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Episode 206 of the revival lifestyle podcast. Step into a powerful conversation with Jonathan Cahn, New York Times bestselling author, as we discuss his brand-new book The Avatar. Could the ancient gods of old still be influencing our world today? Are unseen spiritual forces shaping culture, politics, and society in ways most people never realize?In this exclusive interview, Jonathan Cahn uncovers:The shocking truth behind the rise of ancient pagan powers in modern timesHow these “avatars” may be operating behind world leaders, movements, and cultural shiftsWhat the Bible reveals about demonic influence over nations and societies Why this mystery matters for America, the church, and your personal lifeIf you've ever wondered whether there's more going on behind the headlines than meets the eye, this interview will open your eyes to the spiritual war raging in our world today.Get the book here https://a.co/d/8wTqunVTo sow into this stream Monthly/ONE time/ https://bit.ly/2NRIBcM PAYPAL https://shorturl.at/eJY57www.Isaiahsaldivar.comwww.Instagram.com/Isaiahsaldivarwww.Facebook.com/Isaiahsaldivarwww.youtube.com/IsaiahsaldivarOrder My New Book, "How To Cast Out Demons," Here! https://a.co/d/87NYEfcTo sow www.Isaiahsaldivar.com/partner

Join Raza Ahmed Danayal Zia & Abdul Qayyum Rashid for Friday's show from 4-6pm where we will be discussing: ‘Trump Putin: Peace or Power play?' and ‘Raising children to believe' Trump Putin: Peace or Power play? In this one-hour special, we dive deep into the complex world of nuclear energy—a technology that promises clean power but also carries heavy baggage. As the world transitions to cleaner energy, China emerges as a global leader in nuclear development, investing heavily in next-generation reactors and exporting its nuclear technology abroad. What does this mean for the global balance of power and the future of energy? Join us as we analyze perspective on a critical question of our time: Is nuclear energy a wise path forward, or are we playing with forces beyond our control? Raising children to believe In a world filled with distractions, building a strong foundation of faith in children is highly essential. A child's spiritual foundation is not built overnight; it is cultivated through love, example, and consistent guidance in everyday life. Join us as we discuss ways to build a firm foundation of faith in our children to raise a pious generation for the future. Producers: Sana Nadeem, Nabahat Nayyrah and Maria Ahmad Tooba

Join Aneeq ur Rehman and Dr Tariq Bajwa for Wednesday's show where we will be discussing : « Populism » and « Jihad » Populism From Britain to the heart of Europe, populist movements are gaining ground by turning politics into a battle of blame—targeting migrants, elites, and institutions to tap into public frustration. Join us as we examine how these narratives are shaping political discourse, from Reform UK's rise to the growing far-right movements across Europe. Jihad Violence and extremism — the world thinks that's Jihad. But that's wrong. Radical groups have distorted its meaning, creating a global stereotype of Islam as violent. In truth, Jihad simply means “to strive.” Its real purpose has been forgotten by many. Join us as we explore the true meaning of Jihad, the greater and lesser struggles, and clear away the misconceptions. Guests : Aliya Hina Malik (Studying social & cultural anthropology and completing her PhD about Tabligh & Conversion as social dynamics.) Akash Malik Producers : Aalia Mazhar, Aafia Mazhar and Amatul Bari Khan

Topic I: BRICS With talk of expansion and a shared currency, BRICS is challenging Western dominance. Some see danger, others hope for balance. Islam, through the teachings of the Holy Prophet (peace be upon him), offers a timeless blueprint for true success – built on justice, honesty, and cooperation – reminding us that real strength lies in serving humanity, not greed or rivalry. Topic II: Pharmacist Under Pressure Pharmacists are more than medicine experts, they're the frontline of community care. Need advice on your medication? Want to know if that cough needs a doctor's visit? Looking for a quick vaccine or a trusted health check without an appointment? Who's there when the GP is booked up and the clinic is miles away? Your local pharmacist. Accessible, knowledgeable, and always ready to help, not just dispensing medicine, but guiding, supporting, and keeping families healthy. So the real question is: why see them as just dispensers, when they're truly partners in care? Presenter(s): Imam Saad Ahmad Imam Zakaria Sheikh Hamayun Jahangeer Guest(s): Dr Rex A McKenzie - Senior Lecturer in Economics at Kingston University Nuwaira Khalid – Studying Financial Economics BSc. Farhana Amir – Pharmacist Producer(s): Nuwaira Khalid, Mutbashra Ahmed and Manahil Khalid

Join Hanif Khan & Amaar Ahmad for Monday's show from 4-6pm where we will be discussing: ‘Flagging Identities' and ‘Pressure on Schools' Flagging Identities Do you feel proud to fly the Union flag in Britain during the Olympics? Or does it make you feel uncomfortable to see rows of St George's crosses lining the streets of Birmingham? Are these flags a symbol of unity and patriotism or are they being hijacked for political purposes by those who wish to divide us? These are some of the questions we would like to discuss as we look into how flags reflect our national identity. Join us between 4 and 5 as we go on to consider the motivational pull of flags. Pressure on Schools As classrooms grow fuller and teacher shortages rise, we ask: are our school buckling under pressure? The show will explore how increasing demands, limited resources, and policy shifts have pushed educators to the edge. We'll reflect on the emotional, physical, and professional toll this burden takes, and what this means for the future of education in the UK Guests: Orla Muldoon - Professor of Psychology at the University of LImerick Malcolm Farrow OBE - President of the Flag Institute Professor John Denham - Director of the Centre of English Identity, University of Southampton Jake Puddle - Director of Research at British Future Mufleha Saleem - secondary teacher Manahil Khalid - Secondary School Mathematics Teacher in Liverpool. Producers: Nabeela Shah and Azka Hina

Join Raza Ahmed and Danayal Zia for Friday's show from 4-6pm where we will be discussing: ‘Gaza's Children' and ‘Blasphemy' Gaza's Children 18,885 children have been mercilessly killed in Gaza since October 7 2023. Yet another tragedy facing Palestinian children is the trauma of war and the ongoing starvation. In the middle of this bloodshed, the innocence of childhood is being robbed off Gaza's youngsters. What will be of the future of these children that survive these horrors? Join us as we look at the heartbreaking state of Gaza's children Blasphemy Recent cases of Quran burning have reignited debate over blasphemy laws in the UK. Should such laws return, or do they risk causing more harm than good? ﷺ Join us as we reflect on the Prophet's merciful response to mockery, examine how blasphemy laws are misused in places like Pakistan, and consider whether legal bans are the right way to balance free expression with respect for faith Guests: Dr Jacob Mchangama - Danish lawyer and historian of free speech. Dr Rumee Ahmed - Professor of Islamic Law at the University of British Columbia. Stephen Evans - Chief Executive of the National Secular Society. Professor Tariq Modood - Professor of sociology at the University of Bristol, here to explore how blasphemy debates affect multicultural Britain and the challenges of balancing free speech with religious sensitivity Producers: Fezia Haq and Aisha Aullybux

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Join Zafar Ahmad & Usman Ali Anjum for Thursday's show where we will be discussing : 'Pay Inequality' and 'Honour Crimes'. Pay Inequality In this episode, we explore the pressing issue of pay inequality and how it disproportionately impacts women, undermining both individual dignity and societal progress. We'll delve into why forcing women out of work—especially for raising families—is not only unjust but detrimental to society's well-being. Join us as we examine this chalter lenge through the lens of Islamic teachings, highlighting the faith's recognition of women's rights and value. Honour Crimes This program uncovers the harsh reality behind so-called "honour crimes"—acts of violence committed against women and girls in the name of preserving family dignity. Despite being framed as cultural or traditional practices, these crimes are rooted in deep-seated patriarchy and gender inequality. Through expert insights, we will reveal how honour is used as a mask to justify abuse, control, and even murder. Guests: Heather Joshi - Retired professor of economic demography Afrah Qassim -  Founder & CEO of Savera UK, a leading national charity working to end 'honour'-based abuse. Nasima Abukar - Campaigns and Communications Manager for IKWRO - Women's Rights Organisation Producers : Mahira Ramzeen, Raaziya Sheron and Sabiha Tariq

A New Marriage | Colossians 3:17–19Marriage is one of the greatest blessings—and greatest challenges—of life. In this message, we walk through Paul's words in Colossians 3:17–19 and see how the gospel transforms the way husbands and wives relate to one another.From Adam and Eve's mistakes in the garden to the radical course corrections offered in the New Testament, we'll explore:Why marriage can be so difficult at timesHow sin brings dysfunction into our roles as husbands and wivesWhat it truly means for wives to submit and husbands to lead with loveHow Jesus restores dignity, respect, and equality within marriageWhether you're married, preparing for marriage, or simply curious about what God says about it, this passage reminds us that marriage is more than a human contract—it's a picture of God's love and leadership.Key Scriptures:Colossians 3:17–19Genesis 3:8–161 Peter 3:7, 1 Peter 4:8Don't forget to like, share, and subscribe for more biblical teaching that applies to everyday life.#Marriage #Colossians #Sermon #ChristianLiving #BibleTeaching

Join Faheem Nasir and Qamar Zafar for Wednesday's show where we will be discussing : « Homeopathy » and « Holy Quran (Miracles and Discoveries) » Homeopathy Homeopathy, founded in the late 18th century by Samuel Hahnemann, is based on the principles of “like cures like” and “the law of infinitesimals.” Supporters see it as a natural, holistic therapy, while critics argue its extreme dilutions defy science and act no better than placebos. Still, millions worldwide use homeopathy—driven by tradition, personal experience, or mistrust of conventional medicine. Holy Quran (Miracles and Discoveries) The Holy Quran, revealed over 1,400 years ago, predicted many of the discoveries today including transportation, women's rights, pollution, and Genetic Engineering. Showing remarkable alignment between spiritual guidance and scientific discovery. Join us as we dive into each discovery and its prediction hundreds of years ago. Guests : Rashida Aamir (homeopathic practitioner). Dr. Rejane (physician with over three decades of experience in pediatrics and cardiology, and now a practising homeopath in Ontario.) Producers : Hubbatul Waheed and Bareera Iftkhar

Topic I: Alzheimer's Alzheimer's disease is a progressive brain disorder and the leading cause of dementia. It gradually affects memory, thinking, and daily activities. Though there is no cure, treatments and support can help improve quality of life. Topic II: World Peace Join us as we reflect on the meaning of peace in today's turbulent world. Marking International Peace Day, we will explore how dialogue, compassion, and justice can build bridges across divides and bring communities together. Presenter(s): Imam Saad Ahmad Imam Sharjeel Ahmad Guest(s): Professor James B. Rowe – Professor of Cognitive Neurology Professor Ivan Koychev – Associate Professor in Neuropsychiatry Dr Mark Ayyash- Professor of Sociology Eric Le Reste – Was a Journalist and Producer on leading television news Producer(s): Dania Nasir and Rubina Sheraz

In this episode of The Real Build, I sat down with my wife, Elizabeth Reiman, who is also our selections and design coordinator at R.K. Reiman Construction.Elizabeth plays an important role in helping clients through the selections and design process, making sure their vision comes to life while keeping projects on track. At the same time, we talked about what teamwork looks like in our marriage and how the lessons we've learned at home carry over into the way we build homes and run projects.We covered:What teamwork means to us as a coupleHow we divide responsibilities at home to keep life balancedLessons from marriage that show up on the jobsiteSupporting each other during stressful timesHow marriage teamwork prepares us for challenges in businessWhat it's really like working together inside R.K. Reiman ConstructionThis episode gives a real look at how we make it work both at home and in the company, and why teamwork matters in every part of life.Watch the full episode now on YouTube or listen on all podcast platforms.

Join Imran Akram and Talib Man for Monday's show from 4-6pm where we will be discussing: ‘Afghanistan' and ‘Uk immigration policy' Afghanistan Afghanistan's people have endured decades of conflict, loss, and hardship, yet their resilience continues to shine through. Join us as we explore the struggles of ordinary Afghans and their daily fight for survival, the strength of families facing unimaginable challenges, and the hope that carries them forward.Join us as we discuss the true value of higher education, the balance between worldly success UK immigration Policy Join us as we explore the question of whether UK immigration represents order or disorder, peeling back the layers of public perception and media portrayal. We will discuss how misinformation can distort reality, while spotlighting the human stories, policy tensions, and moral questions that shape this ongoing debate. Guests: Dr Lucy Mayblin - Senior Lecturer Sociology at University of Sheffield, Co-Director, Migration Research Group, Associate Editor Global Social Challenges Journal Professor Bridget Anderson - Professor of Migration, Mobilities and Citizenship at the University of Bristol. Dr Reuven (Ruvi) Ziegler - Associate Professor in International Refugee Law Producers : Laiba Mubashar and Fatiha Nadeem

Join Raza Ahmed and Danayal Zia for Friday's show from 4-6pm where we will be discussing: ‘University Degree: Worthy Investment? and ‘Cosmetic Tourism: Glamour or Gamble?' University Degree: Worthy Investment? For generations, earning a university degree has been seen as the key to success. But with rising tuition fees, student debt, and uncertain job markets, is a degree still the best path forward or are there other routes to knowledge and career growth? Join us as we discuss the true value of higher education, the balance between worldly success and spiritual purpose, and how to make wise choices about learning and the future. Cosmetic Tourism: Glamour or Gamble? Cosmetic tourism, the practice of traveling abroad to undergo aesthetic procedures, has grown significantly in recent years. While it offers potential benefits such as reduced costs and access to specialized treatments, it also carries considerable risks, including medical complications and regulatory challenges. This raises the question: does cosmetic tourism represent a sophisticated opportunity or a precarious gamble. Guests: Chris Rea - Prospects graduate careers expert Conor Cotton - Managing Director at Not Going To Uni. Started his career at NGTU not long after leaving school and working his way up to running the organisation without a degree or formal business qualifications. Rose Stephenson - Director of Policy and Advocacy at Higher education policy institution Proffessor Meredith Jones - Author of 'Cosmetic Surgery: Feminist primer' and the host of the Beauty chronicles podcast. Heather Widdows - Philosopher specialising in applied ethics Producers: Rabeeta Khan, Maheda Neesir Ayesha Tahir & Tahmina Tahir

Topic I: Gambling: Betting Against the Vulnerable From the most innocent games of betting to the dangers of casinos, these establishments are creeping up slowly but are taking over at an alarming rate. Despite popular culture showing countless stories of ruins from gambling addiction, it somehow pulls many in and maintains a strong grasp on many. But what are the true dangers of gambling, on individuals, families and society at large? Why won't it let go so easily? Join us as we discuss gambling and why it truly is a bet against the most vulnerable. Topic II: Body Image: Teens at Risk in the Age of 'Perfection' We are living in an era where majority of the world is fixated on looking perfect for both society and social media. However, with this comes increased pressure. Join us today as we discuss the hidden struggles that young people face growing up under the cultural pressure to look “perfect” all the time. Presenter(s): Salman Qamar Imam Zafir Ahmad Imam Usman Ali Guest(s): Mike Robinson Amitai Shenhav Connie Sobczak Ellen Jennings Producer(s): Nadia Anwar, Munahil Nasir & Kafia Ahmad

Join Musharaf Ahmad and Dr Tariq Bajwa for Wednesday's show where we will be discussing : « Global Hunger: Is the WTO Fuelling Food Insecurity? » and « Male Suicide ». Global Hunger Global hunger is worsening, yet the World Trade Organisation's policies often make things harder for the very farmers who feed the world. By favouring powerful nations and corporations, trade rules can leave poorer countries dependent on costly imports and unable to compete. The result is deepening food insecurity and millions going hungry. The question is clear: is the WTO part of the solution, or part of the problem? Male Suicide On World Suicide Prevention Day (10 September) we face a crisis that can no longer be ignored. Each year, more than 720,000 people die by suicide worldwide, with young people aged 15–29 among the most at risk. In the UK alone, 7,055 lives were lost in 2023—around 19 a day. Over three-quarters were men, making suicide the leading cause of death for men under 50. It's time to break the silence around male emotional suffering, share stories, explore support, and shine a light on hope. Guests : Professor Molly Anderson (Professor of Food Studies Emerita at Middlebury College and Research Associate Professor at the University of Vermont, a leading expert on food systems, author, and member of the International Panel of Experts on Sustainable Food Systems.) Nout van der Vaart (Oxfam Novib's Policy Lead on Food and Land.) Nigel Sanderson (co founder of Mens mind matter.) Sam Davies (Founded the charity “Men Who Talk” in January 2022.) Producers : Nadia Shamas, Prevish Huma and Anila Syed Usman

Topic I: Gaza: When European Policy Meets Prejudice European policies on Gaza are entangled with prejudice, causing injustice and suffering. Racism and strategic interests drive Europe's stance, raising serious questions about justice, human rights and double standards. As Muslims, our duty is to stand with the oppressed, uphold justice and protect human dignity. Do Ahmadi Muslims Alter the Holy Quran? Ahmadis do not alter the Quran. Their translation is word-for-word true to the text no single word or punctuation is changed. Select differences, like ‘Seal of the Prophets' versus ‘last of the Prophets,' are legitimate translation variants also found in non-Ahmadi scholars— from Yusuf Ali to Asad, Abdel Haleem, and Arberry. Disagreement over meaning does not mean interpolation. Presenter(s): Imam Sharjeel Ahmad Imam Zakaria Sheikh Imam Hamayun Jahangeer Guest(s): 1. Martin Shaw - Sociologist of Global Politics, War and Genocide and Research Professor at the IBEI and Emeritus Professor of International Relations and Politics 2. Imam Rabeeb Mirza - A missionary of the Ahmadiyya Muslim Community, serving in the Translation Department of MTA International (Muslim Television Ahmadiyya International) 3. Imam Jalees Khan - A missionary of the Ahmadiyya Muslim Community, serving in the New Ahmadis Department Producer(s): Afia Nasir and Imam Zakariya Sheikh

What do you do when the headlines shift faster than your risk matrix can keep up? In this episode, Michael Volkov dives into the challenge of adapting compliance programs in the face of volatile and fast-changing global risks—from tariffs and trade controls to supply chain disruptions and third-party exposures. While the pressure to react is constant, the real key is staying anchored in your company's values while making smart, timely adjustments.Legal and compliance officers are used to adjustments and continuous improvement of their compliance programs. Building and maintaining an effective ethics and compliance program never ends — it is a continuous process. In a climate of rapid change, the strategies may feel familiar, but the risks themselves are taking new shape. To that end, Michael outlines five specific strategies for evolving your compliance program without losing your footing.You'll hear him discuss:Why culture isn't just a buzzword—it's the first and most critical line of defense in volatile timesHow to run a quick-turn, focused risk assessment to identify new hotspots like sanctions, tariffs, and supply chain gapsThe rising danger of indirect exposure to foreign terrorist organizations and cartels through third partiesWhat companies need to know about tariff classification, scope, and enforcement to avoid legal and economic penaltiesWhy sanctions and export controls enforcement is heating up—and what that means for your global operationsHow to recalibrate third-party risk management to account for trade-based threats and hidden ownership structuresResourcesMichael Volkov on LinkedIn | TwitterThe Volkov Law Group

Join Talib Man & Rana Ata Ul Rehman for Monday's show from 4-6pm where we will be discussing: ‘AI's impact on young minds And Literacy '. AI's impact on young minds Artificial intelligence is influencing young people's thinking in ways that we hardly notice, and this is causing a silent revolution. Although it encourages creativity and knowledge, it also runs the risk of causing dependency, distraction, and a loss of genuine connection. It can be a tool for growth if it is guided by wisdom; if it is not, it has the potential to subtly redefine an entire generation. Literacy As we celebrate International Literacy Day today, we are reminded that literacy is more than reading and writing, it is the key to opening minds and hearts. Islam itself began with the command “Iqra-Read” Today, we reflect on how literacy shapes not just societies, but souls. Guests: Salman Shaheen - Author, A Hounslow councillor who's also the Cabinet Member for Culture, Leisure, and Public Spaces Nadia Mohammad - Teacher Producers Noreen Niaz and Farah Mirza

Join Raza Ahmed and Danayal Zia for Friday's show from 4-6pm where we will be discussing: ‘Trump Putin: Peace or Power play?' and Charity' Trump Putin: Peace or Power play? he Russia–Ukraine war continues with intense fighting and stalled peace efforts. Recent U.S.-led diplomacy, including talks in Saudi Arabia and an upcoming summit in Alaska, aims to negotiate a ceasefire. While the U.S. restored aid to Ukraine, reports suggest possible deals that could freeze current battle lines— something Kyiv firmly rejects. Join us as we analyze whether diplomacy can outpace battlefield momentum. Charity In an increasingly interconnected world, the boundaries between nations, cultures, and communities are more porous than ever. Global crises, whether they are natural disasters, pandemics, or humanitarian conflicts, remind us that suffering knows no borders. Amid these challenges, charity stands as a universal language of compassion and fosters a spirit of global solidarity. Join us as we discuss how charity connects people, builds bridges and creates a chain reaction of generosity, and its significance in Islam. Producers: Sana Nadeem, Nabahat Nayyrah and Maria Ahmad Toob

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Kansas City Chiefs' Travis Kelce recently proposed to pop star Taylor Swift which begs the question -- will Taylor Swift perform at the Super Bowl? Newstalk 1010 Toronto's John Moore joined Andrew Carter. Image: AP Photo/Charlie Riedel, File

Join Zafer Ahmad and Usman Ali for Thursday's show from 4-6pm where we will be discussing: ‘Blood Cancer' and 'AI Psychosis'. Blood Cancer Blood cancer comes in three major forms — leukaemia, lymphoma, and myeloma — each affecting the body in different ways. Knowing the signs and symptoms can save lives, making early detection critical. Advances in treatment and research offer hope, while prevention and support remain essential in the fight against these diseases. AI Psychosis From casual chats to marriages, AI chatbots are becoming more than just tools — but experts warn of “AI psychosis” and growing dependence. With AI's endless agreeableness, walking away can be harder than quitting social media or other addictions. Are we embracing innovation — or replacing real human connection with something that cannot truly love us back? Join us as we explore the rise — and risks — of AI relationships. Guests: Gemma Trout - Senior nurse in blood cancer organisation Tasneen Ali -  GP and DKMS Volunteer Hub Lead in Leicester Dr. Sophie Castell -  Co-Chair of the Blood Cancer Alliance and CEO of Myeloma UK Rhys Owens  -  Senior clinical Practice officer at Myeloma UK Producers Azka Hina and Zohra Mobashir

Topic: War: On the Rise Everywhere This show looks at how war is growing in many parts of the world. Countries are spending more on weapons, and the cost of war and violence is now close to $20 trillion. We show how the world is forgetting the lessons of the past and how this puts everyone in danger. We also explore what Islam teaches about justice, forgiveness, and mercy after war. These values offer a way to end the cycle of conflict and build lasting peace. Presenter(s): Aneeq Ur Rehman Dr Tariq Bajwa Guest(s): Florian Eblenkamp – Advocacy Officer at the International Campaign to Abolish Nuclear Weapons (ICAN) Serge Stroobants- Director for Europe and MENA region at the Institute for Economics and Peace (IEP) Dr. Andrea Carboni – Head of Analysis at ACLED Professor Ali Bokhari – Consultant pediatrician and senior NHS leader Siri Aas Rustad – Research Director at the Peace Research Institute Oslo Akshaya Kumar - Director of Crisis Advocacy at Human Rights Watch Producer(s): Nuwaira Khalid, Misbah Tariq & Hania Mubarik

Join Saad Ahmed for Tuesday's show from 4-6pm where we will be discussing: ‘Marijuana - Why it Shouldn't be Legalised' and ‘Back to School.' Marijuana - Why it shouldn't be legalised As global attitudes toward cannabis shift, the debate over its legalisation—especially for recreational use—continues to ignite controversy. As U.S. President Donald Trump considers reclassifying marijuana at the federal level, we ask: what are the real consequences of going down this path? Join us as we unpack the effects of recreational cannabis use—its effects on mental health, cognitive development in young people, and the potential for cannabis to act as a gateway to harder drugs. Back to School Summer's over, the backpacks are packed but how do we make sure this school year is the best one yet? How can we keep the mornings calm, the lunches healthy, and the learning strong? We're talking smarter routines, starting the day with Fajr and prayer, making time for after-school family moments and mosque visits, and gathering for dinners that feed both body and soul. What about sports and activities, are your kids signed up to stay active and healthy? Guests: Malaika Ahmad - Primary School Teacher Farhana Khan - Secondary School Teacher     Producers: Aalia Mazhar, Aafia Mazhar, Mutbashra Ahmed and Manahil Khalid

Topic I: Palestine Press Targeted into Silence Journalism in Palestine has become one of the world's most dangerous professions. Reports by leading human rights bodies reveal that Palestinian journalists are being systematically targeted, through arrests, intimidation, and even killings, in what experts warn could amount to war crimes. The aim appears clear: to silence coverage of the humanitarian crisis in Gaza and the West Bank. Topic II: Exemplary Youth (Battle of Badr) The youth of early Islam sacrificed their lives, comfort, and personal desires, driven by an unshakable devotion to Allah's cause. Their courage, loyalty, and readiness to serve stand as timeless examples of faith in action. Join us as we reflect on their remarkable passion and the lessons it holds for today. Presenter(s): Talib Man Imran Akram Amir Ahmad Guest(s): Atif Rashid – Editor-in-Chief of Analyst News Usman Mannan – serving as missionary of Ahmadiyya Community in Cardiff Tahir Khalid - Missionary of Ahmadiyya Community Serving in Stevenage Producer(s): Ammar Ahmad and Imran Akram and Aisha Malik

Join Danayal Zia and Hanif Khan for Friday's show from 4-6pm where we will be discussing: ‘Food Waste' and ‘Gratitude' Food Waste Food waste is one of the biggest environmental issues we face — but you can do something about it. With a few changes like conscious cooking, meal planning and getting creative with leftovers, you're not just saving food, you're creating real change. This is about building a more sustainable future, one meal at a time. Gratitude Join us as we explore how gratitude can transform the way we see ourselves, our challenges, and the world around us. We will discuss what gratitude truly means, why it matters, and how its quiet power can bring joy, resilience, and spiritual depth to everyday life. Guests: Naomi Winter - Community Partnerships and Volunteering Manager at Recycling Lives Charity James Swann - Head of Programmes for UKHarvest John Carlisle Dr. Robert C. Roberts - Distinguished Professor of Ethics, emeritus, at Baylor University. He specialises in philosophical moral psychology. Estelle Blake - A Salvation Army Chaplain specialising in Anti-Trafficking and Modern Slavery, with over 20 years' experience as a church leader in Greater Manchester. Producers: Sabiha Tariq and Fatiha Nadeem

Topic I: Child Poverty and Back 2 School As the new school year begins, millions of children in the UK face an unequal start due to poverty. From uniform costs to tech and trips, hidden expenses create barriers that affect their education. We explore how this impacts families, what can be done to support them and how to ensure every child has a fair chance to succeed. Topic II: Plastic Pollution Plastic pollution is one of the biggest environmental threats of our time. From oceans to rivers to the very food we eat, plastic is everywhere—and it's harming wildlife, ecosystems, and even our health. In this show, we'll explore how we've reached this crisis point and what real, practical steps we can take to reverse the damage. Presenter(s): Imam Zafir Ahmad Imam Raheel Ahmad Guest(s): Fatiha Nadeem Manahil Khalid Saeed Nazir Rosa Pritchard – Lawyer at environmental law charity ClientEarth Aminah Taariq-Sidibe – Manager of End Plastics Initiatives at Earthday. Producer(s): Aisha Aullybux & Laiba Mubashar

Topic I: Nurses: Undervalued and Underpaid? Topic II: Humility: Why True Leaders Leave Arrogance Behind Presenter(s): Dr Tariq Bajwa Imam Mushariq Ahmad Guest(s): Anthony Johnson Mr. Tom Dwyer Imam Farooq Ahmad Producer(s): Fezia Haq & Dania Nasir

Topic I: Fractured Focus: The Death of Attention in the Digital Age Topic II: Sacred Peace: Across Faiths and Borders Presenter(s): Imam Saad Ahmad Imam Zakaria Ahmad Imam Sharjeel Ahmad Imam Humayun Jahangir Guest(s): Thusara Vibhuthi Imam Adeel Ahmad Sister Maureen Goodman Producer(s): Mahira Ramzeen, Razıya Sheron & Hubbatul-Waheed Afzal

In today's episode I'm sharing a simple ritual that can help you get centered after being pulled into a negative spiral by the events of the day. This is a tool you can use anytime, anywhere that can quickly shift your energy and focus. This episode includes:Listener question on the benefits of knowing your inner purposeWhy we need simple tools to help us during these stressful timesHow each of these 5 components can be used individually as wellHow these simple steps work to help us resetGet the handout for Soul Supporters on PatreonLearn about my books hereCheck out End-of-Life University PodcastRead my latest Substack post

Join Hanif Khan & Sabah Zafar for Monday's show from 4-6pm where we will be discussing: ‘Gaza' and ‘Patience' Gaza Gaza is living through a live streamed genocide where families are being starved and slaughtered in real time yet the world watches in silence. Why won't global powers unite to end this brutal massacre and how many more lives must be lost before humanity finds the courage to act? Patience In today's fast-paced society, where everything is expected instantly, the ability to wait, endure, and remain steadfast is often overlooked. Yet in Islam, patience is a cornerstone of faith, a strength that enables believers to navigate hardship, delay, and uncertainty with trust in Allah's plan. Let's explore the timeless relevance of patience through Islamic teachings and how it serves as a shield in a world that demands immediate results. We reflect on how patience is not just endurance, but a form of inner peace and submission to divine timing. Guests: Pat McCarthy - part of Shu'fat, an international solidarity group supporting the Disability Centre in the occupied West Bank. She has been involved with them for many years. Radwa Neimeh - Volunteer at Refugees Welcome Hounslow and very passionate about Gaza Imam Atta ul Wahab - currently serving in Calgary. He graduated from Jamia Ahmadiyya in Pakistan in 2005, and has served the Community internationally in Sierra Leone and Ghana Producers: Bareera Iftkhar and Rubina Sheraz

Date: 22/08/2025 Join Raza Ahmed and Danayal Zia for Friday's show from 4-6pm where we will be discussing: ‘Obesity' and ‘Male Friendships and the loneliness crisis' Obesity Is obesity the result of personal lifestyle choices, or are people destined by their genes? This episode explores the impact of obesity in both childhood and adulthood, highlighting how early habits, environment, and access to nutrition shape long-term health. We also look at how Islam encourages caring for our bodies. Male Friendships and the loneliness crisis A silent crisis is growing: many men are facing deep loneliness and a lack of real connection. In a world that tells them to stay strong and silent, the cost is rising in mental health, isolation, and lost lives. It's time to talk about broken bonds and what it takes to rebuild trust, friendship, and brotherhood. Guests: Professor Hannah Thompson - An epidemiologist who is currently a research professor at UC Berkeley Professor Alex Blakemore - Professor in Human Genomics at Brunel University of London Dr Warren Farrell - an American author and gender issues expert focusing on men's mental health, fatherhood, and gender equity. He co-authored The Boy Crisis and is a prominent voice in the men's movement. Producers: Mariam Munib and Noreen Niaz

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In this intimate episode, I take you through my deeply personal 26-day healing journey — a time marked by grief, injury, spiritual awakening, and unexpected transformation.From breaking my foot the night of my 40th birthday, to navigating emotional burnout and reconnecting with my mother, this chapter of life cracked me open in the most profound ways.I share the story of my ex, DJ, and how his passing — layered with the chaos of Hurricane Hilary (Southern California's first tropical storm in 84 years) — catalyzed a deep spiritual pivot.

Sometimes, the most powerful thing you can do is believe that everything will work out—even when you don't know how or when. In this episode, I share personal stories about moments I thought I'd never get over, only to realize that everything happens as it's meant to—for our growth and better alignment. Rejection isn't the end; it's a redirection. Every door closed makes room for a more aligned one to open.You'll learn:Why uncertainty often feels scarier than failureHow to reframe rejection as a stepping stone to growthReal-life examples of things working out in unexpected waysPractical daily habits to build resilience, faith, and gratitudeThe power of affirmations and mindset shifts in tough timesHow to take small but meaningful steps forward even when unsureHow to handle doubt and stay centered during uncertain seasonsIf you're in a season of “not yet,” this episode will inspire you to trust the timing of your life and keep moving forward with hope and confidence.Interested in following my curated life where I post my adventures?!Instagram: diane.christine.ocanto

For most leaders, uncertainty is like a storm you weather by cutting costs, delaying decisions, and basically waiting for calmer waters to return. But is it possible that this protective mindset is the very reason why organizations struggle to grow and evolve during periods of uncertainty? In other words, are the difficulties we have with uncertainty less to do with uncertainty itself, and more to do with how we choose to view and respond to it? In this episode of "Leadership Biz Cafe," my guest Dr. Rebecca Homkes presents her findings and a model that challenges us to rethink uncertainty as the fuel for breakthrough growth rather than an obstacle organizations need to overcome. Through our discussion of her book, "Survive, Reset, Thrive: Leading Breakthrough Growth Strategy in Volatile Times", Rebecca shares her proven SRT Loop framework - a cyclical three-stage process that will help leaders develop strategies to ensure their organization can withstand and grow whatever setbacks and market shocks that cross their path. What You'll Learn:Why treating uncertainty as temporary is the biggest strategic mistake leaders can makeHow to use the Uncertainty Matrix to categorize and respond to different types of volatilityThe five hard truths about survival that most leaders get wrongRebecca's power moves for creating stable foundations during turbulent timesHow to define your beliefs and test assumptions when you don't have all the dataThe difference between Right to Play and Right to Win (and why confusion kills growth)How to identify your Ideal Customer Profile and why narrowing focus drives expansionWhat "must-win battles" are and how to maintain focus as conditions changeHow to use the Black Box of Execution to transition from Reset to ThriveCommon SRT Leadership Traps and how to avoid them Whether you're navigating economic uncertainty, industry disruption, or organizational transformation, this conversation will fundamentally shift how you think about leading growth in volatile times. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In the second installment of our Half Time Show, Andy, Stu and Ash continue their deep dive into the standout films and TV shows of 2025 so far - including granting the "Tiger King Award" to the film or show most deserving of being watched by everyone, everywhere! Then, it's back to the Cage-iverse with a look at Francis Ford Coppola's The Cotton Club (1984). With Nicolas Cage in a supporting role, the film blends jazz, gangsters, and Harlem nightlife into a lavish, chaotic spectacle. The lads unpack the film's troubled production, its ambitious dual narrative, and whether it deserves a second look in the context of Cage's early career.Socials: @CageFightingPodUse my special link (cagefighting) to save 30% off your first month of any Zencastr paid plan.

Andy, Stu and Ash are back with a special two-part event: the Half Time Show! Now we've passed the midpoint of 2025, ya boys take stock of the cinematic and televisual landscape so far, picking out the most significant films and TV shows across a range of genres. Kick-Ass hits and family friendly fares, they spotlight what's shaping the year in storytelling.Then, in the second half, the Cage canon continues with a look back at 1984's Racing with the Moon. A young Nicolas Cage stars alongside Sean Penn in this nostalgic coming-of-age drama set against the backdrop of WWII. Is it a forgotten gem or a relic best left in the past? Andy and Stu dig into the performances, the themes, and where it fits in the ever-fascinating Cage filmography.Socials: @CageFightingPodUse my special link (cagefighting) to save 30% off your first month of any Zencastr paid plan.

AI can write your script and feed you the stats, but it can't connect with your audience the way a real story can.In this episode of the Garlic Marketing Show, Ian Garlic talks with Mike Ganino, founder of The Mike Drop Method and author of Make a Scene. Mike is one of the top public speaking coaches working with executives, entrepreneurs, and leaders to turn ordinary stories into unforgettable moments.They dive into why storytelling frameworks might actually be holding you back, how to trigger your audience's attention chemically, and what comedians and award show speeches can teach us about testing and timing the perfect story.If you're a coach, speaker, or entrepreneur who wants to connect on a deeper level, this is the episode to watch. And if you've ever felt like your story isn't “big enough” or “polished enough,” Mike shares how to find, test, and deliver it in a way that actually moves people.What You'll Learn:Why public speaking is more valuable than ever in the age of AIBig stage vs small stage: where your speaking skills really matterThe difference between average and unforgettable presentersHow storytelling creates connection and builds authorityWhy most storytelling frameworks don't actually workWhat triggers audience emotion (dopamine science of stories)The biggest mistake even good storytellers make on stageHow to collect and test your best storiesNikki Glaser, award shows, and testing your material 90+ timesHow to use context to make thank-you speeches powerfulMaking numbers come alive with a storyOne of the worst award show moments—and how it was fixedMike's VIP days and working with top speakers and execsConnect with Mike Ganino Website - https://mikeganino.com/LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/mikeganino/ Grab Mike's book Make a Scene:https://mikeganino.com/make-a-scene-behind-the-book-with-erin-king/Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/mikeganino/?hl=enResources:Connect with IanDownload a Tackle Box!Supercharge your marketing and grow your business with video case stories today!Book a Discovery Call Today with Our ExpertsSubscribe to the YouTube Channel Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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Are you ready to discover the power of leading through challenges and creating meaningful change? Then you're going to want to hear the incredible wisdom from part two of our Dynamic Women® Leadership Secrets Book launch party! Listen to this episode so that you can learn how to navigate difficult leadership moments and transform obstacles into opportunities.In this episode, your host, Diane Rolston, shares about dynamic leadership and gives you a sneak peek of parts of the book. You'll also hear the panel, moderated by Candy Motzek, with panelists Jacquie Rougeau, Katherine Johnston, and Laura Richards, are going to talk about resilient leadership and leading with authenticity.Listen to learn these key takeaways:Why leadership isn't about having all the answers, but about showing up with honesty, grace, and grit during difficult timesHow to lead through personal and professional challenges while maintaining your integrityImportance of communication and motivation when leading large teams through complex projectsHow to deal with difficult and toxic people while keeping your leadership values intactInsights on bouncing back after major losses and finding your fire again at any ageThe systemic changes needed to support more women in leadership positionsWhy aging women should be celebrated, not sidelined, and how reinvention beats retirementPractical strategies for staying calm under pressureHow to lead from within by aligning your leadership with your authentic selfThe Dynamic Women® Leadership Secrets book featuring diverse stories from women across multiple countriesPanel Bios:Candy Motzek is a business coach and trusted mentor for coaches. She specializes in empowering ambitious professionals to build successful coaching businesses. As a former corporate executive & engineer, she combines her extensive business acumen with a deep understanding of personal development to guide her clients toward their fullest potential. Jacquie Rougeau is a powerhouse leader, speaker, and mentor who empowers women, especially those in their second chapter of life, to rise, reinvent, and lead with heart, humour, and a touch of sass. After nearly two decades in direct sales, Jacquie now travels full-time in her RV with her partner, John, and their boxer, Floki, while continuing to inspire others through coaching and her love for real food and meaningful connections.Katherine Johnston builds on her experience in 50+ countries as a leader, speaker, consultant, ICF-certified coach, and author in cross-cultural and global contexts. She is co-author of “Boss or Buddy: Balancing Act for Today's Leaders” (in Norwegian) and contributor to “Developing Your Global Mindset: Handbook” (Javidan & Walker). She lives in West Vancouver with her husband, two sons, and pugalier Oreo.Laura Richards is an international podcaster, #1 bestselling author, and speaker dedicated to empowering women. Through her global podcast, "That's Where I'm At," she gives her supporters actionable strategies for healing from narcissist relationships. In her bestselling book "Married To A "Nice" Guy, Getting Over Narcissistic Abuse," Laura shares her personal journey of recovery from a 32-year marriage to a narcissist. Grab your copy of the Dynamic Women® Leadership Secrets Book https://leadershipsecretsbook.dynamicwomen.biz/Do you prefer reading blogs or watching videos? Watch Diane's YouTube videos here

Think resilience is about weathering storms and bouncing back from adversity? Think again. This week Jacqui speaks to Professor Laura Chamberlain, author of "Brilliantly Bouncy: Discover Positive Resilience," who completely reframes how we think about building resilience in our professional lives. Laura shares why waiting until crisis hits to think about resilience is like trying to build strength in the middle of a workout - it's far better to create your reserves beforehand.Key points from this episodeWhy resilience is like a dimmer switch, not an on/off buttonThe danger of wearing resilience as a badge of honour for surviving tough timesHow to conduct an energy audit to identify what drains and energises youWhy resilience doesn't have to be lonely—it's actually a team sportPractical choice anchors and energy management strategies for busy professionals00:00 Introduction and welcome to Professor Laura Chamberlain01:00 Laura's background and introduction to positive resilience02:00 The traditional negative narrative around resilience04:00 Laura's personal journey and the "cockroach" moment06:00 Jacqui's reflection on past resilience experiences07:00 Resilience as a dimmer switch metaphor09:00 The shame and pride elements of traditional resilience thinking10:00 Applying positive resilience in professional contexts13:00 The power of conscious choices and control codes15:00 Energy management over time management17:00 Laura's 4am writing routine and energy-based scheduling20:00 Building team resilience and radiator culture23:00 Friends as radiators, not drains25:00 The importance of asking for help and team support27:00 User manuals for teams and connection building30:00 Key takeaways: starting with an energy audit32:00 Next steps: choice anchors and opportunity pockets34:00 Where to find the book and connect with Laura32:00 Next steps: choice anchors and opportunity pockets34:00 Where to find the book and connect with LauraUseful LinksPrevious Episode - Manage Your Energy, Not Your TimeBrilliantly Bouncy Website - https://brilliantlybouncy.com/ Join The Catalyst Career Club for 50k+ LeadersConnect with Pam on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/pamelalangan/ Connect with Jacqui on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jacqui-jagger/ Interested in working with us? Get in touch about career or leadership development, outplacement workshops or recruitment support via the Catalyst Careers website Mentioned in this episode:Catalyst Career Club for £50k+ Leaders & Managers Moving up the career ladder needs an inside edge - strategies that allow you to unlock your full potential and position yourself as a true leadership talent. And that's exactly what the Catalyst Career Club for 50k+ Leaders provides. No fluff, no corporate jargon. Just a down to earth, purposeful injection of oomph for your career from Pamela & Jacqui Use the code PODCAST to get your first month for £1...

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Feeling overwhelmed, scattered, or emotionally heavy lately? You're not alone—and you're not imaging it. In this powerful episode of Spirit Speakeasy, we're diving into 7 soul-aligned, grounding truths to help you stay regulated, centered, and spiritually connected during chaotic times.Whether you're absorbing collective grief, reeling from world events, or just feeling energetically “off,” this conversation offers deep reassurance and real spiritual tools—not just surface-level tips. These truths are designed to bring you back to yourself and help you reconnect with your inner wisdom in practical ways, even when everything around you feels uncertain.

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In honor of Mother's Day, both of our storytellers share stories about their unique relationships with their moms. Part 1: Rita Rigano always had a complicated relationship with her mother, and it becomes even more fraught when her mother's dementia worsens. Part 2: In the midst of writing her PhD dissertation, Jordyn Rice embarks on one last road trip with her mother, who is dying of lung cancer. Rita Rigano is a NYC-based storyteller who appears locally and online. Some favorite shows include Generation Woman, New Tricks, (mostly) True Things, The Moth, The Once Upon a Time Show, and Better Said Than Done. She started storytelling with her children, presenting fairy tales with a twist at libraries and schools. She loves live theatre, live music, and swing dancing with her husband. Jordyn Rice is a postdoctoral fellow based in Vancouver, BC. She is a physical therapist and researcher dedicated to finding strategies to promote healthy aging. While she is passionate about clinical research her love of neuroscience was sparked while studying sea slugs. Outside of the lab you can find her tucked into the mountains, rock climbing, or riding her bike. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoicesSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

In honor of Mother's Day, both of our storytellers share stories about their unique relationships with their moms. Part 1: Rita Rigano always had a complicated relationship with her mother, and it becomes even more fraught when her mother's dementia worsens. Part 2: In the midst of writing her PhD dissertation, Jordyn Rice embarks on one last road trip with her mother, who is dying of lung cancer. Rita Rigano is a NYC-based storyteller who appears locally and online. Some favorite shows include Generation Woman, New Tricks, (mostly) True Things, The Moth, The Once Upon a Time Show, and Better Said Than Done. She started storytelling with her children, presenting fairy tales with a twist at libraries and schools. She loves live theatre, live music, and swing dancing with her husband. Jordyn Rice is a postdoctoral fellow based in Vancouver, BC. She is a physical therapist and researcher dedicated to finding strategies to promote healthy aging. While she is passionate about clinical research her love of neuroscience was sparked while studying sea slugs. Outside of the lab you can find her tucked into the mountains, rock climbing, or riding her bike. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices