenu à leur grand-père.En: Inside, an old watch, which had belonged to their grandfather.Fr: En émergents de la forêt, le vent s'était calmé et les nuages se dispersaient.En: As they emerged from the forest, the wind had calmed and the clouds dispersed.Fr: Lucien regarda Sabine.En: Lucien looked at Sabine.Fr: « Merci, petite sœur.En: "Thank you, little sister."Fr: » Sabine sourit, le lien entre eux renforcé.En: Sabine smiled, the bond between them strengthened.Fr: « Merci à toi, de me faire confiance.En: "Thank you for trusting me."Fr: » Ils rentrèrent chez eux, la précieuse montre entre eux.En: They returned home, the precious watch between them.Fr: Ce jour-là, ils comprirent que leur lien était aussi un héritage précieux de leur grand-père, tout autant que l'objet retrouvé.En: That day, they understood that their bond was also a precious heirloom from their grandfather, just as much as the object they had found. Vocabulary Words:the air: l'airthe morning: la matinéethe forest: la forêtthe autumn: l'automneto stretch: s'étendrethe eye: l'œilthe leaf: la feuilleto crunch: crisserthe carpet: le tapisthe step: le pasfocused: concentrésincerely: sincèrementthe heirloom: l'héritagebolder: plus intrépideto hop: sautillerto observe: observerto laugh: rirethe fit: le fou rirethe adventure: l'aventureserious: sérieuxto transport: transporterdense: densethe path: le cheminunexpected: imprévuannoyed: s'agaçaitthe liveliness: la vivacitéthe cloud: le nuageto threaten: menacerto nod: hocher la têtecautiously: prudemment

Fluent Fiction - Mandarin Chinese: Moonlit Mystery: Unveiling Hangzhou's Legendary Teapot Find the full episode transcript, vocabulary words, and more:fluentfiction.com/zh/episode/2025-09-03-22-34-02-zh Story Transcript:Zh: 秋天的一个清晨，阳光透过薄雾洒在杭州乡村茶园的茶树上。En: One crisp autumn morning, the sunlight filtered through the thin fog and spilled over the tea trees in the countryside tea garden of Hangzhou.Zh: 每年的这个时候，空气中弥漫着一丝凉意，紧张而又愉快的准备工作正在展开。En: At this time of year, a slight chill lingered in the air, and anxious yet joyful preparations were underway.Zh: 梁，一个年轻的采茶工人，正忙着摘下色泽饱满的茶叶。En: Liang, a young tea picker, was busy plucking the full-colored tea leaves.Zh: 他总是在思考，脑子里装满了关于当地传说和神秘事件的想法。En: His mind was always occupied with thoughts of local legends and mysterious events.Zh: 传说中，这片茶园里有一个古老的茶壶，能给园子带来繁荣。En: According to legend, there was an ancient teapot in this tea garden that could bring prosperity to the garden.Zh: 然而，几天前，这个茶壶突然消失了。En: However, a few days ago, the teapot suddenly disappeared.Zh: 梁对此非常好奇，并觉得有必要查明真相。En: Liang was very curious about this and felt it was necessary to uncover the truth.Zh: 他相信，这不仅仅是一个简单的失物，这背后一定藏着什么秘密。En: He believed that this was not just a simple lost item, but that there was certainly some secret behind it.Zh: 然而，茶园主人程对此毫不在意。En: However, the tea garden's owner, Cheng, was indifferent to this.Zh: 他认为，一个古老的茶壶消失了并不是什么大事。En: He thought that the disappearance of an old teapot was no big deal.Zh: 但每次谈到这个话题，梁总感觉他的同事梅有些欲言又止，仿佛知道些什么。En: But every time this topic was mentioned, Liang felt that his colleague, Mei, seemed hesitant to speak, as if she knew something.Zh: 有天晚上，明亮的月光洒在茶园上，梁决定跟随梅看看她的举动。En: One night, with bright moonlight blanketing the tea garden, Liang decided to follow Mei and observe her actions.Zh: 他想，或许梅知道茶壶的下落。En: He thought perhaps she knew the whereabouts of the teapot.Zh: 梁轻手轻脚地尾随梅，看着她沿着小路走向山那头。En: Liang quietly followed Mei, watching as she walked along the path towards the other side of the mountain.Zh: 终于，在月光下，梅停在了一棵老树下，拿出那个失踪已久的茶壶。En: Finally, under the moonlight, Mei stopped under an old tree and took out the long-lost teapot.Zh: 梁屏住呼吸，梅轻声祈祷，En: Liang held his breath as Mei softly prayed.Zh: 原来，她是为了履行她祖母的一个承诺——将茶壶归还到指定的地点，为茶园祈福。En: It turned out she was fulfilling a promise to her grandmother—to return the teapot to a designated place to bless the tea garden.Zh: 梁终于明白整个事件的真相。En: Liang finally understood the truth of the whole event.Zh: 他上前帮助梅，把茶壶放回树下的石座上。En: He stepped forward to help Mei place the teapot back on the stone pedestal under the tree.Zh: 此时此刻，茶园恢复了安宁，仿佛一切都回到了正轨。En: At that moment, the tea garden returned to peace, as if everything was back on track.Zh: 在接下来的中秋佳节，茶园一片祥和，工人在满地桂花的香气中欢声笑语。En: During the coming Mid-Autumn Festival, the tea garden was serene, and the workers laughed and chatted amidst the fragrance of osmanthus blossoms scattered all over the ground.Zh: 梁通过这次经历，理解了祖辈留下的文化传统和社区的重要性。En: Through this experience, Liang came to understand the cultural traditions passed down by the ancestors and the importance of community.Zh: 他发现自己更加热爱这片土地，以及隐藏在背后的所有故事。En: He found himself loving this land and all the hidden stories behind it even more.Zh: 故事从此未被遗忘，梁不仅成为了茶园的守护者，也成为了社区的一部分。En: The story was never forgotten, and Liang not only became the guardian of the tea garden but also a part of the community. Vocabulary Words:crisp: 清晨filtered: 透过linger: 弥漫anxious: 紧张joyful: 愉快plucking: 摘下prosperity: 繁荣disappeared: 消失uncover: 查明indifferent: 毫不在意hesitant: 欲言又止designated: 指定fulfilling: 履行blanketing: 洒在observe: 看看whereabouts: 下落pathway: 小路breath: 屏住呼吸prayed: 祈祷promise: 承诺stone pedestal: 石座serene: 祥和fragrance: 香气scattered: 满地cultural traditions: 文化传统ancestors: 祖辈guardian: 守护者mythical: 神秘community: 社区mysterious: 神秘事件

This week, we're honored to welcome Oliver Treviso from Swansea, Wales, an adventurer whose extraordinary journey embodies the transformative power of getting lost to find yourself. Facing uncertainty and conflict between who he believed himself to be and who he wanted to become, Oliver made a bold decision that would change his life forever.Oliver takes us on his incredible 20-month trek along the entire length of the Andes Mountains—from Argentina to Venezuela's Caribbean Sea. Covering seven countries and 14,000 kilometers on foot, he describes stepping off the plane in Argentina and feeling overwhelmed by the magnitude of what lay ahead.In this episode, we explore Oliver's transformation from a young man struggling with his identity to someone who found purpose through adventure. He shares harrowing stories from the trail and the unexpected kindness of strangers. Join us for a conversation about finding strength through solitude, the power of taking that first step, and discovering who you are when everything familiar is stripped away.

It's one of the most demanding and unusual humanitarian missions happening in the world today, and it's being carried out at sea, by the crew of the Ocean Viking rescue vessel. Chartered by SOS MEDITERRANEE in partnership with the International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies (IFRC), the ship patrols the Mediterranean Sea to rescue people in deep distress at sea. Crew members spend months at sea, living in small births, constantly on the lookout for boats in distress — small dinghies, full of people, lost among the waves. It's a dangerous assignment. Rescues often happen at night, during times of heavy winds and choppy seas. And it's not only the forces of nature that make this mission perilous – only a week ago, after this podcast was recorded, the Ocean Viking was hit by multiple gunshots. So why do they do it? How did the people lost at sea find themselves in these perilous situations? And how does the Ocean Viking crew find them on the vast seascape of the Mediterranean?In this episode we take you on board the Ocean Viking with Sara Mancinelli, the IFRC operations manager aboard the Ocean Viking and Camille Coletta, IFRC's protection coordinator aboard the ship. Please, join us for an immersive audio journey aboard the Ocean Viking, then please subscribe to this channel to hear more compelling audio storytelling as Season 5 of Red Vest podcast gets under way.

Pastor Travis continues this series discussing two related parables about the lost sheep and the lost silver coin showing just how much God loves seeking and finding the lost!

Josie Long presents a selection of short documentaries with stories of loss and discovery.From being lost in the music to lost love - Josie delves into tales of forgotten cassette tapes, voices rediscovered and teenage rebellion.Hide and Seek Feat. Steve ColganLost in Music Produced by Steve UrquhartI am Luther Blissett Produced by Rosanna ArbonFluctuations Produced by Phil SmithLost Voices Feat. Jude RogersLooking for Layla Produced by Hana Walker-BrownProducer: Eleanor McDowall A Falling Tree Production for BBC Radio 4.

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I sometimes feels like this is the Star Trek show that ended up in the lost and found. It's a shame too, it's such a little gem of a series. It just never found the right home. What about you? Do you have any room in your home for this lost little Star Trek show? You may find that it is a little bundle of joy to brighten your life. The only way to know is to open up your heart to this premiere episode of Star Trek: Prodigy. Episode discussion starts at 18:47 . This is episode 9/10 in our look at Modern Trek. Hosted by Jaron Hatch, with Cassh, Odin, Caitlin, Isiah, and Jennie. Email us at storiedstartrek@gmail.com Visit our Discord Server at https://discord.gg/6ynq25Zvkh

Fluent Fiction - Spanish: Lost and Found: Mateo's Jungle Odyssey of Discovery Find the full episode transcript, vocabulary words, and more:fluentfiction.com/es/episode/2025-08-25-22-34-02-es Story Transcript:Es: El verde penetrante de la selva amazónica rodeaba a Mateo, Isabella y Javier desde todas partes.En: The piercing green of the selva amazónica surrounded Mateo, Isabella and Javier from all sides.Es: Los altos árboles formaban un dosel espeso, bajo el cual los sonidos de la fauna local creaban una sinfonía constante de vida.En: The tall trees formed a thick canopy beneath which the sounds of the local fauna created a constant symphony of life.Es: Mateo, con ojos brillantes y una libreta en la mano, estaba decidido a demostrar su capacidad en esta expedición.En: Mateo, with bright eyes and a notebook in hand, was determined to prove his capability on this expedition.Es: A pesar de su entusiasmo, Mateo sentía el peso de la mirada escéptica de Isabella sobre él.En: Despite his enthusiasm, Mateo felt the weight of Isabella's skeptical gaze upon him.Es: Ella era la investigadora más experimentada del grupo y dudaba que Mateo pudiera soportar los desafíos de la selva.En: She was the most experienced researcher in the group and doubted that Mateo could endure the challenges of the jungle.Es: Javier, el guía, caminaba con pasos firmes y silenciosos, conociendo el bosque como la palma de su mano pero manteniendo siempre su preferencia por el silencio.En: Javier, the guide, walked with firm and silent steps, knowing the forest like the back of his hand yet always maintaining his preference for silence.Es: El objetivo de Mateo era ambicioso: quería descubrir una especie rara que había sido vista pocas veces.En: Mateo's goal was ambitious: he wanted to discover a rare species that had been spotted only a few times.Es: Su mente estaba llena de dudas, pero la ambición era más fuerte.En: His mind was full of doubts, but ambition was stronger.Es: A medida que avanzaban, el clima se volvió más complicado.En: As they advanced, the weather became more complicated.Es: La lluvia comenzó a caer, dejando los senderos resbaladizos y el aire pesado.En: The rain began to fall, making the paths slippery and the air heavy.Es: "Debemos regresar," sugirió Isabella mientras observaba las nubes oscuras.En: "We need to go back," suggested Isabella as she watched the dark clouds.Es: Mateo, ansioso por su proyecto, insistió en seguir adelante.En: Mateo, eager for his project, insisted on pressing forward.Es: Creía, con cada paso que daba, que estaba más cerca de su descubrimiento.En: He believed, with every step he took, that he was closer to his discovery.Es: Javier simplemente asentía, siguiendo de cerca pero sin intervenir.En: Javier simply nodded, following closely but without intervening.Es: Entonces, el clima cambió de repente.En: Then, the weather changed suddenly.Es: Un trueno ensordecedor retumbó, y la lluvia se convirtió en una tormenta feroz.En: A deafening thunder rumbled, and the rain turned into a fierce storm.Es: En la confusión del momento, Mateo perdió el rastro del grupo.En: In the confusion of the moment, Mateo lost track of the group.Es: Solo, bajo la lluvia torrencial, su corazón latía rápido, y la duda comenzó a incubarse.En: Alone, under the torrential rain, his heart beat fast, and doubt began to hatch.Es: Recordó las enseñanzas de Javier: mantén la calma, escucha la selva, confía en el camino.En: He remembered Javier's teachings: stay calm, listen to the jungle, trust the path.Es: Respiró hondo, tratando de evocar cada lección que había aprendido.En: He took a deep breath, trying to recall every lesson he had learned.Es: Con cuidado, siguió un sendero poco visible, guiado por los sonidos familiares de la fauna.En: Carefully, he followed a barely visible path, guided by the familiar sounds of the fauna.Es: Tras lo que pareció una eternidad, Mateo divisó una forma conocida.En: After what seemed like an eternity, Mateo spotted a familiar shape.Es: Era Javier, quien había vuelto para buscarlo.En: It was Javier, who had come back to look for him.Es: La sonrisa tranquila del guía fue un alivio, y juntos encontraron a Isabella esperando en un lugar seguro.En: The guide's calm smile was a relief, and together they found Isabella waiting in a safe spot.Es: Mateo no solo había vuelto ileso, sino que también había visto indicadores claros de la especie que buscaba.En: Mateo had not only returned unharmed but had also seen clear indicators of the species he was seeking.Es: Algo en su interior había cambiado.En: Something inside him had changed.Es: Había aprendido a escuchar más, a confiar en sí mismo y en los demás.En: He had learned to listen more, to trust himself and others.Es: Isabella, sorprendida por su perseverancia y evolución, empezó a verlo con un nuevo respeto, aunque todavía con una mirada cautelosa.En: Isabella, surprised by his perseverance and evolution, began to see him with a new respect, although still with a cautious gaze.Es: La selva seguía rugiendo a su alrededor, un recordatorio constante de su poder.En: The jungle continued to roar around them, a constant reminder of its power.Es: Mateo había ganado confianza y entendía que su ambición debía caminar de la mano con el respeto por el bosque y el trabajo en equipo.En: Mateo had gained confidence and understood that his ambition must walk hand in hand with respect for the forest and teamwork.Es: Sin duda, esta aventura era solo el comienzo de un viaje lleno de descubrimientos y aprendizajes.En: Undoubtedly, this adventure was only the beginning of a journey full of discoveries and learning. Vocabulary Words:the canopy: el doselthe fauna: la faunathe thunder: el truenoambition: la ambiciónthe skepticism: el escepticismothe expedition: la expediciónthe perseverance: la perseveranciathe doubt: la dudathe path: el senderothe storm: la tormentathe discovery: el descubrimientothe challenge: el desafíothe capability: la capacidadthe evolution: la evoluciónthe confidence: la confianzathe journey: el viajethe rain: la lluviathe indicator: el indicadorthe lesson: la lecciónthe silence: el silenciothe guide: el guíathe respect: el respetothe researcher: el investigador / la investigadorathe forest: el bosquethe gaze: la miradathe shape: la formathe confusion: la confusiónthe power: el poderthe eternity: la eternidadthe journey: el viaje

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In today's page of Talmud, Avodah Zarah 43, the sages continue their discussion regarding objects used for idolatry, returning again to the question of who may revoke the idolatrous status of an object. As usual, there's a lot of nuance in their conversation, but at the heart of it all, what unexpectedly inspiring lesson can we learn from somebody who loses their idol? Listen and find out.