Podcast appearances and mentions of mark brink

Blood Donation. Many of us think about it. Fewer of us do it. But there are many people who have been excluded from donating blood due to a variety of health issues. But recently, the US Food and Drug Administration finalized recommendations for assessing blood donor eligibility with less exclusions than before.   Dr. Tim Peterson, the medical director of the Blood Center at Tulane, joined us to discuss the updated guidelines and how this may impact Louisianans.    The Artifact Identification Program at the Poverty Point World Heritage Site  holds occasional events where they invite the public to bring artifacts they have found that may be historical or archaeological. Specialists can help identify and interpret those artifacts – anything from projectile points, beads, plummets, pottery or ceramics.   Mark Brink is the park manager at the Poverty Point World Heritage Site. He spoke with WRKF's Adam Vos for more on these artifact identification events, including one coming up this Saturday, July 29.   But first, it's Thursday, which means it's time to catch up on this week in politics with The Times-Picayune | The Advocate's editorial director and columnist, Stephanie Grace. Today we discuss the upcoming gubernatorial election and what we can expect to see from candidates in the coming months.   Today's episode of Louisiana Considered was hosted by Bob Pavlovich. Our digital editor is Katelyn Umholtz and our engineers are Garrett Pittman and Aubry Procell.   You can listen to Louisiana Considered Monday through Friday at 12:00 and 7:30 pm. It's available on Spotify, Google Play, and wherever you get your podcasts.    Louisiana Considered wants to hear from you! Please fill out our pitch line to let us know what kinds of story ideas you have for our show. And while you're at it, fill out our listener survey! We want to keep bringing you the kinds of conversations you'd like to listen to.   Louisiana Considered is made possible with support from our listeners. Thank you!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

An ancient, colossal site in Northeastern Louisiana, Poverty Point is a mystery amongst archaeologist and anthropologists a like. Dating back nearly 4 millennia, Poverty Point is renowned for it's massive earthworks, with gigantic concentric circles, complex mounds, and towering ridges - it's a site to behold. But who exactly built Poverty Point, and more importantly - why?In this episode Tristan welcomes Poverty Point's Park Manager, Mark Brink, to the podcast to help decipher some of the mystery surrounding this Prehistoric site. Looking at the incredible earthworks, examining the recent archaeology, and delving in Prehistoric American society - what do we actually know about Poverty Point?If you'd like to learn even more, we have hundreds of history documentaries, ad free podcasts and audiobooks at History Hit - subscribe today! To download, go to Android or Apple store Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this episode, the Seven Ages team is joined once again by Chase Pipes of the Chasing History Radio podcast and Youtube channel in a visit to the captivating site known as Poverty Point, the third stop on our mound builders tour.  Poverty Point, Louisiana is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of the oldest mound sites in North America. The archaeological record at Poverty Point shows that its story goes back at least 3000 years. While no written record of Poverty Points inhabitants remains, we know that the site was of significant ceremonial importance and was a hub for various regional activities including trade, production of goods, and the creation of site-specific artifacts such as the Poverty Point Objects (PPOs), a unique cooking stone found in great abundance at the site.  Seven Ages host Jason Pentrail welcomes Poverty Point site manager and expert interpreter Mark Brink to the show. Mark discusses the history, progression, and eventual decline of Poverty Point.  Follow the Seven Ages Research Associates online: Twitter  Instagram  Facebook  Seven Ages Official Site  Seven Ages Patreon  Seven Ages YouTube  Chasing History  Poverty Point World Heritage Site  Our Sponsor: The Smokey Mountain Relic Room   

** Udsendelsen er lavet i samarbejde med fast partner på Players Lounge: MIIEGO og som altid når vi taler dansk fodbold er Arbejdernes Landsbank med ** Mark Brink var det største talent i sin årgang og vandt Arla-prisen som U17 spiller, og siden der har han været på vej mod sin rolle i Silkeborg som profil i Superligaen med op og nedture. Hør her en personlig fortælling om livet i fodbold med Mark Brink. Hør også om: - Op og nedture i EFB - At spille en form for fodbold, der er sjov - 6'er positionen - Det kommende europæiske eventyr - Den gyldne årgang i EFB

     This week we feature songwriter Mark “Brink” Brinkman.  In our August 2022 issue we feature some of the behind-the-scenes folks in bluegrass music, including songwriters.  Brink is one of the most prolific songwriters in bluegrass music.  We talk about his background in music and songwriting and he lends some great advice to budding songwriters in bluegrass.

In this episode, we cover one of the greatest hunter-gatherer sites in the World: Poverty Point. Poverty Point is the only place on earth where a hunter-gatherer society built large monuments, which is why this site is a World Heritage Site. As a part of our Chasing History/Seven Ages Audio Journal series on the mound building cultures of North America, this Louisiana site is one of the most impressive we have seen with a culture that is totally unique to this place with its own art, and tools that are truly not seen anywhere else. The Seven Ages Audio Journal team recorded a great episode with the site manager & we filmed a spectacular Chasing History episode on our YouTube Channel "Chasing History" that will drop in the next few months. Here is a brief overview of the history of the site and its importance to world history. Be sure to check out the Seven Ages Audio Journal Podcast for a more in-depth interview with site director Mark Brink and be sure to check out Chasing History on YouTube for a visual tour of the site and its history with Site Director Mark Brink. Please help us out by taking 20 seconds and giving us a rate and review or tell us how we can make a better show. We Appreciate Youz Guyz!   Please help us out by leaving a comment and sharing our show with others!    Don't forget to Subscribe, Comment & leave us a rating and review. We also have a YouTube Channel "Chasing History" where we take you into the field with the men & women who discover history!

Mark Brink says farewell to the classroom after 49 years of teaching Bible at ECS. He shares how blessed he has been to have the opportunity to teach God's Word to thousands of students, and the important role ECS has played in his walk with Christ.

Heulende Autos, quietschende Trams, scherbelnde Gläser – die Lärmquellen in unserem Alltag sind divers und sie dringen auch in unsere Wohnungen ein. Zum Beispiel in die von Jeannette Wolf im Berner Mattenhof-Quartier. Die Subkutan-Redaktorin sucht den persönlichen Umgang mit diesem ungebetenen Mitbewohner und wird dabei beraten von Mark Brink, wissenschaftlicher Mitarbeiter beim Bundesamt für Umwelt, Abteilung Lärm, und Privatdozent an der ETH Zürich, spezialisiert auf Umweltepidemiologie und Lärmwirkungsforschung. SIReNE-Studie vom Swiss Medical Forum, eine Untersuchung des Zusammenhangs zwischen Lärmbelästigung und Krankheiten. Lärmdatenbank sonBASE vom Bundesamt für Umwelt

Christoph Trappe spoke with Mark Brink from VELUX about their skylight products. During this conversation, they chat about the multi-level benefits for including or retrofitting a skylight in your facility. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/buildings-podcast/support

What should Christians believe about Islam? And how should Christians treat their Muslim neighbors? Contemporary events both abroad and in the U.S. require thoughtful Christians to answer these questions. In Episode 174 of the Influence Podcast, George P. Wood, Influencemagazine’s executive editor, interviews Mark Brink, Mark Hausfeld, and Mark Refroe about Islam and Christian mission. All three are veteran Assemblies of God missionaries to Muslim-majority nations. Mark Brink is international director of Global Initiative, a ministry of Assemblies of God World Missionswhose mission statement is “To equip the global church to reach Muslims because every Muslim must know the truth about Jesus.” Mark Hausfeld is professor of Urban and Islamic Studiesat the Assemblies of God Theological Seminary. And Mark Renfroe is director of Reaching Africa’s Muslims, an AGWM initiative to plant the Church among Africa’s 806 Muslim unreached people groups. Additional Resources: The Necessity for Retaining Father and Son Language in Scripture Translations for Muslims Say Hello! Serving Muslim Women Say Hello! Forever Friendscurriculum for kids

TBC&GS alumnus Mark Brink discusses how to effectively reach Muslim communities locally and abroad while dispelling common fears and misconceptions.       

Impeded by fear and disinformation, it can be hard for the global Church to engage Muslims. Mark Brink of Global Initiatives shares how they equip and challenge local believers to show Christ's love effectively.

Mark Brink, shares about how his ministry works to better reach the Muslim community with the Gospel of Christ. Understanding those with a different faith can take time and energy, but for all to come to know Jesus makes the work worth it. Also, Mark mentions that the harvest within the Muslim community has been great, with many coming to accept Christ. Throughout the episode, he discusses how the Lord placed a burden on him to reach the Muslim community with the Gospel. By coming into contact with different Muslims or those working closely with Islamic groups, Mark began to understand God’s heart for them. Just like anyone else, Muslims need Jesus. What we talked about00:25 – Episode summary 02:13 – Introducing Mark Brink 02:45 – What brought you to this place? 04:35 – Unexpected calling 05:26 – A pivotal moment 07:02 – Coming to understand the culture 10:17 – Learning from the Middle East 12:24 – Walking in the tension 14:15 – Starting from the beginning 16:16 – Doing Ministry Well 16:39 – Approachable, lovable, and valuable 18:20 – Training for local leaders 19:56 – Partnering with the right people 22:13 – The transformation of training 24:01 – Taking the long-term perspective 26:38 – Counting the cost Lord, lead me to the person that is seeking for truth, that You have started to prepare for me to walk up to them.31:31 – Internet and book resources 32:13 – Contact info (reachingmuslimpeoples.com (http://reachingmuslimpeoples.com/)) 32:26 – How to better engage Muslims 34:26 – A way to support ministry Resources & Contact InfoHealing the Broken Family of Abraham (http://amzn.to/2humxow) by Don McCurry (Qualifying purchases benefit Engaging Missions.) Audible.com (http://engagingmissions.com/freebook), just for trying out their service. Qualifying purchases benefit Engaging Missions.) Reaching Muslim Peoples (http://reachingmuslimpeoples.com/)