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We have another throwback episode as Jeff is working on some new projects! Stay tuned for more details. Whatever happened to virtue? Sometimes it can seem like our world is greatly lacking in virtue. Every person struggles to grow in virtue. It requires effort and perseverance to grow in virtue. Yes, we can pray for God to help us grow in virtue, but we must also strive for it ourselves. Jeff Cavins explains what growth in virtue looks like and he also explains some of the primary virtues. Snippet from the Show We hope, we walk in faith and charity guides us. Email us with comments or questions at thejeffcavinsshow@ascensionpress.com. Text “jeffcavins” to 33-777 to subscribe and get Jeff's shownotes delivered straight to your email! Or visit https://media.ascensionpress.com/?s=&page=2&category%5B0%5D=Ascension%20Podcasts&category%5B1%5D=The%20Jeff%20Cavins%20Show for full shownotes!
Infusion - Legacy : 25th Anniversary (Part 2) feat. Nick Warren & Jamie Stevens and Freedo Mosho, Maze 28, GMJ & Matter Remixes - Selador More eye-wateringly mesmeric reworks of ‘Legacy', you say? Ambassador, you spoil us. Yes, our celebration of this classic reaching the quarter century milestone continues with two further transcendent treats. Producers you know and love, who simply couldn't wait to get their hands on ‘Legacy' for a celebratory birthday reimagining. Secondly, we are delighted to bring you Selador's very own Fab Four, a dream team for the ages consisting of the combined international talents of Freedo Mosho (Argentina), Maze 28 (Albania), and Australia's own GMJ and Matter. Dream-like dark disco of the highest order, things get beyond ethereal on this gargantuan beauty, as the vox weaves in and out of a Moroder-esque bassline, serene synths and the original's unimpeachable twanging guitar. Team Selador – Legacy Leavers
Infusion - Legacy : 25th Anniversary (Part 2) feat. Nick Warren & Jamie Stevens and Freedo Mosho, Maze 28, GMJ & Matter Remixes - Selador More eye-wateringly mesmeric reworks of ‘Legacy', you say? Ambassador, you spoil us. Yes, our celebration of this classic reaching the quarter century milestone continues with two further transcendent treats. Producers you know and love, who simply couldn't wait to get their hands on ‘Legacy' for a celebratory birthday reimagining. Here's how Part Two lines up… First, we find original Infusion-eer and honorary Seladorian Jamie Stevens, who of course just had to be part of this project. How best to conjure up something suitably special? Let's invite living legend Nick Warren to collaborate (and make an overdue but oh so welcome Selador debut while we're at it). Yep, you read that right – Jamie Stevens and Nick Warren, together! Propulsive percussion ushers in a wonky bassline, majestically melodic riffing and that vocal for a positively prodigious workout. Team Selador – Legacy Leavers
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We have another throwback episode as Jeff is working on some new projects! Stay tuned for more details. Burnout is an unfortunate reality for many of us. Jeff Cavins sheds light on what we can do when experiencing burnout and how we can avoid this cycle in the future. The key is found in a relationship with the Lord. By uniting ourselves to the Lord during our most challenging times, He will give us the strength and grace to persevere. Leave your burden at His feet. Snippet from the Show Stop fighting and give this to Jesus. Email us with comments or questions at thejeffcavinsshow@ascensionpress.com. Text “jeffcavins” to 33-777 to subscribe and get Jeff's shownotes delivered straight to your email! Or visit https://media.ascensionpress.com/?s=&page=2&category%5B0%5D=Ascension%20Podcasts&category%5B1%5D=The%20Jeff%20Cavins%20Show for full shownotes!
Former Election Commissioner Ashok Lavasa challenges the framing of the Election Commission's internal rift. Asked by Abhinandan Sekhri whether the “dissenting notes” amount to genuine dissent, Lavasa flips the premise, arguing that if two Election Commissioners share one view and a third disagrees, it is the third (the Chief Election Commissioner in this case) who is dissenting, not the two being labelled as such.The conversation then turns to the changes made to Form 6 during the Special Intensive Revision (SIR). Lavasa argues that the Commission overstepped its authority regardless of whether all three commissioners were in agreement. As he says, “The Election Commission of India is not competent to make these changes, because they fall under the principle of subordinate legislation, which ought to be approved by the competent authority — in this case, the government.”Manisha Pande brings up the case of Goa, where election officers who had verified wrongly-deleted voters were reportedly unable to restore them to the rolls due to what the Commission described as a “software” limitation. Lavasa is unconvinced that this explanation absolves the Commission of responsibility, offering the segment's standout line: “Whenever you use technology, it is used to support the law. It cannot impede the enforcement of law or the taking of action in accordance with the law.”Produced by Amit Pandey with production assistance from Hassan Bilal & Sound by Anil Kumar. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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We have another throwback episode this week! Amidst the business of life, what does God require of us? Jeff Cavins looks to scripture to help us come back to the basics and focus on three things required of us according to Micah 6:8. We dive deeper into the meaning of justice, mercy, and humility and how we can apply these key principles to our daily lives. Snippet from the Show The way that we treat each other reflects on our walk with God. Email us with comments or questions at thejeffcavinsshow@ascensionpress.com. Text “jeffcavins” to 33-777 to subscribe and get Jeff's shownotes delivered straight to your email! Or visit https://media.ascensionpress.com/?s=&page=2&category%5B0%5D=Ascension%20Podcasts&category%5B1%5D=The%20Jeff%20Cavins%20Show for full shownotes!
Aggressive and groovy, this track channels the high-energy, arpeggiated chords, sharp stabs, and hypnotic vocal chops characteristic of Melodic Techno. Driven by a powerful bassline and a relentless rhythmic pulse, it builds tension through layered synths and evolving textures, balancing raw energy with a dark, atmospheric edge. Designed for peak-time dancefloors, it delivers a captivating blend of groove, emotion, and forward momentum.
What if running away was never about escaping something, but about searching for somewhere we could finally belong? With Running Away All My Life, Carranco explores the restless human instinct to keep moving, forward, away, beyond, without ever being completely certain of what we are trying to leave behind. It is a journey through memories, desires and unanswered questions, where movement becomes both refuge and obsession. At the heart of the track is the unmistakable presence of the female voice. Fragile yet powerful, intimate yet distant, her interpretation carries the emotional weight of someone who has spent a lifetime trying to outrun something she cannot quite name. The voice doesn't simply tell the story; it becomes the story, appearing like a memory, disappearing like a thought, and returning with every new emotional turn. The electronic landscape gradually unfolds around her, creating a sense of perpetual motion. Melodic elements emerge and dissolve, rhythms push forward, and layers of sound seem to chase one another, mirroring the feeling of someone who has never stopped running. But perhaps the deepest meaning of Running Away All My Life lies in the paradox behind its title: after running for so long, where are we actually going? Maybe the destination was never a place. Maybe we were running from ourselves. And perhaps, somewhere between the beat and that haunting voice, we finally realise that there is nowhere left to run. Running away all my life… only to find myself waiting there.
We live in an age where truth has become negotiable. The Age of Lies is Carranco's reflection on a world in which reality is increasingly shaped by what we choose to believe, what we choose to hide, and what we choose to pretend is true. Lies have never been merely words. They can be desires disguised as certainty, memories rewritten to protect us, promises made without the intention of keeping them. Sometimes we lie to others. Sometimes we lie to ourselves. And sometimes, after hearing the same lie often enough, we no longer remember what the truth was supposed to be. The track builds its own electronic universe around this idea: dark, hypnotic and constantly evolving. Layers appear and disappear like fragments of a reality that can no longer be trusted, while the rhythm moves relentlessly forward, suggesting a world that never stops long enough to question itself. There is something strangely seductive about a lie. It can be more beautiful than the truth, more comfortable, more exciting. Perhaps that is why entire lives can be built upon them. The Age of Lies is not about pointing a finger at anyone. It is about looking into the mirror and asking an uncomfortable question: If everyone is lying, how would we know when someone finally tells the truth? And perhaps the most disturbing lie of all… is the one we tell ourselves.
A hypnotic journey into the darker side of desire. With "Lost in Lust", Carranco creates an immersive electronic experience where deep grooves, atmospheric textures and sensual melodies intertwine to build a world of tension, mystery and irresistible attraction. The track slowly draws you in, layer by layer, taking you from the first beat into an increasingly intense and seductive soundscape. Pulsating rhythms meet evolving synth textures and evocative melodic elements, creating a hypnotic balance between emotion and movement. "Lost in Lust" is more than a track, it is a journey through desire, where darkness and euphoria meet and the boundaries between music, emotion and instinct begin to disappear. You don't simply listen to Lost in Lust. You get lost in it.
Aggressive and groovy, this track channels the high-energy, arpeggiated chords, sharp stabs, and hypnotic vocal chops characteristic of Melodic Techno. Driven by a powerful bassline and a relentless rhythmic pulse, it builds tension through layered synths and evolving textures, balancing raw energy with a dark, atmospheric edge. Designed for peak-time dancefloors, it delivers a captivating blend of groove, emotion, and forward momentum.
This week on Hafta, Abhinandan Sekhri, Raman Kirpal and Anand Vardhan are joined by urban geographer and researcher Rashee Mehra to discuss Delhi's continuing housing crisis.Rashee traces the problem to a structural failure in planning. Using the example of Satya Niketan, a “regularised JJ colony”, she explains how a neighbourhood can be made legal while the construction within it remains unauthorised. “It is actually a very confusing governance structure that we have created in the city,” she says, pointing to the overlapping jurisdictions of the central government, state government and municipal bodies. “That leads to questions of whose responsibility it is.”She argues that Delhi's housing problem cannot be reduced to a question of illegal construction alone. “Housing has to be adequate, affordable, viable, sustainable. Where housing is affordable, it's not adequate, and where housing is adequate, it's not affordable. And that's your catch-22 kind of situation.”Anand adds that the crisis extends well beyond university students. He notes that landlords in the city fall into two categories: “One who has made investments in these houses, and one who is living on the rent only... they have less incentive to invest because all the rent that they get, they spend somewhere.”Subscribe to watch the full discussion. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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We have another throwback episode for this week! Is there an answer to suffering? We all experience suffering in different forms and to varying degrees. So, how do we respond to it? What does it mean? In this episode, Jeff dives into the answers for some of the big questions around suffering. Snippet from the Show The answering to your suffering is found in Jesus' suffering Email us with comments or questions at thejeffcavinsshow@ascensionpress.com. Text “jeffcavins” to 33-777 to subscribe and get Jeff's shownotes delivered straight to your email! Or visit ascensionpress.com/thejeffcavinsshow for full shownotes!
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Boomers: When was the last time you invited a young person into your life? There's an entire generation—Gen Z—out their waiting to be seen, looking for godly mentors, hoping to find someone who can guide them in life and faith... Yet the older generation isn't doing their part in inviting them in! Greg Laurie talks with Ruslan KD on Gen Z's spiritual hunger, what makes them unique, and their real need for direction from those seasoned in life—even recalling a defining moment in his own youth when an older man invited him to dinner. Listen to the full conversation on The Greg Laurie Show, where you'll hear more on Gen Z and other topics. — Become a Harvest Partner today and join us in knowing God and making Him known through media and large-scale evangelism, our mission of over 30 years. Explore more resources from Pastor Greg Laurie, including daily devotionals and blogs, designed to answer your spiritual questions and equip you to walk closely with Christ.Support the show: https://bit.ly/anbsupportSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
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