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Comedy legend Wanda Sykes joins Jenna in Studio 1A as co-host for the day. The duo shares their opinions on a few listeners' tricky social situations. Also, Mike Epps joins to discuss the new sitcom he's starring in alongside Wanda, ‘The Upshaws.' Plus, a heartwarming reunion of five military spouses who haven't seen each other in over ten years. And, pitmaster Kevin Bludso shares a few tips and tricks to elevate your grill game for this summer.

We finally recap the final part of the RHOBH reunion! Plus a PKKAyy Dorit update (makeouts! divorce! baseball games!). We are obsessing over Love Hotel - and have ideas for how to expand. And we catch up all things Real Housewives of Atlanta! Come judge with us! You can find us:Instagram & Threads: @twojudgeygirlsTikTok: @marytwojudgeygirls & @courtneytjgFacebook: www.facebook.com/twojudgeygirlsPodcast: ACast, iTunes, Spotify, wherever you listen!Merch: www.etsy.com/shop/twojudgeygirls Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Maggie shares details of the sights, sounds and eats from her High School Reunion on the island, including stops at Benny’s, Coast and More. Plus Jesse pays a visit to […]

Fresh off a grueling WrestleMania weekend, Kevin Nash sits down to share a brutally honest, often hilarious look at what it takes to survive marathon meet-and-greet appearances in Las Vegas — fueled only by muscle milk, Gatorade, and a legendary sense of duty to the fans. Kev opens up about the physical grind, the validation he still feels from longtime supporters, and why pushing through the pain is just part of the deal when you've lived a life on the road. Expect sharp stories, heartfelt gratitude, and a few incredible survival tactics you won't believe. But that's just the beginning. Kevin dives into the emotional whirlwind of this year's Hall of Fame, reflecting on seeing old friends like Steve Austin, Shawn Michaels, Sting, and Undertaker, and paying tribute to the special bond he shared with Triple H during the early days of the Kliq. Along the way, he breaks down why this year's event hit differently — and why, even in a night full of accolades, memories of Scott Hall still hang heavy in the air. Kev also gets brutally honest about WrestleMania's evolution, today's WWE landscape, and what it's like seeing the next generation take the torch. Plus, the episode is packed with the signature Kliq This blend of sharp insights and wild sidebars — from booking philosophies shaped by movies like Heat and Cape Fear, to a dead-serious breakdown of why squibs in old Hollywood action scenes just don't cut it. If you want the backstage reality of pro wrestling, the bittersweet highs of WrestleMania week, and a few sharp lessons from a guy who's seen it all (and lived to tell the tale), you don't want to miss this one. SPONSORS:

Kirsty Wark has worked for the BBC for almost 50 years and is one of the UK's most recognisable broadcasters. In 1976 she joined BBC Radio Scotland as a graduate researcher. Having produced and presented several shows across radio including The World At One and PM, she switched to television, and went on to present shows such as Breakfast Timeand The Late Show. However, she is best known for presenting BBC Newsnight for over 30 years, which saw her interview key political and cultural leaders. Having stood down after the 2024 election, she now presents Front Row, The Reunion, and documentaries like Icons of Style. On the podcast, Kirsty tells Katy about her father fighting in the D-Day landings, changing attitudes over time towards women at the BBC and her views on British & Scottish identities. They also unpack BBC impartiality, how it should be a ‘trusted friend' to the public and why she left Newsnight. As one of the best-known political interviewers in the UK, Kirsty also explains how she gamed interviews, and the memorable ones from Michael Portillo to Jeffrey Archer to the one that made her name – Margaret Thatcher. Produced by Patrick Gibbons.

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Guys, Istvan had the most amazing Easter ever. His family met a long lost member who had been adopted at birth. She was found by accident and Istvan tells the tale on this special episode. We also celebrate National Super Hero Day and enjoy a cool song. So get out your capes and hankerchiefs to prepare for this extra special episode of Istvan's Imaginary podcast. Be sure to check Istvan's Instagram for lots of other awesome posts and stories connected to podcast and beyond. Just search @iamistvan and be sure to follow his profile. Enjoy the show!Be sure to follow Istvan & His Imaginary Band on your go to streaming service and add your favorite songs of his to your playlists. May we recommend Summertime or Fondue as a start? Ok. Are you ready? Because here comes another super fun episode of Istvan's Imaginary Podcast. Kids and Family Podcast. #kidsandfamilyThanks for tuning in, enjoy!Make sure you're SUBSCRIBED and following Istvan on all his socials below. And don't forget to chip in at Istvan's Venmo (@istvansongs) to keep the show afloat, fun and free for all!Links: Enjoying the show? Please consider tipping the crew via Venmo to support the podcast Thanks! Venmo: @istvansongsIstvan on Spotify: shorturl.at/jCHW5Istvan on Apple Music: shorturl.at/gGL03Istvan's YouTube: www.youtube.com/imaginarykidsongsIstvan's Instagram: @iamistvanIstvan's TikTok: @iamistvanIstvan's Website: www.istvansongs.com

Alice Cooper announces reunion with his original band & their first new album together in 51 years, The Cure announced their new ‘Mixes Of A Lost World' collection with tons of guest musicians, and Dave Grohl gave his first public musical performance since he revealed he fathered a child outside his marriage last fall & more!  PLUS ‘This Week in Rock & Roll History Trivia', Rock Birthdays, ‘The Best & Worst Rock Album Artwork of the Week' & so much more!Everything is up at www.rocknewsweekly.com Watch us LIVE, chat with us & more…Every Sunday around 2pm PST @ https://www.twitch.tv/rocknewsweeklyWatch all of our videos, interviews & subscribe at Youtube.com/@rocknewsweeklyFollow us online:Instagram.com/rocknewsweeklyFacebook.com/rocknewsweeklyTwitter.com/rocknewsweeklyAll of our links are up at www.rocknewsweekly.com every Monday, where you canCheck it out on 8 different platforms (including Amazon Audible & Apple/Google Podcasts) #Rock #News #RockNews #RockNewsWeekly #RockNewsWeeklyPodcast #Podcast #Podcasts #Metal #HeavyMetal #Alt #Alternative #ClassicRock #70s #80s #90s #Indie #Indie #Trivia #RockBirthdays  #BestAndWorstAlbumCovers #AlbumCovers #BadAlbumCovers #AliceCooper #AliceCooperBand #TheRevengeOfAliceCooper #TheCure #MixesOfALostWorld #DaveGrohl #DaveGrohlCoachella #Coachella2025

Ce lundi 28 avril, les points abordés durant les réunions entre le Fonds Monétaire International et la Banque mondiale qui ont eu lieu à Washington ont été débriefés par Agnès Bénassy-Quéré, sous-gouverneure de la Banque de France, Frédéric Farah, économiste et enseignant à l'Université Paris-1 Panthéon-Sorbonne, et Patrick Artus, économiste et conseiller économique de la société de gestion Ossiam, dans l'émission Les Experts, présentée par Nicolas Doze sur BFM Business. Retrouvez l'émission du lundi au vendredi et réécoutez la en podcast.

Sermon Summary: Temporary Residents, Eternal Home Chris's sermon this week delved into Genesis chapters 46 and 47, picking up the narrative of Jacob and his family's move to Egypt to escape the severe famine in Canaan. He structured his talk around six key "episodes" or scenes within these chapters, ultimately drawing out four significant takeaways for the congregation in Sheffield in 2025. Chris began by addressing the crucial question of relevance: how can a text written potentially 16-18 centuries before Jesus, set in a vastly different culture, speak to us today? His answer lies in the belief that the Bible is "God-breathed," inspired by God, who continues to speak through its pages to those who approach it with humility and an open heart. He emphasized the Bible's unique authority, stating that any teaching, including his own, should be disregarded if it contradicts scripture. Furthermore, Chris highlighted Romans 15:4, reminding listeners that the scriptures were written for our encouragement, hope, and perseverance in our Christian walk. Drawing a parallel to the London Marathon, he likened the Old Testament heroes of faith, including Jacob (mentioned in Hebrews 11), to a crowd of witnesses cheering us on in our own race of faith (Hebrews 12:1). Moving into the text, Chris outlined the six episodes: God appears to Jacob (Genesis 46): Despite being called to the Promised Land, God instructs Jacob to go to Egypt, a seemingly counterintuitive command. The journey to Egypt (Genesis 46): Jacob and his family undertake the journey. Reunion with Joseph (Genesis 46): Jacob is reunited with his son Joseph, whom he long believed to be dead. The brothers meet Pharaoh (Genesis 47:1-6): Joseph presents a delegation of his brothers to Pharaoh. They identify themselves as shepherds seeking temporary residence due to the famine. Chris noted their subservient tone ("We your servants") while also highlighting Joseph's prior coaching to secure their desired outcome. Pharaoh's response is directed to Joseph, granting them permission to settle in the land of Goshen and even offering positions managing his livestock if they possess special skills. Jacob meets Pharaoh (Genesis 47:7-10): Joseph then brings his father Jacob to meet Pharaoh. In contrast to his sons, Jacob seems to possess a greater sense of authority, even blessing Pharaoh twice. Pharaoh inquires about Jacob's age ("How many are the days of the years of your life?"), to which Jacob replies that he has lived 130 "hard years" and that the "days of the years of my temporary residence are few and hard." Chris emphasized Jacob's use of "temporary residence" (or "sojourner" in some translations), a significant theme throughout the chapter. Despite his hardships (fleeing his brother, losing his mother and wife, believing Joseph dead), Jacob's encounter with Pharaoh reveals a man carrying moral authority. Joseph's leadership during the famine (Genesis 47:11-26): This lengthy section details Joseph's strategic management of the famine. He provides the best land of Egypt, the region of Ramesses (another name for Goshen), for his family. As the famine intensifies, Joseph collects all the money in Egypt and Canaan in exchange for grain, eventually moving to exchange livestock and then land and the people themselves for food, making them Pharaoh's slaves. The priests are the only exception, receiving direct provisions from Pharaoh. Joseph then establishes a system where the people receive seed to plant and keep four-fifths of the harvest, with one-fifth going to Pharaoh. The people express immense gratitude for Joseph saving their lives. Chris acknowledged the potentially unsettling nature of this narrative, where Pharaoh's wealth increases significantly. However, he pointed out that the Egyptians willingly entered these arrangements and were grateful for survival. He also noted that their situation as "slaves" differed significantly from typical understandings of slavery, as they continued to live on their land and retain 80% of their produce, a potentially lower tax burden than experienced today in the UK. Chris cautioned against a literal "lift and drop" application of Old Testament narratives, using the example of the hand-under-thigh oath later in the chapter as a practice no longer relevant. He stressed the importance of respectfully engaging with the text while discerning its enduring message. Jacob prepares to die (Genesis 47:27-31): The Israelites settle in Goshen, acquire property, become fruitful, and their population grows rapidly, fulfilling God's promise in Genesis 46:3 that they would be prosperous in Egypt. Jacob lives for another 17 years, reaching the age of 147. As his death approaches, he calls Joseph and makes him swear an oath (placing his hand under Jacob's thigh) not to bury him in Egypt but to take him back to Canaan to be buried with his ancestors. Joseph agrees and takes the oath. Chris highlighted the significance of being buried with his ancestors, noting the memorial in Hebron revered by Jews, Christians, and Muslims as the family grave of Abraham, Isaac, Sarah, Rebekah, and Jacob. He also pointed out that the hand-under-thigh oath was a family tradition, previously used by Abraham when sending a servant to find a wife for Isaac. Jacob's focus on being buried in the Promised Land underscores his deep connection to it. From this passage, Chris identified four key takeaways for the congregation: Depending on God: Chris found Jacob in his final chapters to be an "appealing and beautiful character," contrasting him with figures like Solomon who started well but finished poorly. Despite his past flaws and hardships, Jacob is "finishing well," which Chris attributed to his dependence on God. He affirmed that while we hold onto God, it is ultimately God who holds onto us. He referenced Lauren Daigle's song "Hold On To Me" in this context. Chris encouraged the congregation to have the "desire to finish well" in their own lives, noting that many around us do not. Do to others as you would like them to do to you: This "golden rule" of Jesus is reflected in the cycle of blessing within the narrative. Jacob blesses Pharaoh, and through Joseph, both the Egyptians and Jacob's family are blessed. Chris expressed his hope that the church's activities are a blessing to the local community and encouraged individuals to be a blessing in their families, workplaces, and among their neighbors. He then referenced Deuteronomy 23:7 (in some translations, this is Deuteronomy 23:7-8 or Deuteronomy 23:7), "You must not mistreat or oppress foreigners in any way. Remember, you yourselves were once foreigners in the land of Egypt," noting its counter-cultural message in contemporary politics. Remember you are temporary residents: Chris drew attention to Peter's words in 1 Peter 2:11, "Dear friends, I warn you as temporary residents and foreigners to keep away from worldly desires that wage war against your very soul." He connected this back to the potential reasons for Joseph choosing Goshen – to protect his family from the idolatrous Egyptian culture and the risk of assimilation. He emphasized the importance of identity: if we truly believe we belong to God, there are certain things we should avoid. Identity acts as a protection against temptation and evil, echoing Jesus' prayer, "Lead us not into temptation, but deliver us from evil" (Matthew 6:13). Where is your true country?: Chris explored the legal concept of "domicile" – permanent home – contrasting it with "residence" and "citizenship." He posed the question: where is our true home as Christians? Like Jacob, we are temporary residents in this world; our true home is with God. He quoted Hebrews 13:14, "For here we do not have an enduring city, but we are looking for the city that is to come." He concluded with a powerful quote from C.S. Lewis's The Last Battle, where a character entering heaven says, "I have come home at last! This is my real country! I belong here. This is the land I have been looking for all my life, though I never knew it till now."1 Chris shared that Karen had read this passage at Anne's funeral and expressed his hope that it would be read at his own, emphasizing the Christian understanding of our ultimate belonging in God's presence. Chris concluded with a prayer, thanking God for his mercy and love, acknowledging human failings, and expressing the desire to understand and embrace the truth of our eternal home in God. He then invited those who wished for prayer to come forward. Bible References: Genesis 46 Genesis 47 Romans 15:4 Hebrews 11 Hebrews 12:1 1 Peter 2:11 Matthew 6:13 Hebrews 13:14 Deuteronomy 23:7 (or Deuteronomy 23:7-8 depending on translation) Transcript Let's wait for the PowerPoint to appear on the screen. Great, there it goes. So we're continuing with Genesis and continuing really where we were a fortnight ago with the move of Joseph and his family, or Joseph's already there, the move of Jacob and the family into Egypt. So a few things I want to do today. I'm going to kind of walk us through the chapter and bring a few things out, and then at the end I'm going to kind of identify, I think, four things that I think we can particularly take away from this chapter. And after I finish speaking, we're also going to have an opportunity for people who want to be prayed for to come forward and be prayed. I'm not going to make a big deal of that, but we do believe in the work of the Holy Spirit, and if you've come and you would like prayer, then we'd be more than delighted to pray for you and pray that you will encounter God. But before I get into the chapter, I just want to go on to the next slide, because that's quite important, isn't it? We've been spending all this time studying this chapter, and Genesis is set, and nobody's exactly sure when, but probably 16 to 18 centuries before Jesus was born. And it's set in a very different culture and part of the world. So how can that be relevant to us living in the UK in 2025? So that is a very important question. And I think that the start of the answer to that question comes from our understanding of what the Bible is, and that is that we believe that the Bible is inspired by God. Paul actually used the phrase, God breathes—that the Bible is God breathed. And that God speaks through his Bible to us, and he actually continues to speak today through his Bible to us. And that if we approach it with the right attitude, if we come to it humbly and respectfully, not looking to pick arguments with it, but open to any nourishment going, then God will meet us and speak to us through the Bible. And so that's why Genesis is relevant. We also say that the Bible has unique authority. If I as a preacher, or indeed any other preacher here or anywhere else, says something to you that is not in agreement with the Bible, then feel free. In fact, definitely ignore what is being said by me or any other preacher. The Bible has the final authority on difficult points. But there's also something, I think, when we're looking at these Old Testament stories, about recognizing that these were written to inspire us in our Christian walk. Romans 15, verse 4 says something like, the Scriptures were written so that for our encouragement and hope, and to encourage us to persevere in the Christian life. Today is the London Marathon Day, isn't it? And over the past 20 years or so, I spent quite a few times at the finishing line, not of marathons, I will admit, but the finishing line of Iron Man races, and waiting for family members and friends to run the race. And you always stop by, you know, runners, some of them looking completely done in, would kind of turn the corner and see the finishing line ahead of them, and also hear the crowd at that point all clapping and cheering and shouting. And they would kind of brighten and pick up pace and cross the line. And that's kind of the image that the writer to the Hebrews has. In Hebrews 11, there's a long list of Old Testament heroes of faith. And Jacob, who we're particularly thinking about today, is on that list. And at the end of it, the writer goes on, he says, Therefore, since we are surrounded by such a great crowd of witnesses, let us run with perseverance the race marked out for us. And it's almost like these Old Testament heroes, with all their difficulties in their lives, are part of the crowd that is cheering you and I on in our race. And so we do say that Genesis is very relevant. Let's just pray briefly. Father, we do just pray, Father, that the goodness that you've got for us in your Word, Lord, that we would receive that today, Lord. We don't want to miss out on any good thing that you've got for us in your Word for us today, and in fact, every day. Amen. Next slide. So, Genesis 46 and 47 are really part of one story. And you can remember about a fortnight ago, Andy took us through Genesis 46. I kind of divided it up into what I'm calling episodes, probably more like scenes, really. But episodes one, God appears to Jacob and says to him, I want you to go to Egypt. And that must have felt really odd, because he called to the Promised Land, and God is saying, No, I want you to go to Egypt. But nevertheless, God speaks to him. So that's episode one. Episode two is he journeys to Egypt. And episode three, he's reunited with a son he had long believed dead. He's reunited with Joseph. And then today we have episode four, a meeting with Pharaoh of the brothers, a delegation of brothers meet Pharaoh. Episode five, Jacob then himself meets Pharaoh. Episode six, quite a longer section, all about Joseph's leadership during the famine that is affecting Egypt at this time. And in the final episode there, Jacob prepares to die. So let me read the chapter. It's been, I think, necessary but still a shame as we've been going through Genesis. Time has just been a pressure to read the whole chapter, but we go off to a good start today, and I want to read it to us, because this is God's Word. This is God-breathed. Then Joseph went to see Pharaoh and told him, My father and my brothers have arrived from the land of Canaan. They have come with all their flocks and herds and possessions, and they are now in the region of Goshen. Joseph took five of his brothers with him and presented them to Pharaoh. And Pharaoh asked the brothers, What is your occupation? They replied, We your servants are shepherds, just like our ancestors. We have come to live here in Egypt for a while, for there is no pasture for our flocks in Canaan. The famine is very severe there, so please, we request permission to live in the land of Goshen. Then Pharaoh said to Joseph, Now that your father and brothers have joined you here, choose any place in the entire land of Egypt for them to live. Give them the best land of Egypt. Let them live in the region of Goshen, and if any of them have special skills, put them in charge of my livestock too. Then Joseph brought in his father Jacob and presented him to Pharaoh, and Jacob blessed Pharaoh. How old are you? Pharaoh asked him. Jacob replied, I have traveled this earth for 130 hard years, but my life has been short compared to the lives of my ancestors. Then Jacob blessed Pharaoh again before leaving his court. So Joseph assigned the best land of Egypt, the land of Ramesses, to his father and brothers, and he settled them there just as Pharaoh had commanded. And Joseph provided food for his father and his brother in amounts appropriate to the number of their dependents, including the smallest children. Meanwhile, the famine became so severe that all the food was used up and people were starving throughout the lands of Egypt and Canaan. By selling grain to the people, Joseph eventually collected all the money in Egypt and Canaan, and he put the money in Pharaoh's treasury. And when the people of Egypt and Canaan ran out of money, all the Egyptians came to Joseph. Our money is gone, they cried, but please give us food or we will die before your very eyes. Joseph replied, since your money is gone, bring me livestock. I will give you food in exchange for your livestock. So they brought their livestock to Joseph in exchange for food, in exchange for their horses, flocks of sheep and goats, herds of cattle and donkeys. Joseph provided them with food for another year. But that year ended and the next year they came again and they said, we cannot hide the truth from you, our Lord. Our money is gone and all our livestock and cattle are yours. We have nothing left to give you but our bodies and our land. Why should we die before your very eyes? Buy us and our land in exchange for food. We offer our land and ourselves as slaves to Pharaoh. Please give us grain so we may live and not die so the land does not become empty and desolate. So Joseph brought all the land, bought all the land of Pharaoh for Egypt and all the Egyptians sold in their fields because the famine was so severe and soon all the land belonged to Pharaoh. As for the people, he made them all slaves from one end of Egypt to the other. The only land he did not buy was the land belonging to the priests. They received an allotment of food directly from Pharaoh so they didn't need to sell their land. Then Joseph said to the people, look today I have bought you and your land for Pharaoh. I will provide you with seed so you can plant the fields. Then when you harvest it, one fifth of your crop will belong to Pharaoh. You may keep the remaining four-fifths of seed for your fields and it's food for you, your households and your little ones. You have saved our lives, they exclaimed. May it please you my Lord to let us be Pharaoh's servants. Joseph then issued a decree still in effect in the land of Egypt that Pharaoh should receive one-fifth of all the crops grown on this land. Only land belonging to the priests was not given to Pharaoh. Meanwhile the people of Israel settled in the land of Goshen in Egypt. There they acquired property, they were fruitful and their population grew rapidly. Jacob lived for 17 years after his arrival in Egypt so he lived 147 years in all. As the time of his death drew near, Jacob called for his son Joseph and said to him, please do me this favor. Put your hand under my thigh and swear that you will treat me with unfailing love by honoring this last request. Do not bury me in Egypt. When I die, please take my body out of Egypt and bury me with my ancestors. So Joseph promised, I will do as you ask. Swear that you will do it, Jacob insisted. So Joseph gave his oath and Jacob bowed humbly at the head of his bed. Amen. So yes, if we can have that slide. Oh, can we go back to, can we go back a few slides to nearly the beginning? I think it's going to be the first couple of hours. Let's keep it back. That's it. So here we are in what I was calling episode four, and Joseph's taken a delegation of the brothers to meet Pharaoh. And we can probably picture the scene about, I mean, Pharaoh is the leader of a superpower. And they're really quite a small tribe from Canaan. And they are looking to be economic migrants. That's definitely what we call them today. They've come because there's no food left in their land, so they're coming as economic migrants. So it's kind of a subservient tone to it, isn't it? We're your servants, Pharaoh. But also kind of stressing things that they want. You know, we're shepherds. By the way, we've got flocks, but if you would let us stay for a while. And actually, at the end of the previous chapter, we see that actually Joseph had coached them to say this. Joseph was good at managing his boss, and he's prepared this. So this speech is important. Because, you know, this is a difficult moment. Pharaoh could have sent them away. So that's the first of the episodes. And you see that they're coming to live in Egypt for a while. So they're not saying, we're coming here to settle permanently. We're coming for a while. I'll mention that briefly, because that kind of phrase, for a while, or other versions of it, are quite important to this whole chapter. So I'm just picking out the first time it appears. Next slide. And this is interesting, actually, because you remember the brothers were speaking to Pharaoh. But Pharaoh's reply is addressed to Joseph. Now, you know, there's a couple of possibilities. One, of course, it's simply that Joseph is kind of the head of the delegation, isn't it? He's still the important guy. And so Pharaoh speaks to somebody of, you know, Joseph's number two in the land. So Pharaoh naturally speaks to him, not to the brothers. But it's also possible it might just be a side meeting. You know, in my career, I saw things like that. You know, somebody very senior would listen to what people had to say, and then have a kind of separate meeting with their inner group of most senior people and make a decision. And that's what kind of is happening here. Pharaoh is sitting down with his number two, and he's making a decision. And he's choosing to let them stay. And there's quite a mention of the word Goshen. I don't know if you picked that up as I was reading it, but Goshen, I think if you take the end of 46 and 47, it gets mentioned something like eight times, something like a lot of times. And Goshen is the place that Joseph has definitely engineered for them to be. So he's told them to go in Joseph. He's mentioned it to Pharaoh himself that they're already there. And then they've asked if they can stay in Goshen. So they definitely are after Goshen. And why is that? Well, I think at least three possibilities, or some mixture of them. One is simply that Joseph just thinks it's going to be a really good place for them and their flocks. So it can be as simple as that. The second possibility, though, is that Joseph is doing this in some ways to protect them. Because at this time, the kind of main center, the kind of equivalent of London, Egypt at that time, a place called Memphis. So Memphis is a big urban center with all the, so that's where the main stuff is happening. So Joseph doesn't want them in Memphis. He wants them kind of on the edge of the territory, and up in the kind of northeast corner of the Nile Delta is Goshen. And is he wanting them to protect them from the Egyptians to some extent? There have been hints, more than hints, actually, of prejudice of Egyptians towards Canaanites through the last couple of chapters. Egyptians didn't eat with Canaanites. Even Joseph didn't eat with them. And apparently they regard shepherds as pretty abominable. So they don't want to kind of mix with shepherds, because they're kind of sophisticated urban people. So is Joseph protecting them in that sense? And if that was right, he probably had seen something that is definitely there, because the whole book of Exodus is based on the fact that these Israelites end up getting very badly treated in Egypt. So, you know, racial prejudice is alive in this situation. I guess a third possibility is one that actually he wants to protect them from the Egyptians, but in a different sense. Does Joseph see that there's a risk of assimilation, that if they're just mingling in with all the Egyptians, that they will pick up Egyptian ways of life and Egyptian habits and start to live like Egyptians? They assimilate, and then they start worshiping Egyptian gods, and suddenly they're distinctive as the people of God has gone altogether. So it may be some mix of those factors. I'm not going to be too definite about it, because the Bible doesn't tell us. So it's conjecture to an extent, so I don't want to lay too much weight on that. But nevertheless, it's something like that that is going on. Next slide. And then we have Joseph brought in his father to see Pharaoh. And it's only because the tone of this one is slightly different, whereas the brothers were deeply respectful, kind of, you know, bowing and like that before Pharaoh. Jacob seems to carry a lot more authority in that situation. And that may be because he's given the respect due to an older man. It may be that, actually, Jacob carries some moral authority that somehow he's just present in the room when this is going on. There's also—not so much in this translation, but in some of the original language—that Jacob by this time has got some mobility issues, because it talks about Joseph bringing him in to see Pharaoh and then making him stand before Pharaoh. Now, you know, it might simply be that he's presenting him, but kind of sometimes I've seen in that that maybe actually Jacob had to be helped into the room and then helped to stand before Pharaoh. And then he has this conversation with Pharaoh, and Pharaoh says, How old are you? Again, the literal question that Pharaoh asked him is quite—Pharaoh says, How many are the days of the years of your life? How many are the days of the years of your life? And Jacob replies, The days of the years of my life—no, the days of the years of my temporary residence are few and hard. The days of the years of my life are 130 years, but they've been few and hard. And it's interesting that having been just asked, in a sense, for a number, he's introduced this phrase, temporary residence. And in some translations, you'll get that translated as sojourner. That's a kind of less common word these days, but it means temporary residence. And, you know, again, we heard that earlier, and one of the features of this chapter is that this thought of temporary residence is quite important to what this whole chapter is about. But Jacob blesses Pharaoh—in fact, he blesses Pharaoh twice. So he's not, in a sense, in a cringing situation. He's actually taking authority in the situation, and Pharaoh almost seems respectful of Jacob. You might think it odd to hear somebody who's 130 and whose son has become the number two in Egypt describe his days as being few and hard, but that is the expression that Jacob uses. And there's a lot in that, because if you think about Jacob's life, he undoubtedly had had a hard life. You know, he's had to run away from home while still quite a young man, immediately after his father's death, because otherwise he's at risk of being killed by his own brother. He had been particularly close to his mother, Rebekah, and he never sees her again. He gets tricked into an arranged marriage that proves unhappy, and he becomes the head of quite a dysfunctional family. The wife he deeply loved dies early in childbirth, and then the son that he's particularly close to he believes has been died, and he's lived with that belief for many years. So Jacob has had a hard life, but nevertheless there is something very beautiful, which I'll come back to, I think, about the Jacob we now see before us. Next slide. So, with the authority of Pharaoh, Joseph gives them the land in the region of Ramesses. Apparently that's just another word for Goshen, so it's the same place. And Joseph provides food for his father and his brother. Again, we see that Joseph is continuing to behave graciously in all this that he's had. He's been through very difficult episodes in his life directly at the hands of his brothers, but he's been continuing to behave graciously in this situation and providing for them all. Next one. And then the next section, which is actually the longest in the chapter, and you had me read it, really running from 13 to 26, is about the famine and what happens with the Egyptians during the famine. And that can strike us as a bit hard, because it's quite clear in all this, Pharaoh is getting very much wealthier. And so we can think, well, it's kind of not sure how I feel about that section. However, people who have kind of studied this deeply said, you know, first of all, you can see that the Egyptians are asking for this, and they seem very grateful. So what they're asking for is what Joseph gives them. He undoubtedly is responsible for saving perhaps even millions of lives, certainly many, many lives who are starving to death, and Joseph is instrumental in their being saved. And the end result for people who are being described as slaves doesn't sound much like slavery as we would understand it, because they're still living on their own farms, and they get to keep 80 percent of all that they grow and produce. So there's a kind of 20 percent flat rate tax and everything else is yours. Well, that's kind of probably not would have been your mind idea of what slavery would ordinarily look like. I mean, in this country today, I think the burden of taxation on people of average income is about 30 to 35 percent. So, you know, they're facing a much lower rate. Comparisons, of course. I don't suppose the NHS was up to much in Egypt. I don't suppose there was a state pension, so all the rest. But anything, just it's a little bit of an aside, but I think this kind of passage is helpful. I meant every word of what I said about the Bible being God's word and God speaking to us through it and about the authority of that word absolutely mean every word of that. But it doesn't mean that we lift and drop everything in the Old Testament and just say we take that on board. It doesn't mean that, say, the way in which Joseph managed that famine is instructive for us in how we might manage a situation today. There's another odd detail about a vow later in this chapter that you might have picked up about putting your hand under somebody's thigh while making a promise. We don't do that. There's a good reason. You know, it's not, so it's not lift and drop, but it is kind of hearing the voice of God and dealing with the passage respectfully. So that was a bit of an aside. Next slide. And the people of Israel settled in the land of Goshen, and there they acquired property and were fruitful and their population grew rapidly. And you remember what I said at the beginning about the previous chapter and about what Andy preached about was it must have felt very, very strange, particularly to Jacob, when having been called to the Promised Land and believed that that's where they belonged to be told to go to Egypt. But in that, God had promised, and it's in chapter 46, I think it's verse 3, he said, I am calling you to Egypt and you will be prosperous there. And this is God keeping this promise, and that is a promise that we've seen at earlier points in Genesis. So this has all been part of God's plan. God's timing in the way that he works can frequently be deeply puzzling to us, because to an extent his ways are not our ways, but God is keeping his promises, and that's what this verse is about. Next. The time of his death do near, Jacob called for his son Joseph and said, please do me this favor, put your hand under my thigh and swear that you will treat me, and don't bury me in Egypt. Take me home and bury me with my ancestors. And it almost seems quite a formal little thing for a father and son discussion, but you sense behind it all that Jacob, this is very, very important to Jacob, so he's very insistent about it. He doesn't want there to be any misunderstanding. He doesn't want there to be any wriggle room that would mean that after his death something different would happen. He wants Joseph to understand very definitely that he intends to be buried with his ancestors in Egypt, in Canaan. Actually, if you know this, there's a memorial today in Hebron in the West Bank, which is honored by Jews, Christians, and Muslims, which is the family grave so people believe of Abraham and Isaac and Sarah and Rebekah and Jacob. So this is very important to him, and in this reference to putting your hand under his thigh, he's recalling a bit of family history because his grandfather Abraham had used that same particular formula when sending a servant out to find a wife for who's to be Jacob's father. So he is, and he's thinking about the promised land is what Jacob's thinking about. And as we think about the application of this to us today, we'll definitely come back to that thought. Let's have the next slide. So the first thing I think that we learn from Jacob is about depending on God. I do find Jacob in these last chapters to be a deeply appealing and beautiful character. You know, there are plenty of examples in the Bible, and indeed in church life, of people who have a good start or a good middle with God but finish badly. Solomon would be an example of that. You read the early years of Solomon and how he gets made king, and he says some glorious things, and you think it's absolutely wonderful. But by the time of his death, he was a shadow of the man of faith he'd been when he was younger. Jacob is finishing well. Yes, he's had some bad days. Yes, some of the problems of his dysfunctional family have been of his own making. Yes, he had often been deceitful. Yes, he did days when he felt completely hopeless and sometimes strikes us as being quite self-pitying. What does that tell you? It tells you he's like you and I. But he's finishing well. He's finishing well, and that's about depending on God. Of course, we depend on God. We hold on to God because God is holding on to us. But there is something beautiful. By the way, I love that. If you're familiar with the song Hold On To Me that Lauren Daigle thought, beautiful lyrics. Anyway, that's again an aside. Next slide. I don't think I've warned you this. There's going to be some C.S. Lewis. I think Jacob would have loved this. No amount of falls will really undo us if we keep picking ourselves up each time. We shall, of course, be very muddy and tattered children by the time we reach home. But the bathrooms are ready, the towels put out, and the clean clothes are in the earring cupboard. It's a magnificent quote. But you get the sense of that's the kind of thing that Jacob's thinking. And it's beautiful, and it's about holding on to God. And I do hope you put that in your heart, the desire to finish well. There's plenty around of us who are not finishing well. Make that your life's work to finish well. Next one. Do to others as you would like them to do to you. That's, of course, the golden rule. That's Jesus. But we see in this chapter a kind of cycle of blessing. Jacob is blessing Pharaoh. And through Joseph, the Egyptians and Jacob are being blessed through the famine, through the work of Joseph. And the people of God are also being blessed, you know, treating others as you would like them to do. And I think it's great that we as a church, I hope that the things that we are doing as a church are a blessing to the community around us. You know, whether it's the library, the drop-in, the hub, whatever it is, I hope that we're a blessing to the community around us. I hope you're a blessing in your family and in your workplace and amongst your neighbors, called to be a blessing. But in this particular context, we can see actually that the Israelites did get this message. Let's look at the next verse, which is not one of the best known. You must not mistreat or oppress foreigners in any way. Remember, you yourselves were once foreigners in the land of Egypt. I think quite a few political parties, that's never going to get on the manifesto, is it? But you know, it's important to treat others as you'd have them treat you. Next slide. Dear friends, I warn you as temporary residents and foreigners to keep away from worldly desires that wage war against your very soul. Here we see Peter, and he's not the only one of these, Peter picking up on this temporary resident thing. And it becomes quite important in the New Testament, and both Peter and the book of Hebrews definitely on it big time. And you get something of what was possibly in Joseph's mind about the choice of Goshen. He's protecting them from this deeply idolatrous culture of the Egyptians. But you see, identity is important to that. You know, if you're living in a country, but you're not pretending to be there forever, there's some stuff you wouldn't get involved in, because actually that's not your long-term home. Some stuff you're not going to do. And there's something about who we are, who do we, if I really believe myself, I am, in Bob Dylan's words, the property of Jesus. If I belong to God, and if my future is with him, then there are some things that are dangerous to me that I ought to be avoiding. You know, Jesus prayed, lead us not into temptation, but deliver us from evil, because temptation and evil are very real things. But identity is one of the tools that we use that protect us from temptation and evil. Next one. Where is your true country? There's a concept in law, not only actually in English law, but it's in a number of other countries as well, including Nigeria, I believe, called domicile. And domicile means permanent home. And it's distinguished from, say, residence. Residence is the place you happen to be living. So if you're in the UK for more than six months, you're regarded as resident here. And citizenship is usually about, well, who gives you your passport? So it's about, you know, kind of legal status. But domicile meant something more like permanent home. It's actually probably the deeper of the concepts. And permanent home is something that also kind of sticks to you. So you could go and live abroad for 25 years and come back to the UK, and the UK would say, your domicile was always in this country because your strongest roots and who you felt yourself to be belong to this country. So domicile is about true home. And the very real sense in which, as Christians, we're saying, so where is my true home? Where do I truly belong? Do I understand and see myself to be in this world, as Jacob put it, as a temporary resident? But my true home is with God in hand. There's that difference from temporary residence today, true home and sense of belonging. And the writer of Hebrews says precisely that. Hebrews 13, verse 14-ish. Your permanent home is not in this life. Our permanent home is with God. And we'll have another C.S. Lewis quote. The last battle, I still think the last battle, although it's in a sense a children's book, it's still one of the best things written about the life everlasting. And I commend it to you. But this is a phrase when they've kind of got into heaven effectively, and someone says, I have come home at last. This is my real country. I belong here. This is the land I have been looking for all my life, though I never knew it till now. And it's that sense of belonging to our true country. We are temporary residents here. We belong to Jesus. We belong to God's people. And our true country is yet to be. And actually, Karen read this at Anne's funeral, and I hope someone will read it at my funeral. So let's pray, and then I'll hand back to Steve, and we'll give an opportunity if you'd like to be prayed for. Father, we thank you for your great mercy and love, Lord, for all our feelings and shortcomings, for all our messed up-ness, for all the mistakes that we've made in our life. You are faithful, and we can depend on you because you are holding on to us. But Lord, we do want to understand the truth about things, Lord. We do want to receive your truth into our lives, Lord. We do want to know in our hearts where our true home is. Lord, we thank you for Jesus, and we thank you for all that lies ahead of us. The best is yet to be. We thank you for Jesus. Amen.

Updated For 2025! This Week In Wrestling History (Season 3 Week 17) covering the period of 4/23 thru 4/29. Running Time: 4 Hours 20 Minutes. This Week In Wrestling History hosted by Don Tony first aired in 2018 and spanned two seasons. After much demand, these retro episodes return REMASTERED and UPDATED FOR 2025. Wrestling history up to and including 2024 has been added! Hundreds of hours of original wrestling clips & stories. Enjoy this deep dive into pro wrestling's awesome history. RUNNING TIME: 4 Hours 20 MinutesHosted by Don Tony SYNOPSIS: S3 E17 (04/23 - 04/29) Alex Karras and Dick The Bruiser turn their 'feud' into a real life bar fight with patrons and Detroit Cops. Bruno Sammartino breaks his neck during a WWWF Title Match against Stan Hansen. Tommy Rich def Harley Race to win the NWA World Heavyweight Championship. Audio: Infamous Empty Arena Match between Terry Funk and Jerry 'The King' Lawler including the memorable UNCENSORED Terry Funk pre match promo. Superstar Billy Graham wrestles last WWF match (1983) and leaves company (for AWA) due to issues including painkiller abuse. Audio: How does Verne Gagne and AWA celebrates the one year anniversary of their fu**ery towards AWA fans and Hulk Hogan? By doing it again but this time, it's 'Super'. Looking back at AWA Super Sunday event (1983). Almost three years to the day the AWA fu**ery began for Hulk Hogan, The Hulkster (now WWF Champion) lands the cover of Sports Illustrated. Jerry 'The King' Lawler loses his first Hair match and the Southern Heavyweight Title. Ken Patera makes his WWF return after serving two years in prison for the McDonalds incident. Bonus Audio: Looking back at the night both Bobby Heenan and Andy Kaufman managed Ken Patera against Jerry Lawler. The Fantastics end The Midnight Express' 345 day record reign as NWA US Tag Team Champions. Sting and Lex Luger defeat Tully Blanchard and Arn Anderson to win last ever Jim Crockett Sr Memorial Cup Tag Team Tournament. Big Bubba Rogers wrestles last match in Japan (teams with Jimmy Snuka) before signing with WWF and becoming The Big Boss Man. Looking back at Episode 21 of Saturday Night Main Event (1989). Looking back at New Japan's first event (Battle Satellite) from the Tokyo Done (1989). Mr Perfect defeats Tito Santana in a tournament final to win the vacated WWF IC Championship (previously held by The Ultimate Warrior). ECW crowns its first ever ECW Champion (Jimmy Snuka), just to lose it a day later to Johnny Hotbody. Sid Vicious abruptly leaves WWF after a match against The Ultimate Warrior. The Heavenly Bodies def The Fantastics to become the first ever Smokey Mountain Wrestling Tag Team Champions. Naliz makes his WWF debut, attacking The Big Boss Man. Bonus Audio: A tale of two Nailz promos: One with the WWF voice modulation and one without. Tammy Sytch debuts for Smokey Mountain Wrestling. Sean Waltman (as The Lightning Kid) makes his WWF debut. WWF signs Boni Blackstone. Captain Lou Albano manages his last tag team to WWF Tag Team Championship victory as The Headshrinkers defeat The Quebecers. Looking back at the Sumo Match between Earthquake and Yokozuna on Monday Night Raw. Looking back at AAA Triplemania II-A event (1997). Audio: Hunter Hearst Helmsley makes his WWF in ring debut, beating convicted Pedophile Buck 'Rock And Roll' Zumhoff. Audio: Triple H speaks on the origins of the 'Hunter Hearst Helmsley character and name. Hulk Hogan finalizes paperwork to launch a small chain of Pastamania restaurants. Looking back at WCW and New Japan 'Collision In Korea' two day event in North Korea. Looking back at WWF 'In Your House 7: Good Friends, Better Enemies' PPV (1996). 'Fat Frank' Iadevia (RIP) causes local controversy in NY/NJ after and odd in call-in to The Howard Stern Show. D-Generation X attempts to invade WCW event. Audio: Val Venis is 'coming' with Jenna Jameson. Audio: Bruce Prichard speaks on the D-X WCW Invasion skits behind the cameras. Looking back at WWF 'In Your House 21: Unforgiven' PPV (1998). Looking back at the first annual 'Brian Pillman Memorial Event' (1998), and the WWF House Show that also raised money for the family of the late Brian Pillman. Audio: DDP loses the WCW Heavyweight Championship to an insanely over Sting during an episode of Monday Nitro - just to win the title back later the same night. While Ric Flair is stuck in a Mental Hospital during WCW Monday Nitro, Steve Austin rescues Stephanie McMahon from the Ministry Of Darkness. WWF tapes the pilot episode of Smackdown (1999). The Corporate Ministry of Darkness is formed. Juventud Guerrera and Jerry Flynn arrested in PA for DWI. Looking back at WWF 'In Your House 28: Backlash' PPV event (1999). Steve Austin returns to WWF TV with a bang! and blows up the DX Express Tour Bus. David Arquette wins the WCW World Heavyweight Championship, and donates his earnings to the families of Brian Pillman and Owen Hart, and to Droz. Sabu defeats The Messiah in a tournament final to win the vacated XPW Heavyweight Championship (previously held by Chris Candido). Steve Corino defeats Mike Rapada to win the NWA Heavyweight Championship. Looking back at WWF Backlash PPV (2001, 2003, 2007, 2008, 2009 Audio: Randy Orton makes his WWF main roster debut. 'The Scorpion King' starring The Rock opens up to record revenue numbers at the box office. Steve Austin announces his in ring retirement (2003). Audio: Only hours after announcing his retirement from in ring action, Steve Austin becomes Co-GM of Raw with Eric Bischoff. Randy Orton spits in the face of Harley Race. Looking back at TNA 'Lockdown' PPV (2005, 2006) Chris Candido suffers serious ankle and leg injury during match on TNA PPV, and sadly passes away only days later due to a blood clot. WWE starts contacting former ECW stars about appearing for WWE relaunch of ECW brand. MTV and Viacom sign off on the creation of Wrestling Society X. Hogan Knows Best renewed for a third season. Looking back at the World Wrestling Legends '6:05 - The Reunion' PPV (2006). 'The Condemned' starring Steve Austin hits movie theaters to terrible reviews. Audio: Vince McMahon wins the ECW Heavyweight Championship. One of the greatest matches in WWE Raw history: Shawn Michaels and John Cena battle almost an hour on Raw (HBK wins). Reid Flair arrested after DWI incident involving heroin and driving with a revoked license. Looking back at WWE 'Extreme Rules' PPV (2010, 2012). Looking back at 2010 WWE Draft (Kelly Kelly #1 Draft Pick) Audio: TNA Monday Night Impact Main Event: Abyss vs Ric Flair battle over WWE Hall Of Fame Rings. Monday Night Wars II: After bombing to record low ratings, Dixie Carter announces Impact moving back to Thursday nights. WWE releases Tony Atlas. TNA fires Bubba 'The Love Sponge' after horrendous comments towards Haiti. Lisa Marie Varon (aka Tara, Victoria) announces her exit from TNA, just to return two months later. Audio: 2011 WWE Draft opens up Raw with John Cena drafted to Smackdown, just to be traded by to Raw by the end of the show. Nick Gage sentenced after pleading guilty to Second Degree Bank Robbery. WWE launches their 'Be A STAR' Anti-Bullying campaign. Audio: Cesaro makes his WWE main roster debut. Audio: Stevie Richards speaks on Justin Credible passing out backstage prior to Extreme Rising Event (2012). Audio: Nikki and Brie Bella 'fired' from WWE (2012), which leads to their legit exit until Spring 2013. Looking back at TNA 'Sacrifice' PPV (2014). Bad News Barrett defeats Neville to win the WWE 2015 King Of The Ring Tournament. Jeff Hardy suffers a broken leg after a Dirt Bike stunt goes wrong. WWE releases NXT Talents: Mason Ryan, Raquel Diaz, Shaul Guerrero, Oliver Grey, and Sarah Backman. Kalisto defeats Braun Strowman in a terrible Dumpster Match on Raw. At least Kalisto suffers a great post match beat down Audio: Conan O'Brien takes shots at WWE after being labeled as 'Essential Business' during the Pandemic Looking back at the first Saudi Arabia event "The Greatest Royal Rumble" (2018) Audio: Titus O'Neil stumbles his way into an all-time viral moment during the Greatest Royal Rumble match Audio: Hulk Hogan talks candid about using the 'N' Word and being labeled as a racist. The most Hogan has ever spoken about this story Lilian Garcia makes her return to ring announcing. But it isn't for WWE or even a pro wrestling company The very beginnings of the overhyped AEW fake news, led by Dave Meltzer started this week. And you won't believe the level of fake news they were attempting to present Looking back at Impact Wrestling: Rebellion 2019, 2021, 2022 Charlotte and Andrade get engaged  Dutch Mantel' infamous fake news tweet and delete claiming he 'overheard directly' at WWE Headquarters of an imminent sale with Disney Audio: Very interesting information from Triple H and Vince McMahon about locker morale and precautions being taken during Covid-19 pandemic Audio: Jim Cornette receives alot of heat discussing Velveteen Dream's alleged online incident with a minor Less than a day being released from 1+ year prison sentence, Tammy Sytch launches an OnlyFans account Audio: After being released by WWE, Drake Maverick cries himself into making a fortune on Cameo Bronson Rechsteiner (Bron Breakker) signed by Baltimore Ravens during 2020 NFL Draft WWE signs Samantha Irvin and Megan Morant Sasha Banks gets her own Star Wars: The Mandalorian action figure WWE releases Dexter Lumis, Dakota Kai, Harland, Persia Pirotta, Malcom Bivens, Draco Anthony and several others Bray Wyatt and JoJo Offerman get engaged CM Punk, while still under AEW contract, visits Impact Wrestling and WWE RAW backstage Naomi (Trinity) makes her Impact Wrestling debut Looking back at WWE Draft 2023 and 2024 Looking back at NXT Spring Breakin' 2023 and 2024 Audio: Oba Femi makes his NXT in-ring debut Audio: Triple H reveals the creation of the WWE World Heavyweight Championship Samoa Joe signs to co-star in the Twisted Metal TV series NJPW and Stardom for an alliance Audio: Ronda Rousey explains why WWE is a 'disorganized sh*t show' Jesse 'The Body' Ventura and WWE reopen discussions about a future return to WWE Dave Meltzer reveals he was told that The Rock' recent promos and vulgar Paul Heyman WWE HOF Speech are considered the 'official end of the PG era' Darby Allin breaks his news after being clipped by a New York Bus Audio: Jack Perry and Young Bucks attack Tony Khan on AEW Dynamite Audio: Tony Khan mocked by non-wrestling news media and NFL owners for the way he sold his 'injuries' on AEW Dynamite Audio: Tony Khan appears on NFL Network and proceeds to call WWE 'The Harvey Weinstein Of Pro Wrestling And so much more! 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The More Sibyl Podcast Presents: 다시 피어나다| Healing, Aging & Doing Life God's Way — A Reflective Reunion with Ada Unigwe | Episode 13 (2025)We're still celebrating our milestone anniversary by reconnecting with some of the incredible voices from our past — and in this episode, I'm sitting down again with my dear friend, Ms. Ada Unigwe, first featured in our 2018 episode, “The Life of a Woman.” In this honest and heart-centered conversation, Ada reflects on the changes the past seven years have brought — from navigating premenopause and parenting with intention, to building a foundation of faith for her children. She shares how her views on love, legacy, and purpose have evolved, and why she now chooses alignment with God's will over chasing societal expectations. We also get honest about the silent struggles of African single moms in the diaspora, the stigma of divorce in African communities, and how faith has helped Ada reframe loss, rejection, and healing. Plus, she opens up about her dating journey, her decision to step back, and what it looks like to trust God one day at a time. If you're navigating heartbreak, solo parenting, or simply seeking encouragement in your faith journey, this episode is a poignant reminder: your story matters, with its scars, softness, strength, and all.

Click to Subscribe: https://bit.ly/Youtube-Subscribe-SoapDirt Bold and the Beautiful sees Liam Spencer (Scott Clifton) faces a death sentence. The actor hints at the looming complexities of his character's storyline, offering viewers a glimpse into an emotionally charged plot. As Liam cycles through the stages of grief, an unlikely friendship with Finn (Tanner Novlan) emerges. Their bond, initially born from rivalry and contention, now solidifies as Liam entrusts Finn with his medical updates, seeking hope in the direst of circumstances on the CBS soap opera. Bold and Beautiful sees Hope Logan (Annika Noelle) finds herself entwined in this emotional whirlwind. With the unveiling of Liam's condition, Hope may revisit her past with him, potentially leading to a poignant reunion. Meanwhile, Scott Clifton dispels rumors of a return to General Hospital, focusing on delivering a captivating performance as Liam on Bold. Visit our Bold and the Beautiful section of Soap Dirt: https://soapdirt.com/category/bold-and-the-beautiful/ Listen to our Podcasts: https://soapdirt.podbean.com/ Check out our always up-to-date Bold and the Beautiful Spoilers page at: https://soapdirt.com/bold-and-the-beautiful-spoilers/ Check Out our Social Media... Twitter: https://twitter.com/SoapDirtTV Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/SoapDirt Pinterest: https://www.pinterest.com/soapdirt/ TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@soapdirt Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/soapdirt/

Discussing his new book, The Intimate Way of Zen, Nondual spiritualist James Ishmael Ford joins Raghu for an exploration of our relationship to all things. Mindrolling is brought to you by Reunion. Reunion is offering $250 off any stay to the Love, Serve, Remember community. Simply use the code “BeHere250” when booking. Disconnect from the world so you can reconnect with yourself at Reunion. Hotel | www.reunionhotelandwellness.com Retreats | www.reunionexperience.orgThis time on Mindrolling, Raghu and James explore:James' upbringing and how his maternal grandmother was the spiritual orientation for his familyHaving an intimate relationship with all thingsThe goal of discovering what this life truly is Spiritual friendship which is deep, profound, and life-changing Unconditional love and considering our judgment of others Trying to see others as trees, as Ram Dass taught Combining Bhakti Yoga with the wisdom of Buddhism Flirting with nihilism, cynicism, and new-ageism Exploring the work of Carl Jung and James HillmanThe resurgence of psychedelics in today's culture The many paths and doorways into enlightenment Check out the books referenced in this episode: Zen at the End of Religion, If You're Lucky Your Heart Will Break, and of course, The Intimate Way of Zen. About James Ishmael Ford, Zen Buddhist Priest & Ordained Minister:James has walked the​ spiritual path for more than fifty years. He's danced with Sufis, studied with Christian mystics, lived in Buddhist monasteries, and eventually was ordained a Zen priest. Later, he was also ordained as a Unitarian Universalist minister. James' path has taken him to a life "between" several traditions, bringing him into a nondual spirituality. Trying to unpack what that actually means in his life, and with a tip of the hat to Erasmus, James claims a physiology of faith; a Buddhist brain, a Christian heart, and a rationalist stomach. You can learn more about James on his website and keep up with his most recent project, the Unanswered Question Newsletter, HERE. “For me, the goal is to find 'what is'. I originally framed it as 'Is there a God?' I realized I had the question wrong, and at some point it was 'what is God?'. Today, I would say, 'what is this?'” – James Ishmael FordSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

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Kirsty Wark has worked for the BBC for almost 50 years and is one of the UK's most recognisable broadcasters. In 1976 she joined BBC Radio Scotland as a graduate researcher. Having produced and presented several shows across radio including The World At One and PM, she switched to television, and went on to present shows such as Breakfast Timeand The Late Show. However, she is best known for presenting BBC Newsnight for over 30 years, which saw her interview key political and cultural leaders. Having stood down after the 2024 election, she now presents Front Row, The Reunion, and documentaries like Icons of Style. On the podcast, Kirsty tells Katy about her father fighting in the D-Day landings, changing attitudes over time towards women at the BBC and her views on British & Scottish identities. They also unpack BBC impartiality, how it should be a ‘trusted friend' to the public and why she left Newsnight. As one of the best-known political interviewers in the UK, Kirsty also explains how she gamed interviews, and the memorable ones from Michael Portillo to Jeffrey Archer to the one that made her name – Margaret Thatcher. Produced by Patrick Gibbons.

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This week, we're serving up a massive dose of movie news! We start with the web-slinging world: “Spider-Man: Beyond the Spider-Verse” finally has a release date, and we reveal the official title for “Spider-Man 4.” Next, we dissect the confirmed cast for Sam Mendes' highly anticipated Beatles biopics. Action fans rejoice! “John Wick 5” is officially happening with Keanu Reeves returning, and Donnie Yen is set to direct a thrilling “John Wick” spinoff. Magicians will be back with an official title for Now You See Me 3,” and David Fincher is reuniting with Brad Pitt for a “Once Upon a Time in Hollywood” follow-up penned by Quentin Tarantino. We'll also discuss news about Ice Cube returning for a new  “Friday”  movie, the buzz around Robert Pattinson potentially joining “Dune 3,” the “Strangers: Chapter 2's” new release date, and the surprising controversy surrounding "A Minecraft Movie's” chicken jockey scene creating a mess in theaters. Plus, Christopher Landon shares details on the “Scream VII” situation, and we honor the legacy of Val Kilmer. Finally, we'll break down the latest trailers for “Bring Her Back,” “Karate Kid: Legends,” “M3GAN 2.0,” “The Naked Gun,” “Tron: Ares,” and “Mission: Impossible - Final Reckoning.” It's the ultimate movie news roundup you won't want to miss!

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Fluent Fiction - Danish: A Reunion Brewed: Rekindling Dreams Over Coffee Find the full episode transcript, vocabulary words, and more:fluentfiction.com/da/episode/2025-04-24-22-34-02-da Story Transcript:Da: Solstråler skar gennem de store vinduer og malede mønstre af lys og skygge på de blanke træborde inde i kafferisteriet.En: Sunbeams cut through the large windows, painting patterns of light and shadow on the polished wooden tables inside the coffee roastery.Da: Den frygtige duft af friskmalet kaffe svævede i luften og blandede sig med lyden af dæmpede stemmer og klirrende porcelæn.En: The intense aroma of freshly ground coffee floated in the air, mingling with the sound of muted voices and clinking porcelain.Da: Mikkel sad alene ved et hjørnebord.En: Mikkel sat alone at a corner table.Da: Han var en stille og eftertænksom grafisk designer, som ofte fandt tilflugt i sin egen verden af farver og former.En: He was a quiet and contemplative graphic designer who often found refuge in his own world of colors and shapes.Da: Men denne dag var anderledes.En: But this day was different.Da: Han kiggede op og så en velkendt skikkelse træde ind ad døren.En: He looked up and saw a familiar figure stepping through the door.Da: Sanne, rejseskribenten med den livlige sjæl og uendelige nysgerrighed, trådte selvsikkert ind i rummet.En: Sanne, the travel writer with the lively spirit and endless curiosity, confidently entered the room.Da: Mikkel glemte et øjeblik alt omkring sig.En: Mikkel momentarily forgot everything around him.Da: De havde mistet kontakten efter en periode med misforståelser og travlhed, som livet nogle gange bringer med sig.En: They had lost touch after a period of misunderstandings and busyness, as life sometimes brings.Da: Sanne fik øje på ham og vinkede med et smil.En: Sanne spotted him and waved with a smile.Da: Hendes smil var varmt, som om ingen tid var gået.En: Her smile was warm, as if no time had passed.Da: Mikkel følte en blanding af glæde og nervøsitet, da han vinkede tilbage.En: Mikkel felt a mix of joy and nervousness as he waved back.Da: Han rejste sig op, og de mødtes i en let omfavnelse.En: He stood up, and they met in a light embrace.Da: "Det er længe siden, Mikkel," sagde Sanne med et glimt i øjet.En: "It's been a long time, Mikkel," Sanne said with a twinkle in her eye.Da: "Alt for længe," svarede Mikkel og kunne mærke sit hjerte banke hurtigere.En: "Far too long," replied Mikkel, feeling his heart beat faster.Da: "Vil du have en kop kaffe?En: "Would you like a cup of coffee?"Da: "De satte sig sammen ved bordet, og samtalen begyndte at flyde, som en velkommen brise på en varm dag.En: They sat together at the table, and the conversation began to flow like a welcome breeze on a warm day.Da: De talte om livet, rejser og de mange projekter, de begge havde kastet sig ud i.En: They talked about life, travels, and the many projects they had both embarked on.Da: Mikkel vidste, at hvis han nogensinde skulle nævne deres gamle drøm om at arbejde på et kreativt projekt sammen, var det nu.En: Mikkel knew that if he was ever going to mention their old dream of working on a creative project together, it was now.Da: Han tog en dyb indånding.En: He took a deep breath.Da: "Sanne," begyndte han tøvende, "har du nogensinde tænkt på vores gamle idé om at lave et projekt sammen?En: "Sanne," he began hesitantly, "have you ever thought about our old idea of doing a project together?Da: Jeg ved, vi har haft vores forskelle, men jeg har virkelig savnet det, vi havde.En: I know we've had our differences, but I've really missed what we had."Da: "Sanne så overrasket på ham, men hendes udtryk blødte hurtigt.En: Sanne looked surprised at him, but her expression quickly softened.Da: "Jeg har faktisk tænkt på dig og vores planer," indrømmede hun.En: "I have actually thought about you and our plans," she admitted.Da: "Jeg har savnet vores samarbejde.En: "I've missed our collaboration."Da: "Mikkel kunne næsten ikke tro sine ører.En: Mikkel could hardly believe his ears.Da: Hans tøven blev skyllet væk af lettelse og glæde.En: His hesitation was washed away by relief and joy.Da: De forsatte med at snakke og følte, at noget tabt blev fundet igen.En: They continued to talk, feeling that something lost had been found again.Da: De enedes om at mødes regelmæssigt for at brainstorme deres projekt over kaffe her i roasteriet.En: They agreed to meet regularly to brainstorm their project over coffee here in the roastery.Da: Som solen krøb langsomt ned mod horisonten og erstattede lyset med en blid skumring, følte Mikkel sig forandret.En: As the sun slowly crept down towards the horizon, replacing the light with a gentle twilight, Mikkel felt transformed.Da: Han havde vovet at være åben og ærlig, og det havde givet pote.En: He had dared to be open and honest, and it had paid off.Da: En gammel forbindelse var blevet genoprettet, og en ny begyndelse tog form.En: An old connection had been restored, and a new beginning was taking shape.Da: De blev de sidste tilbage i roasteriet, klingende kaffekopper og svage stemmer smeltede sammen med aftenens stilhed.En: They were the last ones left in the roastery, the clinking coffee cups and faint voices blending with the evening's silence.Da: Mikkel og Sanne rejste sig til sidst og begav sig ud i den friske forårsluft, begge fyldt med forventning og en genoplivet venskab.En: Mikkel and Sanne finally stood up and stepped out into the fresh spring air, both filled with expectation and a renewed friendship. Vocabulary Words:sunbeams: solstrålerpolished: blankearoma: duftmingling: blandedecontemplative: eftertænksomrefuge: tilflugtfamiliar: velkendtconfidently: selvsikkertmisunderstandings: misforståelserwaved: vinkedeembrace: omfavnelsetwinkle: glimtconversational: samtalenbreeze: briseembarked: kastet sig ud ihesitantly: tøvendecollaboration: samarbejderelief: lettelsebrainstorm: brainstormetwilight: skumringtransformed: forandretsilence: stilhedexpectation: forventningrenewed: genoplivetlinger: blive

Here are today's topics: Kenya Moore reveals she was disinvited from the RHOA season 16 reunion!Brit Eady's husband accused of sleeping with men!Lady Gaga headlines Coachella!Pope Francis dies at 96 years old!Mia Thornton announces her departure from RHOP after 4 seasons!Garcelle Beauvais unfollows all of her former Beverly Hills costars!Kim Kardashian is up to be the lead in the Bodyguard remake!

Fluent Fiction - Japanese: The Roaster's Reunion: Brewing Friendship in Kyoto Find the full episode transcript, vocabulary words, and more:fluentfiction.com/ja/episode/2025-04-24-22-34-02-ja Story Transcript:Ja: 春の頃、京都の山の中腹にある小さなコーヒー焙煎工房。En: In the spring, there was a small coffee roasting workshop located halfway up a mountain in Kyoto.Ja: そこには、柔らかな木の温もりと、焙煎されたコーヒーの香ばしい香りが漂っていました。En: There, the warmth of soft wood and the fragrant aroma of roasted coffee lingered.Ja: ゴールデンウィークで静まりかえったこの場所に、ひとりの男がいました。En: During the quiet Golden Week, there was a man.Ja: 名前は春人（はると）。En: His name was Haruto.Ja: 彼は完璧を追求することを好み、予期しない出来事を嫌う、好奇心旺盛な焙煎士です。En: He was a curious roaster who liked to pursue perfection and disliked unexpected events.Ja: 最近、春人の工房の戸口には毎晩、不思議なコーヒー豆の袋が置かれるようになりました。En: Recently, a mysterious bag of coffee beans had been left at the doorstep of Haruto's workshop every night.Ja: これらの豆は彼の厳選した高品質の豆とは合わず、評判を損なう危険があります。En: These beans did not match his carefully selected high-quality beans and posed a risk to his reputation.Ja: 春人はこの出来事に悩まされ、解決策を見つけることに決めました。En: Haruto was troubled by this situation and decided to find a solution.Ja: ゴールデンウィークの長い夜、春人はこっそり工房に残ることにしました。En: On the long nights of Golden Week, Haruto decided to secretly stay in the workshop.Ja: 謎の贈り主を突き止めるためです。En: It was to find out who the mysterious benefactor was.Ja: 外は桜が満開で、ほんのりと香る夜風が工房を包んでいました。En: Outside, the cherry blossoms were in full bloom, and the subtly fragrant night wind enveloped the workshop.Ja: 暗くなると、足音が聞こえました。En: As it grew dark, footsteps could be heard.Ja: 春人は心を鎮め、その足音の主を見つめました。En: Haruto calmed his mind and watched the person those footsteps belonged to.Ja: そこに現れたのは、大学時代の旧友、悠希（ゆうき）でした。En: Appearing before him was an old friend from university, Yuki.Ja: 悠希は微笑みながら、袋を置き、春人の前に現れました。En: Yuki, smiling, placed the bag down and appeared in front of Haruto.Ja: 彼は過去の誤解を解き、謝罪するためにここに来たのだと言いました。En: He said he came here to resolve past misunderstandings and to apologize.Ja: 二人は思い出話をし、心を開き始めました。En: The two talked about old times and began to open up to each other.Ja: 悠希はその豆を使って、新しい試みをしてもらえればと願っていたのです。En: Yuki hoped that Haruto would use those beans for a new endeavor.Ja: 春人は考えました。En: Haruto thought about it.Ja: 豆の品質ではなく、人との繋がりの方が大切だと気づきました。En: He realized that connections with people were more important than the quality of the beans.Ja: 翌日、工房には新しい特別ブレンドが生まれました。En: The next day, a new special blend was born in the workshop.Ja: 春人は悠希の豆を使い、友情を込めてそのブレンドを仕上げました。En: Haruto used Yuki's beans and completed the blend with friendship in mind.Ja: それは桜の優しさと同じように、人々の心を温めるものとなりました。En: Just like the tenderness of the cherry blossoms, it warmed people's hearts.Ja: 春人はより寛容で、友達の存在を大切にする人間になったのです。En: Haruto became a more open-minded person who valued the presence of friends.Ja: こうして、静かな山中の焙煎工房は、再び香り高いコーヒーの香りに包まれ、友情の新しい章を迎えました。En: And so, the quiet mountain roasting workshop was once again enveloped in the fragrant aroma of coffee, welcoming a new chapter of friendship. Vocabulary Words:roasting: 焙煎workshop: 工房warmth: 温もりfragrant: 香ばしいlinger: 漂うcurious: 好奇心旺盛pursue: 追求するreputation: 評判troubled: 悩まされsolution: 解決策mysterious: 不思議なbenefactor: 贈り主envelop: 包むcalm: 鎮めresolve: 解きmisunderstandings: 誤解apologize: 謝罪するendeavor: 試みconnections: 繋がりcompleted: 仕上げtenderness: 優しさopen-minded: 寛容presence: 存在chapter: 章footsteps: 足音appear: 現れsubtly: ほんのりとmisunderstand: 誤解profusely: いっぱいにblend: ブレンド

Today Your Mom and Dad passionately discuss the FINAL episodes of Love is Blind Season 8 (aka The Weddings and that Reunion)…and surprise, surprise the guys aren't looking any better! Evan and Jess chat about the demise of Dave and Lauren, the full Pod Squad hang, church, prenups, farting while glamping, the shocking Wedding Days, a Reunion full of new information about these men, WTF was this season, and much more! ***Tune in next week for a new Dungeons & Dragons episode and some Call Home time! LEAVE YOUR MOM AND DAD A VOICEMAIL HERE: https://www.speakpipe.com/yourmomanddad  THANKS TO OUR SPONSORS: ***LEESA: Go to https://www.Leesa.com for 20% off sitewide + get an extra $50 off with promo code momdad - exclusive for OUR listeners. ***GABB: Sign up for Gabb today, no contract required, at https://www.GABB.com/momdad  ***QUINCE: Go to https://www.quince.com/momdad for free shipping on your order and 365 returns! ***BETTER HELP: This episode is sponsored by Better Help - give online therapy a try at betterhelp.com/momdad 

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Send us a textRHOBH-Reunion Part 3-The Word on the Street Is… DRAMARHOBH Reunion Part 3The final part of the Real Housewives of Beverly Hills reunion delivered raw emotion, explosive confrontations, and surprising moments of clarity. Tensions soared as Sutton defended herself against accusations of arrogance, gift-giving manipulation, and rumors of a drinking problem. Dorit and Boz challenged her, while Garcelle called out the group's double standards and lack of grace toward her.Garcelle and Boz's heated exchange over being labeled “angry” reignited a broader conversation around stereotypes and emotional expression. Meanwhile, Sutton opened up about unresolved trauma tied to her father's passing and complex relationship with her mother—a surprisingly tender and emotional arc.Kyle faced tough questions about her marriage and separation from Mauricio. She revealed feelings of sadness and distance, acknowledged she had seen his messages before the split, and addressed swirling rumors about her sexuality. Erika opened up about her emotional growth, her son's involvement in the A$AP Rocky trial, and the surreal feeling of watching her ex-husband's legal downfall.Jennifer Tilly added levity with corn dogs and heartfelt support for Sutton. Kathy Hilton was equal parts Steel Magnolia and comic relief, while Dorit found genuine friendship in a surprising place.The episode wrapped with final reflections, affirming friendships, personal growth, and a playful toast from Jennifer: “The best ships in the world are friendships.”Support the showhttps://www.wewinewhenever.com/

It's always music magic anytime John Allen rocks through local rock history with us. The Stone Horses leader and one-time Child's Play drummer gives Nestor this year's reunion plans for M3 at Merriweather Post Pavilion as part of the biggest hard rock lineup and kickoff of a rocking summer. The post John Allen rocks through local rock history and Child's Play reunion plans for M3 at Merriweather first appeared on Baltimore Positive WNST.

The Journos are back for another huge show to cover the biggest headlines in the rugby league world. Has Wests Tigers CEO Shane Richardson made this messy Lachlan Galvin situation worse? Whilst the history between Isaac Moses and Benji Marshall’s fall out is explained! What’s going on with Manly’s pursuit of Jamal Fogarty but did the Daly Cherry-Evans fiasco ruin their season? And the boys put Newcastle Knights and Adam O’Brien in the spotlight and question if a certain exiled member should be called back? And Las Vegas 2026 is starting to look clearer and clearer!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this special bonus episode, Ram Dass offers his viewpoint on how we can dance in the ocean of change as the structure of our culture shapeshifts before our very eyes.This episode of Here and Now is from a talk Ram Dass gave at a bookstore in Sebastopol, CA, on April 15, 1992.How do you learn to live with change? Where do you stand? Ram Dass offers his viewpoint on our culture as he saw it in the early 1990s, talking about the rapid changes taking place in the ecological, economic, social, political, and spiritual realms. Ram Dass explores the massive denial in the culture about what all these changes mean and how that denial leads to uncertainty and fear. He talks about his work with death and dying, and how we can work with the death of our culture in a similar manner.Finally, Ram Dass shares how we can begin to find some balance amidst the chaos of change. It is possible to feel equanimity and even joy in a world that is filled with suffering. He says, “So you and I are driven to work on ourselves to rest in the place in ourselves where we are not vulnerable to the winds of changing time and space. And then to dance in the ocean of change, and to be a great dancer.” The Ram Dass community gathers regularly to engage in meaningful discussions about the podcast. We invite you to join us and share your curiosities, insights, and wisdom. Sign up for the General Fellowship to receive event invitations directly in your inbox.Sponsors of this Episode:Ram Dass Here & Now is brought to you by BetterHelp. Give online therapy a try at betterhelp.com/ramdass and get on your way to being your best self.Reunion is offering $250 off any stay to the Love, Serve, Remember community. Simply use the code “BeHere250” when booking. Disconnect from the world so you can reconnect with yourself at Reunion. Hotel | www.reunionhotelandwellness.com Retreats | www.reunionexperience.org“Here we are dealing with perhaps the death of the whole structure, the way we know it. This is a massive death process. Now, this sounds like a gloomy lecture, except it isn't. It all depends on whether you expect change always leads to bad things.” – Ram DassSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

It took us a little bit longer than we planned, but we've done it: We finished Rebels. And hey, in the process we sort of learned that time is sort of a malleable thing anyway, right? So kick back and enjoy this finale--and this final episode before the Spring of Syril kicks off in earnest. That's right: We're covering Andor Season 2 as it releases, with our new episodes releasing on MONDAY every week from now until the show finishes. We haven't seen any of it yet, but early buzz seems great, and we cannot WAIT to feast. So join us, and make sure to tell your friends to listen too! Next Time: The first three episodes of Andor Season 2! Support the show by going to Patreon.com/civilized! Show Notes https://www.tiktok.com/@patrickhwillems/video/7161835913016773930   Hosted by Rob Zacny (@RobZacny) Featuring Alicia Acampora (@ali_west), Austin Walker (@austin_walker), and Natalie Watson (@nataliewatson) Produced by Chia Contreras (@a_cado_appears) Music by Jack de Quidt (@notquitereal) Cover art by Xeecee (@xeeceevevo)

Title: #1 Session from KW Family Reunion: Big Event? Small Event? Doesn't Matter...Get Referrals! Host: Michael J. Maher Guest: Danny Baron, Realtor with Keller Williams, Cincinnati, OH Description: What was the #1 session at Keller Williams Family Reunion this year? You're listening to it. In this episode, Michael J. Maher welcomes Danny Baron, a top-producing agent from Cincinnati who is crushing it with referrals—thanks to one game-changing strategy: events. Whether it's a 2,000-person comedy night or a small neighborhood gathering, Danny proves that the size of the event doesn't matter—what matters is the connection. You'll hear how Danny plans, promotes, and profits from his events, while creating unforgettable experiences for clients and referral partners alike. (7L) Referral Strategies and Podcast Topics: Events Special Offer: Inspired by Danny's story? Learn how to host unforgettable events that turn into referral machines. Join the Referral Mastery Academy and dive into the Event Mastery course that changed everything for Danny. www.EventMastery.com

We're excited to announce we'll be hosting Andy & Ari On3 LIVE from the Draft in Green Bay on Thursday, April 24 and Friday, April 25! We'll be set up right outside the famous Frozen Tundra of Lambeau Field at the Culver's Great Wisconsin Tailgate. Born in Wisconsin, Culver's is the home of the legendary ButterBurger, Fresh Frozen Custard and Wisconsin Cheese Curds—there's no better representation of America's Dairyland than that. We'll have some very special guests throughout the Draft that you won't want to miss, so stay tuned for more details and get ready for a weekend of fun, made fresh with our friends at Culver's: https://go.culvers.com/culvers/sAkHC (0:00-1:08) Intro: Presented by Culver's(1:09-14:18) Recapping the Nico saga(14:19-15:52) The Chat(15:53-20:09) Madden Iamaleava going to UCLA too(20:10-22:05) Culver's(22:06-24:44) Ari's New Shoes(24:45-37:46) WR Trebor Pena in the portal(37:47-50:14) QBs I can't wait to see(50:15-54:26) Dublin games(54:27-55:21) Trebor Pena intel(55:22-1:04:14) Nico Saga on Social Media(1:04:15-1:04:39) Conclusion: Dear Andy & Ari tomorrow Andy and Ari unpack the quarterback swap — which included a brother to be named later — that ends the player acquisition portion of the Nico Iamaleava saga. Joey Aguilar left UCLA on Monday and committed to Tennessee by Monday evening. He'll compete to replace Iamaleava, who left Tennessee for UCLA and took the job Aguilar had hoped to have. Meanwhile, Nico Iamaleava's younger brother Madden left Arkansas and will transfer to UCLA, the school he flipped away from on National Signing Day. Elsewhere in the transfer portal, former Syracuse receiver Trebor Pena is considering Penn State. This would be a huge pickup for the Nittany Lions, but they'll have to fight off Miami to get him.   Watch our show LIVE, M-F at 9:30 am et on YouTube! https://youtube.com/live/iw0zrEPyZlI Want to partner with the show? E-mail advertise@on3.com

Kate was born at a Florence Crittenton home in Kansas City, MO, in 1970 and placed with her adoptive family at 9 days old. She always knew she was adopted and has always wanted to find her family of origin. This was finally made possible when Missouri changed its laws allowing adopted people access to their original birth certificates. She has been in reunion with her mother since 2018, meeting her in person and getting a life-changing hug in 2019. That hug was the first time she had a feeling of being home. Kate is also in reunion with her father's family, who have been welcoming.Reunion has been beautiful, messy, painful, liberating, and the most life-impacting thing Kate has ever experienced. Finding her story and learning about her people, though sometimes painful, has been incredibly grounding, and she now feels like a real person.While finding family has been an overall positive experience, some of the stories have been quite difficult. Her father went on a shooting spree, killing three people, including two police officers, and wounding several more before taking his own life in Harrisonville, MO, in 1972. As luck would have it, she had a chance encounter with an author while visiting his grave for the first time. The author was doing research for a book he was writing about her father. This encounter was instrumental in helping Kate find healing, as it led to factual information about what happened that day in 1972, as well as connections with some of her father's friends, giving her an understanding of the kind of person he was beyond the story he is most remembered for. Kate has been fortunate that her mother was willing to answer all of her questions, even though they were uncomfortable and seemed repetitive. This helped her to understand the decisions made by her grandparents. Had things turned out differently and Kate remained with her natural parents, her name would have been Lisa Simpson, which makes her giggle.The Adoptee's Journey: From Loss and Trauma to Healing and Empowerment by Cameron Lee SmallThank you to our Patreons! Join at the $10 level and be part of our monthly ADOPTEE CAFE community. The next meeting will be on Saturday, May 10th, @ 1 PM ET.RESOURCES for Adoptees:S12F Helping AdopteesGregory Luce and Adoptees Rights LawFireside Adoptees Facebook GroupDr. Liz Debetta: Migrating Toward Wholeness MovementMoses Farrow - Trauma therapist and advocateNational Suicide Prevention Lifeline – 1-800-273-8255 OR Dial or Text 988.Unraveling Adoption with Beth SyversonAdoptees Connect with Pamela KaranovaBecause She Was Adopted by Kristal ParkeDear Amy, letters to Amy Coney Barrett. A project by Meika RoudaSupport the showTo support the show - Patreon.

Stassi Schroeder is back! Lisa Vanderpump and Stassi chatted with Access Hollywood's "Housewives Nightcap" co-host Lauren Herbert about the new season of "Vanderpump Villa," explaining why brining in Stassi was a must. Stassi explained why she was "born" for this role and spilled on what it was like to return to reality tv following her 2020 firing from Bravo. Plus, Lisa described what the new cast of "Vanderpump Rules" is like and shared why it will be a "totally different show." Plus, Lauren and Emily break down Kenya Moore's bombshell claims.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

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Bickley and Marotta talk Cardinals, Bickley Blasts on the Suns, and we're joined by Bob Brenly.

Comentarios sobre los datos compartidos por el Gabinete de Trump hoy en la mañana.

Please join us for an exclusive conversation in The Locher Room featuring a heartfelt reunion between real-life friends and former co-stars Suzy Cote Ciccolini and Jocelyn Seagrave.Both actresses captivated audiences on the iconic soap opera Guiding Light, with Suzy portraying Samantha Marler and Jocelyn bringing Julie Camaletti to life. Suzy Cote Ciccolini has had a diverse career, appearing in series such as House and CSI: Crime Scene Investigation, as well as films like All Alone (2011) and the cult classic video game Night Trap (1992). Jocelyn Seagrave, known for her work on Pacific Palisades in addition to Guiding Light, has a fascinating background, having grown up in Thailand and the U.S. She studied martial arts—earning a black belt in Tae Kwon Do—and holds a degree in English literature from the University of Virginia.Don't miss this special reunion as Suzy and Jocelyn share behind-the-scenes stories, discuss their enduring friendship, and reflect on their journeys in entertainment. This is a conversation you won't want to miss!

My 35th high school reunion is this coming weekend.  As someone who is painfully introverted, social skills are something I work on.  I decided to try the ice breaker "what's keeping you busy these days?"  I'm also sharing how my Cloudy Stencil solved a case of crafter's block.

The Sweet-Lebrity Champion is revealed, but is it Erika Jayne or Kyle Richards? Plus, a full breakdown of the RHOBH reunion parts 2 and 3 – Girl code, Garcelle quitting, and where oh where is Morgan Wade? All the tea is spilled! GTL Bonus video episodes available Mondays at 9am Pacific on YouTube: https://youtube.com/@GiveThemLalaPodcast?si=9oETguBpysJbttBz Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

The Fat One is back with a partial weekend update that included a haircut, Friday at Fatty's and a very interesting phone call and gathering. Happy Hal-Priced Easter Candies Day.

text us if..."Hard to believe it's finally happening after all this time, huh?" - SamIn this episode: old flames, new flames, and an actual fireIn other news, this was the last episode made and we still have so many questions! Original episode air date 10/25/2006Watch Reunion https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLF02F5DE9EADBA7AF&si=FIJhtxFVrJkYht_1please visit https://www.patreon.com/Sasspod/redeem/1785B to get a free 3 month membership!Support the showThe views expressed by our guests may not reflect the views of Sass n Sips.Check out Spreadshop!http://arthemisclothing.ca - Use SASSPOD for 15% off https://www.muzmm.com- Code SASSPOD for 20% offhttps://www.podpage.com/?via=sasspod to create your own webpagehttps://www.buzzsprout.com/?referrer_id=682706 to start your own podhttps://www.lyft.com/i/LISA594490?utm_medium=p2pi_iacc For a LyftGet in touch:(732) 595-2922sass.n.sips@gmail.com / sassnsips.comIG @sassnsipsFB @Sass N SipsIG @RealSassyLisaYouTube @Sass N SipsPodchaser podchaser.com/sassnsipsClips used in this podcast were used in accordance with the US Copyrights act FAIR USE Exemption for criticism and commentary.

Exploring psychedelics as sacramental medicine, Mindrolling comrades David Silver and Raghu Markus discuss William Richards' book, Sacred Knowledge.Mindrolling is brought to you by Reunion. Reunion is offering $250 off any stay to the Love, Serve, Remember community. Simply use the code “BeHere250” when booking. Disconnect from the world so you can reconnect with yourself at Reunion. Hotel | www.reunionhotelandwellness.com Retreats | www.reunionexperience.orgThis week on Mindrolling, Raghu and David ponder through:The relationship between psychedelics and religious experiences The tale of Ram Dass, Neem Karoli Baba, and LSDResponsible use of psychedelics for reliability and potency David's experience with peyote shamans in South DakotaFinding out the ground of our own beings Viewing everything as God and everything as equally remarkable How spiritual awakenings are often initially nurtured through a psychedelic substance Considering set, setting, and our intentions before ingesting any entheogenComplete unity as Raghu's first memory of a psychedelic experienceCheck out the book referenced throughout this episode: Sacred Knowledge: Psychedelics and Religious Experiences About David Silver:David Silver is the former co-host of the Mindrolling podcast. He is a filmmaker and director, most recently coming out with Brilliant Disguise. Brilliant Disguise tells the unique story of a group of inspired Western spiritual seekers from the 60s, who in meeting the great American teacher, Ram Dass, followed him to India to meet his Guru, Neem Karoli Baba, familiarly known as Maharaj-ji. Two days before he left his body, Maharaj-ji instructed K.C. Tewari to take care of the Westerners, which he did resolutely until the day he died in 1997. Silver's #1 charting MGM/UA/Warners film, “The Compleat Beatles” is the critically acclaimed biopic movie about history's most famous band. The term ‘rockumentary' was first applied to this two-hour movie. Rolling Stone recently described the film as a “masterwork.” Silver's Warner Brothers' feature film, “No Nukes” also started the whole trend of music/activism feature documentaries.“When you take these substances, you must have the right atmosphere, the right people with you, the right reason for doing it. These things have to be thought very carefully about.” – David SilverSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Rachel is back to give you all of your Bravo recaps! First, she is joined by Callie to discuss the final part of the ‘Real Housewives of Beverly Hills' reunion and try to figure out what made Garcelle leave before taking the cast picture. Next, they break down the new 'Real Housewives of Atlanta' episode; in it, Brit deals with the repercussions of Kenya's actions, and conflict arises at Kelli's brunch (21:49). Afterward, Jodi joins Rachel to talk about the highly anticipated premiere of ‘The Valley,' which focuses on Jesse and Michelle's separation and Jax's behavior on the show (43:58). Finally, they end by discussing ‘Summer House' and their time in the city rather than the Hamptons (75:20). Host: Rachel Lindsay Guests: Callie Curry and Jodi Walker Producer: Olivia Crerie Production Supervision: Devon Baroldi Theme Song: Devon Renaldo Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

In this episode, I dive into the drama surrounding Kenya Moore's future on "Real Housewives of Atlanta" and the feud with Brit Eady, discussing the implications for Kenya's role on the show and how it might affect ratings. Joined by David Yontef, we explore the double standards in how relationships are treated on "Real Housewives of Beverly Hills," particularly regarding Morgan Wade and Kyle Richards. I also share personal anecdotes about my son's birthday and reflect on the generational divide in the workplace, especially regarding Gen Z employees. We touch on Teddi Mellencamp's brave journey with her stage four cancer diagnosis and the mixed reactions she's receiving online. As we wrap up, I tease our upcoming live show where we'll delve into even more juicy topics, making for an engaging and entertaining discussion filled with Bravo tea and personal stories! Timestamps: 00:00:00 - Kenya Moore's Future on RHOA 00:01:00 - RHOBH Reunion Rant 00:03:00 - Support for Mothers 00:05:00 - Criticism of Teresa Giudice 00:09:00 - Generational Differences 00:12:00 - Teddy Mellencamp's Cancer Journey 00:15:00 - Kenya Moore's Controversy 00:19:00 - Bravo's Production Decisions 00:22:00 - Future of RHOA Ratings 00:25:00 - Tammy Slayton's Weight Loss Journey 00:30:00 - Denise Richards and Charlie Sheen 00:32:00 - Dorit Kemsley's New Romance 00:37:00 - Morgan Wade and Kyle Richards Get Tickets To Our Virtual Live Podcast show May 1st at 7pm EDT. Here's the link for tickets: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/david-yontef-sarah-fraser-virtual-live-show-ask-us-anything-51-7pm-tickets-1276780297239?aff=erelexpmlt MY Go Big Podcasting Courses Are Here! Purchase Go Big Podcasting and learn to start, monetize, and grow your own podcast. USE CODE: TIKTOK20 for 20% OFF (code expires April 30th, 2025) **SHOP my Amazon Marketplace - especially if you're looking to get geared-up to start your own Podcast!!!** https://www.amazon.com/shop/thesarahfrasershow Show is sponsored by: Horizonfibroids.com get rid of those nasty fibroids LittleSaints.com use code TSFS for 20% off your first order, these are my FAV non-alcoholic cocktails, enjoy better sleep, less stress, and more! Nutrafol.com use code TSFS for FREE shipping and $10 off your subscription Prolonlife.com/tsfs 15% off sitewide plus a $40 bonus gift when you subscribe to their 5-Day Nutrition Program! ● Try their detox that has REAL FOOD and WORKS! Rula.com/tsfs to get started today. That's R-U-L-A dot com slash tsfs for convenient therapy that's covered by insurance. Quince.com/tsfs for FREE shipping on your order and 365 day returns Follow me on Instagram/Tiktok: @thesarahfrasershow   ***Visit our Sub-Reddit: reddit.com/r/thesarahfrasershow for ALL things The Sarah Fraser Show!!!*** Advertise on The Sarah Fraser Show: thesarahfrasershow@gmail.com Got a juicy gossip TIP from your favorite TLC or Bravo show? Email: thesarahfrasershow@gmail.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this episode Abby and Vanessa recap part 3 of the RHOBH reunion. They discuss… Sutton vs. Erika Garcelle's exit Kyle and Morgan Future of RHOBH  When you're done listening, please don't forget to check out our ad sponsor. Sponsor Notes: For the best deals, sign up to Gabb today – no contract required – at gabb.com/REALMOMS. Go to vegamour.com/REALMOMS, code REALMOMS to get twenty percent off your first order. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

(SPOILER) Your Daily Roundup covers The Valley season 2 begins tonight, a Cobra Kai actor calls it quits, a Breakfast Club storyline fallout from the reunion this weekend, & the Blue Origin Space Launch yesterday – no thanks.    Music written by Jimmer Podrasky (B'Jingo Songs/Machia Music/Bug Music BMI) Ads: Factor Meals - 50% off your first box PLUS free shipping at https://factormeals.com/realitysteve50off Promo Code: realitysteve50off Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices