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This week, the City Manager talks about wrapping up the new City Budget, tower leases to cell phone companies, the :progress on the Portage Business Directory and a ribbon cutting for a new trail in Portage.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Isaiah 66: 12-131. God comforts us when He nourishes us2. God comforts us when He carries us3. God comforts us through His Joy

Cette semaine, Pierre Brassard reçoit Sonia Cordeau, Matthieu Pepper et Benoît McGinnis, qui doivent répondre à des questions sur : une infraction dans le métro de Paris, une momie d'Autriche, la contrefaçon chinoise, un prisonnier mystérieusement disparu, E.T., l'extra-terrestre, la fête des Mères et l'interdiction de manger des raviolis durant le conclave.

C’est Benoît McGinnis qui prendra la place de Denise Filiatrault à titre de directeur artistique au Théâtre du Rideau Vert. Entrevue avec Benoît McGinnis, directeur artistique du Théâtre du Rideau Vert. Regardez aussi cette discussion en vidéo via https://www.qub.ca/videos ou en vous abonnant à QUB télé : https://www.tvaplus.ca/qub ou sur la chaîne YouTube QUB https://www.youtube.com/@qub_radio Pour de l'information concernant l'utilisation de vos données personnelles - https://omnystudio.com/policies/listener/fr

Une première entente commerciale pour Donald Trump | Deuxième jour du conclave | Encore une panne à la SAAQ… | EB Games renaît de ses cendres | Benoît McGinnis, nouveau directeur artistique du Théâtre du Rideau Vert Dans cet épisode intégral du 8 mai, en entrevue : Alice Fournier, journaliste chez QUB et au 24 heures. Jean-Claude Daignault, président de la Fraternité des constables du contrôle routier du Québec. Stephan Tétreault, entrepreneur. Benoît McGinnis, directeur artistique du Théâtre du Rideau Vert. Une production QUB Mai 2025Pour de l'information concernant l'utilisation de vos données personnelles - https://omnystudio.com/policies/listener/fr

This week, the City Manager looks back on the 1-year anniversary of the Portage tornado. Other topics include Bike Month, the memory Cafe and next week's City Council meeting.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This week Topher and Jeff talk with Mike McGinnis, player development coach with NorCan Hockey. Using his experience with Hockey Alberta and his current business, McGinnis provided us with some great insight regarding the modern aspects of the game. In this episode we talk about: — The importance of being able to stick handle by feel, and not needing to look at the puck — Modern vs “old-school” shooting techniques — How 60% of NHL passes are contested, so you should include contested passes in practices — Having a balance of unstructured play and structured practice to not create bad habits — Comparing Scandinavian to North American development models AND SO MUCH MORE! Thank you to our title sponsor IceHockeySystems.com, as well as Train-Heroic, Helios Hockey, and Crossbar! And thank you to our AMAZING LISTENERS; We appreciate every listen, download, comment, rating, and share on your social sites! If you'd like to join our Hockey Think Tank Community, head over to Community.TheHockeyThinkTank.com and check it out! PARENTS & RECRUITING 101 COURSES BLUEPRINT ORGANIZATION REFERRAL Follow us: IG: @HockeyThinkTank X (Twitter): @HockeyThinkTank TikTok: @HockeyThinkTank Facebook: TheHockeyThinkTank

This week, the City Manager discusses topics including the opening of the Portage Farmers Market and changes to the Portage Pocket Pay program.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

What can we control, and what can't we control about how our kids engage in worship? Do our worship services even acknowledge that kids will be there? Kelsey Kramer McGinnis, musicologist and mom of small kids, helps us think about the role of music in the life of the church and challenges the idea that we can “make” our kids do anything. Kelsey and our hosts explore what it means for children to be participating in singing and how parents and ministry leaders can get buy-in from kids. Spoiler alert: it's simpler than you might think! Kids share their stories and thoughts about singing in church. The Child in Our Midst is a podcast of the Center for Faith and Children, where we're reimagining church where a child's faith flourishes. Visit our website for more about this episode.It's produced by Area Code Audio.

This week, the City Manager tells us construction on a new neighborhood in Portage is about to begin, plus ribbon cutting on the new Kal Blue location, sewer cleaning begins in Portage and the upcoming "Bits of Business event Friday.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

“Who's Christine?”By LiminallySpaced. Listen to the Podcast at Explicit Novels."Who's Christine?""What?" I exclaimed, turning toward Kerri abruptly. She was still covered in my semen and bare chested"Easy, easy! You just got a text from someone named Christine. Asking where you were."I took my phone back, shoving it quickly into my pants pocket. I sat down on the edge of the bed to put on my shoes."So who is she?"Once again I didn't really know how to answer that question."Just a friend," I said flatly."Um Hmm," Kerri responded, doubtfully, "is she the kind of 'friend' who's gonna be upset your balls have already been completely drained?""Don't worry about it." I was colder than I should have been. Kerri was just curious, and I was being a jerk about it. Feeling guilty for my prickly tone, I scooted myself up toward the lounging Greek goddess of lust. "Listen," I said, placing my hand on her golden calf, "I'm sorry, I don't mean to be a jerk, I've just got a lot of stuff going on. A lot of confusing stuff that's just been a bitch to try and process.""No, I understand," her tits jiggled delightfully as she brushed her hair out of her face, "Lot of that going around. Just that time of life for everyone, I think. You can tell me about her next time."Next time. She wanted to do this again. Hell, I did too, but the thought of adding premeditation to what we did made my stomach grow cold. There would be no defense then, no excuse of passions getting the better of us, just pure dishonesty and subterfuge."Kerri," I began, "I don't know if we should do this again. I think it might be wrong."Kerri took a moment to consider my words, then sat up straight. Pressing her big tits into my arm she leaned in close and said "This doesn't have to be complicated, Tim. It can just be fun."I tiled my head in and kissed her. Hard."Just think about it, ok?"I nodded weakly."And send me those pictures, ok?"I smiled. We kissed. I took one last feel of her stupendous breasts, and left.I checked my phone in the car. I did, in fact, have a message from Christine asking where I was. I hadn't even considered what time it was, and I had definitely more than missed church. My conflicted feelings about Kerri became compounded by the returning knot in my stomach."Hey, sorry, I overslept. Long night." I wrote back to her. Not technically a lie."No problem. You wanna meet me at The Spot at 7?"I thought about it for a long moment. Thinking of Christine made me smile. What Christine and I had was arguably the least complicated of my romantic entanglements (or at least that was what I told myself). Seeing her would surely set my chaotic mind to rest. She had that effect on me."Sure thing."I got home to an empty house, jumped in the shower, and thought about what my night had been.Kerri said it didn't have to be complicated, and I wanted to believe her, but I had a hard time believing anything about my sex life could be uncomplicated. There was nothing uncomplicated about fucking my friend's girlfriend. There was nothing uncomplicated about the hot and cold between me and Tara.There was nothing uncomplicated about the feelings I was realizing I had developed for Christine.I didn't know what those feelings were, exactly, but they were more than just lust. We had been friends for so long that despite my best intentions it was proving to be impossible to separate the time I spent with her as a friend from the time I spent with her in bed. I knew there was no path forward for us. Like Kerri had said, nothing that happened this summer would really count once the fall came, and would most likely vanish to time as life moved on, but that didn't make it any easier to compartmentalize.It didn't make me want her any less.My car pulled into The Spot, and Christine was already waiting, leaning her lithe body against the hood of her car.The last lights of a golden sunset cast her in an amber glow. Her long, smooth legs had a shine to them, ascending up into short shorts that hugged her slight curves. As always, bare legs meant a more conservative top, but the wide, ragged mouth of her sweatshirt hung off her shoulder in a delicious way. I saw no bra strap. As soon as she saw my car, her eyes lit up and a smile blossomed on her face.I had barely put my car into park when all at once she had hopped into the passenger seat.We looked at each other in silence, an unspoken tension building."Hi," she said."Hi," I answered.Slowly she closed the distance between us on the big bench seat, licking her lips as she sidled up next to me.Her eyes twinkled in the fading light. Her hair cascaded down one side of her perfect face. She leaned in, and my lips touched hers in a long, slow kiss. This wasn't a hook up kiss, this was a real kiss. My hand reached up and cupped her head through her brunette locks. I felt her sigh.Then suddenly she pulled away from me with a start. There was a different look in her eye now, something I couldn't quite place. It wasn't lust, it was something more unsure. Then, as if trying to shake herself out of the feeling, her hands darted down to my pants, making quick work of the button and zipper.The cool air touched the skin of my cock only briefly, as it was quickly engulfed by the sweet, wet warmth of Christine's mouth.I had cum very hard three times in the recent past, so the sudden sensation of her sucking mouth on my tender flesh elicited a sharp "oh!" from me.Christine's lips and mouth worked at a feverish pace. This wasn't anything like the kiss we just shared, this was determined. She sucked and slobbered on my cock in a way that normally would have brought me to full mast almost immediately, but the combination of her uncharacteristic over eagerness, the sensitivity of my swollen skin, and my sexual exhaustion from the activities of the previous night and morning, got me only half hard at best."I want you to get hard for me, Tim," She said, switching over to a tight handjob while she spoke, "I want you to get so hard so you can cum on my face. Don't you want to cum on my face?"It's true Christine had become a lot more comfortable with dirty talk, and usually hearing all sorts of words and expressions I never would have expected for a pastor's daughter would have gotten me harder than Tetris, but this was too over the top. She was trying too hard. Something was off. For both of us.She dipped her head down and went back to work sucking hard, this time rolling my balls in her hand. My mind jumped back to the first time we experienced each other, right there in that same car. Her mouth had gone at my cock with a similar fervor, but there was a passion there, then. There was a need. That first time my cock went in her mouth I felt the whole energy of her body in every lick of her tongue.Last time she wanted my cock. She wanted my cum. This time, I couldn't help but feel like what she wanted was a distraction. It felt good, there was no denying it, but it didn't feel RIGHT. Not this time."Christine, Christine, stop, stop." I pleaded, and gently guided her head out of my lap. She sat back up, hair tousled over one eye, and wiped her wet mouth with the back of her hand. It was so delightfully lewd that even in my current state my cock couldn't help but surge at the sight."You wanna watch me touch myself?" She said with a lusty grin, working her hand into the front of her tight shorts."No, no, I mean yes, but no," I said, confused about what I wanted."What's wrong?" she said, furrowing her brow with the legitimate concern of a real friend.I looked at her for a moment. There was definitely something wrong here. I knew it immediately on my end, and that look on her face after that kiss; her sudden change in demeanor after; I knew she was feeling the same thing."Christine, I have to tell you something. When I got here tonight I wasn't sure if I was going to, but now I think I should.""Ok,” she said, her concern turning to confusion."The reason I wasn't at church, ""You overslept.""It's true, I did, but I have to tell you why." Christine was very still as she waited for my next words. "I spent the night with someone."I watched her face as the words landed. She was trying to remain calm, but I could see something else behind her eyes."So what, why are you telling me this?" She said with a nervous chuckle, "it's not like we're dating or anything.""I told you because I needed to. For the same reason I think you needed to hear it.""I don't think I need to hear you can't get it up because some other girl fucked your brains out, Tim." She said in a tone that was uncharacteristically nasty."That's not what I mean, and you know it.""Tim, I don't know what you mean," she said, turning away and nervously gathering her things, "but I do know that maybe this was a mistake tonight. I'm not exactly in the mood anymore.""Christine,” I sighed as she made her way out of the car."Why don't you go home and get some rest. You clearly need it."And with that she was gone. I sat alone in my car for a few moments, replaying the situation in my head. I needed to get my mind off of it, so I took out my phone and drafted an email to Just 4 the Watcher X O X O."Here you go" it read, "just might be the best painting I've ever seen. Can't wait till the next one ;)"I took a moment to look back on the slutty pictures Kerri had let me take, pictures of her gorgeous face and body splattered in my semen, attached them to the email, and hit send.Almost instantly, as though she had been waiting, I got an email back."Thanks so much for a lovely time. You're a great artist." I smiled at how the dumb joke Tara started seemed to continue to be useful. "Here's a tip for all your hard work ;)"There was an attachment.I clicked the file, and waited patiently as it loaded. It was probably only a couple seconds, but it felt like forever. Then, finally, the screen of my phone was taken up by a close up of Kerri's face. I recognized it right away as the full version of the photo she had used to entice me into her voyeuristic plan.Kerri looked up at me with the familiar sight of a bright, white slash of semen reaching up from the bridge of her nose into her dark curly hair; it was a sight I would never forget; but the whole picture was so much more erotic: her mouth was open slightly, a lustful smile on her face. Her lips and chin were splattered in gooey white, Mike's purple, spent cock inches from her covered skin.My cock surged back to life. I knew exactly why she was smiling. Mike may have been the one cumming on her face, but it was clear that she was taking this photo just for me.I reached down to my hardening cock and began to stroke frantically. It wasn't long before the image of Kerri's cummy face worked one more load out of me for the day.I arrived back home, dazed and spent, my cock and balls sore from the whirlwind of the last 24 hours. My step mom Kelly was there to greet me, a certain glow about her that could only mean one thing. I thought about the lusty alter-ego I had created for her in my mind, Kel, to separate the woman who helped raise me from the sexual creature who no doubt had spent the night with Brian last night.As Kelly talked I half listened, my mind wandering. I thought about my argument with Tara, and whether I was being unfair to her. I thought about how tomorrow was Monday, which meant I'd have to go back to work, have to interact with Letty for the first time since her domination of me Friday night. I thought about Kerri, about the feel of her body, the satisfied look on her face after I shot my cum on her; I thought about how wrong it felt, but also how good it felt. And finally I thought about Christine; what had we both discovered that we were too afraid to admit? I thought I knew, but I didn't know when the next time I'd see her would be. Not after tonight.At least until Kelly's words suddenly pierced through my daze and sent a cold lump into my stomach."Don't forget, sweetie, you've got the church youth camping trip next weekend!", oh, fuck.Chapter 26: Tim's boss teaches him a lessonThe church youth group camping trip was in four days, which meant that I had four days to think, and more specifically Over think, about what was going with Christine and I; where we stood, what we wanted, where we could possibly go from here, and what it all meant.If you had asked me just a few days ago if I was looking forward to it, I would have ecstatically said yes, and then probably zoned out, daydreaming about sneaking off from the group to get frisky in the woods. I'd picture myself leaning against a large rock, the only audible sounds the chirping of the birds in the trees and the moans vibrating around my hard cock as Christine worked it with her sweet, wet mouth.As I got close I'd suggest finishing in her mouth to avoid suspicion from the rest of our fellow campers, but then she'd pull off me with a hot gasp and demand I finish on her face. Hands stroking, my tip bobbing just above her lips I'd oblige, and with a stifled grunt and a hard deep breath I'd douse her in erratic white ropes.Fully spent, I'd look down at the pastor's daughter, a smile on her cum-covered face, and be struck by how beautiful she looked covered in my seed. And how nicely the colors of nature complimented her smoldering eyes.Or maybe she'd lay herself down among a bed of flowers, legs spread, her own petals on display and touch herself while I pleasured myself nearby. The bright colors would wrap her body in an erotic rainbow as she shook and shuddered beneath her fingers, her head turning to desperately suckle on the flared

Podcast Notes: Asking Better Questions in Worship Ministry - Kelsey McGinnis Keynote Episode Overview In this episode, we present Kelsey McGinnis' keynote from Churchfront Conference 2024. As a musicologist and researcher specializing in congregational music culture, Kelsey explores how transforming problematic worship ministry questions into deeper ones reveals important insights about community, belonging, and authentic worship. Time Stamps & Key Points Introduction [00:00] Kelsey's opening insight: "Whether someone sings in corporate worship probably has very little to do with how they feel about the songs themselves. It has everything to do with how they feel about their voices." Introduction of Kelsey McGinnis, musicologist and researcher of congregational music Her approach to using questions as the foundation for research and writing Bad Questions vs. Better Questions [00:43] The problem with starting with bad questions How even problematic questions can lead to important insights The process of refining questions to get to deeper truths Why questions about music often reveal deeper issues about community Case Study 1: Male Singing Participation [01:49] The problematic initial question: "Why aren't men singing in church?" Why this is a bad question (confrontational, assumes something not necessarily true) How online discourse frames this issue ineffectively Conversation with Dr. Randall Bradley from Baylor University (director of Baylor Men's Choir) Key insight: "Whether someone sings in corporate worship probably has very little to do with how they feel about the songs themselves. It has everything to do with how they feel about their voices." Stories from men about their relationship with their voices: Being made fun of during adolescent voice changes Feeling their low voices intrude during quiet worship moments Not feeling their vocal contribution is valued The importance of mentorship for young male singers Better question: How do we create worship where all voices feel welcomed and valued? Case Study 2: Changing Role of Church Musicians [09:07] The strange initial question: "Is it more boring to be a church drummer now than it was 20 years ago?" Why this question arose (multiple drummers independently expressing the same sentiment) How worship music style has evolved over 30 years: Movement from rock-based to EDM-influenced styles Increased use of click tracks, pads, and loops More accessible technology changing worship landscapes Better questions: "What has changed for drummers in the past 20 years? Has anything meaningful been lost?" Contrasting drummer experiences: One drummer who feels more creative with new technology Another who feels increasingly obsolete The deeper question: "How do we let worship evolve without pushing people aside?" The challenge of obsolescence in church ministry Observations from the Sing Conference in Nashville: Older worship leaders finding community where they don't feel obsolete The need for intergenerational inclusion in worship Case Study 3: Technology in Worship [16:30] The limiting initial question: "Should churches use live autotune?" Problems with "should" questions (invite simple yes/no answers) Various perspectives on autotune: As "spellcheck" or "bowling bumpers" for vocalists As pitch coordination similar to click tracks Concerns about becoming "karaoke franchises" Better questions: "What are we really worried about with technology? When do we cross a threshold?" Parallels to concerns about AI-generated art The deeper question: "How do we balance humanity and imperfection with our desire for excellence?" Thought-provoking quote: "Contemporary worship is in its Vogue magazine era—the Photoshopped version of itself" The church's opportunity to model acceptance of imperfection and humanity Case Study 4: Lament in Worship [23:06] Common question: "How do we make space for lament in our worship?" Widespread sense that popular worship doesn't adequately address lament Conversation with Matt Maher about emotional whiplash in services Better questions: "What do we actually need to lament? What hurt are we responding to?" The need for worship to respond to hurt both inside and outside church walls Letting worship be shaped by love of neighbors rather than love of excellence Conclusion [25:57] The human desire for easy answers and clear categories Why superstitious views of music (healing frequencies, etc.) miss the point The challenge of moving beyond online "takes" to deeper community questions The value of telling stories that lead to wiser questions Key Quotes "Whether someone sings in corporate worship probably has very little to do with how they feel about the songs themselves. It has everything to do with how they feel about their voices." "If you feel like your voice is a gift, that it has a place, you're more likely to offer it as a sacrifice of praise." "I want to be part of a community where people aren't primarily valued for their ability to serve a particular aesthetic." "Contemporary worship is in its Vogue magazine era—the Photoshopped version of itself." "One radical thing that the church can do is be a place where we can model acceptance of the awkwardness and imperfection that comes about when you allow people to create something together." Resources Mentioned Dr. Randall Bradley from Baylor University The Sing Conference in Nashville (hosted by Keith and Kristin Getty) Religion News Service article on autotune in worship Matt Maher (songwriter and worship leader) Action Steps Examine the questions you're asking about your worship ministry Consider how your technology choices affect people's sense of belonging Create space for all voices to feel valued in your worship context Evaluate whether your pursuit of excellence might be excluding certain voices Look for ways to let your worship respond to the hurt in your community Connect & Continue For more insights on worship ministry questions, connect with Kelsey McGinnis or visit churchfront.com/conference Apply to Join Churchfront Premium Apply to Join Churchfront Pro Free Worship and Production Toolkit Shop Our Online Courses Join us at the Churchfront Conference Follow Churchfront on Instagram or TikTok: @churchfront Follow on Twitter: @realchurchfront Gear we use to make videos at Churchfront Musicbed SyncID: MB01VWQ69XRQNSN  

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This week, the City Manager talks about funds for tornado recovery, work on zoning ordinances and the City budget and the upcoming "Bits of Business" event.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Chapter 18: Stephanie says good byeBy LiminallySpaced. Listen to the Podcast at Explicit Novels.Hot, wet lips raced up and down the length of my cock. Hands stroked me rhythmically and squeezed my churning balls."Yeah, baby, fuck, yes," I chanted, the hot boil of explosive love building inside me.Wet, wanton slurps came in time as her lips slipped off my cock on each stroke. Her eyes never left mine. "Um Hmm, umm hmm" she moaned into my rod, her head bobbing deliciously and with purpose, summoning the pleasure out of my body."Fuck, I'm gonna cum, baby, I'm gonna cum!" I bellowed, my body beginning to buzz.Pulling her lips off me she never broke eye contact, and never stopped stroking. Licking her lips, with a smile she moaned out "Do it, baby, cum for me ;  I want it all over me!"Eight hours earlier I was having lunch with Tara, my cock securely in my pants, when my stomach dropped like a rock."Am I what?" I croaked out.I had come to this get-together specifically because I needed someone to talk to about the text message I received last night, and my response to it, but Tara had prepared other things on the menu, things I was not expecting."Are you having an affair with Kerri?" She said bluntly. There was no judgment in her eyes that I could see, but I think she was waiting for my reply, ready to size me up. I was bad at lying in general, and terrible at lying to Tara, but I wasn't sure I was ready to spill the details on something even I wasn't totally sure of."What would make you even ask that?" I said, trying to match her cool."I thought it was weird that you were just hanging around her house after everyone left," she began, an interrogative glint in her eye, "so after we talked I hung around too, and I watched you sneak around the back and go in through the back door.""I'm not having an affair with Kerri," I said truthfully, but also feeling my skin get hot as she had me dead to rights."Then what? Were you robbing her? I didn't see Mike leave, did you have a three way with them or something?" Tara's smooth, pale leg bounced and crossed over her knee as she chipped away at me."Ok, ok, enough," I sighed in defeat. It was no use, she was going to get it out of me eventually. I looked at Tara. She had an eyebrow cocked that combined with her bouncing leg I couldn't tell if it was impatience, or excitement. Either way I had to fess up. I took a deep breath. "I was helping Kerri with a, problem.""A problem?" Tara repeated, intrigued by my vagueness."Yes," I continued. "So the night of the graduation party, after I saw, you know, "The corner of her lip crested up briefly into a smile as she remembered how I secretly watched her and my next door neighbor Sarah have hot sex mere feet from my face.“ well when I got back to my car, I caught Mike and Kerri fucking in my back seat." I said quietly."Ooh, good for them," Tara said with a smile, leaning in to hear more."Yeah, well, Kerri caught me peeping, and at the party last night she pulled me aside to tell me that it really turned her on.""So what's the problem?" Tara said, not seeing the full picture."Well apparently Mike hasn't been getting the job done; he cums too fast. So since me watching them turned her on so much,” I paused not for effect, but a little hesitant to tell this to anyone, even Tara, “ she asked me if I'd secretly watch them have sex so she could finally get to cum."Tara took it all in for a minute."Wow, Tim, that's pretty wild," she said with a chuckle, "I wish you had just told me, I would have loved to have joined you; just like old times!" She winked at me, and my cock twitched as I thought about the voyeuristic experience we shared, watching Sarah get fucked. "So what did you do, just stand there? Or did you, you know,” she said, making a sly jerk off motion with her hand."She told me she'd be insulted if I didn't, so I stood there in the shadows behind a book case and jerked off while I watched them fuck. But I,” I caught myself before I got really into the weeds about my request of Kerri, and the photo she sent me. "Nevermind.""Well, did it work?" She said, all in on this story, "did she cum?""Oh yeah, big time," I said with a slight chuckle. Tara matched it."And, did you?" She said, dipping down into a syrupy sultry tone."No," I said, "they finished before I did, and I felt weird about just standing there jerking off in the shadows, so I bailed.""Aww," Tara said in a disappointed tone. She seemed legitimately sad to hear I didn't cum. "So what's Kerri's body like?""Fantastic. She's got that athletic thickness, and her tits, oh my god.""Really?" Tara said, eyes going wide"Yeah," I continued, "big, juicy, amazing tits." I pictured those amazing tits in my mind's eye, splattered in cum."Are you gonna do it again, or was it a one time thing?""I honestly don't know. I'm not sure I want to do it again." My first lie. I did want to do it again. I wanted to see those tits painted in cum for real."Uh huh,” Tara said skeptically. Like I said, I was terrible at lying to her. "Mike and Kerri,” she said wistfully, “ can't say I wouldn't like to see that."I chuckled nervously, not quite sure how to respond to that statement. Regaining my composure, I tried to start in on what I really wanted to talk about, but I watched Tara's gaze leave my own and follow someone's movement behind me."Speaking of tits," she said in amazement, "that girl who just came in behind us is STACKED."The drop in my stomach returned. The previous two times Tara and I had come here for lunch, my path had crossed with Rachel, the big-titted church girl who I hooked up with after her prom. I turned as slyly as I could to see the object of Tara's ogling eyes, and sure enough, sitting down for lunch with the same male friend as before was Rachel. And boy was Tara right.Beneath the low neckline of her summer sundress her large tits were held up high and proud, a tasteful amount of deep cleavage presented to the world. My cock surged momentarily as I looked at her exposed collar bone and flat of her chest, and remembered that streak of my cum that had clung to it."That's Rachel," I said, turning back toward Tara before being spotted, "the girl I went to prom with.""The church girl who was grossed out by your cum?""Yeah," I said bashfully."I see," she said mischievously, taking a sip of her drink, "so what was it you wanted to talk about, anyway?"I had wanted to talk about the text message I got last night, and what I should do about it, but I was so all over the place at this point between admitting my voyeuristic fling with Kerri, and seeing Rachel again that I just bailed."Eh, nevermind, it's not a big deal," I lied, and brushed it off. Truth was it was a big deal, but one I was going to have to handle myself. Tara sensed I wasn't being entirely truthful, but she didn't press the issue. We just went back to our food and enjoyed our time together.After paying the check, Tara went off to the bathroom, and I looked over at Rachel. Her companion had also gotten up for the moment, and she was alone. I couldn't hide this time, and our eyes met. This was silly. We had shared an awkward sexual moment, sure, but that didn't mean we couldn't ever talk to each other again!Steeling myself for the worst, I walked over to say hi. She met me with a polite smile, but I think she was as nervous about this as I was."Hey!" I opened with, trying to keep it casual, "long time no see!" We both chuckled nervously. "This was the third time I had seen you here, so..I figured it would be impolite to say hi.""Yeah, it's crazy we keep crossing paths like this. How've you been?"I had just begun to continue our small talk when I felt a hand slither across my shoulders, and another across my stomach."Tim, can we go now? You promised me some more after lunch!" Tara said as she wriggled her body close to mine. I tensed up. What was she doing?"I..uh.." I had no idea what to do, so I continued to be polite. "Rachel, this is Tara, Tara, this is Rachel."Tara reached out her hand, and Rachel reluctantly met it to shake."Pleasure to meet you," Tara said, before laying it on extra thick "Oh my god, you've got such amazing breasts!"I went beet red"Um..thanks?" Rachel said, starting to flush herself."I'm so jealous, seriously," Tara continued ridiculously, "but then again I've never had any complaints, and I guess I've still got plenty of canvas for my little artist here, don't I?"Now Tara and I had shared some intense experiences, but there was always still a distance maintained between us. A tension. When Tara pulled herself back into me, all of a sudden that distance was gone, and for the very first time, in service of a crass joke, we kissed. It was a thick, over the top, sloppy kiss at first, but then there was an electricity that passed between us. The world fell away, and there we were, Tim and Tara, tasting each others' lips for the first time.It was a good kiss.When the kiss finally broke, it took a moment for each of us to come back to earth, and then breathlessly, Tara launched back into her schtick."It was lovely to meet you, Rachel," she said, looking back at Rachel, whose chest and neck had flushed fully red at our display, "But we have to go - he promised he'd paint me again after lunch." Tara's hand snaked down to the front of my pants. "I just love it when he paints me," she said with a wink as she squeezed my cock. My hard cock. Feeling the bar in my pants, she broke character for a minute, shooting me a surprised look.Like I said, it was a good kiss.I gave an embarrassed wave to Rachel, and headed off, the level of mortification I felt matched only by the amount of arousal."You are fucking insane," I said to Tara as we left the cafe."I know, but she deserved it," Tara said with a smile. "Hey what are you up to tonight?" She said after an awkward moment of silence."I've got plans, unfortunately" I said back. It was true. I was meeting the sender of that text message, but suddenly, suddenly I felt the urge to cancel. "Why, you have some, painting, that needs to be done?" I said with a wink.Tara chuckled, a broad smile spreading across her lips. I saw the faintest flush of red surge into her cheeks."Just call me soon then, ok?" She said, punching me in the arm. She pulled me in for a hug, holding me tight. I felt her breasts push against my chest. Her nipples were hard.She waved at me, and sauntered off.Back home I headed to my computer. A surge of excitement pulsed through me as I thought about the email I had received last night from Kerri, and more so the email I had sent in return. I had pushed the envelope, and I had no idea how it would be received, so when I saw I had an email from her waiting, my stomach dropped. Would it be the next ante up in this game we were playing? Or would it be a scathing indictment of my perviness, with a firm "fuck off" as a sign off?Before I could click to find out, my attention was grabbed by another alert; a new instant message. From Rachel.The excitement returned, and I opened it."I didn't know you were an artist!" it read. I smiled."Haha I dabble." I returned."I bet!"I sent back a winking emoji, and decided to leave it at that. Feeling a renewed sense of power, and a familiar tingle in my balls, I opened Kerri's email. I smiled at what I read."The face, huh? HUmm I don't know if we're ready for that," I read, my excitement beginning to wane, until I read the second line. "But that doesn't mean we can't work up to it ;)"There was an image attached. My balls began to tingle. I opened it.It was another selfie, but cropped much closer than the one before. A hint of a red blouse framed what little of her shoulders could be seen, as the majority of the frame was taken up by a direct shot into Kerri's open mouth. Inside her mouth, draped across her tongue and displayed for the lens of her camera, and for my enjoyment, was a thick pool of white.My cock grew rock hard.Kerri was clearly ready to continue playing this game, and as I stared into the cum-filled mouth of my friend's girlfriend, my mind raced, picturing her on her knees with his cock in her mouth, feeling it pulse and twitch as his balls emptied into her mouth, and then slipping away to document it just for me.I reached for my zipper.KnoCK KnoCK KnoCK - a sudden loud rapping at my door broke my trance and I frantically covered up the window with the explicit image."Hello?" I said not realizing anyone else was in the house.&

Sermon by Coy McGinnis A Matter of Choice God's Bible College Camp 1988 www.ihconvention.com

Artist Robert McGinnis (1926-2005) sometimes varied with his poster illustrations compared with James Bond movies.

Robert McGinnis illustrated memorable James Bond movie posters. But he was a lot more than James Bond.

Send us a textAn ATV, a tragic turn, and a court decision that changed everything.Hosts Gavin and Stephen, dive into the Ontario Court of Appeal's ruling on de Roche v McInnis. The case unravels the duty of care owed not just by drivers, but by vehicle owners, accentuating the utmost importance of insurance and proper training. They reflect on the broader implications for owners of recreational vehicles, the devastating consequences of negligence, and the workings of statutory interpretation, emphasizing the importance of having insurance for recreational vehicles.This discussion is a stark reminder that with the thrill of high-speed adventure comes a weighty responsibility, echoing the dire need for precaution and protection in the realm of recreational vehicle use. Listen For:3:15 - Introducing the Case: de Roche v McInnis8:45 - The Duty of Care Explained: Navigating Negligence17:32 - Understanding Statutory Interpretation22:41 - Insuring Adventure: The Safety Net of LiabilityLeave a rating/review for this podcast with one clickRead Stephen's blog on the McGinnis case2024 ONCA 63 (CanLII) | Desrochers v. McGinnis | CanLII (McGinnis case)Contact UsGardiner Roberts website | Gavin email | Stephen email

Tim "Zemo" McGinnis joins the show and drops off the March Madness t-shirts that have been making the rounds in ProvidenceSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This week, the City Manager discusses the ongoing budget process for the City, a special Parks Department event and the need for volunteers in various capacities. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This week, the City Manager talks about a couple of controversial topics debated at the City Council meeting the night before, plus other Council business and talked about the visit of the Michigan Commission on Services to the Aging, visiting the Zhang Senior Center in Portage March 21. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Welcome to Episode 322 of the Worship Probs Podcast - We're glad you're here! In this episode, Brian Tabor shares some hilarious Prayer Concerns plus valuable resources for your ministry. Then, he shares his incredible conversation with Kelsey McGinnis, the Worship Correspondent for Christianity Today. You don't want to miss this! Check it out and be sure to share! Check it out - and like, comment, subscribe, and share with a friend! Learn more and stay connected with >>> Worship Probs (instagram.com/worshipprobs) // Brian Tabor (instagram.com/briantabor) // Kelsey McGinnis (instagram.com/kelseykmcginnis) Special thank you to our friends at Maven Media Productions for editing the podcast [Follow @mavenmediaproductions and visit www.mavenmediaproductions.com], and our great friend Scott Hoke for the voiceover intro [Visit www.scotthokevoice.com].

Tim Terry, U.S. Legends Winter Nationals announcer, Chandra McGinnis, Cherokee Speedway co-promoter; and Dylan Thornton; Dirt Late Model winner are this week's guests.

In this conversation, Kyle interviews Richie McGinnis, a gonzo journalist and author of 'Riot Diet'. They discuss Richie's journey from video directing to authorship, his disillusionment with American foreign policy, and the contrasting narratives presented by different media outlets. Richie shares insights on the changing political landscape, the influence of family on his views, and the evolving culture among youth today. He reflects on his experiences covering protests and riots, the role of independent media, and the impact of tribalism in America. The conversation also touches on faith, community, and the challenges of censorship in the digital age. In this conversation, Richie McGinnis discusses the evolution of journalism, particularly gonzo journalism, and its relevance in today's media landscape. He reflects on the events surrounding the January 6 insurrection and the protests in Kenosha, emphasizing the role of media narratives in shaping public perception. McGinnis shares his experiences on the ground during these events, highlighting the chaotic nature of protests and the challenges of reporting amidst misinformation. He also addresses the myth of objectivity in journalism and the importance of personal perspective in storytelling. In this conversation, Kyle and Richie McGinnis delve into the complexities of crisis situations, particularly focusing on the events surrounding the Kenosha protests and the trial of Kyle Rittenhouse. They explore the human element in chaotic moments, the challenges of testimony, and the deeper societal issues that contribute to violence. The discussion also touches on the role of media narratives, public perception, and the implications of surveillance in crisis management. Through personal anecdotes and reflections, they highlight the often-overlooked intricacies of human experiences in the face of tragedy. In this conversation, Richie McGinnis shares his experiences as a journalist during significant protests and the January 6th Capitol incident. He discusses the challenges of media representation, the dynamics between protesters and law enforcement, and the implications of political narratives. McGinnis reflects on the evolving political landscape and his future projects, emphasizing the importance of authentic storytelling in a polarized environment. KEYWORDS: Richie McGinnis, journalism, media narratives, American foreign policy, protests, youth culture, hockey, tribalism, censorship, faith, Gonzo journalism, media narratives, January 6, Kenosha, protests, radicalization, objectivity, fact-checking, Rittenhouse, chaos, Kenosha, Kyle Rittenhouse, media narratives, crisis situations, human experience, family dynamics, violence, testimony, public perception, surveillance, media, protests, January 6th, Capitol riot, political orthodoxy, Kyle, Pigeon Press, misrepresentation, personal experiences

Eavesdrop on this engaging conversation, as Jaime Jo Wright chats with Author Penny Frost McGinnis, exploring her journey as a writer, her Abbott Island series, and the themes of hope and faith woven throughout her stories. Penny shares insights into her background, her experiences as a librarian, and her passion for writing both romance and children's books. www.madlitmusings.com Like & Subscribe! youtube.com/ @madlitmusings #christianfiction #podcast #bookishthoughts #booktok #literaryhype #literaryreview #bookishinsights #author #jenniferdeibel #Jaimejowright #madlitmusings

A VERY music heavy episode with Alex Rudisill, Philly's consummate industry pro, and returning homie Mike McGinnis (Rid of Me, Knife Hits Records). HOMEWORK ASSIGNED: Alex Ethel Cain - Preacher's Daughter Black Marble - A Different Arrangement Mike USA Nails - Feel Worse Tube Alloys - Evil Angels Dennis Fessus - Pilgrims of Morbidity Tommy Vile Creature - Glory, glory! Apathy Took Helm MUTUAL: Ari Shaffir - America's Sweetheart

First mix of the year from McGinnis out of Chicago - enjoy! Tracklist: Hiatt Db – Everyday Break Space Ghost - Dream Tool Solid Gold Playaz - U With Me Jason Velo - Somewhere Under There Miguel Migs - Midnight Memories (Jimpster Extended Remix) K-LONE - Yeah Yeah Yeah Yeah musclecars - Tonight (Louie Vega Remix) Mr. G - Daily Prayer Quickweave - What Is Groove Stefan Ringer - Cleanse William Florelle - Red Velvet (Kaidi Tatham Remix) Atjazz - On The Road (Kaidi Tatham Instrumental) Nephews & Retromigration - Saucin Crackazat & Jimpster - My Harmony (Dub version)

After a scoreboard update from Brendan King, Coach talks with Brendan King about the Pacers win over the Phoenix Suns and the Colts tomorrow. Coach then talks with Gary McGinnis of indianahsports.com who was at the Plainfield win over Zionsville. Brendan King once again talks with coach as they discuss the Colts injuries and preview the matchup with Jacksonville tomorrow along with the future of the Colts. Coach then talks with Kip Wesner of the Hoosier Basketball Magazine and what he’s putting out on hoosierbasketballmagazine.com. Coach closes the show out with the Head Coach of North Daviess, Brent Dalrymple to discuss their 44-19 win over Evansville Christian. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The featured radio show presents a unique holiday anthology, combining elements of mystery, nostalgia, and the supernatural, delivered through captivating storytelling and immersive soundscapes. Setting the stage for a chilling yet festive atmosphere, the show invites listeners to embrace the spectral charm of the season while enjoying an eclectic mix of narratives revolving around familial bonds, unexpected occurrences, and the perennial question of fate versus free will.The first story begins with a festive backdrop of holiday travelers contending with a severe snowstorm. A couple, Joan and Skip Bartram, embark on a long-awaited journey to visit family for Christmas after being away for years. As their excitement builds for a family reunion, they take an unmarked detour down a desolate highway, unaware that the road leads them to an eerie ghost town devoid of people. The unexpected adventure unfolds with their car crashing, prompting them to seek refuge in an ominous hotel that becomes a vessel of suspense and mystery. As the atmosphere grows increasingly tense and surreal, they encounter a seemingly kind but enigmatic local woman, Mrs. McGinnis, whose behavior hints at something darker stirring within the town's haunting silence.Transitioning into the second half of the show, the narratives shift to more intimate, character-driven tales. With the simplistic charm of holiday gatherings and the somber tones of realization and reflection, a deeper exploration of familial ties emerges. The characters grapple with their pasts, past decisions, and the sometimes burdensome weight of expectations, all under the looming shadow of Christmas. A distinctive thread emerges through the stories as characters ponder the nature of their existence, their roles within their families, and the supernatural forces at work that seem to dictate their destinies. The classic elements of mystery—secret legacies, inexplicable sightings, and the question of generational curses—play out through richly drawn interactions, leading to poignant moments of revelation. As unforeseen consequences unwind, characters draw closer to their truths, discovering what truly matters as they navigate the complexities of their fates.In a powerful thematic conclusion, the final narrative emphasizes notions of redemption, sacrifice, and the cyclical nature of giving and accepting love. By weaving through chilling circumstances and existential reflections, listeners are left to ponder the connections that bind us, the memories we cherish, and the bonds that linger beyond the grave. The show ultimately invites an introspective look at the essence of the holiday spirit, reminding us of the bittersweet truths of life, love, and loss while leaving listeners with a lingering sense of mystery and wonder.The multifaceted storytelling style employed throughout the radio show serves as a reminder of the rich tapestry of human experience during the holidays, juxtaposing warmth and light against cold and darkness. In the end, the enigmatic nature of fate and familial ties encapsulates the essence of the season—reminding all that the unknown may hold hidden gifts, even in the most chilling of circumstances.

Kelsey is a brilliant thinker. She is a musicologist and educator based in Iowa, holding a PhD from the University of Iowa. Currently, Kelsey is a regular contributor to Christianity Today, writing and reporting on worship and church culture. She is also an adjunct professor at Grand View University in Des Moines, where she teaches […] The post #340: Kelsey Kramer McGinnis On Music, Money, & Profits in the Worship Industry (And What That Means For the Rest of Us) appeared first on Beyond Sunday Worship.

Dylan is joined by PrepGirlsHoops.com Writer Grant McGinnis to take a deep dive into Womens Hoops in the great state of Minnesota!

Host Evan Semanco is joined by Do Good Pastor Robyn Horton to talk with Will and Andrea McGinnis of Hands and Feet Project all about Haiti. Will was a founding member of the band Audio Adrenaline, and he and Andrea have been working in Haiti for 20+ years #DoingGood, and if you haven't been following what's going on in Haiti, it is in a crisis that is almost too unbelievable to understand.  Sunday, December 22nd we're asking everyone at The Simple Church to give a one time gift of $30 to go directly to helping Hands and Feet in Haiti, and today's conversation hopefully will show you why this group of people need hope this Christmas.  Follow Hands and Feet and all the incredible work they are doing with the links below:   LINKS FROM THE EPISODE HANDS AND FEET  GIVE HERE TO HAITI HANDS AND FEET ON FACEBOOK HANDS AND FEET ON INSTAGRAM HANDS AND FEET ON YOTUBE CHRISTMAS AT THE MOVIES CHRISTMAS EVE SERVICES   If you have feedback for the podcast, have a guest suggestion, or just want to talk to Evan, e-mail Evan@thesimplechurch.tv. You can also find out more about the Simple Church at www.theSimpleChurch.tv.

The Golden State Warriors and Philadelphia 76ers faced off on November 25, 1977, at The Spectrum in Philadelphia. At this point in the season, the Warriors (entering at 9-9) were aiming to stabilize their campaign under head coach Al Attles, driven by veteran stars Rick Barry and Phil Smith. Meanwhile, the 76ers (entering at 12-5), coached by Gene Shue, were led by the dynamic Julius Erving and George McGinnis, both of whom were vital in establishing the team as contenders in the Eastern Conference. The 76ers were riding high on momentum and were already seen as a major threat in the league, while the Warriors were looking for consistency amidst a competitive Western Conference landscape.The game was a high-scoring and tightly contested affair, with both teams showcasing their offensive firepower. Philadelphia jumped to an early lead, outscoring Golden State 32-26 in the first quarter, thanks to a strong performance from McGinnis, who would finish with 34 points and 20 rebounds. Julius Erving added 28 points, asserting his all-around dominance. Golden State, however, kept the game close with Phil Smith scoring a team-high 30 points and Rickey Green adding an efficient 22 points off the bench. The Warriors mounted a late comeback, forcing the game into overtime after a balanced scoring effort in the fourth quarter, but Philadelphia's composure in the extra period sealed the win.With the victory, the 76ers improved to 13-5, solidifying their position as Eastern Conference frontrunners in a season that would see them finish second in the Atlantic Division and eventually reach the NBA Finals. The Warriors, dropping to 9-10, continued their uneven season but showed promise in players like Smith and Green. For Philadelphia, this game was another step toward establishing themselves as one of the league's elite teams of the era.philadelphi76ers #goldenstatewarriors #juliuserving #georgemcginnis #rickbarry #philsmith #rickeygreen #nbahistory #1977season

For this episode we welcome back a frequent guest to the show and he is Grant McGinnis from Prep Girls Hoops.  Grant joins the show to preview the MN girls high school basketball season and also recaps the Breakdown Girls Tip-Off Classic which always bring in talented teams from all over the state.  Grant shares his thoughts on some of the top performances from that event along with his take on who the top teams are to watch in each of the 4 classes for MN girls basketball. 

Life is full of stories, and whether we like it or not, they happen to us every day. Yes, these stories might sometimes turn out to be life changing events by themselves, but most of the time their impact is felt much smaller. This does not however lessen their importance. In fact, wouldn't it be correct to say that these ‘small stories' are the building blocks that we use to create the person we are today? So how do you tell your own story? Well, sometimes a personal narrative can be made much easier if you create a narrator and in our new podcast; that's exactly what Jeannie McGinnis has done. She uses the character of ‘Kathyrn McKenzie' to tell her diverse stories, ranging from the alluring lights of beauty pageants to a descent into the murky shadows of the Red Light District. From ‘Alaska to Texas' and ‘Irkutsk to Koh Samui'; Kathryn learns from both the mundane and the extraordinary, all the time recounting her humorous and sometimes gritty experiences. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this episode, I sit down with Mac McGinnis—a guy who's not just lucky to be alive, but who straight-up refused to die. Mac takes us through his insane journey: a skiing accident that should've killed him, flatlining four times, and somehow coming out the other side stronger than ever. We talk about his vivid dreams during a month-long coma, the fight to walk again, overcoming painkiller addiction, and the life lessons he's picked up along the way. If you've ever needed a reminder of just how resilient the human spirit is, this one's for you. Drink Dev's Coffee ► ⁠https://orderdevs.com⁠ SUBSCRIBE TO THE PODCAST ► https://youtube.com/@Thefailurepodcast LISTEN ON: ITUNES: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-failure-podcast/id1690380228 ADD US ON: INSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/the_failure_podcast INSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/devscoffeebar INSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/macmcg_84 --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/failurepodcast/support

This next guest certainly has a unique background such as graduating from Georgetown University (majoring in Middle Eastern History with a minor in Arabic & Philosophy), but working at different media outlets such as Al-Jazeer Arabic, MSNBC/NBC News DC as a production assistant & as a freelance videographer. His latest project is his book: Riot Diet: One Man's Radical Ride Through America in Chaos. Let's welcome author Richie McGinnis! Riot Diet: One Man's Radical Ride Through America in Chaos: https://www.amazon.com/RIOT-DIET-Radical-Through-America/dp/B0DM5V2YG1/ref=sr_1_1?crid=2NBH54GR18Z09&dib=eyJ2IjoiMSJ9.UstcwzG-VFKtycz5owqAkDXxS43uHSj2MBxNl8MFbQI.942yxStZSAeZGMBgKc0_806lKFJqLbeCgDt7zVXxEVU&dib_tag=se&keywords=Riot+Diet%3A+One+Man%E2%80%99s+Radical+Ride+Through+America+in+Chaos&qid=1732316683&sprefix=riot+diet+one+man+s+radical+ride+through+america+in+chaos%2Caps%2C211&sr=8-1 Crazy Train Radio Facebook: facebook.com/realctradio Instagram: @crazytrainradio X/Twitter: @realctradio BlueSky: @crazytrainradio.bsky.social Website: crazytrainradio.us YouTube: youtube.com/crazytrainradio --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/crazytrainradio/support

Beaver Sports Podcast featuring Mike Parker, Will Patton (Tillamook), and Jill McGinnis (Safeway)See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

The 2023 holiday season was already in full swing, with many of us busy wrapping gifts and preparing for festive gatherings, when 24-year-old Braonain McGinnis quietly vanished from his home in Glen Burnie, Maryland. Braonain and his mother, Patricia, worked opposite shifts, so it wasn't unusual for them to miss each other except for brief moments when coming or going. Therefore, Patricia did not immediately notice that her son was missing. Initially, she thought Braonain was at work and, later on, that he was simply asleep in his room. However, when Patricia realized Braonain had disappeared, she reported him missing to the Anne Arundel County Police Department, who began investigating his whereabouts on December 21, 2023. Christmas passed with no word from Braonain, and then New Year's came, deepening their concerns. A couple of weeks after Braonain was last seen, his family was shocked to learn that his vehicle had been found abandoned over 2,000 miles away in the mountains of Arizona. Extensive searches ensued, but no trace of Braonain McGinnis was ever found. It has been nearly a year since Braonain vanished, and his loved ones have worked tirelessly to try to piece together the clues that he left behind. If you have any information regarding the disappearance of Braonain McGinnis, please call the Coconino County Sheriff's Office at 928-774-4523 or 1-800-338-7888 or Silent Witness at 928-774-6111. You may also contact the Anne Arundel County Police Department at (410) 222-8050.If you have a missing loved one that you would like to have featured on the show, please fill out our case submission form.Follow The Vanished on social media at:FacebookInstagramTwitterPatreonSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Give to everyone what you owe them: If you owe taxes, pay taxes; if revenue, then revenue; if respect, then respect; if honor, then honor. (Romans 13:7 NIV) I had an opportunity to speak at an event called Heal Our Patriots, which was sponsored by Franklin Graham's Samaritan's Purse. The experience was unforgettable. More than seventeen hundred couples attended. These were people who served our country. Many of them had been wounded in battle, some severely. Some were struggling with PTSD. But they made the effort to attend this couple's conference. They were looking for hope and encouragement from God's Word. It was an amazing honor to speak to them. The best part for me came when I gave an invitation for people to come to Christ. Many of the attendees walked forward and gave their lives to the Lord. The memories of it still bring me joy. It was an honor to serve those who have served our country. I had the privilege of honoring our service members then, and I have the privilege of honoring them today. The members of our military are special people. They have the courage and dedication to put their lives on the line for us. I think of Private First Class Ross McGinnis, who was perched in the gunner's hatch of a Humvee when a grenade whizzed past him into the truck that was carrying him and four of his fellow soldiers. In a split second, McGinnis did the unthinkable. He shouted a warning to the other soldiers and threw himself on the grenade. He absorbed its full impact and died. But the four other soldiers in that truck survived, thanks to the young man's amazing courage. That's the character of a soldier. That's the character of a veteran. And that's who we honor today. We can celebrate the veterans in our community by showing up to a parade or a gathering held in their honor and cheering as loudly as we would for our favorite team. We can honor them with a handshake and a sincere “Thank you for your sacrifice and service.” We can pay our respect to those who have died by walking through a cemetery and stopping at the graves marked with flags. We can read the names on the markers and think about what those men and women did so that we may have our freedom. We can commemorate Veterans Day by praying for military families. For the Gold Star families who made the ultimate sacrifice for our country. For the countless others who live in uncertainty while their loved ones are deployed. We can ask God to make His presence known in their lives in unmistakable ways. And we can praise Jesus, who makes our spiritual freedom possible. “But the Scriptures declare that we are all prisoners of sin, so we receive God's promise of freedom only by believing in Jesus Christ” (Galatians 3:22 NLT). Ephesians 1:7 says that God “is so rich in kindness and grace that he purchased our freedom with the blood of His Son and forgave our sins” (NLT). Jesus paid the ultimate price—His death on the cross—so we can be eternally free. — Listen to the Greg Laurie Podcast Become a Harvest PartnerSupport the show: https://harvest.org/supportSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Every marketer knows the four Ps–Product, Price, Place and Promotion–but it is the rare higher ed marketing leader who gets to have a voice in anything beyond just Promotion. In this episode, Jaime sits down with Paul McGinnis, vice president for marketing and enrollment at Bethel University, to talk about how he led the charge to completely transform Bethel's pricing strategy with a tuition reset.  Takeaways for this episode include insights into:why Bethel felt it was important to move toward tuition transparencywhy marketing led the charge – and how they tackled this massive undertakinghow they communicated the change both internally and externallyhow a tuition reset could help struggling colleges make important changes that impact their trajectorywhy Jaime and Paul think that tuition transparency is an issue every higher ed leader needs to be consideringGuest Name: Paul McGinnisGuest Social: https://www.linkedin.com/in/paul-mcginnis-20ba46b/Guest Bio: Paul McGinnis is the vice president of marketing and enrollment at Bethel University. With more than 25 years of ascending leadership experience in industries as diverse as finance, higher education, and technology—including at a Fortune 250 company—McGinnis specializes in harnessing the power of teams to move organizations forward.  McGinnis has a proven track record of successful change management, designing business models for sustained growth, and unlocking the potential in leaders at all levels. His ability to create high-performing teams, coupled with strategic and relational expertise, has helped him lead organizations to sustainable success and missional advancement. McGinnis is passionate about developing purposeful Christian leaders and providing more than an education for students at Bethel University by fusing transformative academics and a vibrant, Christ-guided community. - - - -Connect With Our Host:Jaime Hunthttps://www.linkedin.com/in/jaimehunt/https://twitter.com/JaimeHuntIMCAbout The Enrollify Podcast Network:Confessions of a Higher Ed CMO is a part of the Enrollify Podcast Network. If you like this podcast, chances are you'll like other Enrollify shows too! Some of our favorites include Talking Tactics and Higher Ed Pulse. Enrollify is made possible by Element451 — the next-generation AI student engagement platform helping institutions create meaningful and personalized interactions with students. Learn more at element451.com.Attend the 2025 Engage Summit! The Engage Summit is the premier conference for forward-thinking leaders and practitioners dedicated to exploring the transformative power of AI in education. Explore the strategies and tools to step into the next generation of student engagement, supercharged by AI. You'll leave ready to deliver the most personalized digital engagement experience every step of the way.Register now to secure your spot in Charlotte, NC, on June 24-25, 2025! Early bird registration ends February 1st -- https://engage.element451.com/register

Sermon by Coy McGinnis Needed Grace God's Bible School & College Camp 1989 www.ihconvention.com

These are a few of our favorite things!  It's auction season yet again and the Stuff Dreams Are Made Of has all your delicious and nutritious coverage of the big event in London. We have full-size power loader arms, James Cameron's Aliens script, Batman costumes, Dirk Diggler paintings, the Costumi D'Arte collection, including Cleopatra and a bunch of spaghetti Westerns, Maximus gear, Marauders Maps, ceremonial staffs, McGinnis paintings, full-size Kurgans, a Princess Bride archive, Yoda sticks, Tron helmets, McReady hats, and a T2 Colt pistol (deactivated, of course).  Join the guys for part one of their Propstore November London auction coverage!  Excelsior! Link to catalog PDF to follow along: https://content.propstore.com/auction/emlauk24/WebView/EMLA-UK_FALL_2024_PROPS_WEB_HI.pdf SDAMO - Instagram https://www.instagram.com/propspodcast/ SDAMO - Threads https://www.threads.net/@propspodcast SDAMO - Twitter https://twitter.com/propspodcast?lang=en SDAMO - Facebook https://www.facebook.com/propspodcast/ SDAMO - TikTok https://www.tiktok.com/@props.podcast David Mandel - Instagram https://www.instagram.com/davidhmandel/

Waldron McGinnis is originally from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. He lived in China for six years and earned his PhD from the University of South Carolina, researching high education reforms in China. Waldron spent twenty-five years in the Pacific Northwest of the US. He developed a master's degree and doctorate in leadership at a university. He traveled the world doing partnership work with global non-profit leaders. For the past thirteen years, he has lived in downtown Tacoma as part of an intentional community that provides transitional housing for homeless people, recent immigrants, and people released from incarceration. He has led men's work through the Mankind Project and working with men in prison.In 2023, Waldron received Irish citizenship through his grandfather and, in 2024, retired to County Wexford, Ireland. SummaryWaldron McGinnis, a retiree in Courtown, Ireland, shares his experience of retiring in Ireland. Courtown is a village in County Wexford, known for its fishing and seaside charm. Waldron chose Courtown because he wanted to live in a smaller town near Dublin for travel and welcoming guests. He highlights the mild climate, affordable cost of living, and access to healthcare as benefits of retiring in Courtown. Waldron also discusses the process of obtaining Irish citizenship and the visa requirements for retirees. He emphasizes Ireland's vibrant arts and culture scene, with music, theater, and museums being popular attractions. The food scene in Courtown offers a variety of options, including traditional Irish dishes and international cuisine. Moving to Ireland offers a safe and peaceful environment with high public trust. The crime rate is low, and the country has strict gun control laws. Research the cost of living and housing beforehand, and join expat groups for valuable information. Set up a bank account and obtain car insurance ahead of time. Ireland is known for its natural beauty, cultural activities, and historical sites. The language barrier is not an issue; the friendly and inclusive society makes it a welcoming place for LGBTQ individuals. Public transportation is convenient, and cashless payments are standard. Overall, Ireland is an excellent choice for retirement.

Bob and Janet go over McGinnis' testimony and his version of Jodi's interview, as well as corruption in the Benton Harbor Police Department and answer listener questions.   Today's Sponsors: Naked Wines – To get Naked Wine's 6 bottle for $39.99 offer, head to NakedWines.com/Truth and use code TRUTH for both the code AND password.   1st Phorm – Get free shipping on all orders over $75, and new customers get the 1st Phorm app for free for 30 days with purchase.  You'll receive an email with the app offer after your purchase.  Get started on your fitness goals today at 1stPhorm.com/truth   The majority of the funding of our work comes directly from listeners, through our Patreon community.  To join Patreon, click THIS LINK.  At the $5/month level you'll get access to lots of Patreon Only BONUS EPISODES, Ad Free versions of all episodes, an hour of Patreon Exclusive video content every week, and our new weekly podcast “Pre-Game”, which drops every Wednesday.  Not to mention early access to some episodes and the ability to watch and participate in interviews live. Get tickets to the Berkshire Podcast Festival at BerkshirePodcastFestival.com.  Use promo code “FALLINTOTHESOUND” for 20% off.

Bob breaks down Lead Detective, Dan McGinnis' trial testimony. We learn some new details about the crime scene, and discover a few discrepancies from the original police reports. We also hear how McGinnis' testimony boxed Jodi into a corner, leaving them with no other choice but to take the stand in their own defense. The majority of the funding of our work comes directly from listeners, through our Patreon community.  To join Patreon, click THIS LINK.  At the $5/month level you'll get access to lots of Patreon Only BONUS EPISODES, Ad Free versions of all episodes, an hour of Patreon Exclusive video content every week, and our new weekly podcast “Pre-Game”, which drops every Wednesday.  Not to mention early access to some episodes and the ability to watch and participate in interviews live. Today's Sponsor: 1st Phorm – Get free shipping on all orders over $75, and new customers get the 1st Phorm app for free for 30 days with purchase.  You'll receive an email with the app offer after your purchase.  Get started on your fitness goals today at 1stPhorm.com/truth

In the second hour, Dan Bernstein and Laurence Holmes were joined by Titans radio analyst Dave McGinnis to preview the Tennessee-Chicago game Sunday. McGinnis also shared his evaluation of Bears rookie quarterback Caleb Williams. Paul Charchian of Guillotine Leagues then joined the show to provide advice for fantasy football owners and to explain why he's starting Bears rookie receiver Rome Odunze on a couple of his teams. Later, Bernstein and Holmes listened and reacted to Warriors guard Stephen Curry credit his small college experience for his unique NBA career.

Bob proves without any shadow of a doubt that DeMorrio Lowes was not murdered at 12:40am, as claimed by McGinnis. We learn how Jodi's alibi was deconstructed at trial, and hear directly from the State's key witness at trial. The majority of the funding of our work comes directly from listeners, through our Patreon community.  To join Patreon, click THIS LINK.  At the $5/month level you'll get access to lots of Patreon Only BONUS EPISODES, Ad Free versions of all episodes, an hour of Patreon Exclusive video content every week, and our new weekly podcast “Pre-Game”, which drops every Wednesday.  Not to mention early access to some episodes and the ability to watch and participate in interviews live.