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In April 2023, Kenyan authorities uncovered a waking nightmare: hundreds of shallow graves scattered across the forest floor in Shakahola. What began as ten bodies quickly ballooned into over 400—most of them women and children, many brutally mutilated, raped, or missing organs like eyes, kidneys, and genitalia. These were not peaceful deaths. This was a killing field disguised as holy ground; an execution site for followers of Good News International Ministries, a Christian doomsday cult led by self-proclaimed pastor Paul Mackenzie. Indoctrinated with the belief that starving to death would bring them closer to Christ, victims surrendered food, freedom, and their lives - many buried alive, others butchered in ritualistic public executions. What investigators found wasn't just mass murder - it was a religious apocalypse where obedience was fatal and faith became a death sentence. Please listen with caution. Join our Patreon family for access to BTS, bonus episodes, a private group chat, first dibs on ticket and merch sales, exclusive live streams, and more! www.Patreon.com/PsychopediaPod Patreon: www.patreon.com/psychopediapod Instagram: @psychopediapod @investigatorslater @tank.sinatra Email: psychopediapod@gmail.com Website: www.psychopediapodcast.com To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Cults: Power, control, and stories that will make your skin crawl. This week on the BTC, we're breaking down the two sketchy groups and what makes them tick.You can check out 600 Second Saga here!Research links below! ResearchGate - "Cults: Angel's Landing"Springer Nature Link - "Cults: Angel's Landing"A-Z of Cults - "A is for Angel's Landing"Oxygen - "Deadly Cults: Angel's Landing"E! News - "Oxygen's Deadly Cults Sneak Peek: Daniel Perezs Former Follower Recalls Mother's Untimely Death"The Witchita Eagle -"Case of Kansas cult killer and rapist Daniel Perez, AKA Lour Castro, Featured on TV"Oxygen - "Lou Castro Told His Followers He Was A 1,000-Year-Old Angel"Times Now World - "Who is Daniel Perez and Where is the Leader of Angel's Landing Now?"The New Yorker - "The Cult in the Forest"PBS News - "Kenyan authorities find 39 bodies during investigation of religious cult leader"BBC - "Kenya cult: Children targeted to die first, pastor says"Aljazeera - "Kenya cult leader Paul Mackenzie on trial for manslaughter"Mpasho - "11 Things you didn't know about Shakahola Pastor Mackenzie"CBS News - "Kenya starvation cult death toll hits 90 as morgues fill up: 'Nothing prepares you for shallow mass graves of children'"The Guardian - "Kenyan cult leader accused of inciting children to starve to death"Nation - "'I started a church with Mackenzie, then he ruined our lives': Tale of fight for church and the rise of a cult leader"The Standard - "Stalled case of pastor in cult-like deaths exposes cracks in justice system"Good News International MinistriesTuko - "The Making of a Cult: Rise of Pastor Paul MacKenzie's Good News International Empire"Nation - "Why court advised DPP to reduce murder charges against Shakahola suspects"

In 2024, over 600 bodies were found buried in shallow graves on a compound in the Shakahola forest. Paul Mackenzie had told his followers if they reduced their food intake, they would meet Jesus. This left many with the question- how did things get this bad? Trigger warning: Child abuse Subscribe on Patreon for bonus content and to become a member of our Rogue Detecting Society (this months bonus episode is on Abandoned Places). Patrons have access to bonus content as well as other perks. And members of our High Council on Patreon have access to our after-show called Footnotes, where I share my case file with our producer, Matt. Apple subscriptions are now live! Get access to bonus episodes and more when you subscribe on Apple Podcasts. Follow on Tik Tok and Instagram for a daily dose of horror. To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices

We take a look at the recent, tragic final act of a doomsday cult in Kenya that left 448 dead and another 613 missing in March of 2023. How did cult leader Paul Mackenzie, pastor of Good News International Ministries, convince his followers to starve their own children and then themselves to death? And how did the Pentecostalism he based his messages in contribute to his insane and deadly teachings? Merch and more: www.badmagicproductions.com Timesuck Discord! https://discord.gg/tqzH89vWant to join the Cult of the Curious PrivateFacebook Group? Go directly to Facebook and search for "Cult of the Curious" to locate whatever happens to be our most current page :)For all merch-related questions/problems: store@badmagicproductions.com (copy and paste)Please rate and subscribe on Apple Podcasts and elsewhere and follow the suck on social media!! @timesuckpodcast on IG and http://www.facebook.com/timesuckpodcastWanna become a Space Lizard? Click here: https://www.patreon.com/timesuckpodcast.Sign up through Patreon, and for $5 a month, you get access to the entire Secret Suck catalog (295 episodes) PLUS the entire catalog of Timesuck, AD FREE. You'll also get 20% off of all regular Timesuck merch PLUS access to exclusive Space Lizard merch.

In today's episode, we will uncover the gruesome story of the pastor who starved his people to death in Kenya. It's so much worse than we thought. JOIN US as we discuss Pastor Paul Mackenzie. RIP to the victims! Donate to CUDDLY today! Head to CUDDLY.com/BLACKTRUECRIME and help make a difference! To ACCESS the FULL VIDEO EPISODE + ALL PICTURES associated with the case. Join US on PATREON: ⁠⁠www.patreon.com/blacktruecrimepodcast⁠ Follow us on INSTAGRAM: @BlackTrueCrimePodcast Subscribe to our YOUTUBE Channel: www.youtube.com/c/blacktruecrimepodcast Join our PATREON for full video episodes and exclusive content: www.patreon.com/blacktruecrimepodcast For MERCH, visit: www.blacktruecrime.com/shop-merch JOIN OUR FB GROUP:  https://www.facebook.com/blacktruecrimepodcast Intro & Outro music credits: Horror by Paradox Beats Original Beat production ownership is retained by the original producer where applicable. This beat is being used with private/owned leasing rights GRANTED by the producer(s). This audio is 100% free to listen to on this show.

Le président français Emmanuel Macron a entamé, mardi 28 octobre 2024, une visite au Maroc. Il a été accueilli par le roi Mohammed VI, accompagné d'une importante délégation de ministres, mais aussi d'une quarantaine de chefs d'entreprises. Les journaux marocains détaillent les contrats de partenariat signés : « LGV, eau, décarbonation, énergie, gaming... 22 accords ont été conclus », rapporte TelQuel.« Back to business », « retour aux affaires », lance L'Opinion qui note que dans la capitale, « les drapeaux de la France et du Maroc flottent côte à côte ». « Après une trop longue absence, revoir ces deux drapeaux ensemble est une preuve supplémentaire que, malgré les errements, tout chef d'État finira par retrouver le chemin de Rabat ».« Des retrouvailles qui irritent l'Algérie »Le journal note que « jamais Paris n'était allé si loin dans l'adoubement de la thèse marocaine » sur le Sahara occidental. En juillet dernier, le président a reconnu « la souveraineté marocaine » sur ce territoire disputé, ce qui avait provoqué la colère d'Alger.En Algérie, TSA affirme que cette visite suscite « des inquiétudes en France quant à l'avenir de la relation très précaire avec l'Algérie », notamment en raison du différend sur le Sahara occidental. Le média algérien rappelle qu'Alger reste pour la France « un partenaire non moins important que le Maroc ».Selon Le Monde Afrique, « Paris espère amortir le choc en travaillant à une nouvelle offre mémorielle sur la guerre d'Algérie ou la conquête coloniale ». Le président français achèvera sa visite au Maroc mercredi 30 octobre 2024.À lire aussiAlgérie: le président Tebboune exclut toute idée d'une visite en FranceAu Tchad, une nouvelle attaque meurtrière de Boko Haram Au moins 40 personnes ont été tuées dans les rangs de l'armée, dans la région du Lac, proche du Nigeria, dimanche 27 octobre 2024. Au Burkina Faso, Le Pays estime que « Deby-fils doit se retrousser les manches... du treillis » et rappelle que son père, en 2020, avait lancé avec « succès » l'opération « colère de Bohoma », contre le groupe islamiste.De son côté, le quotidien guinéen Le Djely se demande s'il faut « craindre la résurgence de Boko Haram » et se rappelle que l'an dernier, le groupe, « affaibli », « avait piteusement changé de stratégie en procédant à des enlèvements » contre rançon.Désormais, si les combattants du groupe peuvent mener des attaques d'ampleur contre l'armée, cela « suppose qu'ils se sont renforcés tant au niveau de leur arsenal que de leur effectif », poursuit Le Djely. Avant de conclure : « il ne faut pas donner l'occasion aux partenaires occidentaux qui ont été chassés de là de nous renvoyer à la figure que, depuis leur départ, les djihadistes ont pris le contrôle de la région ».La campagne pour les législatives émaillées de violences au SénégalLa campagne se poursuit au Sénégal, avant les élections législatives anticipées, prévues le 17 novembre 2024. « C'est parti pour une campagne électorale violente », se désespère Walf, qui revient sur le saccage du siège de Taxawu Sénégal et les affrontements entre partisans de Barthélémy Dias et Abass Fall. « L'argument de la force, poursuit Walf, prend le dessus sur les programmes des candidats ».De son côté, le journal 24 Heures rapporte les appels au calme de diverses personnalités, notamment de candidats ou encore du ministre de l'Intérieur et de la sécurité publique.« L'enfer de Shakaola » au KenyaJeune Afrique publie une enquête sur la communauté religieuse dirigée par le pasteur Paul Mackenzie, accusé d'avoir « incité des centaines de fidèles à jeûner jusqu'à la mort ». L'article raconte la journée du 17 mars 2023. « Ephraïm n'a que 8 ans », habillé élégamment, « on pourrait le croire apprêté pour un baptême ou un mariage ». « Il n'a plus mangé depuis une semaine ». Ce vendredi doit être « le jour de sa rencontre avec Jésus ». Ses parents lui « lie[nt] les mains derrière le dos et le laisse[nt] pour mort, au milieu de la forêt de Shakaola ».Le petit garçon est finalement sauvé, mais des centaines d'autres ont péri, influencés par ce « sulfureux prédicateur kényan, Paul Mackenzie », pour qui l'apocalypse devait avoir lieu en août 2023. L'enquête de Jeune Afrique pointe le fait que « plus d'une semaine va s'écouler avant que la police interpelle le pasteur pour l'interroger ». À ce jour, « 448 corps ont été retrouvés » dans la forêt de Shakaola, mais des centaines d'autres sont toujours portées disparues.

Le président français Emmanuel Macron a entamé, mardi 28 octobre 2024, une visite au Maroc. Il a été accueilli par le roi Mohammed VI, accompagné d'une importante délégation de ministres, mais aussi d'une quarantaine de chefs d'entreprises. Les journaux marocains détaillent les contrats de partenariat signés : « LGV, eau, décarbonation, énergie, gaming... 22 accords ont été conclus », rapporte TelQuel.« Back to business », « retour aux affaires », lance L'Opinion qui note que dans la capitale, « les drapeaux de la France et du Maroc flottent côte à côte ». « Après une trop longue absence, revoir ces deux drapeaux ensemble est une preuve supplémentaire que, malgré les errements, tout chef d'État finira par retrouver le chemin de Rabat ».« Des retrouvailles qui irritent l'Algérie »Le journal note que « jamais Paris n'était allé si loin dans l'adoubement de la thèse marocaine » sur le Sahara occidental. En juillet dernier, le président a reconnu « la souveraineté marocaine » sur ce territoire disputé, ce qui avait provoqué la colère d'Alger.En Algérie, TSA affirme que cette visite suscite « des inquiétudes en France quant à l'avenir de la relation très précaire avec l'Algérie », notamment en raison du différend sur le Sahara occidental. Le média algérien rappelle qu'Alger reste pour la France « un partenaire non moins important que le Maroc ».Selon Le Monde Afrique, « Paris espère amortir le choc en travaillant à une nouvelle offre mémorielle sur la guerre d'Algérie ou la conquête coloniale ». Le président français achèvera sa visite au Maroc mercredi 30 octobre 2024.À lire aussiAlgérie: le président Tebboune exclut toute idée d'une visite en FranceAu Tchad, une nouvelle attaque meurtrière de Boko Haram Au moins 40 personnes ont été tuées dans les rangs de l'armée, dans la région du Lac, proche du Nigeria, dimanche 27 octobre 2024. Au Burkina Faso, Le Pays estime que « Deby-fils doit se retrousser les manches... du treillis » et rappelle que son père, en 2020, avait lancé avec « succès » l'opération « colère de Bohoma », contre le groupe islamiste.De son côté, le quotidien guinéen Le Djely se demande s'il faut « craindre la résurgence de Boko Haram » et se rappelle que l'an dernier, le groupe, « affaibli », « avait piteusement changé de stratégie en procédant à des enlèvements » contre rançon.Désormais, si les combattants du groupe peuvent mener des attaques d'ampleur contre l'armée, cela « suppose qu'ils se sont renforcés tant au niveau de leur arsenal que de leur effectif », poursuit Le Djely. Avant de conclure : « il ne faut pas donner l'occasion aux partenaires occidentaux qui ont été chassés de là de nous renvoyer à la figure que, depuis leur départ, les djihadistes ont pris le contrôle de la région ».La campagne pour les législatives émaillées de violences au SénégalLa campagne se poursuit au Sénégal, avant les élections législatives anticipées, prévues le 17 novembre 2024. « C'est parti pour une campagne électorale violente », se désespère Walf, qui revient sur le saccage du siège de Taxawu Sénégal et les affrontements entre partisans de Barthélémy Dias et Abass Fall. « L'argument de la force, poursuit Walf, prend le dessus sur les programmes des candidats ».De son côté, le journal 24 Heures rapporte les appels au calme de diverses personnalités, notamment de candidats ou encore du ministre de l'Intérieur et de la sécurité publique.« L'enfer de Shakaola » au KenyaJeune Afrique publie une enquête sur la communauté religieuse dirigée par le pasteur Paul Mackenzie, accusé d'avoir « incité des centaines de fidèles à jeûner jusqu'à la mort ». L'article raconte la journée du 17 mars 2023. « Ephraïm n'a que 8 ans », habillé élégamment, « on pourrait le croire apprêté pour un baptême ou un mariage ». « Il n'a plus mangé depuis une semaine ». Ce vendredi doit être « le jour de sa rencontre avec Jésus ». Ses parents lui « lie[nt] les mains derrière le dos et le laisse[nt] pour mort, au milieu de la forêt de Shakaola ».Le petit garçon est finalement sauvé, mais des centaines d'autres ont péri, influencés par ce « sulfureux prédicateur kényan, Paul Mackenzie », pour qui l'apocalypse devait avoir lieu en août 2023. L'enquête de Jeune Afrique pointe le fait que « plus d'une semaine va s'écouler avant que la police interpelle le pasteur pour l'interroger ». À ce jour, « 448 corps ont été retrouvés » dans la forêt de Shakaola, mais des centaines d'autres sont toujours portées disparues.

Kenya'ya bağlı Malindi şehrindeyiz ve müritlerini “İsa'yla buluşmak için” açlıktan ölmeye ikna eden bir tarikat liderinin, Paul Mackenzie'nin peşine düşeceğiz. Kendi kendini papaz ilan eden bu adamın tarikatını yerleştirdiği ormanda bulunan toplu mezarlardan üç yüzün üstünde ceset çıkarıldı. Yakın tarihin en vahşi toplu ölümlerinden birini inceliyoruz.

Kenya'ya bağlı Malindi şehrindeyiz ve müritlerini “İsa'yla buluşmak için” açlıktan ölmeye ikna eden bir tarikat liderinin, Paul Mackenzie'nin peşine düşeceğiz. Kendi kendini papaz ilan eden bu adamın tarikatını yerleştirdiği ormanda bulunan toplu mezarlardan üç yüzün üstünde ceset çıkarıldı. Yakın tarihin en vahşi toplu ölümlerinden birini inceliyoruz.

Emma-Jayne Wilson stands alone; she has broken Julie Krone's record for most money earned by a lady jockey. James MacDonald steered Legendary Hanover to an impressive win in the Meadowlands Pace. They're racing at Saratoga and a monster longshot shocked in the first Stakes race. We had more logical outcomes in the My Dear and Ballade Stakes at Woodbine. Trainer Josie Carroll talks with us as she inches closer to the 1000-win mark. A crazy Thursday night at Mohawk when 4 different drivers delivered daily doubles. We ‘sample' Hot Mic'd with driver Paul MacKenzie and we go to Belterra Park for a history making win by 70-year-old Perry Ouzts. Did a horse really pay $331 to place? And just how funny was it when a horse named Ha Ha Ha won at Royal Randwick?

Det var förra våren som man gjorde en fruktansvärd upptäckt i Shakaholaskogen i Kenya. Över 400 hittades döda i massgravar i Kenya, hälften av dem var barn. De hade följt med pastorn, Paul Mackenzie, ledare för gruppen Good News International Church, för att leva i skogen och tillslut invänta jordens undergång. Räddningen skulle vara att först svälta barnen, sen kvinnor och män. Nu har rättegången mot pastorn och övriga ledare av sekten inletts i Mombasa. Vad var det som hände i Shakaholaskogen? Kommer man hitta fler gravar och vem är pastorn Paul MacKenzie? Gäst: Alexander Bönke, reporter på Aftonbladet. Programledare och producent: Jenny Ågren. Klipp från: NBC News, Al Jazeera. Kontakt: podcast@aftonbladet.se.

Three news stories summarized & contextualized by analytic journalist Colin Wright.Proposal would add a "Category 6" as hurricanes get strongerSummary: A new research paper suggests that hurricane intensity is increasing so dramatically that it may be prudent to add a Category 6 designation to the commonly used Saffir-Simpson Hurricane Wind scale, which currently tops-out at Category 5.Context: The paper argues that because more hurricane systems are far surpassing the typical range of Category 5 storms, and because the strength of storms increases dramatically as sustained wind speeds reach those heightened levels, calling a hurricane with winds of 157 mph and another that weighs in at 192 mph the same category makes little sense, and underplays the danger associated with the latter; the paper thus proposes designating storms that surpass 192 mph as Category 6, placing a ceiling on the currently uncapped Category 5 label.—AxiosOne Sentence News is a reader-supported publication. To support my work, consider becoming a free or paid subscriber.Kenyan doomsday cult leader charged with murder of 191 childrenSummary: Cult leader Paul Mackenzie and 29 of his associates have been charged with the murder of 191 children whose bodies were recently discovered in a mass grave filled with more than 400 bodies, the rest adults.Context: Mackenzie and his codefendants all deny the charges, but prosecutors have said that he told his followers to starve themselves and their children to death so they could ascend to heaven before the end of the world; Mackenzie's church, the Good News International Church, was based in a grouping of isolated settlements, and he was previously charged and sentenced to a year in jail for producing and distributing films without a license.—ReutersESPN, Fox and Warner team up to create sports streaming platformSummary: A new, not-yet-named sports-centric online streaming platform co-created by ESPN, Fox, and Warner Bros. Discovery will be launched sometime this fall, according to representatives from these companies.Context: The involved media behemoths will each own a third of the new platform, and it will include content from all major sports leagues, according to the companies; this is a pretty big deal in the sports and media world, as the online streaming landscape is in the midst of a grand reshuffle, Netflix the only brand making a profit from such efforts, and the rest all trying to cut costs and merge assets in order to staunch the economic bleeding from investments they've made over the past few years; a big shift away from cable TV has made sports programming a huge and profitable opportunity, though, and this seems to reflect a desire by these entities to claim a sizable portion of that pie before their competitors, many of which are scooping up their own sports assets, often at high costs, can do the same.—The Wall Street JournalJapan's population is aging rapidly, and that's already having all sorts of disruptive consequences for its culture, society, and economy (disruptions the rest of the wealthy world is beginning to experience, too—this isn't a Japan-specific issue, they're just a little bit ahead of everyone else in terms of low-and-dropping birthrates).—Chartr$3 billionApproximate sum spent by Chinese online retailer Temu in 2023 on advertising in the United States as part of a larger effort to steal market share from Amazon.About $1.2 billion of that total was spent on Meta platforms (Facebook, Instagram, Threads) alone, according to Goldman Sachs, and analysts have questioned the validity of this approach, as while Temu is undoubtedly gaining in popularity, there's some indicated that it has still only captured about 1% of the US ecommerce market—far shy of Amazon's ~40%.—Financial TimesTrust Click Get full access to One Sentence News at onesentencenews.substack.com/subscribe

Kult-dyrkelse fascinerer og forarger. Seneste gruopvækkende fortælling er fra Kenya, hvor kultlederen Paul MacKenzie netop er blevet sigtet for mordet på næsten 200 mennesker. I dagens Kulturen zoomer vi ind på den ekstreme persondyrkelse og taler om forskellen mellem et idol og en sektleder. Klap-sammen-leverpostejen, den svedende ostemad eller pålægschokoladen på hvidt brød, der vækker misundelige blikke. Madpakken er så hverdagsligt, det kan blive. Men står det til Radikale Venstre, skal det være slut med slukørede forældre, der åbner endnu en uspist madpakke. De har nemlig foreslået at indføre gratis skolemad. Kulturen åbner danskernes madkasser gennem historie, og ser nærmere på, hvad den kan fortælle os om klasseskel og børnesyn. Værter: Karen Secher & Jesper Dein.

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Prosecutors say Paul Mackenzie urged his followers to starve to death to enter heaven. Mackenzie and suspected accomplices pleaded not guilty in court. Also: There have been protests in Turkey on the first anniversary of a devastating earthquake, and Spanish farmers join the Europe-wide protests in anger at high costs and other challenges to agriculture.

In our news wrap Tuesday, Southern California is watching for more flooding and landslides following a record rainstorm, Hamas reacted to a new proposal for a cease-fire in Gaza and a key mediator says it's generally positive, authorities in Kenya charged cult leader Paul MacKenzie with the murders of 191 children and country music star Toby Keith died after a battle with stomach cancer. PBS NewsHour is supported by - https://www.pbs.org/newshour/about/funders

Pourquoi sommes-nous si intrigués par les affaires criminelles ? Le meurtre du petit Gregory en France, les tueries de la secte de Paul Mackenzie au Kenya, les multiples évasions de « Boy Djinné » au Sénégal... Tant d'histoires à la fois affreuses et mystérieuses qui nous fascinent. Comment expliquer que ces affaires parviennent à tenir les médias et le public en haleine pendant des mois, voire des années ? D'où nous vient cette appétence pour les grands criminels ? Est-ce seulement le sentiment d'incompréhension qui nous pousse à suivre ces affaires d'aussi près ?  Avec :• Elise Costa, chroniqueuse judiciaire. Autrice de Les nuits que l'on choisit (Édition Marchialy, 2023). Créatrice du podcast Fenêtre sur cour (Arte radio) qui décrypte faits divers, crimes et procès• Bérénice Mariau, maîtresse de conférences en Sciences de l'information et de la communication à l'Institut catholique de Paris. Ses travaux de recherche portent sur le traitement médiatique des faits divers. Et un entretien avec Gwendolina Duval, correspondante de RFI à Mexico, au Mexique, où il existe toute une « narcoculture ». De manière assez morbide, les histoires de familles, d'association, de trahison à l'intérieur des cartels fascinent les Mexicains.  Programmation musicale :► PRC – Peso Pluma et Natanael Cano► Omerta - Passi, Orti. 

Pourquoi sommes-nous si intrigués par les affaires criminelles ? Le meurtre du petit Gregory en France, les tueries de la secte de Paul Mackenzie au Kenya, les multiples évasions de « Boy Djinné » au Sénégal... Tant d'histoires à la fois affreuses et mystérieuses qui nous fascinent. Comment expliquer que ces affaires parviennent à tenir les médias et le public en haleine pendant des mois, voire des années ? D'où nous vient cette appétence pour les grands criminels ? Est-ce seulement le sentiment d'incompréhension qui nous pousse à suivre ces affaires d'aussi près ?  Avec :• Elise Costa, chroniqueuse judiciaire. Autrice de Les nuits que l'on choisit (Édition Marchialy, 2023). Créatrice du podcast Fenêtre sur cour (Arte radio) qui décrypte faits divers, crimes et procès• Bérénice Mariau, maîtresse de conférences en Sciences de l'information et de la communication à l'Institut catholique de Paris. Ses travaux de recherche portent sur le traitement médiatique des faits divers. Et un entretien avec Gwendolina Duval, correspondante de RFI à Mexico, au Mexique, où il existe toute une « narcoculture ». De manière assez morbide, les histoires de familles, d'association, de trahison à l'intérieur des cartels fascinent les Mexicains.  Programmation musicale :► PRC – Peso Pluma et Natanael Cano► Omerta - Passi, Orti. 

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Morse code transcription: vvv vvv North Koreas Kim Jong Un Unification with South not possible US condemns Iran for reckless attacks on Iraq NFL play offs Tampa Bay Buccaneers beat Philadelphia Eagles, Buffalo Bills also progress A23a Spectacular arches, caves as monster iceberg decays Cyclone Belal Mauritius raises warning to maximum Golriz Ghahraman New Zealand MP resigns following shoplifting allegations Josef Fritzl could be moved to care home reports Kenya cult leader Paul Mackenzie faces terror charges over mass deaths Emmy Awards Jennifer Coolidge among early winners More evidence to ban energy drinks for children, study finds

Morse code transcription: vvv vvv Cyclone Belal Mauritius raises warning to maximum Emmy Awards Jennifer Coolidge among early winners A23a Spectacular arches, caves as monster iceberg decays US condemns Iran for reckless attacks on Iraq NFL play offs Tampa Bay Buccaneers beat Philadelphia Eagles, Buffalo Bills also progress Kenya cult leader Paul Mackenzie faces terror charges over mass deaths North Koreas Kim Jong Un Unification with South not possible More evidence to ban energy drinks for children, study finds Josef Fritzl could be moved to care home reports Golriz Ghahraman New Zealand MP resigns following shoplifting allegations

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Wongel Zelalem reports on Paul Mackenzie the Kenyan preacher at the centre of a doomsday cult in the country being found guilty. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/africandiasporanews/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/africandiasporanews/support

Higher Density Living has tackled a lot of spiritual and esoteric ideologies, an expansive view across diverse cultures and belief systems. We continue the discussion from the last episode to conclude and create takeaways from this topic.  By exploring the signs and dangers of falling into this trap, we aim to empower individuals to embrace authentic and transformative spiritual practices. We can avoid prioritizing external validation over inner transformation.   We continue to explore the travesty of falling into spiritual stupidity. In this case, there are other groups and organizations that advocate for the regression of material consciousness in the form of apocalyptic proclamations and alarmist belief systems. The missing piece in these kinds of is critical thinking. In this episode,  we mainly tackle and deep dive into the pitfalls of occultism disguised in the fashion of ‘spiritual enlightenment'.    To continue the discussion on stupid spirituality. Alexander and Jason give us an example to paint a dire picture of occultist rage mirroring a bad reputation to the spiritual community. In a recent news article, a Kenyan ‘occultist' leader was arrested named Paul Mackenzie, for inciting murder among its members and followers. Local law enforcement officials claim that no fewer than 109 men, women, and children are known to have died after a charismatic church pastor, Mackenzie, encouraged his followers to fast to death to meet “Jesus” in the afterlife. This heightened paranoia and blatant exaggeration of the “afterlife” or the “doomsday” brought absolute mayhem.    Sugarcoated under the promise of salvation in the afterlife, many occultist trends fall under stupid spirituality, which is a major regression and productivity towards the target of higher awareness and positive conscious evolution. Imposing the classic hierarchical power structure is what makes an occult alive and keeps you from evolving, reduces your power, and removes away the Free Will. Destroying these hierarchies will dismantle stupid spirituality.    The whole point of these blind venerations leading you in a false belief system is to discourage critical thinking. It is not limited to fringe followings but is present in ALL major religions and belief systems. This kind of system does not enforce a natural state of evolution. It ultimately reduces you of your evolution and becomes hijacked by a deterministic, untruthful, and negative orientation of growth and evolution.   Breaking free from the dogma, from centralized systems, is the only way for you to evolve more freely and enlightenment to the right path of spirituality. You need to think critically and stand for what you think is right. If people start to think critically and freely, it is the beginning of the end to any cult leaders out there. 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Today, we are talking about the bone chilling Kenya starvation cult that was ran by Pastor Paul Mackenzie. Put on a blanket and get comfortable because in this video we will take a deep dive into the horrors of Paul Mackenzie and find out what lead him to ruin hundreds of families. -=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=- Music By: sesametofu on Spotify -=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=- Have a question? Business Inquiry? Get in touch with me! Email: CrimeBroughtToLight@gmail.com -=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=- Links to basically everything: linktr.ee/crimebroughttolight --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/everythingbroughttolight/support

Nhiều tuần sau khi phát hiện ra những ngôi mộ tập thể trên mảnh đất thuộc sở hữu của mục sư giáo phái Paul Mackenzie, một số gia đình vẫn đang tìm kiếm tin tức về những người thân yêu của họ ở Kenya. Một gia đình đã dựa vào thông tin và manh mối từ những người sống sót để cố gắng tìm kiếm người anh trai mất tích của họ.

Hundratals döda kroppar hittas i Shakaholaskogen i sydöstra Kenya. Snart uppdagas det att det är medlemmar i Good News International Church, en frikyrka ledd av den kontroversielle och självutnämnde pastorn Paul MacKenzie. Medlemmarna misstänks nu ha uppmanats att svälta sig själva till döds. Dokumentären gjordes i juni 2023 av Linnéa Beijer. Producent var Kajsa Linderoth. Inläst av Viola Gad. Ljuden är hämtade från Sveriges Radio, South China Morning Post, NTV Kenya , BBC News, Youtube-kanalen End Times Breaking och The Star Kenya.

Em abril deste ano o Pastor Queniano, Paul Mackenzie, líder da Igreja Internacional das Boas Novas, foi preso pelas autoridades após ordenar que seus seguidores passassem fome para que pudesse chegar ao céu antes da chegada do fim do mundo, prevista por ele, para o dia 15 de abril. NOS SIGA EM NOSSAS REDES SOCIAIS : @serialcastpodcast

Em abril deste ano o Pastor Queniano, Paul Mackenzie, líder da Igreja Internacional das Boas Novas, foi preso pelas autoridades após ordenar que seus seguidores passassem fome para que pudesse chegar ao céu antes da chegada do fim do mundo, prevista por ele, para o dia 15 de abril. NOS SIGA EM NOSSAS REDES SOCIAIS : @serialcastpodcast

I en skog i Kenya letar män i vita dräkter efter döda kroppar. Och de har hittat hundratals. De döda tillhör en sekt, som leds av predikanten Paul Mackenzie. Och nu är han fängslad – misstänkt för att ha förmått sina följare att svälta sig själva till döds – för att få träffa Jesus. Programledare: Evelyn Jones. Med DN:s Afrikakorrespondent Erik Esbjörnsson. Producent: Marcus Morey-Halldin.

In this week's conversation between Dr. James Emery White and co-host Alexis Drye, the discussion was prompted by a disturbing article in the New York Times that was shared on Church & Culture's Daily Headline News. The title of the article, written by Andrew Higgins, was, “He Told Followers to Starve to Meet Jesus. Why Did So Many Do It?” Why indeed. What leads people to join a cult, especially when the leader encourages their followers to take their own lives? And what connection do conspiracy theories have to cults? Episode Links This is not the first time that the podcast discussion has touched on the topic of cults. We'd encourage you to go back and listen to CCP35: On Scientology and CCP18: On Mormons and Jehovah's Witnesses. Dr. White outlined the marks of a cult and, in addition to discussing the cult led by Paul Mackenzie in Kenya from the NYT article, he also mentioned the story about the doomsday cult that led a mother in Idaho to murder her two children, as well as the HBO Max show “The Vow,” a documentary series about the cult NXIVM. One of the big takeaways is that people seem to long for community, especially when facing times of difficulty in life. This is also what can make the world of conspiracy theories so appealing, particularly when they seem to morph into a cult like we witnessed happen during the pandemic. This is what led to the rise of QAnon, predominately through social media. For more on that you should check out an excellent article written by Katelyn Beaty in Religion News Service titled, “ QAnon: The alternative religion that's coming to your church,” as well as Dr. White's blog simply titled “QAnon.” Finally, the discussion ended with a look at why truth matters so very much. Dr. White mentioned a video from Stephen Colbert that, while intending to be comedic, was really quite prescient. You can watch the video on “truthiness” HERE. Dr. White also wrote a blog called “Choosing Our Truth Sources” to help people understand why truth is so important. He referenced a quote from Freud who said, “If it were really a matter of indifference what we believed, if there were no knowledge which was distinguished from among our opinions by the fact that it corresponds with reality, then we might just as well build our bridges of cardboard as of stone, or inject a tenth of a gram of morphia into a patient instead of a hundredth, or take tear-gas as a narcotic instead of ether” (from the New Introductory Lectures on Psycho-analysis, 1933). For those of you who are new to Church & Culture, we'd love to invite you to subscribe (for free of course) to the twice-weekly Church & Culture blog and check out the Daily Headline News - a collection of headlines from around the globe each weekday.

Africa is largely ignored by the western world and as a result we don't learn lessons from their tragedies. Natural disasters that kill people mostly because they are poor. Wars that are shrugged off as 'African problems'. But this is something different. This is a death cult that killed hundreds in on the back of the Bible. Paul Mackenzie forced hundreds of people to starve themselves to death. While it was often under influence of endtimes prophecies, if people broke the fast he would break their heads. Children buried in deep graves because Mckenzie told their parents they were better off in heaven. Digital IDs are the mark of the beast. Vaccines are satanic. It's all the usual pilled bullshit. Mckenzie is up there with Jim Jones and David Koresh but it's unlikely he will become a household name. We look at the horror that unfolded in a Kenyan death cult that used the name of Jesus to kill innocent people. Why? Who knows. We also look at how it could happen here. Practically? Legally? Easily. It's a rough one. Lotsa flippant chat about extreme violence so cover your ears if you're sensitive. But this one should have light thrown onto it. It's pretty hectic. Enjoy?

A whistleblower alleges the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints hides billions of dollars. A horrifying, continuing investigation in Kenya reveals hundred of people have died at the orders of a now-arrested cult leader; and no one's sure what other crimes may be uncovered. A man attempts to purposely wreck a plane for clout. All this and more in this week's strange news segment.They don't want you to read our book.: https://static.macmillan.com/static/fib/stuff-you-should-read/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Fjölmiðlahrun í Ameríku og fjöldamorð í Afríku eru á dagskrá í Heimskviðuþætti vikunnar. Bandarísk/kanadíska fjölmiðlafyrirtækið Vice Media er gjaldþrota og söluferlið er hafið. Þótt Vice hafi upp á síðkastið verið virt vörumerki í fréttaheiminum, fyrir sína beinskeittu vettvangsblaðamennsku kemur gjaldþrotið ekki alveg á óvart. Fyrirtækið hefur í nokkurn tíma barist í bökkum í breyttu landslagi stafrænnar fjölmiðlunar, samfélagsmiðla og auglýsinga og skuldir þess safnast upp. Jóhannes Ólafsson fjallar um hrun þessa brautryðjandi miðils og fær til sín tvo blaðamenn til að leggja mat á fjölmiðlalandslag heimsins. Sunna Valgerðardóttir fjallar um sétrúarsöfnuðinn Good News International Church í síðari hluta þáttarins og skoðar fleiri dæmi úr sögunni. Meira en 200 lík hafa nú fundist í Shakahola-skóginum í Kenía. Leiðtoginn, séra Paul Mackenzie, hefur verið handtekinn. Þau voru látin svelta sig í hel til að komast til himna á dómsdegi. Börn safnaðarmeðlima voru látin sitja meðvitundarlítil undir steikjandi Afríkusólinni til að flýta dauðaferlinu á þessu hrikalega fórnaraltari. Umsjónarmenn Heimskviða eru Birta Björnsdóttir, Bjarni Pétur Jónsson og Sunna Valgerðardóttir.

Fjölmiðlahrun í Ameríku og fjöldamorð í Afríku eru á dagskrá í Heimskviðuþætti vikunnar. Bandarísk/kanadíska fjölmiðlafyrirtækið Vice Media er gjaldþrota og söluferlið er hafið. Þótt Vice hafi upp á síðkastið verið virt vörumerki í fréttaheiminum, fyrir sína beinskeittu vettvangsblaðamennsku kemur gjaldþrotið ekki alveg á óvart. Fyrirtækið hefur í nokkurn tíma barist í bökkum í breyttu landslagi stafrænnar fjölmiðlunar, samfélagsmiðla og auglýsinga og skuldir þess safnast upp. Jóhannes Ólafsson fjallar um hrun þessa brautryðjandi miðils og fær til sín tvo blaðamenn til að leggja mat á fjölmiðlalandslag heimsins. Sunna Valgerðardóttir fjallar um sétrúarsöfnuðinn Good News International Church í síðari hluta þáttarins og skoðar fleiri dæmi úr sögunni. Meira en 200 lík hafa nú fundist í Shakahola-skóginum í Kenía. Leiðtoginn, séra Paul Mackenzie, hefur verið handtekinn. Þau voru látin svelta sig í hel til að komast til himna á dómsdegi. Börn safnaðarmeðlima voru látin sitja meðvitundarlítil undir steikjandi Afríkusólinni til að flýta dauðaferlinu á þessu hrikalega fórnaraltari. Umsjónarmenn Heimskviða eru Birta Björnsdóttir, Bjarni Pétur Jónsson og Sunna Valgerðardóttir.

There has been significant abuse of religious freedom in our country, Kenya. Currently, we are battling with the sickening issue of Shakahola. Paul Mackenzie, now captured, brainwashed so many people with a false version of Christianity, leading to their death. The followers believed that fasting to death would unite them with their maker. Due to the brainwashing, Paul Mckenzie's church members could not question why the pastor and his family were not fasting. Additionally, the congregants rejected any assistance and preferred to continue with the bizarre practices. Sadly, this is the case with many people around the country, especially those with undying allegiance to the so-called ‘men of God'. Let us look at some issues that may be wreaking havoc in our churches today.

Coming out of Kenya, Africa, this is the starvation cult that has been in the news. Elissa Kerrill  Serial Killing : A Podcast  P.O. Box 760  Bolivar, MO 65613   *Want to Support?* Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/serial_killing Instagram: https://instagram.com/serial_killing/ Merch: https://teespring.com/stores/serial-k... --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/serial-killing/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/serial-killing/support

110 people have been confirmed dead in a Kenyan forest, believed to have starved themselves after following the teachings of a cult called The Good News International Church. The church taught that the end of the world was coming and its followers should starve themselves before that time and then they would go to heaven. Children were to die first, then the unmarried, then mothers and the elderly, and then lastly the church's leaders.  The leader Paul Mackenzie now faces charges of terrorism, murder, kidnapping and cruelty towards children. We speak with Guardian reporter Caroline Kimeau on the ground about how this tragedy came about.    Headlines: - What to expect in the budget  - ACT prosecutor takes stand in Lehrmann-Higgins enquiry  - 'No' vote groups to merge -QLD Police Commissioner cautions against retaliating to youth crime   Follow The Briefing:Instagram: @thebriefingpodcast Facebook: TheBriefingNewsAUTwitter: @TheBriefingAU  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

O líder de um culto queniano, Paul Mackenzie, acusado de ordenar que seus seguidores passassem fome até a morte, compareceu a um tribunal. Investigadores procuram mais corpos em uma floresta no leste do Quênia, onde mais de 100 cadáveres já foram encontrados.

Les journalistes et experts de RFI répondent également à vos questions. Kenya : des membres d'une secte poussés à la mort  Au Kenya, Paul Mackenzie, le dirigeant d'une secte religieuse, l'Église internationale de bonne nouvelle est poursuivi pour « terrorisme ». Il aurait entraîné le décès de 109 de ses adeptes en leur préconisant de jeûner jusqu'à la mort pour « rencontrer Jésus ». Qui est ce pasteur autoproclamé ? Les dérives sectaires sont-elles fréquentes dans ce pays d'Afrique de l'Est ?  Avec Yvan Droz, anthropologue à l'Institut de hautes études internationales et du développement, spécialiste du fait religieux au Kenya. Burundi : arrestation du n° 2 de l'ancien régime  Dans un communiqué, le procureur national du Burundi a annoncé le 23 avril 2023, l'arrestation de l'ex-Premier ministre, Alain-Guillaume Bunyoni, véritable n° 2 du régime de Pierre Nkurunziza. Pour quelles raisons a-t-il été arrêté ?   Avec Esdras Ndikumana, journaliste au service Afrique de RFI.  Côte d'Ivoire : 1 milliard par jour pour les jeunes  Lors de son discours au Parlement, mardi 26 avril 2023, le président de la République de Côte d'Ivoire, Alassane Ouattara a déclaré qu'un milliard de FCFA par jour serait consacré à la jeunesse en 2023. Comment le gouvernement compte-t-il financer ce programme ambitieux ? Quels sont les projets financés par ce programme ?   Avec Bineta Diagne, correspondante permanente de RFI.  Foot : Toulouse privé de Ligue Europa ?  Malgré sa victoire en Coupe de France, samedi dernier, Toulouse pourrait être privé de Ligue Europa car le club appartient au même propriétaire que l'AC Milan. Comment expliquer cette règle ? Qui du TFC ou du club italien sera privilégié pour la suite des compétitions européennes ?  Avec Hugo Moissonnier, journaliste au service des sports de RFI.      

Today's HeadlinesSudan crisis: WHO issues biohazard warningStarvation cult death toll climbs in KenyaIs it wrong to evangelistically share your Christian faith?

Death Toll Climbs To 90 In Kenya Church That Believes 'Hunger Only Way To Meet Jesus' ~ OsazuwaAkonedo #‘hunger #believes #breaking #Church #Jesus #Kenya #Mackenzie #OsazuwaAkonedo #Paul #Shakahola https://osazuwaakonedo.news/death-toll-climbs-to-90-in-kenya-church-that-believes-hunger-only-way-to-meet-jesus/26/04/2023/ Death toll from a Kenyan Church, Good News International Church headed by Paul Mackenzie has climbed to 90 on Tuesday, including many children, as police saidsaid --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/osazuwaakonedo/message

We get nosy, asking What was the best gift you got for Christmas; what was the best gift you gave? We got answers from Jody Jamieson, Kevin Attard, Marty Drexler, Gary Boulanger, Justin Stein, Ken Middleton, Doug McPherson, Ed Walton and Doug McNair. We present recent wins in Florida for owner Larry Cordes, and trainers Roger Attfield and Mike De Paulo. We have milestone moments for Jay Harris and James MacDonald. Did a Maiden Special Weight at Santa Anita reveal the first favourite for the Kentucky Derby? Did driver Paul MacKenzie never lose hope that he would finally win a race at Mohawk in 2022? And will you be able to stifle your laughter when you hear Daryl Ezra call the Gift Wrapped Stakes?

November 11th is currently celebrated as Veteran's Day in the United States. But it was first known here, as it still is around the world, as Armistice Day – the day in 1918 when Germany and its allies signed the armistice to end World War I. Armistice Day is still a very important day of commemoration throughout Europe.In 2014, the 100th anniversary of the start of The Great War, Paul MacKenzie, the Caroline McKissick Dial Professor of History at USC, an expert on the war, joined us to look back on the beginning of The War to End All Wars.

Watch the live stream: Watch on YouTube About the show Sponsored by Microsoft for Startups Founders Hub. Michael #1: Faster routing for Flask & Quart Flask and Quart both utilise Werkzeug's HTTP route With the upcoming 2.2 release of Werkzeug this router will be significantly faster, with up to a factor of 5. Better for large sets of routes Micro-benchmarks are unaffected and are unlikely to show a speedup. Started with tree-based radix algorithm Moved to state machine algorithm because of wild cards Brian #2: Quarto: an open-source scientific and technical publishing system built on Pandoc suggested by Paul Mackenzie Power of Pandoc and Jupyter Build documents - html, pdf, word presentations - Revealjs, PowerPoint, Beemer websites books - html, pdf, word, epub journal articles - acm, plos, elsevier, acs, jss Publish GitHub pages, Netlify, … kinda related - Kindle to support ePub Michael #3: Flet UI via Mikael Honkala New and upcoming UI framework by Feodor Fitzner: flet. It has a very interesting stack - a Python client driving a Flutter front-end via a Go server. That sounds complicated, but the developer experience is incredibly simple. Installation is just pip install flet. Here's a quick and stupid but working sample: import time import flet from flet import Column, ElevatedButton, Page, Row, TextField def main(page: Page): text_field = TextField() def clear_field(event): text_field.value = "CLEARING" page.update() time.sleep(1) text_field.value = "" page.update() clear_button = ElevatedButton("Clear the field", on_click=clear_field) page.add(Row([Column([text_field, clear_button])], alignment="center")) page.update() flet.app(target=main) # If you run this, you get a native app window on Mac, Windows or Linux, looking something like this: While the example is simple, it shows the handling of an event, updating the UI, and even doing a little sleeping between the updates, without having to worry about threads and such. What's more important, if you change the last line to: flet.app(target=main, view=WEB_BROWSER) You get the exact same functionality, but as a web application in a browser, with support for multiple users and deep linking to different parts of the app. All without leaving the comfortable Python world, with its access to all Python libraries, and without having to learn 3 extra, completely different languages (yes, HTML, CSS and JavaScript). As this is Flutter, mobile support is in the works, after the basic UI functionality is all there. Check the project front page here: flet.dev Jump directly to the currently available controls: flet.dev/docs/controls Check couple of tutorials here: flet.dev/docs/tutorials Or read the plans for the mobile support here: flet.dev/blog/flet-mobile-strategy Brian #4: Building an authenticated Python CLI Project that uses click, rich, and OAth for using Twitter API Persistent authentication requests secret information from user using getpass and input Client ID, Client Secret, App name fetches bearer token from Twitter API stores token in netrc file I'm not familiar with netrc, so I don't know if this is a good idea or not. So I figured I'd ask Michael Extras Michael: New course: Django - Getting Started Joke: Light touches kingdom

La Tienda De Biblioteca Del Metal: Encontraras, Ropa, Accesorios,Decoracion, Ect... Todo Relacionado Al Podcats Biblioteca Del Metal Y Al Mundo Del Heavy Metal. Descubrela!!!!!! Ideal Para Llevarte O Regalar Productos Del Podcats De Ivoox. (Por Tiempo Limitado) https://teespring.com/es/stores/biblioteca-del-metal-1 Xentrix (prononciado como "Zen-tricks") es una banda británica de thrash metal formada en el año 1985, bajo el nombre Sweet Vengeance y es conocida por haber realizado una versión de la canción «Ghostbusters» de Ray Parker, Jr.. En 1985, la banda se originó con el nombre de Sweet Vengeance en la ciudad de Preston, Lancashire, Reino Unido y estaba conformada por el vocalista y guitarrista Chris Astley, el guitarrista Kristian Havard, el bajista Paul MacKenzie y el baterista Dennis Gasser. ​ En el año 1988 se cambian el nombre al actual e iniciaron su carrera tocando cóvers de Metallica y poco a poco empezaron a ganar fama. Su primera producción fue el demo Hunger for... Fledgling publicado en 1988, el cual, sorpresivamente, obtuvo una calificación de cinco estrellas por parte de la revista Kerrang!. Esto atrajo la atención de la discográfica Roadrunner Records y Xentrix firmó contrato con dicha compañía. Ya con Roadrunner Records, Xentrix lanzó en 1989 su primer álbum de estudio: Shattering Existence. Para promocionar el disco, el grupo hizo una gira junto a la agrupación inglesa de thrash metal Sabbat. Un año después de la publicación de Shattering Existence, Xentrix lanzó un sencillo que resultó un tanto controversial llamado «Ghostbusters» que enlistaba una versión del tema de la película Ghostbusters de 1984, compuesto por Ray Parker, Jr. Poco después del lanzamiento de «Ghost Buster», la banda se embarcó en un tour en la cual abrieron al grupo estadounidense Testament. Un año más tarde grabarían For Whose Advantage?, su segundo álbum de estudio. Después de publicar el álbum For Whose Advantage?, en 1991 sacaron al mercado Dilute to Taste, un EP. Este disco contenía dos temas de la banda en directo. Tiempo después, Xentrix realizó una gira por todo el Reino Unido, participando en el Hammersmith, siendo teloneros esta vez de la banda brasileña de thrash metal Sepultura. Xentrix decidió tomar un rumbo musical diferente y eso se notó en el EP de 1992 Kin. ​ que sonaba a un estilo más progresivo que a thrash metal. Para muchos, esto fue el error más grave que cometió la banda, pues comenzaron a recibir duras críticas. ​ El canal MTV realizó y transmitió un vídeo musical del tema principal del EP, «Order of Chaos» Meses más tarde, Xentrix efectuó una gira con Tankard, una banda alemana de thrash metal. Esta gira sería la última en la que el vocalista y guitarrista Chris Astley participaría, pues después de grabar unos demos y unas canciones para su próxima producción, Astley dejaría la banda en 1995. Sin Astley en la voz, la banda se separó por un tiempo. En 1996, se reunieron los antiguos miembros del grupo junto a Simon Gordon y Andy Rudd, cantante y guitarrista respectivamente. Con esta alineación grabaron y lanzaron en el mismo año el cuarto y último álbum de estudio del grupo: Scourge. Poco después de la publicación de este disco, la banda de desintegró de nuevo. La agrupación se reunió brevemente en 2006, esta vez con los integrantes originales para tocar un cierto número de fechas en la Gran Bretaña, una de ellas junto a las banda Onslaught y Evile. En septiembre del mismo año el grupo anunció la separación de Xentrix y que no tenían intención alguna de volver. El 4 de febrero de 2013, Evile anunció en su página de Facebook que tocarían junto a Xentrix y Kreator en una gira de tres a finales de abril. ​ Además, once días después, Xentrix comunicó que es encontraban trabajando en nuevo material para un próximo disco. El 8 de agosto de 2013, Xentrix se presentó en el Open Air Festival. El 14 de julio de 2017, se anunció que de Chris Astley se alejó de Xentrix una vez más y lo reemplazo Jay Walsh.

The sweet taste of Spring. We check in with a couple of maple syrup producers in Cape Breton who say a run of warm temperatures made for an early and quick sap run this year. Martha Hart is with Margaree Valley Maple, and Paul MacKenzie is with Highland Gold Maple, out of Boisdale.

Paul joins us to talk about all things PR and content and how he has seen the industry change over a number of years. In a time where we are inundated with noisy content, what does it take to stand out with your content? How can you plan it to drive sales? With experience of working at Monster before leading the charge at ClearlyPR, Paul can draw on plenty of experiences at multiple businesses, not just recruitment.