Podcasts about student takeover

Hur bygger man community radio från grunden - utan budget, men med en stark vision?I det här avsnittet berättar tidigare DMG-studenterna Matilda Daka och Axel Sundeman historien bakom Rotation Radio - community radion som växte fram ur en gemensam kärlek till musik och en vilja att skapa något som saknades i Stockholm.De delar med sig av resan från en enkel idé till ett levande community där DJs, musikälskare och kreatörer får en plattform att upptäcka, dela och lyfta musik bortom algoritmer och kommersiella spellistor. Samtalet handlar om varför community radio behövs idag, hur det kan samla människor kring en gemensam passion och vad som krävs för att förvandla en vision till verklighet. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This special service is our annual Student Takeover, where our Resonate Kids and Youth get to lead church on Sunday morning! From worship, to serving, to the message itself, our Kids and Youth get to show us what God has laid on their hearts, and everything they've been learning! We have some sweet testimonies and a mini sermon from our RL Kids, and a panel on the topic of parent relationships from our RL Youth!

I veckans avsnitt är det Sofia Hoss som tar över som host! Hon har nyligen tagit examen från DMG Education och bjuder in gästen Sulekha Daar, PR & Operations på Rush.Tillsammans pratar de om vägen in i musikbranschen, vikten av att våga ta plats och hur man bygger en långsiktig karriär i en bransch som ständigt utvecklas.Dem pratar om kvinnor i musikbranschen, jämställdhet, representation och ledarskap, men också om nätverk, självförtroende och hur unga kvinnor kan navigera en bransch där spelreglerna inte alltid är självklara.Sulekha delar generöst med sig av sina erfarenheter från nära tio år i branschen och ger konkreta råd till den som vill ta steget in i musikvärlden. Ett inspirerande samtal om mod, passion och att skapa sin egen väg. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Sebastian Meyer, jobbar på produktionsavdelningen på United Stage och gästar Musikbranschpodden i ett specialavsnitt med Frida Thilén som går Music Business Developer på DMG Education. Det pratas om livebranschen, hur turnéer fungerar bakom kulisserna och varför problemlösning, människokännedom och lugn är minst lika viktiga som teknisk kompetens.Sebastian berättar om turnélivet med artister som Darin och Zara Larsson, övergången från ett liv på vägarna till ett kontorsjobb och hur erfarenhet gör att stress ersätts av trygghet. Sebastian delar också med sig av historier från internationella turnéer, vikten av gruppdynamik och varför de bästa produktionerna är de där publiken aldrig märker allt som faktiskt höll på att gå fel.Ett avsnitt om människorna bakom konserterna och allt arbete som krävs för att skapa den magi publiken upplever framför scenen. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Generations Church Online | Pastor Jeremy Isaacs | GYTH Student Takeover by Generations Church

During Student Takeover Weekend, student Caden challenged the church to boldly share the hope of Jesus with the people around them and reminded us that the Gospel was never meant to be kept to ourselves. Through Scripture, personal stories, and practical encouragement, he showed that sharing our faith is less about having all the perfect answers and more about loving people enough to point them to Christ. Caden emphasized that every believer has a role in God's mission and that ordinary conversations can have an eternal impact when we are willing to step out in faith. He encouraged listeners to overcome fear, trust the Holy Spirit, and live with urgency in a world full of people searching for hope and truth. Ultimately, the message was a powerful reminder that God can use anyone—regardless of age or experience—to make a difference for His Kingdom.

During Student Takeover Weekend, student Cole delivered an encouraging message about remaining faithful to God even when the process feels long, repetitive, or uncertain. Looking at the story of Joshua and the battle of Jericho, he reminded the church that obedience often requires trusting God before we can see the outcome. Cole challenged listeners to keep following God faithfully day after day, even when it feels like nothing is changing, knowing that God is still working behind the scenes. Through passages in Joshua and Hebrews 11, he showed that breakthrough often comes after seasons of perseverance, courage, and unwavering faith. Ultimately, the message encouraged the church to stay strong, trust God's timing, and believe that He is faithful to fulfill His promises.

For Student Takeover Weekend, Student Pastor Wade Smith challenged the church to step into the next generation by getting involved in the lives of students and investing in what God is doing through Student Ministry at Cherry Hills Community Church. Through personal stories, heartfelt prayers for his daughter's future, and a powerful look at Ephesians 3:14–21, Wade reminded us that students are searching for identity, purpose, and a relationship with Jesus in a world full of confusion and pressure. He encouraged the church to move beyond simply attending and instead pray boldly, serve faithfully, and help students know God and discover who He created them to be. The message painted a compelling picture of what can happen when an entire church rallies around the next generation with love, consistency, and intentional discipleship. Student Takeover Weekend served as both a celebration of what God is already doing through students and a call for every generation to play a part in what He wants to do next.

During Student Takeover Weekend, student Anna delivered a powerful message about finding joy and hope even in the middle of life's hardest trials. Drawing from passages such as James 1, Romans 5, and 2 Corinthians 4, she reminded us that suffering is not meaningless but can shape perseverance, character, and a deeper faith in God. Through Scripture, personal reflection, and thoughtful apologetics, Anna encouraged listeners to trust God even when life feels painful, uncertain, or overwhelming. She pointed to both the promises of God's presence in suffering and the evidence of His design and faithfulness seen throughout creation and history. Ultimately, the message challenged the church to fix their eyes not on temporary struggles, but on the eternal hope and joy found in Christ.

Come and See John 1:43-51 We don't always grasp how good something is until we experience it ourselves. A famous landmark, a five-star restaurant, even a New York Times bestseller may be highly recommended, but you only know it's worth it once you've seen it for yourself. In the same way, Jesus invites His followers with a simple call: “Follow me.” Naturally, those who accepted Him couldn't keep it to themselves, so they passed the invitation along with three life-changing words: “Come and see.” Join us this Sunday for Student Takeover, as we hear from both Scripture and from the mouths of our students – young men and women who have responded to that same invitation, discovering the goodness of Jesus for themselves. Come and see what happens when God's children say yes to their King. 

Come and See John 1:43-51 We don't always grasp how good something is until we experience it ourselves. A famous landmark, a five-star restaurant, even a New York Times bestseller may be highly recommended, but you only know it's worth it once you've seen it for yourself. In the same way, Jesus invites His followers with a simple call: “Follow me.” Naturally, those who accepted Him couldn't keep it to themselves, so they passed the invitation along with three life-changing words: “Come and see.” Join us this Sunday for Student Takeover, as we hear from both Scripture and from the mouths of our students – young men and women who have responded to that same invitation, discovering the goodness of Jesus for themselves. Come and see what happens when God's children say yes to their King. 

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Nehemiah | Week 6 (Student Takeover 3) | Be On Guard Against Moral Weakness | Amelia Miller

This month's podcast continues our collaborative project with James Madison University's Feminist Rhetorics course. This is the final of three podcasts guest-hosted by team of students who are exploring Girl Museum, the Girls. Period. exhibition.On this episode, the team interview Kigere Rose, the founder of the Women's Rights Initiative, and Eleanor Jones, who interned at WORI researching and developing the East African Women's Museum, to find out how WORI works to empower women through menstrual education, and how the East African Women's Museum serves to empower women's contributions to everyday history. Thanks for listening.The JMU Team: Ally de Cardona, Via Chapin, LeeAnne English-Stewart, and Freddie Tavakoli.Girls. Period. exhibitionGirl MuseumWomen's Rights Initiative (WORI)

Nehemiah | Week 5 (Student Takeover 2) | Worship At The Center Of Life | Ben Truax

Nehemiah | Week 4 (Student Takeover 1) | Merciful Faithful God, Persistently Sinful People | Andrew Sims

We had Carson, Cayden and Ashton take over the YA Podcast and share things God is speaking in their lives. Speaking to the practical and spiritual questions and challenges you may be walking in right now.

How did God speak to you today?Support the show

Our first podcast of 2026 continues our collaborative project with James Madison University's Feminist Rhetorics course. This is the second of three podcasts guest-hosted by team of students from that class who are exploring Girl Museum, the Girls. Period. exhibition.The team continue their interview our Head Girl, Ashley E. Remer about Girl Museum and Ella Stotzky, a fellow student who worked on the exhibition.Thanks for listening.The JMU Team: Ally de Cardona, Via Chapin, LeeAnne English-Stewart, and Freddie Tavakoli.Girls. Period. exhibitionGirl Museum

We must take personal ownership of the Great Commission.

For our final podcast of the year, we are flipping the script with our collaborative project with James Mason University's Feminist Rhetorics course. The next three podcasts will be guest-hosted by team of students from that class who are exploring Girl Museum, the Girls. Period. exhibition and the work of WORI, the Women's Rights Initiative in Uganda.In this first episode, Olivia Chapin, Ally de Cardona, LeeAnne English-Stewart and Freddie Tavakoli- interview our Head Girl, Ashley E. Remer to find out more about Girl Museum, our work, and our rhetorics. Thanks for listening. Girls. Period. exhibition

We Are Created On Purpose, With Purpose, For Purpose

Bethany McCarthy | 10.19.25

Grade 8 hosts Hugh and Emma interview WAB's new MYP Coordinator, Ms. Rebekah, in a lively conversation about learning, community, and curiosity.

Pastor Angie McKay & Zac Boring with Quinn, Danielle, Joey, Bryce, Zack & Craig

Whether you have led see you at the pole, want to learn more about it or are want to start this prayer movement at your school, take a listen. We have experienced students share their wisdom and experiences with you!

This Sunday, our students take over the church! We will be hearing from our Youth Pastor, Justus Cagle, and several students who will be sharing during the sermon time. We hope you will be blessed and encouraged!

Student Takeover Sunday- Isaac Franks

Come join us as we talk about Jesus!

Carlos Campos

This service is our Student Takeover. You will hear testimonies from a couple of our students and a message from our high school director.

Our students just came back from camp and they are on fire for Jesus. Join us as we talk about why the next generation matters and how we can play a part!

During Student Takeover Weekend at Cherry Hills Community Church, sCole Hunt shared a powerful message on the parable of the prodigal son, emphasizing God's grace and the open arms with which He welcomes us home. Eva Lorenz followed by drawing wisdom from Proverbs 31, encouraging everyone—especially young women—to pursue strength, dignity, and a life rooted in faith. Bronson Stewart concluded with a bold reminder that students are not merely future leaders but are actively leading today, shaping the church and community right now. Each speaker brought a unique and inspiring perspective, showing how Scripture speaks directly into students' lives and leadership. The weekend was an exciting look at God's work through the next generation to impact the present.

Generations Church Online | Pastor Carson Hale | Student Takeover Sunday by Generations Church