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Louie Anderson, the Minnesota comedian whose self-deprecating charm brought him to the national stage, has passed away at the age of 68.The St. Paul native broke out with an appearance on “The Tonight Show” with Johnny Carson in 1984 before embarking on a successful stand up, movie and television career. This is an MPR News Evening update for January 21, 2022. Hosted by Hannah Yang. Our theme music is by Gary Meister. 

In a divided world, what can being church mean? St. Paul gives us the word body. A word and image to understand how we ought to live with one another, not as a means of denying our brokenness but as healing medicine for us. In this episode, Melissa and Bishop Wright have a conversation about what it means to be the Body of Christ. The hard stuff. The parts where we deny what is really going on. And the giftedness we can experience as a community when we look into the community for the people willing to ask the hard questions and have the harder conversations. Listen in for the full episode. Before listening, read For Faith.Want to join us for Imagine Church this Sunday? Worship with us online at 7pm ET on the Imagine Church website, YouTube Channel, or Facebook page. 

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Questions Covered: 04:07 – Did Adam and Eve have belly buttons?  10:41 – I'm a new Catholic convert. The argument I get from others that say they don't need to be Catholic is that according to Luke 9:50, Jesus authorizes people that aren't Catholic to be followers. Why do we believe that you should be a part of the Catholic church as a follower of Him?   18:20 – Why is it important that Mary remains a perpetual virgin?  29:07 – My 6 year old son asks, “Why do we believe that the bible is true?”   35:44 – Why do Catholics believe that people are supposed to be baptized as infants?  44:50 – How can Peter have a teaching authority guided by the holy spirit when St Paul had to correct him because he gave a bad example?  48:54 – Why don't we do what Peter commanded? …

At the top of the show, Adam shares an unusual story involving Drake and hot sauce. Chris also joins the studio with some Trending Topics, and the guys go on to talk about first date rituals, Spider-Man, and scrappy people who just want to argue. Adam then talks with Paul Janeway about his incredible band, ‘St. Paul and the Broken Bones', and his dreams of being a preacher growing up. Before the break, Paul chats further about his childhood, and musical influences. Please support today's sponsors: SimpliSafe.com/ADAM The Jordan Harbinger Show Geico.com

Minneapolis and St. Paul announce vaccine mandates, and Minneapolis schools go online due to COVID. The state is also spending $40 million to bolster hospital staff. This is an evening update from MPR News, hosted by Tim Nelson. Music by Gary Meister.

With a top prize of £5,000 and a celebrity backer in the form of Queen Elizabeth I, England embarked on its first ever national lottery draw at St Paul's Cathedral on 11th January, 1569.The results continued to be announced, day and night, for four months; a particularly prolonged process due to the fact that the prizes had to be divided into twelve, as the organisers had only sold a twelfth as many tickets as had been predicted. In this episode, Arion, Rebecca and Olly explain why the cost of entry had been set so high (a year's salary for a working class labourer); reveal the desperate ‘get out of jail free' tactic to flog more tickets; and ask whether, despite its apparent failure, the event was, at least, proof-of-concept for the state funded lotteries we still know today…Further Reading:‘It Could Be Ye: England's first lottery' (The History Press, 2019): https://www.thehistorypress.co.uk/articles/it-could-be-ye-england-s-first-lottery/‘11 January 1569: England holds its first lottery draw' (MoneyWeek, 2021): https://moneyweek.com/421338/11-january-1569-england-holds-its-first-lottery-draw‘January 11 - The first recorded lottery' (The Anne Boleyn Files and Tudor Society, 2020):https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a_-XqukRpgkFor bonus material and to support the show, visit Patreon.com/RetrospectorsWe'll be back tomorrow! Follow us wherever you get your podcasts: podfollow.com/RetrospectorsThe Retrospectors are Olly Mann, Rebecca Messina & Arion McNicoll, with Matt Hill.Theme Music: Pass The Peas. Announcer: Bob Ravelli. Graphic Design: Terry Saunders. Edit Producer: Emma Corsham.Copyright: Rethink Audio / Olly Mann 2021. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

It's been rough out there – for restaurants, for everyone. So let's talk about it. In this episode, Tim sits down with you to discuss the current situation with restaurants vs. covid and what you can do to help.Thanks for listening. We look forward to bringing you season 2.//Follow Tim on Twitter and Instagram.-Be sure to support Mucci's and Saint Dinette. How about making a reservation soon?You can find Niver Niver Land across all of social media here:Twitter | Instagram | YouTube | Facebook | TikTok-Welcome to Niver Niver Land: A podcast that addresses massive change in the restaurant industry (sometimes).The show is hosted by award-winning restaurateur Tim Niver – a local legend of Minnesotas' Twin Cities – known for his involvement with fabled spots like Aquavit, Town Talk Diner, and Strip Club Meat & Fish. These days, he runs Saint Dinette and Mucci's Italian in St. Paul and Minneapolis.Anyways, back to the whole "massive change in the hospitality industry" thing.We see a major problem here: no one is having realistic conversations about what's going on. Many of those who work in the industry are still trying to wrap their heads around what's happening – and so is Tim.Today, he's ready to talk about these things – through his trademark wit and foolishness – so that we can better appreciate and preserve the cultural importance of restaurants.

On the one-year anniversary of the attack on the U.S. Capitol building, groups nationwide are holding rallies, in support of the country's democracy.  Including in St. Paul. This is an MPR News Evening update for Jan 6, 2022. Hosted by Natasha Senjanovic.  Our theme music is by Gary Meister.

Masks are coming back in Minneapolis and St. Paul, as omicron surges, although Walz says there's little use in a statewide mandate. Also, we're heading back into the deep freeze. This is an evening update from MPR news, hosted by Tim Nelson. Music by Gary Meister.

I barely survived, barely got out with my life ~ Special Fuckaround Tuesday Playlist 1. Flying Dutchman (12 June 1992 - Edinburgh, SCO) 2. Icicle (3 November 1996 - Lawrence, KS) 3. Cornflake Girl (16 October 1996 - New Orleans, LA) 4. Lust (13 November 2011 - Johannesburg, SA) 5. Sugar (3 August 2014 - St Paul, MN) 6. Yes, Anastasia (17 August 2003 - Rochester, NY) 7. Forest of Glass (18 July 2014 - Portland, OR) 8. Ruby Through the Looking Glass (20 November 2014 - Sydney, AUS) 9. Goodbye Pisces (11 August 2005 - Tampa, FL) 10. Bachelorette (23 October 2001 - Chicago, IL) 11. Peeping Tommi (20 August 2014 - Durham, NC) 12. Fast Horse (12 November 2017 - Nashville, TN) --- 13. Scarlet's Walk (2 October 2002 - ARTE France) 14. Here. In My Head (27 June 2007 - Graz, AUS) 15. Black Swan (9 November 1996 - Albuquerque, NM)

President Trump once described America's infrastructure as "crumbling," it's perhaps why after much wrangling, the US Congress finally approved the trillion dollar bi-partisan infrastructure bill. But what can it achieve? And is it good value for money? We'll criss-cross the United States hearing from projects hoping cash from the bill will make their visions for better connected communities a reality. In rural Alaska we meet Jan Wrentmore and Mayor Andrew Cremata who hope to bring an electric ferry to their home of Skagway,before heading south to speak with Brian Kelly chief executive of California's High Speed Rail Authority. Liz Kirkwood of the clean water campaign group FLOW explains how money from the bill could help alleviate chronic problems with antiquated and dangerous water systems in her home of Michigan, whilst Keith Baker of ReConnect Rondo, in St Paul, Minnesota hopes new infrastructure there can repair a community torn apart by previous big building projects. And Emily Feenstra of the US Society of Civil Engineers, and Steve Hanke, Professor of applied economics at Johns Hopkins University and a former adviser to the Reagan White House, tell us about America's infrastructure needs, and assess whether this bill actually helps address them. The programme is presented by the BBC's Will Bain. Audio credit: With thanks to the Rondo: Beyond the Pavement documentary team

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The title sounds like a commercial for a business that can help you with your foundation in your home. Consider this your spiritual commercial to hear from 1 Corinthians 3:10-17. It is important to check our foundation and make sure it is secure before the trials and tests come. Stand on the rock! The music on the podcast is from John Nugent. John is a Chicagoland area musician who has been a real blessing to Tabor Church. Support the show (http://taborchicago.org/give/)

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As author Og Mandino states, Paul the Apostle was perhaps the "Greatest Salesmen in the World" in bringing the "good news" to Jew and Gentile alike.  And what is very interesting is that Paul's views correspond in several respects to Hegel's unique take on Christianity.This episode discusses one of the "New Perspective of Paul" interpretations by Pauline scholar N.T. Wright.  And that both St. Paul and Hegel recognized that Spirit's work is to be done here on Earth, and not in some separate domain.   To round out the episode, the unique symbolism of the Christmas holiday is analyzed as well.

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Hank Thunander of Saint Paul is an accordion player's accordionist. After about 70 of playing, he knows thousands of songs and tunes and plays solo or with a group, seemingly all the time. Hank is at the center of the early New Year's party at the Rosetown Legion in St Paul, from 11:30 AM till 4 PM on Dec 31. Hank talked to Phil Nusbaum, and Phil first asked how he constructed a playlist for a typical show.

Peter W. Marty preaches on this special Christmas edition of the St. Paul podcast. The Christmas story tells us that the things that count are human and deeply personal. Jesus offers a new way of being human, with power found in vulnerability, humility, and service to others. May the Christmas story remind you of that tiny child who is determined to teach us the difference between the love of power and the power of love. With Christmas favorites like Joy to the World and Silent Night as well as Oh Holy Night with lyric soprano Claire Kuttler.

This holy bishop was so revered that he was summoned by the Emperor Licinius himself, who attempted to turn him from the Faith. When this failed, the Emperor ordered that molten metal be poured on the bishop's hands, which left them paralyzed and horribly disfigured. Years went by, Christianity was legalized by Constantine the Great and, when the Council of Nicaea was summoned, St Paul was among those bishops who were called to attend. Many of the bishops who attended bore in their bodies the marks of the Lord Jesus (Gal. 6:17): noses, ears or eyes lost, scars and burns from their trials for Christ. At the Council, the Emperor Constantine knelt before St Paul and kissed his hands as holy relics, saying 'I will never tire of kissing these hands which have lost their life for the sake of my Christ.' After the Council, the holy bishop served in Neocaesarea for several more years, then reposed in peace.

Cube Critics Samantha Matsumoto discuss “The Matrix Resurrections,” “Licorice Pizza,” “Sing 2” and “Insecure.” Euan then sneaks in his interview with Paul Thomas Anderson including what the “Licorice Pizza writer-director learned about filmmaking during his time spent in St Paul

Weekly Scramble: Random sports thoughts, Christmas preparations, and a great photo out of St Paul

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There are many ways to define the secrets of success but Christians have their own definition.  St. Paul lays it out clearly for us in his second letter to Timothy, chapter 4, where he speaks about the crown that is laid up for him in the Lord.  Through all of his life and his many ups and downs, St. Paul witnesses that Jesus is faithful and has carried him through all his adversities.  His words of hope help inspire us in our own journeys as leaders.

A departure this week on the "Faith with Haith" podcast: apologies that there is both no guest  interview and a lot more input from me! But I think you will love this little Christmas treat: in December 2020 we recorded the stunning Spirituals gospel choir under the glorious dome of London's St Paul's Cathedral. You can see the full video online: this is the 2021 audio edit for your listening pleasure. So pour yourself an egg-nog, crank up the volume on your headphones and get carolling!

Join Chase and Ryan as they discuss 2nd Corinthians and these punks that St. Paul calls "super apostles".

Learn the true meaning of ‘Minnesota nice' as we catch up with Kelly McGrath, Director of Sales, Marketing and Public Relations for Xcel Energy Center in St. Paul, Minnesota. Kelly tells us about the Twin Cities, the individuality each city has, and it's place as a mecca for live music. She talks about plans for the upcoming NHL Winter Classic, which the Minnesota Wild are hosting on January 1, and the NYE concert they're promoting at the arena in conjunction with it. We discuss EAMC 2022 which was just announced to be heading to the Twin Cities in June, and how the relationships built at the conference have paid off when facing challenges in the industry. She takes us through her career journey up through her perspective of the challenging time of the last year and a half. Enjoy this friendly and informative episode that's as nice and wonderful as the state she calls home.Kelly McGrath: Facebook | Twitter | Instagram | LinkedInXcel Energy Center: Facebook | Twitter | Instagram

Today we conclude the book of Acts, and Fr. Mike reflects on our deep conviction to be the Church by serving all in the world, furthuring St. Paul's legacy of ordinary service, a willingness to share the gospel, and a dedication to following God's will. Today's readings are Acts 28, Philippians 1-2, and Proverbs 29:25-27. For the complete reading plan, visit ascensionpress.com/bibleinayear. Please note: The Bible contains adult themes that may not be suitable for children - parental discretion is advised.

Questions Covered: 05:57 – What is the difference between salvation and redemption? Who paid the cost for redemption?  07:56 – I'm a revert and I found out that since my wife and I were married outside the church, it's not found valid. Can I have some clarification as to how our marriage is seen in the eyes of the church and how to go about this “hiatus” until we get it validated?  13:41 – Is there any reference in the bible to there being a “mother” God or a female figure God?  17:41 – If you're going to have a religious practice that's trying to study the heart and mind of reality, why wouldn't your religion be totally scientifically based, Catholicism seems to always be on the coattails of science.  21:47 – I had a Methodist friend who argued for female ordination and brought up St Paul mentioning Junia, saying she was “honored among the apostles”. Could you talk about this and what it means in terms of females being able to be ordained?  30:55 – At the 2019 Amazon summit that met at the Vatican, what did the Pachamama statue that was presented to the pope symbolize? Was it the Virgin Mary or “mother earth”?  35:56 – How is there one God but then when talking about the trinity, it is said that God is then each of the three parts as well?  44:19 – A Lutheran friend said Christianity is the only religion where works are not required for salvation. Could you please give me a Catholic response to this?  49:00 – I'm a new Catholic. Once a month the priest gives a priestly blessing on new couples married within that month. He raises his hand to give that blessing. The parishioners raise their hands toward the couples as well but I never do it. What is the right way?  …

In this week's episode, Sid Evans, Editor-in-Chief of Southern Living Magazine, talks to Paul Janeway, lead vocalist for Alabama soul band St. Paul and the Broken Bones, about putting his grandfather on an album, the small Tennessee pizza restaurant that held one of the group's most legendary performances, and singing in church at an early age. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

St. Paul is surely one of the most famous leaders listed in the entire Bible.  His life reads like a passionate saga and is full of lessons for those of us, who being Christians, want to follow in his footsteps leading in our world.  That's why his second letter to Timothy is so important.  It actually chronicles St. Paul's final letter in the New Testament to one of his closest disciples.  Chapter 3 of this letter offers us wonderful insight into faith's capacity to bring us endurance. 

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Jesus comes to make us joyful.  He shares his joy with us and calls us to a deep happiness.  Our times of sadness and sorrow are certainly part of his plan for us, but they can coexist with a constant joy.   When we put too much value in passing things, of whatever kind, our joy becomes fragile and fleeting.  To make God our joy, by contrast, is to have a joy "that no one can take from you."  Not only is God the cause of our joy, but in his love for us we are also the cause of his joy.  https://comeawaybyyourselves.com

12 American cities including St Paul have set homicide records for 2021. All 12 cities are run by Democrats. The Kim Potter trial continues to attract world wide attention. We also have a story of a terrifying home invasion in Minneapolis, and Johnny Heidt with guitar news.

On how her husband's ALS diagnosis led to catharsis via podcast; on listening to someone's pain without interruption or judgement; on why expressing one's feelings to a wide audience is so important.

Melvyn Bragg and guests discuss the events of 21st October 1805, in which the British fleet led by Nelson destroyed a combined Franco-Spanish fleet in the Atlantic off the coast of Spain. Nelson's death that day was deeply mourned in Britain, and his example proved influential, and the battle was to help sever ties between Spain and its American empire. In France meanwhile, even before Nelson's body was interred at St Paul's, the setback at Trafalgar was overshadowed by Napoleon's decisive victory over Russia and Austria at Austerlitz, though Napoleon's search for his lost naval strength was to shape his plans for further conquests. The image above is from 'The Battle of Trafalgar' by JMW Turner (1824). With James Davey Lecturer in Naval and Maritime History at the University of Exeter Marianne Czisnik Independent researcher on Nelson and editor of his letters to Lady Hamilton And Kenneth Johnson Research Professor of National Security at Air University, Alabama Producer: Simon Tillotson

Melvyn Bragg and guests discuss the events of 21st October 1805, in which the British fleet led by Nelson destroyed a combined Franco-Spanish fleet in the Atlantic off the coast of Spain. Nelson's death that day was deeply mourned in Britain, and his example proved influential, and the battle was to help sever ties between Spain and its American empire. In France meanwhile, even before Nelson's body was interred at St Paul's, the setback at Trafalgar was overshadowed by Napoleon's decisive victory over Russia and Austria at Austerlitz, though Napoleon's search for his lost naval strength was to shape his plans for further conquests. The image above is from 'The Battle of Trafalgar' by JMW Turner (1824). With James Davey Lecturer in Naval and Maritime History at the University of Exeter Marianne Czisnik Independent researcher on Nelson and editor of his letters to Lady Hamilton And Kenneth Johnson Research Professor of National Security at Air University, Alabama Producer: Simon Tillotson

Two different reports concerning a brawl at MSP airport over Thanksgiving weekend. St Paul schools to take two more days off for Christmas break for mental health and stress relief. More Beatles chatter, and Johnny Heidt with guitar news.

Quick recap of the latest USMNT news and the action from the weekend with Watke and NatFan9. We covered St. Paul's weather in February, ranch sauce on pizza, Tim Weah's excellent form, etc. etc.support Scuffed on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/scuffedjoin the Discord: https://discord.gg/X6tfzkM8XU buy our merch: https://my-store-11446477.creator-spring.com/drop us a question at this link and we'll try to answer it: https://forms.gle/vEatDVE6wsMzekep8