Podcasts about taken out

This month we're joined by Tom Guilliams, author of the popular video course, “Taken Out of Context.” Applying a Hebraic hermeneutic, Tom uproots anti-semitic thinking and helps us hear Stephen's gospel insight into the biblical phrase dwelling place for the God of Jacob in a fresh new way. Enjoy!

Today we are joined by two of the co-founders of Curtsy Clara Agnes Ault and David Oates! We've been fans of Curtsy from the very beginning, and we are so excited to dive into the story of how their team built a thrifting empire. From operating a business with your sibling, to pivoting your business model completely, Clara Agnes and David give us an inside look at what it takes to build a start up. SarCar is back from Hawaii and sharing some CRAZY stories about her last few days on island. Alli is getting settled into her new house in Nashville and both sisters have been TAKEN OUT by day light savings time... who's with us?We are also so excited to be partnering with Curtsy! This is an app we use and love and we are so honored to expand it to our sisterhood. You can find new with tags Lululemon on there for $30. If your closet is overflowing, use their Clear Out feature to auction off a bag of clothes in 7 days to the highest bidder. They also have Try On video listings, which makes shopping as fun as watching TikTok. We've partnered with them to offer our listeners $10 off your first order with code SISTERS. Find their website and Download the app HERE and follow them along on their instagram @Curtsy Thank you Curtsy for being a sponsor of this week's episode! Support the show

Oh, labor you half holiday you. Due to the holiday, the OG crew is in the house as Noah and Jess join me to discuss two stories. A fan storming the field getting TAKEN OUT and a basketball player getting jumped. Also, a very rare episode where talk about some comedy stuff. Listen. Laugh. Share. ENJOY!

We're jumping back in post-cliffhanger! Pipa has been Taken Out by the extraterrestrial warlord Gorox the Vanquisher; what could possibly come next? Well there's next to nothing I can say about it that isn't a spoiler, so LISTEN AND FIND OUT, TRUE BELIEVERS! Music by Perennial Sounds LLC

10/31/21 - Taken Out of the Burning | Pastor Paul McGee

In this weeks episode of BLEUMAFIA I break down the Bills Vs Bears preseason beatdown in Chicago. I cover a few things that I liked, including the biggest factor that is CULTURE. That's the theme for today, the QB and Coach Culture and how that makes a winning combination. I break down the Bills performance, as well as the performance by the Bears. Talk a little bit about how tough it is to find a top 53 in Buffalo vs other teams around the NFL as we get into final cuts. I breakdown My take - the Conspiracy  Angle on hitting NFL Qbs. How I grew up, how the game has changed, and how QBs earn the ability to not get TAKEN OUT. We talk about how one ole gunslinger's effort to make football non contact at the youth level. Lastly in the NFL segment we talk about who the top new QB/Coach cultures that will certainly make noise this year, and a few who have BIG question marks to answer or be shuffled out for the next tag team. Thanks for listening guys remember to subscribe for Weekly episodes and let me know if you want to chat!Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/rejandthezoo)

Welcome to episode #74 of "Not Me, But You!" Yes there ARE TWO episodes that are numbered 73! But that is because the system would NOT allow me to label one 73-A and the other 73-B! Sorry for the confusion.. It's great to be back creating/podcasting/uploading episodes again. So in a thumbnail sketch summary, inflation is caused, in part, by governments printing MORE fiat currency. IF, the US Gov't prints MORE dollars, then the dollars you already have, ARE WORTH LESS! What happens to PRICES when dollars are worth less? Prices INCREASE, prices RISE! Why?...Because is takes MORE dollars to buy the same things/services that you brought BEFORE the Gov't printed MORE dollars! In my country, the inflation RATE is bogus! Why? Because when the inflation rate is calculated (inflation said to increase about 3% to 4% per year) the cost of FOOD/ENERGY is TAKEN OUT of the calculation! Do you know anyone who can survive WITHOUT food or energy(electricity, gasoline, natural gas etc.)? To get an accurate idea of INFLATION, simply go to the store where you buy groceries and look at the cost of things like milk, eggs, meat, cheese, etc. Have those prices only gone up by 3% to 4% in the past year or 2 years or 5 years?? Haven't you heard an older relative speak about how a GALLON of gasoline used to cost 30 CENTS?!! Why is that? Because of INFLATION! Inflation is like a HIDDEN tax on your money. It is EATING away at the BUYING POWER of your money. What is the solution? You have to make MORE money each year in order to KEEP PACE with the ACTUAL inflation rate!  YouTube link to Michael Saylor video mentioned in this episode  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vuz44fwkEz0&t=2128sWAYPA Today stands for: "What Are You Passionate About Today?" Have courage today, to pick one thing, and work on your dreams! Email: Waypatoday@gmail.com Website: www.waypatoday.com Facebook Page: Waypa TodayTwitter: Waypa Today 

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Podcast #13 Be on a TV Gameshow Like most kids growing up, Seb would watch gameshows most evenings. From The Price is Right to Wheel of Fortune, he always wondered what it would be like to be a contestant. Listen in to hear how his childhood curiosity led him to apply for every gameshow on Australian TV as an adult, leading him to find success on an awkward dating show called Taken Out. From being embarrassed on national television, to spilling champagne on his date, this is a fun one! #WhatsOnYourList

Welcome! This is the second podcast of "Connecting The Testaments," a podcast that is a quest to think and act more like Jesus.   We are building and continuing our quest to answer the question, "What was Jesus' worldview?" (part2).  In conversational style and deep probing discussion, we explore questions like: What does it mean to have a biblical perspective?  Is perspective and worldview synonymous or are they different?  Does our experiencing and perspectives shape how we read and interpret scripture? What was the context and culture that Jesus lived in?  How did he interact with his own culture?  How did this shape his worldview?  Did this affect how he taught?  What was the expectations and perspectives of the early believers?  How did their culture influence their approach to scripture and their orthopraxy (the doing of their faith)?   You will be challenged to take a look at your own perspective and how your experiences have shaped how your approach to the scriptures.  So journey with us in this podcast to dive deep into Jesus' world, his culture, his perspectives, and worldview.  You will be pleasantly surprised. Here are some resources that we have referenced in our last two podcasts that are worth checking out: * "Taken Out of Context." This is four session online course that will help you explore the Second Temple Period, the Jewish sects in Jesus world, other extras biblical sources that shaped their world (i.e. Book of Enoch, etc...), and the overall culture that shaped Jesus' worldview.  * "Behold The Man: Discovering Our Hebrew Lord - The Historical Jesus of Nazareth."  This is a twelve session course that takes a deep dive into the world of Jesus, the Hebraic culture of his day, the Jewish expectations of the Messiah, the importance of the Hebrew language, the Rabbinic methods of discipleship, etc...  This is a must resource for those who are looking to be challenged to grow in their knowledge and perspective of who Jesus was and how he really lived.  

Welcome! This is the inaugural podcast of "Connecting The Testaments," a podcast that is a quest to think and act more like Jesus.   Our inaugural episode is titled, "What was Jesus' worldview?" (part1).  In conversational style and deep probing discussion, we explore questions like: What does it mean to have a biblical perspective?  Is perspective and worldview synonymous or are they different?  Does our experiencing and perspectives shape how we read and interpret scripture? What was the context and culture that Jesus lived in?  How did he interact with his own culture?  How did this shape his worldview?  Did this affect how he taught?  What was the expectations and perspectives of the early believers?  How did their culture influence their approach to scripture and their orthopraxy (the doing of their faith)?   You will be challenged to take a look at your own perspective and how your experiences have shaped how your approach to the scriptures.  So journey with us in this podcast to dive deep into Jesus' world, his culture, his perspectives, and worldview.  You will be pleasantly surprised. Here are some resources that we reference in this podcast that is worth checking out: * "Taken Out of Context." This is four session online course that will help you explore the Second Temple Period, the Jewish sects in Jesus world, other extras biblical sources that shaped their world (i.e. Book of Enoch, etc...), and the overall culture that shaped Jesus' worldview.  * "Behold The Man: Discovering Our Hebrew Lord - The Historical Jesus of Nazareth."  This is a twelve session course that takes a deep dive into the world of Jesus, the Hebraic culture of his day, the Jewish expectations of the Messiah, the importance of the Hebrew language, the Rabbinic methods of discipleship, etc...  This is a must resource for those who are looking to be challenged to grow in their knowledge and perspective of who Jesus was and how he really lived.  

James Kerley has hosted some of the coolest shows in Australia, like Balls of Steel, Channel 7, Nickelodeon, Sarvo, Taken Out and The Grammys. He's a great friend and we have always wanted to work together so we have to settle for a crappy podcast for the minute. At the end of the podcast, I try out a new segment where we take a look at some great Aussie history. By the way, he didn't host the Grammys, but I think he would have been awesome if he did. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

A very reminiscent episode in which we remember classic reality dating shows, Ben looks into the eyes of a man in full stream and we rekindle the classic Swaziland vs Belgium rivalry. - Ben enjoys a slightly forced Meet My Folks style montage. - We get Taken Out and James Kerley makes fun out us. - Ben and Alex make sparkle bombs and Vicki is unimpressed. - Vicki calls Ben a piker and a jerk for over an hour. - Ben walks into the hall of mirrors and stumbles across too much penis. - Ben goes on an excursion and defeats the Milkman, then recommends a good place to milk a goat. - Ben owes Alex $50 worth of bread in the year 2030 because of a raspberry related bet. - We recap our 2011 predictions and apparently chameleons are more popular than Ben expected. - We make some predictions for 2012 and Vicki is no longer in love with Rodger Corser. - Vicki’s friend gets attacked by a giant Jaguar… statue. - Someone draws a giant penis on a porcelain cat statue. - Vicki decorates a “Leary penis Santa” cookie.

A very reminiscent episode in which we remember classic reality dating shows, Ben looks into the eyes of a man in full stream and we rekindle the classic Swaziland vs Belgium rivalry. - Ben enjoys a slightly forced Meet My Folks style montage. - We get Taken Out and James Kerley makes fun out us. - Ben and Alex make sparkle bombs and Vicki is unimpressed. - Vicki calls Ben a piker and a jerk for over an hour. - Ben walks into the hall of mirrors and stumbles across too much penis. - Ben goes on an excursion and defeats the Milkman, then recommends a good place to milk a goat. - Ben owes Alex $50 worth of bread in the year 2030 because of a raspberry related bet. - We recap our 2011 predictions and apparently chameleons are more popular than Ben expected. - We make some predictions for 2012 and Vicki is no longer in love with Rodger Corser. - Vicki’s friend gets attacked by a giant Jaguar… statue. - Someone draws a giant penis on a porcelain cat statue. - Vicki decorates a “Leary penis Santa” cookie.

danah boyd is a researcher at Microsoft Research New England and a Fellow at the Harvard University Berkman Center for Internet and Society. She recently completed her PhD in the School of Information at the University of California-Berkeley.Dr. boyd’s dissertation “Taken Out of Context: American Teen Sociality in Networked Publics” focused on how American youth use networked publics for sociable purposes. She examined the role that social network sites like MySpace and Facebook play in everyday teen interactions and social relations. She was interested in how mediated environments alter the structural conditions in which teens operate, forcing them to manage complex dynamics like interacting before invisible audiences, managing context collisions, and negotiating the convergence of public and private life. This work was funded by the MacArthur Foundation as part of a broader grant on digital youth and informal learning.At the Berkman Center, danah co-directed the Internet Safety Technical Task Force to work with companies and non-profits to identify potential technical solutions for keeping children safe online. This Task Force was formed by the U.S. Attorneys General and MySpace and is being organized by the Berkman Center.Dr. boyd received a bachelor’s degree in computer science from Brown University and a master’s degree in sociable media from MIT Media Lab. She has worked as an ethnographer and social media researcher for various corporations, including Intel, Tribe.net, Google, and Yahoo! She also created and managed a large online community for V-Day, a non-profit organization working to end violence against women and girls worldwide. She has advised numerous other companies, sits on corporate, education, and non-profit advisory boards, and regularly speaks at industry conferences and events.danah maintains a blog on social media called Apophenia.

danah boyd is a researcher at Microsoft Research New England and a Fellow at the Harvard University Berkman Center for Internet and Society. She recently completed her PhD in the School of Information at the University of California-Berkeley.Dr. boyd’s dissertation “Taken Out of Context: American Teen Sociality in Networked Publics” focused on how American youth use networked publics for sociable purposes. She examined the role that social network sites like MySpace and Facebook play in everyday teen interactions and social relations. She was interested in how mediated environments alter the structural conditions in which teens operate, forcing them to manage complex dynamics like interacting before invisible audiences, managing context collisions, and negotiating the convergence of public and private life. This work was funded by the MacArthur Foundation as part of a broader grant on digital youth and informal learning.At the Berkman Center, danah co-directed the Internet Safety Technical Task Force to work with companies and non-profits to identify potential technical solutions for keeping children safe online. This Task Force was formed by the U.S. Attorneys General and MySpace and is being organized by the Berkman Center.Dr. boyd received a bachelor’s degree in computer science from Brown University and a master’s degree in sociable media from MIT Media Lab. She has worked as an ethnographer and social media researcher for various corporations, including Intel, Tribe.net, Google, and Yahoo! She also created and managed a large online community for V-Day, a non-profit organization working to end violence against women and girls worldwide. She has advised numerous other companies, sits on corporate, education, and non-profit advisory boards, and regularly speaks at industry conferences and events.danah maintains a blog on social media called Apophenia.