Podcasts about love me tinder

For this week's episode, your favorite polycule continues its adventures in online dating by trying out the biggest and most well-known app out there--Tinder.  Find out with us how Tinder and apps like it work, why they are so successful, and why men (present company excluded) are trash...Support the showYou can check us out via our Linktree!https://linktr.ee/ThemodernlovingfamilyBecome a subscriber and ask us anonymous questions!

This time on the Valley Voices podcast, stories from the digital dating scene - some scandalous and some stirring. It's “Love Me Tinder” - three stories told on our Valley Voices stage!

durée : 00:28:41 - Les Pieds sur terre - par : Sonia Kronlund - Christophe, Faouze et Laurence utilisent régulièrement l'application Tinder pour faire des rencontres amoureuses. Ils racontent des histoires de rendez-vous d'un soir, d'échanges sensuels ou de relation platonique.

And we're back for Season 4!! On this episode we discuss the perils of online dating vs. meeting your future boo organically. Dating in 2022 is not for the faint of heart! It's rough in these streets. We also tackle Valentine's Day. Is it your type of hype or is the day over hyped? Let us know. Join the conversation.

Hey guys and welcome to our kinky adventures of J and V! Todays episode we kick off our podcast journey with you guys and retell our story of our meeting of two kinky lifestylers.

Join us as we follow up with Kendall to see how her dating app life is going. You won't want to miss this!If this episode leaves you with burning questions or comments please contact us on IG@girlgetyourhelmetOr email us atgirlgetyourhelmet@gmail.com

We are excited to be working with our first single! Join us as we talk all things matchmaking, build the perfect partner and talk about how to avoid F*ck Boys. Grab your helmet because dating can be a wild ride!If this episode leaves you with burning questions or comments hit us up on Instagram@girlgetyourhelmetOr email us atgirlgetyourhelmet@gmail.com

Du kan finde dine nye træningssko, din nye blender og muligvis også din nye kæreste på nettet. Udvalget af dating-apps er stort, og sammen med Anahita Malakians, der er debattør, foredragsholder og dagens medvært forsøger jeg at danne mig et overblik over nogle af de mange forskellige muligheder, der pt. er på markedet. Fordelene, ulemperne, erfaringerne, forventningerne og den gode opførsel. Undervejs får Anahita og jeg også indspark fra Marie Noél Jepsen, der er mastercoach og mentor med speciale i relationer og kommunikation. Nybegyndere på datingapp-markedet kan starte her. Medvirkende: Anahita Malakians. Marie Noél Jepsen.

Comme ils ne peuvent plus draguer en boîte, les jeunes se précipitent sur Tinder, un business qui rapporte des milliards! A ne pas manquer en fin d'émission.

                                                   Dans l’ombre des légendes                                                  #66 Bonus Spécial Halloween Pour Halloween, un petit épisode spécial avec un retour sur 4 de mes histoires favorites dans les 65 épisodes que j'ai écrit pour ce podcast. Les tonalités sont assez large. Cela va de l'inspiration de la série Watchmen, jusqu'a une variation de la malédiction...ou un Tinder gone dark et j'en passe. En gros, cela sera parfait pour écouter dans le noir un soir d'Halloween.  Liste des histoires 1/ Tulsa 1920 2/ Love Me Tinder, Love me sweet 3/ Introspection criminelle 4/ Au nom du fils... Bonne écoute...   Les Playlists du Podcast Récap concernant les épisodes de la saison 01 et 02 dans les Playlists Les  épisodes se décomposent en deux types, les chronologiques avec le  marque S01E… ou S02E… ( à suivre dans l’ordre) et ceux avec le marquage  Bonus qui sont des one-shot ( à écouter dans l’ordre que l’on veut)

Nebraska Woman dismembered after meeting with couple from the popular dating app Tinder --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/crime-no-time/support

durée : 00:28:33 - Les Pieds sur terre - par : Sonia Kronlund, Elise Andrieu, Charlotte Bienaimé, Delphine Dhilly, Leila Djitli, Rémi Dybowski Douat, Sophie Knapp, Inès Léraud, Bahar Makooi, Pauline Maucort, Olivier Minot, Ilana Navaro, Delphine Saltel, Stéphanie Thomas, Pascale Pascariello, Valérie Borst, Martine Abat, Adila Bennedjaï-Zou, Judith Chetrit, Léa Minod, Léa Veinstein - Christophe, Faouze et Laurence utilisent régulièrement l’application Tinder pour faire des rencontres amoureuses. Ils racontent des histoires de rendez-vous d’un soir, d’échanges sensuels ou de relation platonique. - réalisation : Vincent Abouchar, Philippe Baudouin, Emmanuel Geoffroy, Cécile Laffon, Marie Plaçais, Alexandra Malka, Delphine Lemer, François Caunac

durée : 00:28:33 - Les Pieds sur terre - par : Sonia Kronlund, Elise Andrieu, Charlotte Bienaimé, Delphine Dhilly, Leila Djitli, Rémi Dybowski Douat, Sophie Knapp, Inès Léraud, Bahar Makooi, Pauline Maucort, Olivier Minot, Ilana Navaro, Delphine Saltel, Stéphanie Thomas, Pascale Pascariello, Valérie Borst, Martine Abat, Adila Bennedjaï-Zou, Judith Chetrit, Léa Minod, Léa Veinstein - Christophe, Faouze et Laurence utilisent régulièrement l’application Tinder pour faire des rencontres amoureuses. Ils racontent des histoires de rendez-vous d’un soir, d’échanges sensuels ou de relation platonique. - réalisation : Vincent Abouchar, Philippe Baudouin, Emmanuel Geoffroy, Cécile Laffon, Marie Plaçais, Alexandra Malka, Delphine Lemer, François Caunac

Hello my lovely little sluts,Welcome back! to another (late) episode of the A-Slut Podcast. Today is in an important one folks, but I promise I'll get back to sexier things soon ( I hope as well) Today we talk about etiquette when first meeting someone, sending that first message and also further on down the line.I reached out to friends over the past few days to share some of the horror stories they've had with online dating, first meetings, random messages, during relationships and just gross behaviour. The RESPONSE WAS ENORMOUS!Together, lets listen to these experiences, learn to grow from them and let's all just become better people.I'm truly saddened by all these experiences and the multitude more that I couldn't fit in. our society around this is really in a poor state. Let's make a change! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

On this episode, you'll hear three of the storytellers from the first show of our sixth Valley Voices season, featuring stories on the theme "Love Me Tinder". We gathered at New City Brewery in Easthampton to hear Sara Rabidoux-Kelsey relate a tale of an internet date that surprised her. Then Andrew Shelffo shared that getting back into the dating scene after 20 years felt a lot like walking a tight rope, and Angela Combest finished off the evening with a story about a date that ended in the emergency room.

Effie (aka Mary Coustas) appeared on Mitchell’s Front Page to talk about her ‘Love Me Tinder’ show coming to the Geelong Arts Centre on April 4th at 7pm.

Det har gått en vecka sedan Alla hjärtans dag och Johanna och Simon har äntligen lyckats smälta alla intryck. Det snackas Tinder, Giroud, framtidens fotboll och den intellektuelle Raiola. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

A new investigation reveals what you may have suspected: dating apps can be very dangerous. But there are safer ways to look for love online.(Transcript here.) Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Bedtime Story épisode 04 Love me tinder, love me sweet Les rencontres sur le net, c’est la version numérique de la roue de la fortune, on y joue tous en se disant que l’on finira bien par tomber sur le bon numéro. L’homme ou la femme qui va changer nos vies au-delà du coup d’un soir. Et un jour, on tombe dans le panneau, on croit l’avoir sous le nez et en l’espace d’un clin d’œil, tout change. Le vrai visage de la personne en face de nous se révèle et ce qui semblait avoir le potentiel d’une belle histoire se transforme en fait divers…. Narrateur: https://twitter.com/Chandleyr / https://www.instagram.com/chandleyr Page Facebook du Podcast:  https://www.facebook.com/CreepyChandleyr/ Les playlists des productions toujours en cours Dans l'ombre des légendes ( 5 épisodes pour le moment): La playlist Les dossiers de l'ombre ( 3 épisodes pour le moment) : La playlist Le voyageur: le meurtrier de la ligne 13 ( 3 épisodes pour le moment) : La playlist Bedtime Story ( histoires courtes et one shot) :( 4 épisodes pour l'instant): La playlist

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Anastasia and Warren chat to Effie about married life and her urge to explore the world of online dating.  Will she tell Dr Shane Bradley Cooper?  Find out in this... LEARN MORE The post Effie – Love Me Tinder appeared first on Anastasia & Warren.

Tinder, Meetic, Badoo, Happn… Reflexionamos sobre cómo estas aplicaciones han revolucionado el panorama sentimental y cómo conforman otra forma de relacionarse, con sus luces y sus sombras. Lo hacemos junto a Nuria Gómez y Estela Ortiz, autoras del libro Love me tinder (Planeta). Además, analizamos las conclusiones del estudio Ni pobre diabla ni candy: Violencia de género en el reggaetón, elaborado por un grupo de sociólogas de la Universidad de Chile. toleranciacero.rne@rtve.es Escuchar audio

Hablamos con Mayte Navarro, comadrona, sobre lo que supone dormir con tu compañero de trabajo. Estela Ortiz y Nuria Gomez nos hablan de su libro" Love me Tinder". Hablamos de Tetas con Alvaro Corazón Rural.

Las relaciones humanas las hacemos cada vez más complicadas, y si algo llegó para "sacarnos" de esa realidad fue la tecnología. Te enojas? Refúgiate en el teléfono. Estás feliz? Publícalo en redes. Quieres salir con alguien? Inténtalo por una app que se llama Tinder. Todo tan distante, tan frío, tan desconocido, que parece que son fórmulas que funcionan, dejan dinero y nos llevan a preguntarnos: quién gana en todo esto? Esta es una mirada secreta a lo que hay detrás de esta aplicación millonaria para conseguir...citas? al amor de tu vida? sólo sexo? todo y nada? En este episodio de #Librario, leemos música y escuchamos las páginas de LOVE ME, TINDER, libro escrito en 2019 por Nuria Gómez y Estela Ortiz.

She is a TV Icon, she has won a Logie and a self proclaimed LIVING LEGEND - EFFIE! She's newly wedded to her soulmate Dr Shane Bradley Cooper but has been overcome by what she calls the 7 month itch......so she's turned to Tinder to see what's out there. She's loyal but enjoys the sport of having a look.... She joined Herbie & Dane LIVE in the studio to chat about her brand new show "Love Me Tinder" 

Il faut bien l'avouer pour les gens qui ont un peu moins de la cinquantaine et plus voire beaucoup plus, il faut bien le dire : pour beaucoup d'entre nous, trouver l'amour de sa vie via des petites annonces ou via les réseaux sociaux, ca n'était pas brillant…c'est un peu comme quand mon grand oncle cherchait une femme pour lui tenir compagnie à la campagne avec les annonces du chasseur Français, sans jeu de mots, oui, ça faisait un peu genre qui n'a pas d'amis, de famille, de relations et donc qui ne sort pas le samedi soir pour trouver l'âme sœur…et bien je voudrais vous rappeler qu'aujourd'hui tous ces vieux clichés et poncifs sont partis en fumée…grâce à des applis sympa telles que "Tinder, Happen, E Darling, Disons demain"…

podcast: "Palavra de Psicanalista" EPISÓDIO: "LOVE ME TINDER: O AMOR E O ÓDIO NAS REDES SOCIAIS" O que tem mudado em relação ao já antigo jeito de formar pares: o namoro na porta de casa, as cartas de sedução e encantamento, o lugar da fantasia, o amor plantonico? Ou ele ainda tem seu lugar? Que impacto as redes sociais vem gerando sobre a experiencia amorosa? Quais são suas características? Como se articula a virtualidade com a experiência encarnada do encontro face-a-face? DEU MATCH, E AGORA ? O amor nos tempos do tinder é o episódio de hoje do podcast "Palavra de Psicanalista". ENTREVISTADA: Flávia Strauch, Psicóloga e psicanalista FLAVIA STRACH, Membro associado da SBPRJ, especialista em família pelo IPUB, mestre em psicologia clínica, em família e casal, pela PUC-Rio. Co-fundadora da Associação Brasileira de Psicanálise de Casal e Família e membro da Associação Internacional de Psicanálise de casal e família. HOST: Carlos Pires Leal (www.carlospiresleal.com.br) REFERENCIAS: - Musicas incidentais: Love me Tender (Elvis Presley), Love me Tinder (Prozzak) - Texto consultado: O amor nos tempos to Tinder: uma análise dos relacionamentos amororsos na contemporaneidade a partie da compreensão de adultos e jovens adultos https://www.e-publicacoes.uerj.br/index.php/revispsi/article/view/34770/24560 PRODUÇÃO: Associação Psicanalítica de Nova Friburgo (www.apnf.com.br) ENTRE EM CONTATO: palavradepsicanalista@gmail.com

Tinder es una de las aplicaciones con usadas en todo el mundo. El amor y el sexo, el sexo y el amor, la mueven para buscar la palabra mágica: match.Estela Ortiz y Núria Gómez han publicado un ensayo interesantísimo, publicado por Temas de Hoy, en el que ponen el espejo a Tinder, y especialmente, a los usuarios masculinos, dedicándoles una mirada a veces cómica, a veces compasiva, y a veces abiertamente crítica. Ejemplos de perfiles reales sirven para dibujar el panorama. Así está el mercado de hombres en Tinder. Además, diez ensayos muy meditados y currados nos descubren informaciones y curiosidades para explicar por qué Tinder se ha colado en nuestros móviles y en nuestras vidas.

Estrenamos Tardeo hoy lunes 16 de septiembre, y como es lunes, nuestros compañeros de Primavera Sound nos cuentan qué tal les ha ido el fin de semana. Además, contamos con la visita de Estela Ortiz y Núria Gómez, quienes están presentando su libro Love Me Tinder. Una Mirada Crítica a lo Que Ellos Ofrecen. (Temas de Hoy 2019).

Il faut bien l'avouer pour les gens qui ont un peu moins de la cinquantaine et plus voire beaucoup plus, il faut bien le dire : pour beaucoup d'entre nous, trouver l'amour de sa vie via des petites annonces ou via les réseaux sociaux, ca n'était pas brillant…c'est un peu comme quand mon grand oncle cherchait une femme pour lui tenir compagnie à la campagne avec les annonces du chasseur Français, sans jeu de mots, oui, ça faisait un peu genre qui n'a pas d'amis, de famille, de relations et donc qui ne sort pas le samedi soir pour trouver l'âme sœur…et bien je voudrais vous rappeler qu'aujourd'hui tous ces vieux clichés et poncifs sont partis en fumée…grâce à des applis sympa telles que "Tinder, Happen, E Darling, Disons demain"…

Whether you are swiping right, matching, or Netflix and Chilling, online dating can be a very draining experience on your mental health. In this episode, we discuss how mental health plays a role in dating culture and even give you a little insight into our dating experience. From Craiglist to Bumble, we dish about how our society has changed and how we need to take care of ourselves in the online dating world. Join us for another fun-filled episode of We Are Not Your Therapist!

Two thirds of a Trio of Dips are in the Cabaret Room to chat about the challenge of online dating mishaps in Love Me Tinder. Tania Doko discusses the return of... LEARN MORE The post Trio of Dips, Tania Doko, and Barnum The Circus Musical appeared first on The Cabaret Room.

The Trio of Dips are friends who met at work and bonded over their love of musical theatre. They decided to turn their late night game of parodying musicals into a show that mines their dating life for all to enjoy. We not only chat about the development of the show but also about our mutual love of the Andrew Lloyd Webber's show CATS.

Alex Aldrich and Joe Coghlan joined Pete and Paul to chat about their upcoming show “Love Me Tinder”. Alex and Joe are two thirds of a group called Trio Of Dips, the other third being […] http://media.rawvoice.com/joy_saturdaysessions/p/joy.org.au/saturdaysessions/wp-content/uploads/sites/365/2019/05/Trio-Dips-Love-Me-Tinder-edited.mp3 Podcast: Play in new window | Download (Duration: 9:58 — 13.7MB) Subscribe or Follow Us: Apple Podcasts | Android | Google Podcasts | Spotify | RSS The post Saturday Sessions – Trio Of Dips “Love Me Tinder” appeared first on Saturday Sessions.

Speaker Kim Honeycutt concludes the series Love Me Tinder.

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This episode is an alcohol fueled shit show. We our joined by our good friend Miss Jessie Wolchuck to talk about her Tinder Nightmares. Rigo starts by explaining his reaction to Vodka. 15 min in Jess receives an interesting text message. Josh talks about his visit from the LAPD. Rigo rants about women's restrooms. The Social Butterfly Diego also makes his first appearance. 

Dating while living abroad can be tricky. Do you settle for what you know and seek love or companionship from the Expat crowd? Or do you keep yourself open to meeting/dating anyone from any cultural background since, ya know, you're in a completely different country. It can get tricky. There are obvious hurtles that must be overcome, and is very different for women and men respectively. But not impossible. This podcast dives into the many ways to date for Black Expats in Taiwan. Learn more about the big project here---> https://bit.ly/35OoJil Connect with me on Social Media: Instagram: www.instagram.com/theblack_expat/ Facebook: www.facebook.com/cptravels01/ Website: Cptravels.com

Teledildonics – портал в секс на расстоянии. Нестыдный Tinder: преимущества и сексуально-агрессивные аналоги. Все врут. Женщина ищет женщину. Соцсети – новая улица для знакомств. Like-unlike-измена.

Teledildonics – портал в секс на расстоянии. Нестыдный Tinder: преимущества и сексуально-агрессивные аналоги. Все врут. Женщина ищет женщину. Соцсети – новая улица для знакомств. Like-unlike-измена.

Dopo un lungo e difficile periodo di castità forzata, Lorenzo ha finalmente scoperto le gioie dell’online dating, croce e delizia dei rapporti interpersonali di noi giovani d'oggi.
 Ce lo racconta in questa supposta, con un finale a sorpresa che ci fa rivalutare l’effettiva efficacia di Tinder e OkCupid (che comunque - questo è palese - a Brescia funzionano molto peggio rispetto a Berlino).

1 Now for the matters you wrote about: “It is good for a man not to have sexual relations with a woman.” 2 But since sexual immorality is occurring, each man should have sexual relations with his own wife, and each woman with her own husband. 3 The husband should fulfill his marital duty to his wife, and likewise the wife to her husband. 4 The wife does not have authority over her own body but yields it to her husband. In the same way, the husband does not have authority over his own body but yields it to his wife. 5 Do not deprive each other except perhaps by mutual consent and for a time, so that you may devote yourselves to prayer. Then come together again so that Satan will not tempt you because of your lack of self-control. 6 I say this as a concession, not as a command. 7 I wish that all of you were as I am. But each of you has your own gift from God; one has this gift, another has that.8 Now to the unmarried and the widows I say: It is good for them to stay unmarried, as I do. 9 But if they cannot control themselves, they should marry, for it is better to marry than to burn with passion.1 Corinthians 7:1-9 NIV

A sermon preached by Rev. Will Green at Foundry United Methodist Church in Washington D.C. on Sunday, November 12, 2017.    Text: Ruth 1:7-18   Today we begin a new sermon series as part of our "Faith: Remastered" annual theme, pivoting from John Wesley's historic Rules for Singing and thinking together about how our individual voices and ministries harmonize and enliven Foundry's mission and vision, to a decidedly more modern musical concept. Mashups.           Truly a product of the 20th century, musical mashups fuse the harmonies, lyrics, and melodies of two separate musical pieces into a third, new composition. While retaining individual elements unique to each, a mashup in its truest form has an altogether different identity, oftentimes having rhythms or sounds which serve as the glue that holds sometimes very different songs or genres in vital tension with one another.           Done well, mashups bring new life to otherwise tired melodies and create space for us to hear things we've heard before in a new way. Done poorly, mashups are a gibberish of lyrics and sounds which fail to maintain the integrity of the original pieces involved and result in a confused and...if their like me, consternated, audience (think Will trying to watch "Glee").           There’s perhaps no other musical styling which best fits a focus on the relationships we share with one another and with God. Like a musical mashup, the spaces that exist between us are rife with creative potential, holding in them the opportunity to change and transform us whether in a passing smile on the street or a life-long partnership with one we love. Every relationship is an opportunity to honor the beauty of our individual identities while together becoming  something unique and beautiful unto itself.           Likewise, our relationships are equally prone to being problematic, as rife with the potential for chaos and consternation as creativity. Like a bad mashup, relationships turn toxic when we fail to honor another's individuality, slip into patterns which sees each other, in the words of philosopher Immanuel Kant, “as a means to an end rather than an end in themselves,” or fail to remember the importance of every voice in God's song of grace and of life.           And so, over these next few weeks as we consider the biblical mashups between Ruth and Naomi, Cain and Abel, and Samuel and Eli I invite you to bring your whole self to the conversation, honoring the beauty with which you've been created and called Beloved of God, and keeping your eyes open for new opportunities to blend your song, our song, and God's song into a new proclamation of God's love for the world. Let us pray:             The irony of asking a single, gay, 30-something to preach the inaugural sermon in a series about relationships isn't lost on me, especially given the monumental shifts occurring in the ways we date and build relationships with each passing year. Apps like Bumble, Tinder, Hinge, Chappy, OkCupid, and Her, not to mention websites like eHarmony, PlentyOfFish, Match, Compatible Partners, and apps of an even more…dubious…intent like Grindr or Scruff, are used—in theory—to help the overbooked user more easily sort through potential matches than the “old fashioned” way of meeting folk in person. Take Tinder, for instance. Users create a profile which other users view images  they’ve shared and POSSIBLY read a biography, swiping right for if they hope for a match or left on if they hope for a…well, an absence of that person in their dating pool. It seems, these days, that the most pressing theological question we need to ask is what Jesus would have in his Tinder profile. Given that our sanctuary comes pre-set with a profile picture (of dubious accuracy, mind you), I took a stab at writing one on his behalf:   30-something who loves wild, wine-fueled wedding parties with Mom. Enjoys hiking, camping, and fishing with my 12 guy friends...everywhere...all the time. We’re actually kind of a package deal. Takes  long walks ON the sea. Adores feet...washing. Feet washing. Just a mostly normal guy who wants to save the world...well, kind of already did, so let's just talk about you![1]             Now, before we dismiss this theological rabbit hole as inconsequential or irreverent, hang with me for just a second. Because in a world where, according to a recent Pew Research Study use of online dating apps and sites has tripled in the last 5 years among populations 18-24 and 55-65, and in which 41% of Americans know someone who actively uses online dating to meet potential partners (and you all do because you're looking at one), there might be something here for us to learn.           Followed to its natural conclusion, I believe it's safe to say that Jesus would have been a profound failure at online dating, not because his credentials would fail him or his stories wouldn't make any first date fascinating, but because it the potential to so quickly reduce the value of human life and wonder of our individual complexity to easily consumed sound bytes and images, allowing those who do use it too often to peruse the concept of another—participating in relationship insofar as it fits our needs, expectations, or desires—without ever actually knowing who the person on the other side of the screen is.           Indeed, the ways in which users feel forced to curate ourselves--picking the perfect picture or even being one of those 53%[2] of users who admit to lying about their weight, height, age, or work on their profile--polishing our self in the hopes of being selected in the great online dating game, denies the beauty of our created being and reduces us to items served up for consumption by a hungry…thirsty, depending on who you're talking to…world. Let alone the fact that multiple studies have revealed an overwhelming increase in judgmental behavior among users both on and off the apps as we constantly engage in the "swiping or scrolling game," shopping while emotionally hungry for some relational fix with a smorgasbord of options and willing to reject at a moment's notice someone who's hair doesn't fall in the right way or who's stats appear to be off-putting.           Now, believe it or not, this is not a sermon against online dating, app culture, or social media. Far from it, these simply provide an easily accessible example of a much more sinister system operative within the human psyche. The temptation, as it were, to reduce ourselves or one another to easily consumed objects who's primary purpose is to satisfy MY desire, fulfill MY need, support MY sense of self, insulate MY perspective, present in almost every facet of our society. This, what I like to call consumptive relational economy, reduces our relationships to transactions which make of our being—physical, emotional, spiritual—commodities to be traded at the expense of authenticity and the Imago Dei, the image of God, we believe each of us bears.           And it's nothing new. Just take our reading today. Sometime after Naomi and her family, who were Isaraelites, had moved to and settled in the land of Moab, all of Naomi's male relatives, including her sons who'd married Moabite women, died. This is critical knowledge for the reader, both because Moabites had been expressly written out of the covenant of Israel for 10 generations following their opposition to the entry of the Israelites into the Promised Land. This is important, both because it meant that Naomi was--due to the death of her husband and sons--left alone in a foreign land which was hostile toward her people and in which her daughters-in-law had very little obligation or reason to care for her, and because the social constructs of the day meant that women were completely dependent upon men in their lives to care and provide for them.           Our pericope pics up with their confrontation of this predicament. On the one hand, Naomi can return to her homeland, abandoning relationship with her daughters in law, and potentially finding protection with her family's husband while Ruth and her sisters in law return to their families and leave behind the family they'd come to know, or they could choose to remain in relationship and run the risk of economic hardship, hunger, homelessness, and rejection from their mutual spiritual and religious communities.           It's no wonder that Naomi so arduously encourages her daughter's in law to return to their mother's homes, and it makes all the more shocking Ruth's steadfast refusal to do so.   “Do not press me to leave you or to turn back from following you! Where you go, I will go… your people shall be my people, and your God my God.”             I don't know how you cannot hear this as a clear rejection of the consumptive relational economy of her day and an assertion that together the creative and generative potential in their relationship was of far greater value than what they could have apart. Insisting on a new way, she refused to allow herself to fall victim to a world which would reduce her worth the kind of man she was married to, overturned the norms that insisted women were second class players in society, and forged with Naomi a new life which valued equally her worth, their worth, and the opportunities available to them together.           In taking a risk on relationship and rejecting the temptation to treat Naomi as a means to an end or abandon their relationship when the end seemed no longer worth the means, Ruth offers us a new relational economy which honors our individuality the image of God in, and insists the foundation of our human connections must always be the divine potential present in the spaces between us. Her decision had world-altering implications. The story ends, not with her eventual marriage to Boaz, but with genealogy which links her to King David and, through him, to Jesus Christ. All this, despite the convention that Moabites were supposed to have been rejected from the covenant community with God. Something only possible because she chose the potential of relationship over the transactional engagement the world expected of her.           Like Ruth and Naomi, we are routinely presented with opportunities to participate in consumptive relational economies. From Tinder and the ways we are formed to date and build life-long relationship, to the ways our political, social, and oftentimes religious institutions function, the pressure to perform, to consume, to commodify ourselves and one another is ever present.           It's the way we justify the little white lies and social media performances to attract just one more like or elicit just one more response. How we justify remaining in relationships which are long past a point of health, pretending we're ok out of a fear of what might happen if we weren't. It's the social pressure to forget who we are, what we value, and where we want to be in favor of being seen as part of the in crowd, simultaneously in all of these instances losing ourselves, ignoring our own worth, and using the others around us to create a sense of self just as readily as they are using us.           It's the way well-intentioned white people will proudly proclaim "Black Lives Matter," consuming the struggle and suffering of black and brown peoples in a way that makes us feel good without ever doing the work to deconstruct the white supremacists structures in which we participate and implicitly support. It's the men on my Facebook page who'll post in support of #metoo and then go right back to embodying toxic masculinity which insulates them from being implicated because "they're just not that kind of guy," happy to make themselves feel better in a moment by supporting a 'movement' but unwilling do what it takes to make the change the movement is calling us to make.           And y'all, I don't want to step on any toes here or anything--but y'all know I'm about to--when I say we fall into that same trap playing the game of identity politics, using those on the opposite side of the aisle as a foil to sharpen our wit and insulate us from perspectives other than our own. Reducing individuals into a singular identity which simultaneously serves as justification for our personal political leanings and justifying our own recalcitrance in engage those with whom we might disagree.           Here's the thing: this consumptive relational economy, friends, is tempting. It eliminates the need for vulnerability. It minimizes the risk we take. It allows us control. It makes us feel more secure. It makes the world, and all its peoples and beauty and brokenness much more navigable. And it is entirely counterintuitive to the way we know God to work in the world.           Ruth's refusal of a commodifying, consumptive relationship with Naomi and embrace of the potential that existed between them is simply an example of God's relationship with creation that as Christians we believe culminates in the life, death, and resurrection of Jesus. In Jesus, what we find is a revelation of divine relationship which rejects the way that world would have us reduce and shape ourselves to fit the needs of others, that celebrates the unique and beautiful way in which we EACH and ALL play a role in the kingdom of God, and in which insists, insists, that all are worthy as they are, where they are, of God's grace, love, and mercy.           Refusing to participate in the transactional, consumptive relational norms, expecting them to curate an identity which was socially acceptable, Jesus met people where they were, as they were. Rather than reducing those around him to their social strata or religious standing, he remained open--even to those who opposed him--to meeting each to what God might do in that encounter. In other words, Jesus was so busy swiping right there was no time to swipe left. Jesus was too busy talking to people to get lost in the endless chatter of messages sent across telephone screens. Jesus was too concerned with creating relationship to get caught up in consuming it.           Jesus' ministry, if it teaches us nothing else about the way we build and sustain relationships, teaches us that we are created for more than the consumptive, constricting, transactional relationships this world attempts to lure us into. Do you know that? You have been created for more. You who are God's beloved, each beautifully made and uniquely known by God. You are worth more. Worth more than a world which would reduce you to a profile picture and 300-word bio, that would constrict you according to your stats or consume you based upon your worth at that next networking event. You are not your title...or the lack thereof. You are not your network or your net worth. You are are a beautiful, beloved child of God, adopted by grace despite all social convention and accepted norm, and capable of world-changing things. And there is no thing in this world, no matter how many swipes left, no matter what boxes the world might tell you check, no matter how often you might feel coerced into curating yourself for the sake someone else's consumption, that will change the fact that you are sufficient, special, and absolutely loved by the One who's lovesong holds the world together.           Rooted in God’s love for us, and ready to insist, as Ruth, on relationships which are more than transactional, we are called to relentlessly reshape our own relationships to do the same. Like Ruth we must allow our very lives to proclaim with clarity and conviction that we who are loved by God will not allow ourselves, or those people whom we meet, to any longer be abused by the consumptive relational economies of this world. This means that we will commit ourselves, as people of faith, to always and in every encounter see one another not as a means to an end, but an end in and of each self. It means we must commit to the kinds of self-examination and personal emotional interrogation that carefully consider why we are engaged in the relationships we have, why we seek to form new ones, and how it is we encounter each other as someone of equally sacred worth to ourselves. Most of all it means that in our swiping and in our scrolling, in our politicking and networking, in our advocacy and in our works of mercy insisting on, investing in, and striving for a life which affirms and reaffirms the Imago Dei in every person we meet.   [1] Many thanks to the help of Rev. Melissa Meyer, MJ Jean, and Breanna Dahl for helping to workshop this idea. [2] accessed Nov 9, 2017: https://www.psychologytoday.com/blog/the-mating-game/201609/the-ugly-truth-about-online-dating

Prozzäk is a late 90s pop band that tells the tales of two animated characters, Simon and Milo, who are also best friends. Most of the music revolves around Simon's attempts to find true love. This band is the first record that most of my friends--who are now in their late 20s and early 30s--bought as a kid. The idea of Prozzäk was born while creators Jay Levine (Simon) and James Bryan McCollum (Milo) were touring in their other band--jazzy poppy soul act The Philosopher Kings--and feeling creatively unsatisfied. Prozzäk enjoyed success with catchy singles like "Sucks to Be You" and "Strange Disease" but eventually Jay and James went their separate ways and became music producers working behind the scenes with other musicians. In 2015 Prozzäk was brought back together to play a reunion concert at Toronto's Atomic Lollipop Festival, a cosplay event. Witnessing fan reaction to the show, Jay and James realized the time was right to revive Prozzäk! I hung out with Jay and James before their sold out Vancouver show at the Commodore Ballroom. What was the first record that Jay and James bought as a kid? Did Prozzäk really start with a fist fight? Which Prozzäk song was originally pitched to (and rejected by) Swedish pop group Ace of Base? What real life situation inspired the song "Sucks to Be You"? Will Jay and James take my amazing suggestion for the next Prozzäk song? Why don't Jay and James play the characters in interviews? Which esteemed actors would Jay and James cast to play Simon and Milo? Can I get Jay and James to do the voices? What surprising places will you see Prozzäk next? You'll have to listen for all the answers. Tracks played on the radio edit of the show... 1) Prozzäk, Forever 1999 (2016) "Love Me Tinder" 2) The Philosopher Kings, Famous, Rich and Beautiful (1997) "You Don't Love Me (Like You Used To Do)" (partial/background) 3) Prozzäk, Hot Show (1998) "Europa" 4) Prozzäk, Hot Show (1998) "Sucks to Be You" 5) Prozzäk, Cruel Cruel World (2005) "Starting Over" 6) Prozzäk, Forever 1999 (2016) "Love Fools Anonymous" ALL songs CANCON

Prozzäk is a late 90s pop band that tells the tales of two animated characters, Simon and Milo, who are also best friends. Most of the music revolves around Simon's attempts to find true love. This band is the first record that most of my friends--who are now in their late 20s and early 30s--bought as a kid. The idea of Prozzäk was born while creators Jay Levine (Simon) and James Bryan McCollum (Milo) were touring in their other band--jazzy poppy soul act The Philosopher Kings--and feeling creatively unsatisfied. Prozzäk enjoyed success with catchy singles like "Sucks to Be You" and "Strange Disease" but eventually Jay and James went their separate ways and became music producers working behind the scenes with other musicians. In 2015 Prozzäk was brought back together to play a reunion concert at Toronto's Atomic Lollipop Festival, a cosplay event. Witnessing fan reaction to the show, Jay and James realized the time was right to revive Prozzäk! I hung out with Jay and James before their sold out Vancouver show at the Commodore Ballroom. What was the first record that Jay and James bought as a kid? Did Prozzäk really start with a fist fight? Which Prozzäk song was originally pitched to (and rejected by) Swedish pop group Ace of Base? What real life situation inspired the song "Sucks to Be You"? Will Jay and James take my amazing suggestion for the next Prozzäk song? Why don't Jay and James play the characters in interviews? Which esteemed actors would Jay and James cast to play Simon and Milo? Can I get Jay and James to do the voices? What surprising places will you see Prozzäk next? You'll have to listen for all the answers. Tracks played on podcast edition of the show... 1) Prozzäk, Forever 1999 (2016) "Love Me Tinder" 2) The Philosopher Kings, Famous, Rich and Beautiful (1997) "You Don't Love Me (Like You Used To Do)" (partial/background) 3) Prozzäk, Hot Show (1998) "Europa" 4) Prozzäk, Hot Show (1998) "Sucks to Be You" 5) Prozzäk, Hot Show (1998) "Strange Disease" 6) Prozzäk, Cruel Cruel World (2005) "Starting Over" 7) Prozzäk, Forever 1999 (2016) "Love Fools Anonymous" ALL songs CANCON

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Ah l’épisode 4, celui qui fait qu’une trilogie devient une saga. Certains ont même commencé directement par lui (Coucou Georges Lucas ^^). Pour un épisode aussi important on se devait de revenir au sources avec un épisode classique car avant toute choses l'Ecole des FAQ est un pot-pourri de chroniques aux sujets variés ayant tous en commun de parler technologie et/ou vie numérique. Au sommaire de l’émission : - Loise dans son plus beau cosplay de François Courtis nous parles du futur des billets et de la petite monnaie. - Sur Tinder, Lovoo et OKCupid Aymeric a rencontré l’amour avec un grand A comme Arnaque - FlashThompson propose 3 thèmes qui pourraient êtres traités par la série Black Mirror - Cosmoflash nous présente Mastodon un clone de Twitter, libre et décentralisé - Sousx nous dit pourquoi les communautés en ligne c’est à la fois génial et flippant Voilà voilà, on espère que ça vous plaira. Parlez-en autour de vous (il parait que ce podcast rend la peau plus douce). Retrouvez nous sur Facebook (https://www.facebook.com/ecoledesfaq/) et Twitter (https://twitter.com/EcoleDesFAQ). Vous pouvez également nous trouver sur iTunes (https://itunes.apple.com/fr/podcast/ecole-des-faq/id1191485621), n’hésitez pas à nous laisser un commentaire et 5 étoiles si ça vous a plu) ainsi qu’au vidéoclub du coin. Retrouvez les TweetPostLike et les liens de bas de podcast sur notre site : http://ecoledesfaq.fr/ (Crédits : Remipapillon - Générique L'école des FAQ / Booba - Ouest Side / Booba - Cash Flow / Booba - Au bout de mes reves / Vald - Acacia / Goldman - Je te donne / Ninho - Malcolm / Les Inconnus - Un chagrin d'amour / David Guetta - Money / Daft Punk - Face to face / Stromae - Carmen / Trust - Antisocial )

A big part of classic video game history that is often looked over is the text-based game. During Jason's last semester teaching, he assigned all of his students to write and develop a text-based game, all on their own. Out of that assignment, there were dozens of very interesting, original games, but after the students all played each other's games, they voted two games "Thirsty Thursday" and "Love Me Tinder" as the two best games in the whole class.Luckily for us, we were able to track down the two creators of those games (Hayley Zablotsky and Kaelson Little), and interview them on the podcast on this special B2C episode of MOLMF. We wanted to know how they thought of the ideas behind their games, what type of messages they wanted to convey through their stories, and even how they developed and coded their games.Both of these games are available to play on our website, so check those out if you have a few minutes. We really enjoyed the games and had a great time learning even more about the creative processes behind them. Hopefully you'll enjoy this behind-the-scenes interview with these two game designers as well.Until next time, you can track us down here:Website: www.MenOfLowMoralFiber.com Twitter: @MOLMFpod Instagram: @MenOfLowMoralFiber Email: MOLMFpod@gmail.comCheck out our MOLMF merch too!And if you have a minute, go check out our Patreon: patreon.com/molmf

Disclaimer: Diese Folge ist SOOOO RELAXED, dass ich selbst dabei eingeschlafen bin. Ich erzähle eine… weiterlesenPB010 – Love me, Tinder Der Beitrag PB010 – Love me, Tinder erschien zuerst auf Personal Basti.

In this week's episode of the Geeks OUT Podcast, @JoeyStern joins Kevin (@Gilligan_McJew) in this special C2E2 edition as they discuss how Bruce Wayne is the worst part about Gotham, whether or not Heathers should be a TV show, and why the Xena reboot maybe the best thing to happen to reboots. This Week's Topics Include: What we're consuming in pop culture Mark Hamill said Luke Skywalker could be gay or bi Ghostbusters trailer released and a 2nd one Civil War encouraging teen girls to get involved with STEM Trailer released for Miss Peregrine's Home for Peculiar Children There will be an Indy 5 starring Harrison Ford & directed by Spielberg Riverdale pilot has cast newcomer Casey Cott as Kevin Keller Xena reboot will fully explore Xena & Gabrielle relationship TVLand developing series based on movie Heathers Gotham renewed for season 3 IDW developing a M.A.S.K comic series

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Marcus Ryan joins us in the Roving Studio for his fourth appearance on the show. The Aussie explains the crazy insects and reptiles of his home and native land, discusses his one-man Edmonton Fringe show called Love Me Tinder, complains about the unrelenting heat of Vancouver summers, regales us with a harrowing tale of hitchhiking in Ucluelet, makes the case for why Burning Man is awesome, and has second thoughts about merchandising.

In this week's action packed episode we'll be discussing how easy it is to get into a warzone, why David Cameron has got so much time on his hands, and what women REALLY want. We will also be discussing Feminism with writer, journalist and academic Myriam Francois-Cerrah.

This episode, comedian Jason Sohm joins us to try to convince Saul to join Tinder, and possibly starting a new Tinder segment on the show. We talk about Jason getting drunk at the MAMA Awards, and now he's doing a 30 day stint of no alcohol because of it; Nick and Saul reminisce over their days working at video rental stores; And, Saul is going to twerk on Vine to raise money for the podcast.

Oh yes....Sapphire is on Tinder...and unless you want to become some good/bad material on the "dating" aka f*ck site BEWARE!!! hahaha Keep in touch! @MsRadioSapphire-Twitter & Instagram Email: sapphiresearplay@gmail.com, SapphiresEarplay@chocolateradio.com Catch the show LIVE Mondays 9pm PST on ChocolateRadio.net, Live365 & Ustream: http://www.ustream.tv/channel/sapphire-s-earplay-w-sapphire --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/sapphiresearplay/message

Ja herre gud hörni! Det är dags för podcast igen och en sån podcast sedan. Inte nog med att den innehåller många olika grader av olämpliga skämt, den innehåller dessutom utbrott från Ludde riktade mot till exempel Facebook, folk som gillar Betty White, hemsidor och marknadsförare. Det här är helt enkelt ett sånt där ”the […]