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Meghan Markle & Prince Harry moving back to the UK, Dave Landau joins us in-studio, Penn State cocaine ring, NFL denies Terrion Arnold, Lindsay Clancy supporters, Scopolamine in Medellín, and Hayden Panettiere's boyfriend Brian Hickerson's strange interview. Internationally touring comedian Dave Landau joins us. Podcasts are all the rage at Rock & Brews Royal Oak. Hayden Panettiere and Brian Hickerson were not a very good couple. Her mother is pointing the finger at everyone but herself. Turns out Brian is a Matthew McConaughey impersonator. Penn State fraternities are busted for running a cocaine empire. Actor Timothy Busfield is finished. Darline Graham BOMBS in the South Carolina Senatorial debate. What has Greta Thunberg been doing lately? She taught Drew about flotillas. Race Cases: The trial judge in the Karmelo Anthony murder cased is tossed out and his "fans" are ecstatic. The Nolan Wells case is dragging along. Don Lemon hates Race-bait'em Tatum. The Seattle Seahawks really want Terrion Arnold on their team. Unfortunately his eight felony charges might get in the way. Seattle Mayor Katie Wilson is facing a recall after blowing out the police chief fatal mass shooting at the Bite of Seattle festival. Breaking News: Meghan Markle and Harry are moving back to the UK. Don't let the door kick you in the ass on the way out. We can't wait for their next Netflix production. A Telemundo executive was killed in a helicopter accident. Reminder that Brooks Nader's dad likes her fantastic rack. Polymarket is predicting AOC as the Democratic Presidential Nominee in 2028. Kamala Harris and Gavin Newsom are making a charge as well. Jon Ossoff is the dark horse. Some people are saying, Donald Trump is totally nailing this Natalie Harp broad. A 'TikTok Therapist' was barred from testifying in the Lindsay Clancy trial. Make sure you pay for her parent's retirement right here. Karen Read's fans are now behind Clancy. Fights: A nice brawl broke out at Duggan's Irish Pub during the Woodward Dream Cruise. A fun filled fight was reported at the Chicago Cubs/White Sox ball game. Reminder that people will fight you for filming them. Careful using scopolamine. You'll become a zombie and do ANYHTING. Kratom is not much better. Jared Leto lives in an old military base. He thinks he's Jesus Christ. Thirty Seconds to Mars sucks, btw. Jim's Picks and the Bonerline are back tomorrow. Merch is available if you want to rep the show. Word of mouth, brah. If you'd like to help support the show… consider subscribing to our YouTube Channel, Facebook, Instagram and Twitter (Drew Lane, Marc Fellhauer, Trudi Daniels, Jim Bentley, BranDon, and Roberto).

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Could you actually retire abroad on one Social Security check?The average retired American worker receives about $2,081 a month from Social Security. In many U.S. cities, that may barely cover the basics. But take that same check abroad and suddenly the retirement math can look dramatically different.The catch? Cheap doesn't automatically mean retire-able.A city might have $300 rent, fabulous food and gorgeous weather, but if you can't qualify for legal residency, access quality healthcare or comfortably live there as an LGBTQ+ person, you haven't found a retirement destination. You've found a vacation.In this episode of Queer Money®, we rank five gay-friendly cities where an average Social Security benefit could potentially support a modest retirement, while also considering LGBTQ+ acceptance and whether there's a realistic path to legal residency.Our countdown takes us from Medellín, Colombia, to Coimbra, Portugal, Montevideo, Uruguay, Cuenca, Ecuador, and finally, Chiang Mai, Thailand.And some of the numbers may have you checking airfare before the episode is over.

What if the strongest school cultures are not built through big initiatives, catchy slogans, or another binder of expectations, but through small actions repeated every day? In this episode, Tom Walls shares lessons from more than 30 years in education and coaching across four continents. He explains why culture must be treated as a system, not a slogan, and how leaders can create genuine buy-in by helping people feel seen, valued, and connected. Tom introduces the idea of micro-inclusions: simple, repeatable habits such as using names, making eye contact, and greeting people with a handshake. He also discusses student-led teams, the importance of returning to your “why,” and why leaders need more than one tool when facing the challenges of school culture and relationships. Whether you lead from the classroom, office, sidelines, or community, this conversation offers practical ways to build belonging and create a culture that lasts. About Tom Walls Tom Walls is an international speaker, educator, and leadership coach with more than 30 years of experience helping schools build cultures where people genuinely buy in. Drawing on his experience as a teacher, coach, and school leader, Tom shares practical leadership systems that strengthen culture, reduce unnecessary conflict, and help educators get back to the reason they entered the profession. Based in Medellín, Colombia, he works with international schools and organizations throughout South and Central America while continuing to write, speak, and coach on leadership and culture Follow Tom Walls Website:www.Thomasbwalls.comInstagram: @tom.walls104Facebook: tom.walls.104Linkedin:https://www.linkedin.com/in/tom-wallsleadership/Substack:https://substack.com/@coachtom — #1 New Release, "The Language of Behavior" is NOW Available! https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0DVT32KQ1?&linkCode=ll1&tag=aspirewebsite-20&linkId=d18e5a44a6582a22d15ee23193af7bb8&language=en_US&ref_=as_li_ss_tl The Language of Behavior is an essential guide for school leaders committed to transforming their school culture and addressing student behavior through a more compassionate, effective approach. Drawing on their extensive experience in education, Charle Peck and Joshua Stamper challenge outdated disciplinary practices and offer a clear, trauma-informed framework that empowers educators to interpret student behavior as a form of communication. Through three core tenets—Consider the Environment, Explore the Root Causes of Behavior, and Respond with Intentionality—this book equips leaders with actionable strategies to foster positive behavior, build stronger relationships, and cultivate a more supportive school climate. Packed with real-world case studies, evidence-based practices, and insights into the lasting effects of childhood trauma, The Language of Behavior provides school leaders with the tools to create lasting, meaningful change. It offers a roadmap to reduce behavior issues, re-engage students and staff, and establish a culture of accountability and empathy. 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Los vemos como animales que viven de la muerte, pero buitres, zopilotes y cóndores son auténticos héroes de los ecosistemas. Al alimentarse de cadáveres ayudan a eliminar focos de infección, reciclan nutrientes y pueden frenar la propagación de enfermedades. Vamos a descubrir por qué estos animales tienen una pésima reputación cuando en realidad hacen uno de los trabajos más importantes —y sucios— del planeta.

Sam Forget started his coaching business at 16 years old — power blocks in the trunk of his Hyundai Sonata, driving an hour in any direction to train anyone who'd hire a teenager with a passion for fitness. That was 2012. By 2018 he took everything online, moved to Miami knowing nobody, and hasn't really stopped moving since. Miami, New York, London, Spain, Argentina, Colombia. The world is basically his office, and he's figured out how to maintain his health, his training, and his client work through all of it.A big part of this conversation digs into the all-or-nothing cycle — the pattern Sam sees in almost every client he works with and something he lived himself early in his career. We talk about what it actually takes to break that cycle. Not by going harder, not by going softer, but by finding the 70–85% execution range and giving it a real chance to work. The thing that hit me most was this idea of building your plan around the busiest, most fried version of yourself — not the motivated Monday-morning version who's ready to do everything.We get into how Sam manages his own fitness and nutrition through last-minute international moves — like the Friday night he realized he needed to be in Colombia by Saturday. Exercise swap backlogs, flexible meal structures, what "adaptable" actually means when you're working out in a packed gym in Medellín where every machine is taken. There's also a really solid chunk on what proof looks like for clients — the data points that show them imperfect consistency is still producing results — and how that evidence changes everything about how people show up going forward.We wrap in two places I didn't expect: tattoos — Sam has full sleeves, knuckles, chest, a jungle-themed leg sleeve, and a frog going in the Achilles because it fits and he thinks it's cool — and Sam's little moment, which was an improv class in Miami that he spent the entire week beforehand hoping would get canceled. He showed up the only person there with zero theater experience, completely terrified, bright red, soaked in sweat. By minute five of his first scene, something cracked open. He's been chasing that feeling ever since.Sam Forget on Instagram — @coachsamforgethttps://www.instagram.com/coachsamforget/Transformation Talks Podcast — hosted by Sam Forget

Hablamos con tres especialistas: en Córdoba con la argentina Julieta Fantini; en Medellín con el crítico de "El Colombiano", Samuel Castro, y en Santa Cruz de la Sierra con el boliviano Marcelo Vera

Como podréis escuchar a continuación, Fernando Pérez Pacho y Jesús Méndez siguen en el análisis de un periodo de la historia destacado y donde también fueron destacables los perfiles psicológicos de sus protagonistas. El análisis de la trayectoria de Hernán Cortés revela que su carácter se forjó en una época de transición y promesas en el Nuevo Mundo. Nacido en Medellín en el seno de una familia de hidalgos venidos a menos, Cortés creció bajo el estímulo de los relatos de riquezas que llegaban de América. Su paso por Salamanca, donde estudió leyes, no logró retenerlo en la vida académica; le atraía la acción. En 1504, con apenas veinte años, se embarcó hacia La Española, el núcleo del sistema colonial de la Corona. Allí asimiló los mecanismos de las encomiendas, los cabildos y la explotación de recursos, destacando no como militar, sino como un observador astuto y capaz de adaptarse a las estructuras de poder.En 1511, su participación en la expedición de conquista de Cuba, liderada por Diego Velázquez de Cuéllar, supuso un punto de inflexión. Esta campaña, caracterizada por la rapidez de la caída de los taínos debido a su menor densidad poblacional y organización militar en comparación con los mexicas, ofreció a Cortés una lección fundamental: los mandos eran flexibles y las órdenes podían interpretarse con creatividad.

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“Each one of these is individually a crime scene, and the United States is the responsible actor.” — John Walsh With America preoccupied (as always) with war in the Middle East, another kind of killing is taking place at its back door. Since early September of last year, the United States military has bombed 67 small boats in the Caribbean and Eastern Pacific and assassinated 221 supposed “narco-terrorists.” The first full account of this deadly war is the Washington Office on Latin America's (WOLA) Killing Spree: Extrajudicial Executions in the U.S. Boat Strike Campaign, a 27,000-word report by Adam Isacson, WOLA's director for defense oversight, and John Walsh, its director for drug policy. Under U.S. and international law, this is murder, Isacson and Walsh conclude about a policy they see as premeditated killing of civilians who pose no immediate threat to the United States. Its official name is Operation Southern Spear, designed as a war on terror by an inner circle of Stephen Miller, Pete Hegseth, and Marco Rubio. So the Donroe Doctrine is really a broader MAGA embrace of extra-judicial killings. Trump might be able to point to Latin America on a map, but this official US policy is about far more than geography. And it even fails as drug policy. The boat strikes target Andean cocaine while fentanyl (produced in Mexico from Chinese synthetics) drives the American epidemic. As Isacson puts it, bombing these boats is like murdering a street-corner dealer and declaring the entire drug problem solved. The WOLA report's darkest implication is domestic. The Justice Department memo underpinning the campaign amounts, Walsh argues, to an open license to kill. For an administration that talks obsessively about the enemy within, the boat strikes might be a dress rehearsal. Graham Greene's quiet Americans have metastasized into the deadly Americans. Only this time they're filming their own atrocities and boasting about them on social media. The assassination of that street-corner dealer in Peru might be a dress rehearsal for an anti-ICE activist in Minnesota. America's southern back porch threatens to become its northern front door. Five Takeaways •       63 Crime Scenes. The numbers, from WOLA's strike-by-strike tracker: 63 attacks on 67 boats since September 2, 2025; 221 people killed; three known survivors. The legal analysis is not complicated: Title 18, Section 1111 of the U.S. Code prohibits murder, applies on the high seas, and premeditated killing of civilians with no self-defense justification is precisely what it forbids — no due process, no evidence offered, and in many cases no idea who was aboard. Each announcement is a near-identical Southern Command tweet, which is exactly what makes the campaign insidious: with no news handle, coverage shrinks to 150 words in the AP, and a democracy grows numb to what Walsh insists on calling 63 individual crime scenes with the United States as the responsible actor.•       Narcoterrorism: Two Wars Welded Together. Operation Southern Spear fuses the post-9/11 war on terror with the sixty-year war on drugs: organized-crime groups redefined as the equivalent of al-Qaeda and ISIS, a secret list of two dozen designated organizations, and Stephen Miller declaring that only the military can fight drug trafficking. The policy's continuity is real — supply control has been an American staple since Reagan — but its rupture is stark: Marco Rubio's own justification admitted that decades of interdiction never worked, so the administration would skip the intermediary steps and simply kill. The December 2025 National Security Strategy makes Latin America a first-tier priority for the first time in decades — the Donroe Doctrine, which Andrew reads as a broader MAGA embrace of extra-judicial killings — with Venezuela as proof of concept and “joint operations” as the export: Mexico refused, Ecuador agreed, and newly elected far-right governments in Colombia and Peru may soon invite American special forces to kick in doors.•       The Wrong War on the Wrong Economy. Both authors concede the underlying problem is real: organized crime kills, displaces, extorts everyone from street peddlers to five-star restaurants, and buys governments wholesale. But the strikes fail on their own terms. They target Andean cocaine while fentanyl — compact, potent, made in Mexico from Chinese precursors — drives American overdose deaths. Drugs are one income stream among many: at $4,000-an-ounce gold, illegal mining that poisons the Amazon may pay better, alongside extortion, kidnapping, and migrant smuggling. And the military is the wrong tool: America's supermax already holds the drug lords, the Medellín and Cali cartels were obliterated decades ago, and there is more coca than ever — because organized crime, unlike an insurgency, doesn't want to fight the state. It wants to corrupt it. Killing suspects also destroys the evidence a real case would need — ludicrous, as Walsh puts it, as drug policy.•       Who Were the 221? Nobody knows how many were innocent — which is itself the scandal. From the few dozen cases WOLA could document, the dead include fishermen, migrants, human-trafficking victims, and kids paid a couple hundred dollars to run drugs or fuel one time — the lowest links in the chain, in coastal regions where boats are the only roads and the same vessel carries passengers one day and a small cargo the next. (Isacson has ridden boats exactly like the ones in the videos.) One victim was a genuinely dirty local drug boss; most were nothing of the kind. The reckoning has begun at the edges: two Trinidadian families are suing the United States in Boston federal court, a Colombian fisherman's family has gone to the Inter-American Commission on Human Rights, and an Ecuadorian prosecutor who investigated the strikes has been assassinated.•       Colombia or Chicago. The report's most chilling section reads the Justice Department's legal memo as an open license to kill: a secret list, membership decided by the president, no limiting factor — so that, as Walsh warns, “it doesn't matter if you're in Colombia or Chicago.” For an administration that speaks constantly of the enemy from within — and drummed the theme into the assembled brass at Quantico — the high seas look like a rehearsal space. Accountability remains possible: Tim Kaine is reading every after-action report, boat-flag states could take Trump officials to the International Criminal Court, and travel could get complicated for the inner circle. WOLA's fear isn't retribution but lawfare — never, as Isacson says, a reason to be silent. Graham Greene's quiet Americans have metastasized into the deadly Americans, filming their own atrocities and boasting on social media. The assassination of a street-corner dealer in Peru might be a dress rehearsal for an anti-ICE activist in Minnesota: America's southern back porch threatens to become its northern front door. The report is free online. Read it. About the Guests 

Colombia is undergoing its most dramatic political and security realignment in modern history. Following a historic inauguration outside the capital, President Abelardo de la Espriella has immediately dismantled the "Total Peace" initiative, deployed Urban Security Blocs, and unlocked a massive $1 billion security alliance with the United States under the "Shield of the Americas" framework. In this comprehensive 41-minute briefing, we analyze the complete macroeconomic, political, and security reality of the new administration. From the fracturing of the traditional right to the math behind the Medellín voting margin that decided the presidency, we look past the headlines to map out exactly what this means for business leaders, investors, and nearshoring strategy.Get our comprehensive weekly brief delivered directly to your inbox. Protect your access from platform algorithms and subscribe to the Finance Colombia newsletter:

Un violento terremoto di magnitudo 7.4 ha colpito la Colombia occidentale e il dipartimento del Chocó: la scossa del 10 agosto 2026, durata 4 minuti, ha provocato gravi danni e oltre 130 morti, 500 feriti e migliaia di dispersi sotto le macerie. L'epicentro, cioè il punto in superficie proiettato sopra la rottura, è stato localizzato a est del comune di San José del Palmar, ma il sisma è stato avvertito anche a Bogotá, Cali, Pereira, Manizales, Medellín e addirittura in Ecuador e a Panama.  L'ipocentro, invece, si trovava a ben 110 km di profondità. Ma com'è possibile che un sisma così profondo abbia causato una simile devastazione in superficie? È collegato a quello del Venezuela? Ed è vero che d'estate ci sono più terremoti? In questo video analizziamo nel dettaglio la geologia della regione per capire cos'è successo durante la scossa più forte degli ultimi 10 anni, spiegando le forze tettoniche in gioco. Prendi parte alla nostra Membership per supportare il nostro progetto Missione Cultura e diventare mecenate di Geopop: https://geopop.it/ngCbN 00:00 Il violento terremoto di magnitudo 7.4 in Colombia: cos'è successo 00:39 La scossa di terremoto di 4 minuti: epicentro, ipocentro e morti 01:10 Edifici crollati e vittime a Pereira, Cali e Manizales 01:57 Come mai ci sono stati tanti danni: edifici non antisismici e cause geologiche 04:10 Qual è stato il terremoto più forte della storia della Colombia 05:12 Il sisma è collegato al terremoto del Venezuela? 05:58 Il caldo ha provocato il scossa? 06:44 L'importanza della prevenzione I NOSTRI VIDEO CONSIGLIATI: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KeB1HzWqvG0 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V-XPbU05w2g Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Our GOD is so very good to us at Riverbluff Church.  HE continues to pour HIS SPIRIT out on us and give us blessing after blessing.  Often those blessings come in the form of opportunities to join HIM in what HE is doing, across the street and around the world. This Sunday, our recently returned, Medellín, Colombia Missions Team, will be sharing with us from their personal experiences with GOD while in Medellín.  I've had a chance for some advance previews and I can tell you that you'll want to hear the work the LORD is doing through some of your support in that part of the world. If you missed last Sunday, you may want to go back and watch that service on our Youtube channel.  Our DRIVEN Student Ministry, under the leadership of Garrett Walker did an extraordinary job in both services, equipping us with a great resource to help us share JESUS, and the great challenge of will we? Because I attended both services, the LORD used them to stir my heart twice, especially with that closing question Garrett left us with, “when it comes to sharing JESUS, will we?”  And that prompted the question in my mind of why are their so many who follow JESUS that won't ever share HIM with others.   And while there are many reasons given, this Sunday I want to briefly point out what I believe is the primary reason more JESUS followers don't share Him with others. Join us as we seek to overcome this great obstacle to one of the most important responsibilities in our faith! Pastor Joe Still _______________________________ Connect with us: Website: http://www.riverbluff.org Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/RiverbluffChurch Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/riverbluffchs/ How can we pray for you? http://www.riverbluff.org/help/prayer-request Give to the Kingdom work of Riverbluff Church: http://www.riverbluff.org/give

A Millevoci Estate siamo partiti dalla Colombia, colpita da un forte terremoto, collegandoci con Lorena e Robert, trasferiti da poco dalla Svizzera a Medellín, per farci raccontare la paura e le sensazioni vissute durante la scossa. Con Giorgia Blotti abbiamo poi parlato di una tendenza sempre più diffusa tra i giovani: il digital detox, il desiderio di staccarsi almeno per qualche ora da smartphone e social.Ci siamo preparati anche all'eclissi solare, raggiungendo Maurizio Vannetti de L'ideatorio della Svizzera italiana, partito dalla Svizzera in camper per osservare lo spettacolo da quasi 1.800 metri di quota. E abbiamo scoperto che durante un'eclissi anche gli animali possono cambiare comportamento, spesso semplicemente comportandosi come se fosse improvvisamente arrivata la sera.Siamo tornati poi in Svizzera con Martino Bianchi dell'Azienda Agricola Bianchi di Arogno: il grande caldo ha anticipato i tempi e la vendemmia è iniziata proprio oggi.Infine, con l'oggetto dell'estate, siamo andati in spiaggia per raccontare la storia dello slip da bagno.

A powerful 7.4-magnitude earthquake has devastated western Colombia, leaving hundreds dead, more than 1,300 injured, and widespread destruction across Chocó, Valle del Cauca, the Coffee Axis, and beyond. Let's look at what happened, why the earthquake was felt across Colombia and neighboring countries, the ongoing rescue operation, and whether its connection to the heightened activity at Volcán Puracé is real—or a misconception. This is a developing story, and casualty figures may continue to change. If you're in an affected area, share what you're seeing on the ground.Donation Links One Inversión Social: https://secure.givelively.org/donate/foundation-caring-for-colombia-ltd/one-inversion-social Fundación Banco Arquidiocesano de Alimentos de Medellín: bancodealimentos.co (for monetary donations go to www.presentes.co/dona/) Fundación Saciar: saciar.org.coSOURCES & CITATIONSFinance Colombia Article: https://www.financecolombia.com/colombia-declares-national-disaster-after-magnitude-7-4-earthquake-kills-at-least-111/ Noticias Caracol — “Presidente Abelardo de la Espriella confirma 111 muertos y 87 heridos por terremoto en Colombia” https://www.noticiascaracol.com/colombia/presidente-abelardo-de-la-espriella-confirma-que-van-111-muertos-por-terremoto-en-colombia-rg10 USGS Event Feed: https://earthquake.usgs.gov/earthquakes/feed/v1.0/detail/us6000tjl2.geojson El Colombiano — “Volcán Puracé: qué significa la alerta naranja y por qué fue declarada la calamidad pública”: https://www.elcolombiano.com/colombia/por-que-hay-alerta-naranja-volcan-purace-emergencia-KJ39569131 UNGRD — official Colombian disaster-response agency: https://www.gestiondelriesgo.gov.co/ Hydroelectric power in Colombia — Wikipedia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hydroelectric_power_in_Colombia World Map: Strebe, CC BY-SA 3.0 https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/3.0, via Wikimedia CommonsRead more at Finance Colombia: https://www.financecolombia.com/ Subscribe to Finance Colombia for free: https://www.fcsubscribe.com/ More about Loren Moss: https://lorenmoss.com/write Contact us: https://unidodigital.media/contact-unido-digital-llc/ Follow me on social media Facebook https://www.facebook.com/financecolombia LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/company/finance-colombia/ Instagram https://www.instagram.com/finance_colombia/ Check out my other YouTube Channels: Loren Moss: https://www.youtube.com/@LorenMoss Finance Colombia Shorts: https://www.youtube.com/@FinanceColombiaShorts The Clerisy: https://www.youtube.com/@theclerisywithlorenmoss The Clerisy Shorts: https://www.youtube.com/@ClerisyShorts Cognitive Business News: https://www.youtube.com/@CognitiveBusinessNews Cognitive Business Shorts: https://www.youtube.com/@CognitiveBusinessShorts Empleo Bilingüe: https://www.youtube.com/@EmpleoBilingueRead more at Finance Colombia: https://www.financecolombia.com/ Subscribe to Finance Colombia for free: https://www.fcsubscribe.com/ Read more at Cognitive Business News: https://cognitivebusiness.news/ The place for bilingual talent! https://empleobilingue.com/ More about Loren Moss: https://lorenmoss.com/write Contact us: https://unidodigital.media/contact-unido-digital-llc/

In the latest installment of The Rolling Stone Interview, part of Rolling Stone's ongoing residency at New York's historic Cherry Lane Theatre, Colombian superstar J Balvin joins Deputy Music Editor Julyssa Lopez for a live conversation about his groundbreaking career. Balvin reflects on his early struggles and rise out of Medellín, collaborating with artists from Beyoncé to Bad Bunny, and the moments that helped reshape Latin music on a global scale. He also opens up about his evolution beyond music — as a businessman, fashion icon, and mentor to a new generation of artists — and what continues to drive him after a career spent breaking barriers and making history. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Dr. David Baer, a Wheaton College alum and a missionary with Mesa Global, is Director of Mesa Scholars and Professor of Old Testament and Biblical Languages at Medellín's Biblical Seminary of Colombia. In this episode he announces and explains a planned Erasmus Academy of Biblical Languages, which will be a Spanish language institution, based in Colombia, serving as a platform for learning the biblical languages across the global Spanish speaking world. Dr. Baer's publications include When We All Go Home: Translation and Theology in LXX Isaiah 56-66. This is his second time on this podcast series. Check out related programs at Wheaton College: B.A. in Classical Languages (Greek, Latin, Hebrew): https://bit.ly/43BSemk  M.A. in Biblical Exegesis: https://bit.ly/4uA1zpu 

Un episodio marcado por dos temas importantes para nuestra comunidad: el terremoto en Colombia y las recientes acciones migratorias de ICE en Georgia. Jonathan conversa con dos integrantes del equipo en Colombia, quienes cuentan cómo vivieron el sismo desde Medellín e Ibagué y las dificultades de comunicación después del movimiento. En este episodio hablamos de: Testimonios desde Colombia tras el terremoto y el llamado a la solidaridad.  La operación de ICE en Georgia que, según lo comentado durante el programa, dejó 1,226 arrestos.  La diferencia entre una acusación y una condena penal.  Fianzas migratorias y la situación particular de Georgia dentro del Circuito Federal 11.  El impacto de las políticas migratorias sobre trabajadores y familias inmigrantes.  La Feria de Recursos de Autosuficiencia y Bienestar del 29 de agosto en Lehi, Utah.  Preguntas del público sobre asilo, apelaciones, residencia, viajes, corte de inmigración y salida voluntaria.  Un error básico pero potencialmente grave: no actualizar la dirección ante la corte.  La diferencia entre tener un asilo aprobado y simplemente tener una solicitud de asilo pendiente. Este contenido ofrece información general y no sustituye una evaluación legal individual de su caso.00:06 – Introducción y temas del programa 01:19 – Terremoto en Colombia: testimonios del equipo 04:31 – Luisa relata cómo vivió el sismo en Medellín 07:13 – Mariana cuenta la evacuación en Ibagué 10:08 – Situación en Pereira, Armenia y otras zonas 11:26 – Solidaridad y respuesta ante la emergencia en Colombia 15:35 – Operación de ICE y 1,226 arrestos en Georgia 17:59 – Acusación vs. condena: una diferencia importante 20:25 – Fianzas migratorias y Circuito Federal 11 22:49 – Inmigración, trabajadores y economía estadounidense 27:21 – Feria de recursos del 29 de agosto en Lehi, Utah 33:44 – Preguntas del público: asilo, apelaciones y viajes 38:06 – Corte migratoria y el peligro de no actualizar la dirección 42:57 – Apelaciones, salida voluntaria, ICE y asilo pendiente 47:20 – Advertencia final sobre viajes y solicitantes de asilo  Contenido informativo general; no sustituye asesoría legal individual. 

Confira nesta edição do JR 24 Horas: Um forte terremoto atingiu a Colômbia nesta segunda-feira (10); pelo menos 111 pessoas morreram e o número não para de subir. O presidente do país declarou estado de emergência. O tremor de magnitude 7,4 - em uma escala que vai até 10 - aconteceu por volta das 07h30, 09h30 no horário de Brasília. Cidades da região oeste da Colômbia foram as mais afetadas. Cali, Medellín e Pereira registraram mortes. Dezenas de construções não resistiram aos abalos. Equipes de resgate buscam por sobreviventes nos escombros; aeroportos suspenderam as operações. O terremoto também deixou parte da população sem energia e com dificuldades de comunicação. E ainda: Prédios balançam em Manaus (AM) após terremoto na Colômbia.

Two gang members have been arrested in Peru in connection with the drugging, robbery, and killing of an American Airlines flight attendant in Medellín, Colombia. Hawaii congressional candidate Kirill Basin faces felony terroristic threatening charges after a violent confrontation captured on video. In Maryland, an innocent driver was killed and seven teenagers were injured after they crashed a stolen Kia Optima in Germantown. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Escuche la emisión del 6 de agosto de 2026 de La Luciérnaga, mezcla extraña de realidad y ficción. Transmitimos en vivo desde Medellín en la Feria de las Flores, con invitados, música y las conversaciones sobre la posesión presidencial de Abelardo de la Espriella y Verónica Alcocer.Programa completo y más información en caracol.com.co

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Carlos Antonio Vélez, en sus Palabras Mayores del 5 de agosto de 2026, habló de la Selección Colombia. También se refirió a Yerry Mina y Johan Mojica. Vélez analizó la situación de América de Cali y la demanda recibida por el caso de Yhormar Hurtado. Finalmente, habló de las victorias de Medellín y Millonarios en la Liga Betplay.

Crecer en Manizales dentro de una familia de clase media baja significó entender temprano el peso de las ausencias. Tras enfrentar la desaparición de su padre y evidenciar las dificultades de su madre para sacarlo a él y a sus hermanos adelante, Andrés Julián Gil encontró en la vida académica la vía para cambiar el camino. Decidido a garantizar esa estabilidad económica que promete el mandato social, se trasladó a Medellín para estudiar ingeniería de petróleos. Más tarde, llegaron becas internacionales y una maestría en Europa que parecían confirmarle que estaba en lo correcto; sin embargo, detrás de cada logro crecía una profunda desconexión con la existencia.En la búsqueda de un modo más sano de habitar el mundo, Andrés decidió regalar todos sus bienes e ingresar a un monasterio para refugiarse en el yoga y la meditación. Esa entrega lo condujo más adelante a la India, un viaje que detonó un despertar espiritual absoluto y una ruptura definitiva con la cosmovisión occidental. Allí se convirtió en monje de la tradición Aghori, una de las vertientes más radicales del hinduismo.Hoy, Andrés se prepara para emigrar definitivamente a la India, donde realizará un doctorado en sostenibilidad y se dedicará de lleno al servicio y a la práctica espiritual. En este episodio de No hay banderas en Marte, conversamos sobre el coraje de desmantelar la vida que construiste para abrazar la que verdaderamente te pertenece.

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Hablamos con tres críticos de cine: en Medellín con Samuel Castro, en Córdoba con Julieta Fantini y en Santa Cruz de la Sierra con Marcelo Vera.

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Lello Voce(Musa!)Marco Saya EdizioniA distanza di trentacinque anni dalla sua prima uscita, torna in libreria uno dei testi più significativi della poesia italiana degli ultimi decenni: Musa! di Lello Voce, oggi ripubblicato da Marco Saya Edizioni nella collana "Conseguito silenzio". Apparso per la prima volta nel 1992, Musa! è un'opera capitale, punto di riferimento per almeno un paio di generazioni di lettori e di poeti, rimasta ingiustamente fuori commercio per troppo tempo. È un libro che ancora oggi cattura chi legge in un vortice magmatico di lingua, dove registri diversi si scontrano, si mescolano, si rincorrono in un continuo gioco di tensioni e variazioni sul tema. Lo spirito che percorre le pagine diventa un contenitore polifonico, capace di dare forma a una propria Babele del pensiero, caustica e istrionica, quasi un monito dal sapore infernale. Già allora Musa! confermava l'unicità della scrittura di Voce: vicina alla temperie del Gruppo 93, di cui l'autore fu tra i protagonisti, ma allo stesso tempo autonoma, difficile da catalogare, capace di un passo tutto suo.Uscito allora per i tipi di Mancosu Editore, corredato da una musicassetta audio che ne restituiva la dimensione sonora e performativa, Musa! anticipava già negli anni Novanta quella ricerca sulla parola detta, sul verso come materia vocale e ritmica, che avrebbe reso Lello Voce uno dei protagonisti italiani ed europei dello spoken word e, di lì a poco, l'artefice dell'introduzione in Italia del poetry slam. Una vocazione performativa che attraversa tutta la sua opera successiva e che rende questo ritorno in libreria tanto più prezioso: non un semplice recupero d'archivio, ma la restituzione di un laboratorio linguistico che ha continuato a lavorare, sottotraccia, per trent'anni.La nuova edizione riporta fedelmente l'introduzione alla prima uscita firmata da Romano Luperini e si arricchisce di un testo inedito: una lettera scritta da Franco Fortini per il giovanissimo autore campano, testimonianza ulteriore — se ce ne fosse bisogno — dell'importanza di un'opera che a distanza di tanti anni resta sorprendentemente attuale e continua a essere fonte di ispirazione per le generazioni di poeti venute dopo.Di questo libro e del percorso che lo ha portato, dopo tanti anni, a tornare tra le mani dei lettori, Lello Voce è ospite de Il Posto delle Parole, per raccontare la genesi di Musa!, il legame con il Gruppo 93 e con la stagione della neoavanguardia degli anni Novanta, l'incontro — anche editoriale — con le figure di Romano Luperini e Franco Fortini, e il senso di riproporre oggi, in un panorama poetico profondamente mutato, un testo capace di restare vivo e necessario. Musa!Lello VocePrefazione di Romano Luperini, postfazione di Franco FortiniCollana "Conseguito silenzio"Dal 2026 Marco Saya Edizioni fa parte del Gruppo PAP, diretto da Elena Mearini, insieme alla Piccola Accademia di Poesia di Milano. Lello Voce (Napoli, 1957) è poeta, scrittore e performer. Tra i fondatori del Gruppo 93 e della rivista "Baldus", vive e lavora a Treviso. È uno dei pionieri europei dello spoken word e della spoken music, e ha introdotto in Italia il poetry slam. Nel 2011, in occasione del Festival Internazionale di Poesia di Medellín, in Colombia, è stato tra i fondatori del World Poetry Movement, di cui fa tuttora parte il comitato esecutivo.Tra le sue raccolte di poesia: Singin' Napoli cantare (Ripostes, 1985), Musa! (Mancosu, 1992), I segni i suoni le cose (Manni, 1996), Farfalle da combattimento (Bompiani, 1999), Fast Blood (2003, Premio Delfini), Lai (D'If, 2007), L'esercizio della lingua. Poesie 1991-2008 (Le Lettere, 2008), Piccola cucina cannibale (SquiLibri, 2011, Premio Napoli 2012) e Il fiore inverso (Squilibri, 2016, Premio Nazionale Elio Pagliarani). Tra i romanzi, Eroina (Transeuropa, 1999), Cucarachas (DeriveApprodi, 2001) e Il Cristo elettrico (No Reply, 2006). Nel 2022 pubblica Razos (La nave di Teseo), vincitore dei premi Bologna in Lettere e Paolo Prestigiacomo.Ha collaborato con musicisti come Paolo Fresu, Frank Nemola e Antonello Salis, e i suoi testi sono stati tradotti in francese, inglese, spagnolo, catalano, tedesco, portoghese, giapponese e arabo.Diventa un supporter di questo podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/il-posto-delle-parole--1487855/support.IL POSTO DELLE PAROLEascoltare fa pensarehttps://ilpostodelleparole.it/

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¿Cuál es el punto perfecto de la carne? ¿Por qué la cultura de la carne es tan diferente en cada país? ¿Cuál es el corte de carne más infravalorado? ¿Por qué es tan importante el humo? Hablamos con Sdan Hinestroza, de La Casa Humo Grill en Medellín; con Magali Núñez, La Maga, chef de Michel Rolland Grill&Wine en Buenos Aires; con Hideki Matsuhisa de Koy Shunka en Barcelona y con Iñalki Lopez de Viñaspre de Grupo Sagardi, dentro del marco del Meat&Fire Festival Además, Rocío nos habla de cómo afecta el cambio climático al vino y Ramón nos cuenta los orígenes de las barbacoas, y nos habla de nuestro nuevo santo favorito: San Lorenzo

Fluent Fiction - Spanish: Embrace of the Roastery: Choosing Community Over Opportunity Find the full episode transcript, vocabulary words, and more:fluentfiction.com/es/episode/2026-07-30-22-34-01-es Story Transcript:Es: El aroma del café a punto de ser tostado llenaba el aire dentro de la tostadora en Bogotá.En: The aroma of coffee about to be roasted filled the air inside the roastery in Bogotá.Es: Afuera, el invierno cogía fuerza, pero en el interior, la calidez de la decoración del Día de la Independencia transformaba el lugar en un refugio acogedor.En: Outside, winter was gaining strength, but inside, the warmth of the Día de la Independencia decorations transformed the place into a cozy refuge.Es: En una esquina, Cecilio removía los granos en la tostadora, su mente distraída, atrapada entre dos mundos.En: In a corner, Cecilio stirred the beans in the roaster, his mind distracted, caught between two worlds.Es: Inés, su amiga cercana y compañera de trabajo, se acercó con dos tazas de café, ofreciendo una a Cecilio.En: Inés, his close friend and coworker, approached with two cups of coffee, offering one to Cecilio.Es: "No entiendo por qué quieres irte", dijo suavemente, fijando su mirada en un cartel que colgaba cerca, lleno de los colores nacionales.En: "I don't understand why you want to leave," she said softly, fixing her gaze on a poster hanging nearby, full of the national colors.Es: Cecilio suspiró, frotándose el cuello.En: Cecilio sighed, rubbing his neck.Es: "Es una gran oportunidad.En: "It's a great opportunity.Es: Un nuevo roastery en Medellín.En: A new roastery in Medellín.Es: La paga es buena, y podría crecer profesionalmente."En: The pay is good, and I could grow professionally."Es: "Pero aquí ya tienes todo", replicó Inés, señalando el bullicioso lugar lleno de risas y conversaciones.En: "But you already have everything here," replied Inés, pointing to the bustling place filled with laughter and conversations.Es: "Tienes amigos, una comunidad."En: "You have friends, a community."Es: Antes de que Cecilio pudiera responder, Martín se unió a ellos, siempre con una sonrisa optimista.En: Before Cecilio could respond, Martín joined them, always with an optimistic smile.Es: "Hoy es un día especial,” dijo Martín, preparando el plan para la celebración de la independencia.En: "Today is a special day," said Martín, preparing the plan for the independence celebration.Es: "¡Celebremos la libertad y nuestras raíces!"En: "Let's celebrate freedom and our roots!"Es: La tostadora se llenó de vida mientras los trabajadores decoraban con entusiasmo.En: The roastery came to life as the workers enthusiastically decorated.Es: Martín, asegurándose de que todos participaran, colocó sobre una mesa una gran bandera de Colombia como centro de atención.En: Martín, making sure everyone participated, placed a large Colombia flag as the centerpiece on a table.Es: Cecilio miró a su alrededor, observando a sus compañeros cantar canciones tradicionales y disfrutar de la fiesta.En: Cecilio looked around, observing his coworkers singing traditional songs and enjoying the party.Es: Cuando llegaron los discursos, uno de los mayores del barrio subió al pequeño escenario improvisado.En: When the speeches began, one of the elders from the neighborhood climbed onto the small makeshift stage.Es: "La independencia es nuestra identidad", dijo el anciano, con voz firme.En: "Independence is our identity," said the elder, in a firm voice.Es: "Es poder decidir nuestro propio destino.En: "It's the power to decide our own destiny.Es: Es ser libres, pero nunca estar solos".En: It's being free, but never being alone."Es: Sus palabras resonaron dentro de Cecilio, despertando algo en él.En: His words resonated within Cecilio, awakening something inside him.Es: Esa noche, cuando los fuegos artificiales iluminaron el cielo de invierno, Cecilio caminó en silencio por la tostadora, observando las caras sonrientes de Inés y Martín.En: That night, when fireworks lit up the winter sky, Cecilio walked silently through the roastery, observing the smiling faces of Inés and Martín.Es: Se dio cuenta de que, aunque la oportunidad era emocionante, su verdadera felicidad estaba en la calidez de sus amigos y en las historias tejidas con ellos.En: He realized that, although the opportunity was exciting, his true happiness was in the warmth of his friends and the stories woven with them.Es: Con decisión, se acercó a Inés y Martín.En: With determination, he approached Inés and Martín.Es: "Me quedo", dijo con tranquilidad.En: "I'm staying," he said calmly.Es: La sorpresa dio paso a sonrisas amplias, y los tres se unieron en un abrazo firme.En: Surprise gave way to wide smiles, and the three joined in a firm hug.Es: El Día de la Independencia marcó un nuevo comienzo para Cecilio, quien había encontrado en su corazón la libertad de elegir el amor por su comunidad sobre cualquier promesa incierta.En: Día de la Independencia marked a new beginning for Cecilio, who had found in his heart the freedom to choose love for his community over any uncertain promise.Es: El roastery de Bogotá permaneció su hogar, y junto a sus amigos, el futuro era una taza de café por disfrutar.En: The roastery in Bogotá remained his home, and with his friends, the future was a cup of coffee to be enjoyed. Vocabulary Words:aroma: el aromaroastery: la tostadorawinter: el inviernorefuge: el refugiobeans: los granospay: la pagacommunity: la comunidadcelebration: la celebraciónroots: las raícesflag: la banderasongs: las cancionesparty: la fiestaelder: el ancianostage: el escenarioidentity: la identidaddestiny: el destinofreedom: la libertadfireworks: los fuegos artificialeshappiness: la felicidadwarmth: la calidezdetermination: la decisiónsurprise: la sorpresahug: el abrazobeginning: el comienzoheart: el corazónuncertainty: la incertidumbrefuture: el futuroopportunity: la oportunidadlaughter: las risasposter: el cartel

No Linha de Passe desta quarta-feira (29), William Tavares, Leonardo Bertozzi, Mário Marra, Paulo Calçade e Vitor Birner analisam os jogos do dia, com Vitória x Palmeiras e Inter x Flamengo, pelo Brasileirão, e Vasco x Medellín no jogo de volta dos playoffs da Sul-Americana. Chega com a gente no chat! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Temple Visitors Center Dedicated Nauvoo Illinois Temple Dedicated June 27, presided by Gerrett Gong Map of property owners (2020) Groundbreaking scheduled Tulsa Oklahoma Temple August 22, 2026, presided by Pedro X. Larreal Coeur d'Alene Idaho Temple August 29, 2026, presided by Hutch U. Fale Maceió Brazil Temple  October 10, 2026, presided by B. Corey Cuvelier  Victoria British Columbia Temple  August 22, 2026, presided by James E. Evanson Site Announced: 4.7-acre site located on Mantle Heights Road in Langford Rendering Released: Single-story temple of approximately 11,400 square feet Originally published  in the local press when it went up for approval. Rendering Released  Spanish Fork Utah Temple 80,000 square feet, three story, granite colored temple with dual spires Temple Sites Revealed  Campo Grande Brazil Temple 5.6-acre property located northeast of the intersection of Avenida Nelly Martins and Rua Cigana in the Carandá Bosque neighborhood of Campo Grande. 11,300-square-foot, single-story temple Goiânia Brazil Temple 5.54-acre property located northwest of the intersection of Avenida Rio Verde and Rua Capitão Breno in the Loteamento Faicalville neighborhood of Goiânia. 18,850-square-foot, single-story temple Medellín Colombia Temple 3.05-acre property located at Carrera 52 #4-96 in the Guayabal neighborhood of Medellín single-story temple of 10,471 square feet and an accompanying ancillary building. Temple Leaders Called Port Moresby Papua New Guinea Temple Peresia Mark Peteru and Ruta Luafatasaga Peteru,  Popondetta Ward, Sydney Australia Hebersham Stake Port Vila Vanuatu Temple Robert Harry Simpson and Jinny Atele Beatrice Poutoa Simpson,  Wattle Grove Ward, Liverpool Australia Stake Fort Worth Texas Temple  Tommy Lawrence Hamilton and Debra Diane Prather Hamilton,  North Richland Hills Ward, Hurst Texas Stake Construction Updates Bengaluru India Temple Possible end of construction delay, which started 18+ months ago Initial Site work for new temples: Cincinnati Ohio Temple Colorado Springs Colorado Temple Osaka Japan Temple Lone Mountain Nevada Temple “Big Bird” name given to the crane Salt Lake Temple Base isolation system fully in place Finishing touches and additional Interior photos released Historic exterior doors re-installed Recommend desk skylight Carpet in Celestial Room. New benches in the Assembly Hall Mural-less endowment rooms “Celebration” Resources for congregations Calendar of temple events The post A Non-Record Breaking Year Temple Ticker 1053 appeared first on The Cultural Hall Podcast.

El caso de María Quevedo conmociona al país tras conocerse el testimonio de un comerciante que aseguró que el agresor la amenazó de muerte incluso después de ser capturado. Mientras el ataque es investigado como un presunto intento de feminicidio, la jornada también deja nuevas investigaciones por feminicidios en Medellín, el hallazgo de explosivos del ELN en Norte de Santander y decisiones políticas clave sobre la posesión presidencial y el manejo de recursos públicos.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Desde muy pequeña, Juliana Quintero descubrió que detrás de cada sustancia que entra en el cuerpo existe una historia química, biológica y social. Un encuentro temprano con un toxicólogo despertó una curiosidad que años después la llevaría a convertirse en especialista y a trabajar en uno de los centros de salud más importantes de Medellín, donde enfrenta a diario algunas de las expresiones más complejas de la relación entre los seres humanos y las sustancias: intoxicaciones, mordeduras de serpiente, intentos de su1c1di0, dependencia al alcohol y consumo de drogas.En esta conversación exploramos cómo ha cambiado el panorama del consumo de sustancias psicoactivas en Colombia y América Latina y por qué hoy asistimos a una creciente normalización de su uso, especialmente entre los jóvenes. Hablamos de los efectos que estas sustancias producen en el cerebro, de los riesgos que suelen minimizarse en el debate público y de los desafíos que enfrenta el sistema de salud para abordar un fenómeno que va mucho más allá de la prohibición o la criminalización.Este episodio propone una mirada basada en la evidencia científica, pero también profundamente humana. Una invitación a comprender que detrás de cada dependencia y cada decisión de consumo hay contextos sociales, emocionales y culturales que necesitan ser entendidos.@latoxi_cologa

La Escombrera, a vast rubble pile overlooking Medellín, is considered to be Colombia's largest urban mass grave. Its excavation this year has unearthed the remains of people whose families have been searching for them for decades.  Earlier this month, it was announced that the excavation there is being expanded. Some hope that what is found in that rubble will answer deeper questions - about how the conflict unfolded here in the city, and how the state was complicit in murders and human rights violations committed by paramilitary groups. This week, Emily Hart, journalist and Colombia Calling host, takes us through an article she wrote on her Substack about La Escombrera, the dynamics and history of Colombia's civil conflict, and about how this war - largely characterised by rural conflict and guerrilla tactics - ended up radically changing the face of Colombia's cities. Sign up and subscribe to Emily's Substack: https://harte.substack.com And don't miss the Colombia Briefing reported by Emily as well.   

I start this episode by sharing a wide range of fascinating facts from the first half of 2026. I cover everything from personal finance and the rising median age of first-time homebuyers to the massive growth in legal sports betting. I also touch on global trade shifts, the increasing demand for electricity, and some surprising statistics about our daily lives. Hopefully, these insights will help us better understand the changing world around us.Then I get into the best thing that happened to me this past week. I share a detailed personal story about a friend overcoming an 18-year opiate addiction using Ibogaine treatment in Mexico. It's a powerful reminder of the importance of speaking up, asking for help, and the life-changing impact of having a supportive community.I also touch on the England vs. Argentina World Cup match, the cost of living in Medellín, funny online posts, AI and technology, socioeconomics, and so much more.

La semana pasada estuve en Medellín, en un Mastermind del que formo parte hace tres años, que reúne a dueños y dueñas de negocio que facturamos más de 7 cifras.Tres veces al año tenemos encuentros presenciales para aprender, ver tendencias, escuchar a otros referentes. Y hoy, en el podcast, te quiero compartir las 5 reflexiones más importantes que me llevé de esos días.Encuentra las notas completas del episodio en: https://www.naylanorryh.com/ep216-mis-5-reflexiones-participando-de-un-mastermind-avanzadoSi te gusta lo que escuchas, déjame una reseña ¡así me entero!Si no quieres perderte ningún episodio, suscríbete ¡así te llegan apenas estén!Y si tienes ganas de seguir la conversación, te espero en @naylanorryh>> Te comparto el link a tu AUTO-RETIRO GRATUITO PARA LÍDERES

This episode kicks off with Dr. Drew's discussion with retired Intel officer Drew Miller about societal collapse and grid-down scenarios. Miller warns that in the event of a total grid failure, chaos could erupt in as little as 72 minutes, with millions of gang members and prisoners turning into marauders. The conversation explores the need for self-defense, community, and preparation, painting a stark picture of how modern dependency on government and technology could accelerate a swift breakdown of order.Then I dive into American exceptionalism, reflecting on how the United States has repeatedly shown its unique character throughout history. From fighting a war within itself to end slavery, to rebuilding former enemies like Japan and Germany after World War II, America's capacity for self-correction and generosity is unlike any other nation. It is this spirit, rooted in natural rights and resilience, that underpins why America remains exceptional.I also touch on World Cup updates, lying, jury duty experiences, funny online posts, modern feminism, and so much more.

Hablamos en Washington con la periodista Dori Toribio; en Medellín con el crítico de cine de "El Colombiano", Samuel Castro, y con Steven Forti, profesor de la Universidad Autónoma de Barcelona

I start this episode diving into coffee and caffeine, sparked by Michael Pollan's book This Is Your Mind on Plants. I share how caffeine affects our alertness, productivity, and even how bees respond to caffeinated flowers. I explore the history of coffee, its introduction to Europe, its role in productivity, and the surprising health benefits and risks that come with our daily brew.Then I get into soccer and the World Cup. I talk about watching matches in Latin America, the excitement around goals, offsides debates, and why Team USA struggles compared to nations where the sport dominates. I also share funny comments from fans, my own experiences at games, and even touch on the influence of American football on soccer talent.I also touch on funny online posts, money & personal finance, smoking/vaping, the Opium Wars, and so much more.

I start this episode diving into the Joe Rogan Experience featuring Chase Hughes, a behavioral expert and military PsyOps trainer. Hughes shared fascinating insights on eliciting information through statements rather than questions, and his discussion about DMT and dream logic was mind-bending. He explained vivid analogies about consciousness, dream perception, and the fractal nature of reality, leaving Joe Rogan and listeners captivated. The conversation highlighted how dream experiences can mirror reality and challenge our understanding of infinity.Then, I cover the political whirlwind in Colombia, where Abelardo “El Tigre” De La Espriella secured victory as the next president. Outgoing President Gustavo Petro reacted with calls to scrutinize the vote and warned of “fascism” if his opposition prevails. The election reflects growing frustration with narco-economics, as cocaine remains Colombia's top export and accounts for a notable portion of GDP. El Tigre's plans for mega-prisons and a tougher stance on cartels have energized Colombians seeking a conservative, security-focused future.I also touch on global communism, my Songkran experience in Thailand, the doublet earthquake in Venezuela, sports updates, money & investment updates, and so much more.

I start this episode by diving into political commentary and social issues, covering the UFC event at the White House, the Michelle Obama and trans discussion, left vs. right debates, the Southern Poverty Law Center controversies, communism, the massive UK rape gang scandal, and new social media bans aimed at teens and anonymity.Then I share thoughts on the Michael Jackson Netflix documentary and the legal trials surrounding his accusations, the jury's decisions, and the missing follow-the-money angle that leaves important questions unanswered.Finally, I touch on sports updates like the NBA Finals, money and investing with SpaceX and market trends, U.S. history and geography lessons, Latin American development issues and inequality, human relationships, and so much more.

Leo the XIV wrote a big letter about a hyperobject. Many thoughts and debates are triggered. Today we'll look at what the hell an encyclical is, the Vatican's decade-long conversation with Silicon Valley about coding morally-sound AI, and the broken and laundered echoes of Liberation Theology in Leo's text. Show Notes Rerum Novarum, Leo XIII, May 15 1891 Catholic Church largest non-governmental landowner Magnifica Humanitas full text Paragraph 177: memory of past complicity in slavery Thiel's Antichrist Framing Collides with Church Doctrine Why Silicon Valley is Turning to The Catholic Church Gustavo Gutiérrez, A Theology of Liberation (1971/1973) Medellín Conference 1968, CELAM documents Camilo Torres Restrepo, ELN Colombia Ratzinger CDF investigation of Gutiérrez, 1984 James Martin SJ, "A capitalist priest reads Magnifica Humanitas," America Magazine Word on Fire publishing Magnifica Humanitas in hardcopy Brief: US v. Liberation Theology (Part 1) — November 1, 2025 Bonus: US v. Liberation Theology (Part 2) — November 3, 2025 Conspirituality Episode on Leo XIV vs Trump (Leo's immigration remarks through Good Friday) — April 2026 Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices