Podcast appearances and mentions of Ron May

01. Fedde Le Grand - Rude Boy 02. Ron May, Lana Volkov - Луна 03. Filatov & Karas - Одинокий Пассажир 04. Armin Van Buuren, Punctual, Evalina - Angels 05. Felix Jaehn, Whitney Houston - It'S Not Right But It'S Okay

01. Fedde Le Grand - Rude Boy 02. Ron May, Lana Volkov - Луна 03. Filatov & Karas - Одинокий Пассажир 04. Armin Van Buuren, Punctual, Evalina - Angels 05. Felix Jaehn, Whitney Houston - It'S Not Right But It'S Okay

As Hoosier History Live salutes the recent 80th anniversary of D-Day, a milestone during World War II, we will explore the Indiana connections to the largest amphibious invasion ever undertaken. Our guest, World War II historian Ron May, an author and chaplain, interviewed Hoosiers involved in various ways with D-Day, which was June 6, 1944. He also has researched the lives of those who did not make it home. In addition, Ron has visited American cemeteries in Normandy, France, and Luxembourg. So we also will discuss Hoosiers who are buried at the graveyards, including a pacifist from Indianapolis who served in a medical detachment and voluntarily walked into a minefield to come to the aid of two wounded comrades. William McGee, who was 21 years old when he was killed in March 1945, was posthumously awarded the Medal of Honor, the military's highest decoration. Ron May, who is based in Carmel, has been a frequent Hoosier History Live guest when we have explored World War II history, most recently on a show in 2023 in connection with his book titled "World War II: Indiana Landmarks".

This sermon was recorded on Sunday 12th November 2023 at our Great Denham venue. Ron May continues our sermon series "In Christ Alone: Blameless and Transformed" with a sermon titled the "In Christ Alone - Praying in the Spirit In Christ Alone: Blameless and Transformed is based on Romans 8 in the Bible. Image: www.vecteezy.com/free-vector/hand-reaching-out" Hand Reaching Out Vectors by Vecteezy

"This is a story about a Christmas (when) I really didn't know what I was doing.'' That's what a private in the Army infantry from southern Indiana wrote in his diary about Christmas Day of 1944, when, as a POW during World War II, he was forced into a boxcar by German soldiers. Scott Thompson, who had grown up on a farm near Evansville and was captured during the Battle of the Bulge, was taken to a stalag in eastern Germany where he spent the rest of the holiday season. He survived the ordeal and shared his account decades later with Ron May, a World War II historian, chaplain and the author of a three-volume set of books, ''Our Service Our Stories'', that feature interviews with Hoosier military veterans. In addition to interviewing Scott Thompson, who died in 2016 at age 92 after a career as a social studies teacher, Ron talked with Loren Wright, a native of Owen County who, also as an Army infantry soldier, was aboard a transport ship crossing the English Channel on Christmas Eve of 1944 when its “sister ship”, the SS Leopoldville, was sunk by a German U-boat. About half of Loren Wright's regiment were among the 802 soldiers who perished in the frigid water. ''Christmas Eve and Christmas Day have been somber for me ever since,'' Loren Wright told Ron decades later. To share some accounts of what Hoosiers endured during the holiday seasons of World War II, Ron will be Nelson's studio guest. He has been a ''Hoosier History Live'' guest on several previous shows, most recently on a program last May about children and teenagers who confronted special challenges during World War II.

This sermon was recorded on Sunday 5th March 2023 at our Great Denham venue. Ron May continues our sermon series on the book of 1 Samuel with a talk titled "Saul - Chosen & Anointed". This talk is based on 1 Samuel 9 & 10. Logo/image credit: Image by starline on Freepik. www.freepik.com/free-vector/mi...

Ron May launches our new sermon series 'The Sounds of Christmas'. This audio was recorded at our venue in Great Denham.

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Ron May starts our newest sermon series "The Lord's Prayer" with a talk titled "How Not To Pray". This audio was recorded at our venue in Great Denham.

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Speakers: Pastor Andy and Echo extended family member Ron Ferguson Hear Us Roar! Pastor Andy has an open discussion with Ron who helps us gain insight on the culture division between people.

Our guest for our 13th episode couldn't be a better choice with his affinity for a certain black cat: the one on the logo for Stray Cat Theatre! Ron May has us practically purring over the fourth in our bonus episodes focused on Artistic Directors! You'll find out all about Ron's beginnings and what brought him from Chicago to the Phoenix Valley of the Sun to found one of the best edgy, "indy" theatres around! Along the way we'll be sipping saucers full of our drink of the week: The Meow-jito, we'll be mewing out more than a few laughs with our hilarious improv game: "Actors Die So Loud," and we'll yowl like cats in heat during a few of rounds of what's sure to be a new fav - "Two Truths and a Lie." You cats don't wanna miss this one!!

Ron May makes me a tad nervous. Why? He makes me nervous because he is so good at what he does. It's likely awe and respect fueling my moderately managed pockets of fearfulness, that results in nervousness. I digress. Because I'm nervous. I can talk a lot when I'm nervous.  But, actually, Ron is so stinkin' interesting I was sort of naturally (or unnaturally, considering) a bit more lean on words.  I was so emotional throughout. I think I was rooting for him as I was discovering he was well beyond my cheers. It took me the interview to catch up. He is just someone I could sit and listen to and ask questions of, for hours and hours on end. I am praying that I won't stalk him now. "Accidentally" bumping into him at his favorite lunch spots, as I happen to have an empty chair at my table... that I've been sitting and waiting at since they opened at 11:00... eyes fixed on the door so I don't miss him. Yeah, hope I don't do that. Oh hoho I would so love to. I just hope for him I don't. But, don't be surprised, Ron. Just sayin'. I can't wait to listen again with you all.  Thank you Ron May. So much.   Umm. You said you like Indian food?

Rev. Ron May preaches from Jonah 1.

Rev. Ron May preaches from Jonah 2.

Rev. Ron May preaches from Jonah 1.

Rev. Ron May concludes Ethos' series on justice with a message drawn from Micah 6:6-8.

Rev. Ron May preaches from various passages in James, Matthew, Galatians, Ephesians and Isaiah.

Rev. Ron May preaches from Deuteronomy 15:12-15; 4:5-8.

Rev. Ron May preaches from Deuteronomy 15:1-15.

Rev. Ron May preaches from Deuteronomy 15:1-15.

Rev. Ron May preaches from James 2:1-17, 3:7-10.

Rev. Ron May preaches from James 2:1-17, 3:7-9.

Rev. Ron May preaches from Isaiah 58.

Rev. Ron May begins a new series on justice by preaching from Psalm 146.

Rev. Ron May preaches from John 15.

Rev. Ron May preaches from John 15.

Rev. Ron May preaches from John 15.

Rev. Ron May continues his "Abide" series from John 15.

Rev. Ron May continues his "Abide" series from John 15.

Rev. Ron May preaches from Hebrews 12:18-29.

On Easter Sunday, Rev. Ron May preaches from Romans 8:28-39. Full worship service included.

On Palm Sunday, Rev. Ron May preaches from Hebrews 12:18-29. This week's podcast includes the full worship service.

Rev. Ron May preaches from Hebrews 12:18-29 as part of Ethos' second virtual service during the coronavirus pandemic. In a departure from our usual podcast format, this recording features the entirety of the service, including worship music and liturgy.

Rev. Ron May preaches from Hebrews 12:18-29 during Ethos' first virtual service amidst the coronavirus pandemic. In a departure from our usual podcast format, this recording features the entirety of the service, including worship music and liturgy.

Rev. Ron May preaches from Acts 4:23-31 and discusses Ethos' response to the coronavirus pandemic.

Rev. Ron May preaches from John 15:1-11.

Rev. Ron May preaches from John 8:31-36, 48-59.

Rev. Ron May preaches from John 14:1-11.

Rev. Ron May preaches from John 14:1-11.

Rev. Ron May preaches from John 11:17-44.

Rev. Ron May preaches from John 10:1-21.

Rev. Ron May preaches from John 10:1-21.

Rev. Ron May preaches from John 8:12-30.

Rev. Ron May preaches from John 6:25-35, 48-59.

Rev. Ron May preaches from Philippians 2:1-11 as part of our Advent series examining the hymn, "O Holy Night."

Rev. Ron May preaches from Hebrews 4:14-16, part of our Advent series inspired by the hymn, "O Holy Night."

Rev. Ron May preaches from Matthew 1:18-25, and on the first verse of the hymn "O Holy Night."

Rev. Ron May preaches from 2 Peter 3.

THIS WAS AN AWESOME SHOW!! This week we welcomed the Great Marcus Cole of the Legendary group Commissioned & also the voice himself Mr. Dalon Collins formerly of Kirk Franklin & the Family! They joined the show as we previewed my NEW project Team Worship Session 1! They both have new music on THIS project! Listen in as we also hit on the big stories of the week & a few of the normal weekly segments all with our own unique comedic flow!