Podcasts about some issues

This is The Briefing, a daily analysis of news and events from a Christian worldview.Part I (00:14 – 12:22)Are the American People Really Divided Politically? They Range All Over the Place on Some Issues, Big Elections Are BinaryPoliticians Are Polarized. American Voters, Not So Much. by The New York Times (Kristen Soltis Anderson)Part II (12:22 – 17:01)A New Third Party in Britain? It Might Be Influential Or It Might Crash Before It Ever Figures Out What to Call ItselfPart III (17:01 – 26:27)How the Public Health Game is Played: How Terms Like ‘Science,' ‘Bias,' and Others Have Been Weaponized by the CDCCDC leaders who resigned sound alarm over direction of public health under RFK Jr. by CNN (Kaitlan Collins)Sign up to receive The Briefing in your inbox every weekday morning.Follow Dr. Mohler:X | Instagram | Facebook | YouTubeFor more information on The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary, go to sbts.edu.For more information on Boyce College, just go to BoyceCollege.com.To write Dr. Mohler or submit a question for The Mailbox, go here.

Games People Play - LARP & Gaming as Social Therapy  Not everyone is a gamer, but in the last couple of decades, role-playing games have become more commonly well-known enough to where at least most people have at least heard of them somewhat, or even have a few friends who play. Also, the societal stigma against gaming and gamers has lessened and softened significantly, which helps. Role-playing games, specifically, involve play that requires the player to portray someone else, and there are an enormous variety of traits and aspects of characters that one could pretend to be.  What does this have to do with mental health therapy, you may ask? Most role-playing games, and especially LARPs or Live Action Role Playing games, often encourage players to be detailed about their fictional character, as if one were creating an entire story or a movie character. Having to do this process can involve detailed examination and analysis of motives, cultures, behaviors, society, and many other aspects we might take for granted, such as physical bodies, family structure, environment, etc.  Tonight, we will discuss: 1.    Understanding Roleplaying Games, Structure, and Character Creation 2.    Similarities to “Method Acting” as well as Social Therapy 3.    Some Issues with Gaming for Processing Reality 4.    Conclusions, Closing Remarks, & Final Suggestions  We'll start off the evening with some topic-relevant Classic Rock played by Dr. Mathis, followed by Classic Rock trivia in "The Rock & Roll Shrink Recalls," followed by our topic discussion.

Some Issues...

Some Issues...

[0:58] Meet Vanessa Marshall[2:17] What is Jack59[9:57] Touching on Some Issues[13:03] Rave Reviews[17:56] How Many Different Products[21:46] The Story Behind the Name[24:35] I Want to be in Every Shower in the World![30:02] Wearing a lot of Bandanas[33:55] What do you Want People to Know about Jack59? 

Some Issues are worth fighting for, especially in this day and age. I believe one such issue is abortion in light of current discussion and legislation regarding late term abortion. We cannot close our eyes or keep our heads in the sand. Please take the time to listen to this important message.

This week episode focuses on one of the topics families face: Ministry and Relationships. There are 4 points that I want to touch on. 1) Classify the Relationship and what the relationship means 2) What is Ministry? 3) Some Issues faced in Ministry when in a Relationship 4) The take away about Ministry and Relationships. Share either your disagreement or an additional thought on the points either by voicemail in Anchor or by leaving a message on Social Media. This is an open discussion, Talk Between Us. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/felicia-thompson/support

This is a book all about empathy, which is occasionally odd given that its author has had Some Issues extending empathy to certain people over the years. Andrew also has some trouble reading a book made of paper.

This is a book all about empathy, which is occasionally odd given that its author has had Some Issues extending empathy to certain people over the years. Andrew also has some trouble reading a book made of paper.

Talk given in RCIA for Catholics, on September 9, 2016 by Henry Dieterich, entitled "Some Issues in Church History."  Key Words: RCIA for Catholics, Church History