Podcasts about traditions

In this episode, Brian welcomes Thomas Sewid of the Kwakwaka'wakw people of northern Vancouver Island for a wide-ranging conversation about Sasquatch traditions, firsthand encounters, Indigenous knowledge, and the debate over the more supernatural claims surrounding the subject.Thomas explains that Sasquatch, known by names including Ćunaq̣, Ts'uunaaka, Tl'onaq'a, Junakwa, and Chunag, holds a significant place within Kwakwaka'wakw culture. The figure appears in traditional masks, potlatch dances, crest imagery, totem poles, and generations of oral teaching. Growing up in a commercial fishing family, Thomas spent much of his life along the remote coast of British Columbia, where stories of Sasquatch were part of the cultural landscape long before the subject became popular in modern cryptozoology.He shares reports he gathered from fishermen, loggers, Indigenous communities, and people living throughout the coastal wilderness, along with several experiences of his own. These include a sighting with his father near Sayward and later encounters while Thomas was living and working deep in the bush and serving as a watchman in isolated areas.Thomas also offers his interpretation of behaviors commonly reported by Sasquatch witnesses.He believes some apparent wood knocks may actually be powerful hand slaps used as warning or communication signals and describes Sasquatch groups as operating within a coordinated clan structure that allows individuals to alert and support one another. He also discusses their ability to use terrain, cover, and wind direction to remain aware of people while avoiding detection.The conversation then turns to what Thomas openly calls the “woo” surrounding Sasquatch.He strongly rejects claims involving cloaking, portals, telepathy, and other paranormal abilities, arguing that fear, stress, and trauma can dramatically affect how people interpret unusual encounters. For Thomas, the investigation should remain focused on physical evidence, observable behavior, and claims that can ultimately be tested.Thomas also explores his belief that Sasquatch could represent an ancient or “original human” population and discusses why official recognition of such a species could create complicated questions involving Indigenous rights, land management, environmental protections, logging, development, and regional economies.It is a conversation that brings together generations of cultural tradition, decades spent in the wilderness, firsthand experience, and a decidedly evidence-focused approach to one of North America's most enduring mysteries.Thomas also discusses his Sasquatch Island work, SasquatchIsland.com, SasquatchLegend.com in Forks, Washington, and plans for an upcoming museum dedicated to preserving and sharing the history and traditions surrounding Sasquatch.Visit Sasquatch Island WebsiteVisit Sasquatch The Legend Website Email BrianJoin Our FREE NewsletterGet Brian's Books Leave Us A VoicemailVisit Our WebsiteBecome a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/sasquatch-odyssey--4839697/support.Have you had a Bigfoot encounter, Sasquatch sighting, Dogman experience, or other cryptid or paranormal encounter? We'd love to hear your story. Email brian@paranormalworldproductions.com to be featured on a future episode of Sasquatch Odyssey.Sasquatch Odyssey is a leading Bigfoot and cryptid podcast exploring real encounters, field research, and scientific analysis of the Sasquatch phenomenon.Follow the show and turn on automatic downloads so you never miss an episode.

The Traditions of Man by Carl Nicholson

Founder, Samantha Ong founded Joeydolls because she could not find dolls that reflected her daughter's culture. With attention to detail to skin tones, authentic culturally represented clothing, and names, dolls have skyrocketed in popularity. Signature dolls showcase Korean, Chinese, Cambodian, and Vietnamese culture.  Dr. Stephanie J. Wong talks with Samantha about starting a toy company with no experience and how this mission-driven company has brought joy to her family and many others. The dolls will soon have books that accompany them!  

C'est parti pour une nouvelle série d'été, cette fois sur l'Inde, avec un mariage indien traditionnel, de la musique indienne et de multiples anecdotes interculturelles!On termine cette summer edition par deux interviews intimes, celle de la mariée et celle du marié, qui nous partagent des clés de compréhension de comment se déroule un mariage indien et pourquoi. Ils nous partagent également comment ils ont vécu ce moment si magique. Un immense merci à tous les deux de s'être prêtés au jeu et d'avoir accepté de partager cet événement avec les auditeurs et auditrices de "Surprises Interculturelles"!--Vous le savez peut-être, l'été, j'aime sortir du cadre habituel de mes épisodes pour vous proposer des formats un peu différents. Chaque année donc, j'aime vous faire des épisodes que l'on appelle "uncut" (bruts, non recoupés, non édités).En voyage, je vous fais une petite vidéo et un vocal de ce que je vis pour le partager avec vous.Après la saison 1 et mon séjour dans une communauté autochtone en Amazonie,Et la saison 2 et mon voyage en auto-stop sur la Great Ocean Road en Australie,Cet été je vous emmène en Inde, et plus précisément au Rajasthan, où j'ai eu la chance d'être invitée au mariage de ma très chère amie, la chanteuse Parveen Sabrina Khan.Peut-être vous souvenez-vous d'elle? Elle a été une des toutes premières invitées de ce podcast sur la saison 1. Voici le lien vers cet épisode: https://smartlink.ausha.co/surprises-interculturelles/hs2-parveen-khan-indeChaque jour, pendant une semaine, rendez-vous sur votre plateforme d'écoute préférée pour découvrir cette aventure absolument féérique et totalement dépaysante à travers mon regard. Après six épisodes solo en mode "uncut", je vous partagerai deux interviews courtes, une avec la mariée et une avec le marié.Je suis infiniment reconnaissante d'avoir vécu cette expérience hors du temps, un véritable rêve éveillé, avec des personnes que j'aime profondément!J'espère que ces épisodes vous plairont!Bonne écoute!Que vous soyez expatrié ou expatriée, voyageur ou voyageuse ou juste curieux de cultures et de la diversité, ce podcast est pour vous!---Surprises interculturelles est LE podcast qui vous fait voyager et mieux comprendre les cultures du monde.

C'est parti pour une nouvelle série d'été, cette fois sur l'Inde, avec un mariage indien traditionnel, de la musique indienne et de multiples anecdotes interculturelles!On termine cette summer edition par deux interviews intimes, celle de la mariée et celle du marié, qui nous partagent des clés de compréhension de comment se déroule un mariage indien et pourquoi. Ils nous partagent également comment ils ont vécu ce moment si magique. Un immense merci à tous les deux de s'être prêtés au jeu et d'avoir accepté de partager cet événement avec les auditeurs et auditrices de "Surprises Interculturelles"!--Vous le savez peut-être, l'été, j'aime sortir du cadre habituel de mes épisodes pour vous proposer des formats un peu différents. Chaque année donc, j'aime vous faire des épisodes que l'on appelle "uncut" (bruts, non recoupés, non édités).En voyage, je vous fais une petite vidéo et un vocal de ce que je vis pour le partager avec vous.Après la saison 1 et mon séjour dans une communauté autochtone en Amazonie,Et la saison 2 et mon voyage en auto-stop sur la Great Ocean Road en Australie,Cet été je vous emmène en Inde, et plus précisément au Rajasthan, où j'ai eu la chance d'être invitée au mariage de ma très chère amie, la chanteuse Parveen Sabrina Khan.Peut-être vous souvenez-vous d'elle? Elle a été une des toutes premières invitées de ce podcast sur la saison 1. Voici le lien vers cet épisode: https://smartlink.ausha.co/surprises-interculturelles/hs2-parveen-khan-indeChaque jour, pendant une semaine, rendez-vous sur votre plateforme d'écoute préférée pour découvrir cette aventure absolument féérique et totalement dépaysante à travers mon regard. Après six épisodes solo en mode "uncut", je vous partagerai deux interviews courtes, une avec la mariée et une avec le marié.Je suis infiniment reconnaissante d'avoir vécu cette expérience hors du temps, un véritable rêve éveillé, avec des personnes que j'aime profondément!J'espère que ces épisodes vous plairont!Bonne écoute!Que vous soyez expatrié ou expatriée, voyageur ou voyageuse ou juste curieux de cultures et de la diversité, ce podcast est pour vous!---Surprises interculturelles est LE podcast qui vous fait voyager et mieux comprendre les cultures du monde.

Listeners respond to Relebogile Mabotja’s open line question on the traditional practices their parents and grandparents followed, and whether these customs still have a place in modern life. 702 Afternoons with Relebogile Mabotja is broadcast live on Johannesburg based talk radio station 702 every weekday afternoon. Relebogile brings a lighter touch to some of the issues of the day as well as a mix of lifestyle topics and a peak into the worlds of entertainment and leisure. Thank you for listening to a 702 Afternoons with Relebogile Mabotja podcast. Listen live on Primedia+ weekdays from 13:00 to 15:00 (SA Time) to Afternoons with Relebogile Mabotja broadcast on 702 https://buff.ly/gk3y0Kj For more from the show go to https://buff.ly/2qKsEfu or find all the catch-up podcasts here https://buff.ly/DTykncj Subscribe to the 702 Daily and Weekly Newsletters https://buff.ly/v5mfetc Follow us on social media: 702 on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/TalkRadio702 702 on TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@talkradio702 702 on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/talkradio702/ 702 on X: https://x.com/Radio702 702 on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@radio702 See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Jeremy Maupin has had major success since taking over as the head coach of the Artesia Bulldogs in 2021. Five state championship games, three state championship titles. He shares his journey from a player to a successful coach at Artesia, highlighting the community's culture, coaching philosophy, and game strategies. Discover how Artesia's football program emphasizes tradition, discipline, and multi-sport participation to build a winning team and community spirit. This year Artesia opens up their season at home against the Carlsbad Cavemen after finishing the 2025 season with a state title.  Chapters 00:00 Getting started with Jeremy Maupin 02:06 Journey from player to coach in Artesia 06:57 Developing new players and team culture 09:15 Team identity and adapting to new seasons 12:19 Life skills and values emphasized in football 21:21 Success in recent seasons and championship wins 27:13 Preparing for the first game against Carlsbad 30:51 The Artesia-Carlsbad rivalry and community spirit 37:40 Traditions and team identity, including helmet decals 42:02 Local dining recommendations and community insights Presented by Nick Walker of Edward Jones Produced by All Sports Best

Indiana football is entering a new era, and CrimsonCast digs into what that means for IU football fans, Memorial Stadium traditions, the Ohio State matchup, and the growing number of Hoosiers in the NFL.Grace Ybarra and Galen Clavio open with Indiana weather, fall camp energy, Homefield drops, and a few concert detours before returning to listener questions from the CrimsonCast community. They revisit potential names for the emerging Indiana-Ohio State football series, including the 36-Star Showdown, Harrison-Grant ideas, Old Guard vs. New Blood, and other rivalry-branding possibilities.From there, the show moves into the evolving Indiana football gameday experience: tailgate timing, getting fans into Memorial Stadium earlier, whether air horns or alerts could help, why “Hurts So Good” works, how IU can better celebrate Hoosiers in the NFL, and what traditions could make Indiana's home-field atmosphere more distinctive. The episode also covers which former IU players to track on Sundays, how fans should think about drafting Hoosiers in fantasy football, and why the fan experience has to improve through both athletic department investment and fan buy-in.Subscribe to the Back Home Network for more CrimsonCast coverage of Indiana football, IU athletics, Curt Cignetti, the Hoosiers, Big Ten football, and the 2026 college football season.

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God doesn't redeem humanity by stripping away culture. He redeems culture itself.

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Returning guest, Dr. David Schenker, a professor of classics at Mizzou, returns for a 6-year catch up! At the time of this recording, he had just taught his final formal class after 35 years at the University of Missouri. Luckily, he will continue working through delivering occasional lectures, committee work, and Greek reading. In today's episode, he discusses shifting from “Classical Tradition” to “Classical Reception,” and updates us on his cross-listed course, “Black Dionysus: Greek Tragedy in Africa and the African Diaspora.” The conversation also covers curriculum debates, Emily Wilson's campus visit to Mizzou, reactions to Christopher Nolan's new Odyssey trailer, AI in teaching, and department restructuring. Lastly, he provided insight into the “Schenkerthon” retirement event held in honour of his retirement and his hopes for his departmental legacy and other retirement plans. So tuck in your togas and hop aboard Trireme Transit for this week's exciting odyssey! Don't forget to follow us on Bluesky, Facebook & Instagram or visit our website www.theozymandiasproject.com! Originally recorded May 7, 2026.Learn more about Dr. Schenker: https://car.missouri.edu/people/schenker Listen to his first AOH episode: https://www.ozymandiasproject.com/podcast/episode/37933cbe/episode-2-dr-david-schenker Custom music by Brent Arehart of Arehart Sounds and edited by Dan Maday. Want a transcript of the episode? Email us at theozymandiasprojectpodcast@gmail.com and we can provide one. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Texts vs. Traditions - When to Say the Berakhah on Shabbat Candles & At a Milah by Rabbi Avi Harari

Paul has the guys rate the most iconic college football traditions.

Due to severe weather and tornado warnings across the area, Hour 1 of The Drive was preempted for storm coverage. We still packed plenty into Hour 2!

As part of National Heritage Week, the Kilkee Currach Regatta will celebrate one of Ireland's oldest maritime traditions, while highlighting the work being done in West Clare to keep currach building and rowing alive.  With traditional boats, demonstrations, talks and a 1957 fishing currach returning to the water, it's a celebration of both the past and the future of our coastal heritage.  Joining Alan Morrissey to tell us more was Richard Collins of the West Clare Currach Club. Photo (c) Thomas Mason via ouririshheritage.org

Heidi tells Olis and Sam that she thought she'd found the solution early on, and didn't need all the tools found in the twelve steps. She learned later that alcoholism is a tricky disease. Sober in AA, Heidi helped her group get online during the pandemic, and that led her down a new path of service. She talks about the upcoming National AA Technology Workshop that is coming up the weekend of September 11. In the Ask it Basket Drew asks about the twelve steps. Marcheta shares about Grapevine in her life. In Using the Traditions in Our Lives we hear from Kevin, Mary and David.While we provide the podcast at no charge, we do have expenses. Grapevine is the only AA entity that does not accept direct contributions, so to support the AA Grapevine Podcast, please subscribe to Grapevine Magazine in print, online, or on the Grapevine app. You can also provide a subscription to someone in need through our "Carry the Message" program or purchase books or other items at aagrapevine.org/store.Please subscribe to this podcast on your favorite platform, rate us and leave a comment. You can also email us at podcast@aagrapevine.org. To record an Ask-It-Basket question or a recovery-related joke, call 212-870-3418 or email a voice recording to podcast@aagrapevine.org.

Join host Phillip Ramsey as he delves into the significance of family traditions and their role in creating an uncommon legacy. Phillip shares personal stories, from cherished family vacations in Minnesota to meaningful New Year's Eve traditions, highlighting their impact on family values and relationships. Emphasizing the investment of memories over material goods, he also explores the importance of heirlooms and their potential to carry family legacies forward. Whether you're seeking inspiration or new ideas for your own family traditions, this episode encourages intentionality in creating lasting memories.

Send us Fan MailEpisode 261: The Things Disney Doesn't Teach You in TraditionsThere's plenty Disney teaches you when you become a Cast Member: traditions, training, safety, courtesy, show and efficiency. But then there are all the things you only learn once you're actually there.This week on The Mickeyphile Podcast, Scott and Karen go behind the scenes at Walt Disney World to talk about the Cast Member experience — not to give away the magic, but to look at the culture, routines and everyday realities that aren't necessarily covered in Traditions.What is Traditions actually like? What happens after that first big “Welcome to Disney” moment? Scott compares his experiences starting with Disney Transportation and later moving into Attractions, including park orientation, training, learning backstage areas, finding break rooms, navigating Magic Kingdom costuming, getting around without ever entering guest areas, and all the little things you eventually learn simply by being a Cast Member.And yes, we get into the famous Disney two-finger point. Is that actually something Cast Members are formally taught?Before we head backstage, there's plenty of Disney news to cover:• The Diamond Horseshoe at Magic Kingdom is getting a limited-time food and drink pop-up, including some surprisingly interesting additions to the menu.• Disney Cruise Line has revealed plans for three new ships to launch during 2029, with another ship now scheduled farther into the future. We also talk about the upcoming Disney Believe and somehow end up ranking some of our favorite Disney Cruise Line stage shows.• Walt Disney World Annual Passholders are getting new Muppets-themed offerings at Disney's Hollywood Studios, including a Kermit the Frog magnet, a Disney PhotoPass Magic Shot and a specialty milkshake.• Hallmark is heading to Walt Disney World for Holiday Ever After: A Disney World Wish Come True, a new original holiday movie starring Lacey Chabert.• D23 is coming up with Disney Parks presentations, films, television, Disney Legends, Alan Menken, Marvel, Lucasfilm and more. But will we finally learn something substantial about the future of Walt Disney World — especially Villains Land?• Disney Vacation Club news includes an upcoming Kidani Village lobby refurbishment and new details about Disney Lakeshore Lodge, including its Pocahontas-inspired lobby, private lounge and new dining locations.Plus, we talk about Central Florida's relentless summer weather, what happens when lightning shuts down outdoor attractions, and how quickly a Walt Disney World attraction can go from closed to an 85-minute wait.It's Disney news, Cast Member stories and a look at the parts of working at Walt Disney World that you don't really understand until you're actually there.

Was the identification of Nero Caesar with 666 built on a convenient modern theory—or does first-century archaeology confirm the calculation?In this episode, Jay Rogers examines the Murabba'at papyrus, an ancient Aramaic commercial document that preserves the spelling Neron Kaisar, the exact form of Nero's name that produces 666 when calculated through Hebrew gematria.Rather than relying on speculation, this evidence comes directly from the world in which Revelation was written.Jay explores the archaeological discoveries from the Judean Desert, the significance of the 666 and 616 manuscript traditions, and why the spelling of Nero's imperial title matters for understanding the Beast of Revelation. He also addresses common objections and demonstrates how historical evidence strengthens the case that John's original audience would have immediately recognized the reference.If Revelation was written in the first century, the number 666 may not point to a distant future ruler at all—but to a persecuting emperor already known throughout the Roman world.Watch all of our videos and subscribe to our channel for the latest content >HereHere

Traditions ... simple, silly or sentimental, we all have them, and yet, many of us can't really zero in on how they got started.  We just know that it 'feels' right, and we continue. Barry admits to being a sentimental sap and on this episode shares some personal and family traditions. 

Fluent Fiction - Italian: Tuscany's Harvest Festival: Where Hearts and Traditions Unite Find the full episode transcript, vocabulary words, and more:fluentfiction.com/it/episode/2026-08-10-07-38-19-it Story Transcript:It: Il sole estivo splendeva alto sopra il piccolo borgo toscano, illuminando la piazza affollata.En: The summer sun was shining high above the small Tuscan village, lighting up the crowded piazza.It: Era Ferragosto, un giorno speciale per la cittadina, che celebrava con un festival del raccolto dell'uva.En: It was Ferragosto, a special day for the town, which celebrated with a grape harvest festival.It: Le bancarelle erano piene di artigianato locale, e la musica riempiva l'aria con una melodia vivace.En: The stalls were filled with local crafts, and music filled the air with a lively melody.It: Profumo di cucina toscana e di uva fresca danzava nell'aria, creando un'atmosfera magica.En: The scent of Tuscan cuisine and fresh grapes danced through the air, creating a magical atmosphere.It: Saverio, un artigiano del posto, osservava la folla.En: Saverio, a local artisan, observed the crowd.It: I suoi occhi seguivano i visitatori da uno dei tavoli accanto al palco principale.En: His eyes followed the visitors from one of the tables next to the main stage.It: Anche se era affascinato dalla cultura e dall'arte, spesso si tratteneva, timoroso di avvicinarsi troppo alla gente.En: Although he was fascinated by culture and art, he often held back, fearful of getting too close to people.It: Ma oggi il suo sguardo si posò su Chiara, una donna affascinante venuta dalla città.En: But today his gaze rested on Chiara, an intriguing woman who had come from the city.It: Chiara era avventurosa, alla ricerca di esperienze autentiche.En: Chiara was adventurous, in search of authentic experiences.It: Voleva scoprire la vera Italia, quella dei piccoli paesi e delle tradizioni secolari.En: She wanted to discover the true Italy, that of small towns and centuries-old traditions.It: Nonostante il suo entusiasmo, esitava a deviare dal suo piano di viaggio.En: Despite her enthusiasm, she hesitated to stray from her travel plan.It: Aveva programmato di ripartire presto, ma qualcosa in quella piazza le diceva di restare.En: She had planned to leave early, but something in that piazza told her to stay.It: Saverio si fece coraggio.En: Saverio mustered his courage.It: Con un profondo respiro, si avvicinò a Chiara.En: With a deep breath, he approached Chiara.It: "Ciao, sono Saverio," disse con un sorriso.En: "Hi, I'm Saverio," he said with a smile.It: "Vuoi vedere la parata del raccolto?"En: "Do you want to see the harvest parade?"It: Lei accettò con un cenno, curiosa della proposta.En: She accepted with a nod, curious about the proposal.It: La parata cominciava.En: The parade began.It: Trattori e carri adornati di grappoli d'uva sfilavano, mentre le persone ballavano al ritmo delle canzoni tradizionali.En: Tractors and carts adorned with grape clusters paraded by, while people danced to the rhythm of traditional songs.It: Saverio decise di fare un passo audace: prese la mano di Chiara e cominciò a ballare con lei.En: Saverio decided to take a bold step: he took Chiara's hand and began to dance with her.It: Fu una danza spontanea, circondati dalle risate e dall'allegria della festa.En: It was a spontaneous dance, surrounded by the laughter and joy of the festival.It: In quel momento, entrambi si sentirono vivi, come se il tempo si fosse fermato.En: In that moment, they both felt alive, as if time had stopped.It: Dopo il ballo, Chiara non poteva negare la connessione che si era creata.En: After the dance, Chiara couldn't deny the connection that had formed.It: "Forse posso restare un po' più a lungo," disse illuminandosi.En: "Maybe I can stay a little longer," she said, lighting up.It: Saverio la guardò con speranza.En: Saverio looked at her with hope.It: "Sarebbe bello esplorare insieme la città e... magari parlare un po' di arte," propose, sentendosi più sicuro.En: "It would be nice to explore the town together and... maybe talk a little about art," he suggested, feeling more confident.It: Così, Chiara prolungò la sua permanenza.En: Thus, Chiara extended her stay.It: Insieme scoprirono angoli nascosti del paese, gustarono cibi locali e conobbero gli abitanti del borgo.En: Together they discovered hidden corners of the town, enjoyed local foods, and met the inhabitants of the village.It: Saverio, che era sempre stato riservato, si aprì a nuove amicizie e avventure.En: Saverio, who had always been reserved, opened up to new friendships and adventures.It: Chiara, d'altra parte, imparò ad apprezzare la lenta quiete e le tradizioni ricche di quel piccolo angolo di Toscana.En: Chiara, on the other hand, learned to appreciate the slow quiet and the rich traditions of that small corner of Tuscany.It: Il legame tra loro diventò sempre più forte.En: The bond between them grew ever stronger.It: Nel cuore della Toscana, tra le dolci colline e i vigneti dorati, Chiara e Saverio trovarono qualcosa di speciale.En: In the heart of Tuscany, among the gentle hills and golden vineyards, Chiara and Saverio found something special.It: Un inizio.En: A beginning.It: E così, il festival dell'uva, con la sua musica e la sua festa, non solo celebrò il raccolto, ma segnò anche l'inizio di una bella storia tra Saverio e Chiara.En: And so, the grape festival, with its music and its celebration, not only celebrated the harvest but also marked the beginning of a beautiful story between Saverio and Chiara. Vocabulary Words:the sun: il solesummer: estivothe village: il borgocrowded: affollatathe festival: il festivalto celebrate: celebrarethe harvest: il raccoltothe stall: la bancarellacrafts: artigianatothe melody: la melodialively: vivacethe scent: il profumoto dance: danzaremagical: magicathe artisan: l'artigianothe gaze: lo sguardointriguing: affascinantethe proposal: la propostathe parade: la paratathe cluster: il grappoloto adorn: adornareto parade: sfilarethe joy: l'allegriathe connection: la connessioneto extend: prolungareto explore: esplorareto discover: scoprirethe tradition: la tradizionethe bond: il legamethe vineyard: il vigneto

Pippa Hudson speaks to Karike Norval, the owner of Holland Bakery, a female-led business in the Northern Suburbs which is preserving authentic Dutch baking traditions while adapting to modern retail trends. Lunch with Pippa Hudson is CapeTalk’s mid-afternoon show. This 2-hour respite from hard news encourages the audience to take the time to explore, taste, read and reflect. The show - presented by former journalist, baker and water sports enthusiast Pippa Hudson - is unashamedly lifestyle driven. Popular features include a daily profile interview #OnTheCouch at 1:10pm. Consumer issues are in the spotlight every Wednesday while the team also unpacks all things related to health, wealth & the environment. Thank you for listening to a podcast from Lunch with Pippa Hudson Listen live on Primedia+ weekdays between 13:00 and 15:00 (SA Time) to Lunch with Pippa Hudson broadcast on CapeTalk https://buff.ly/NnFM3Nk For more from the show go to https://buff.ly/MdSlWEs or find all the catch-up podcasts here https://buff.ly/fDJWe69 Subscribe to the CapeTalk Daily and Weekly Newsletters https://buff.ly/sbvVZD5 Follow us on social media: CapeTalk on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/CapeTalk CapeTalk on TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@capetalk CapeTalk on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/ CapeTalk on X: https://x.com/CapeTalk CapeTalk on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@CapeTalk567 See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Ever wondered if Mercury retrograde is the real reason your holiday felt chaotic? Let's talk about astrological drama and family dynamics because, honestly, setting boundaries is just as important as the mac & cheese. Tune in for some cosmic tea, relatable laughs, and post-Thanksgiving reflections that might just change the way you approach the holidays.  Let's get into it! Don't know what your birth chart is? Check out CafeAstrology to find out more  Check out the visuals on YOUTUBE Join my mailing list to get more info about the Baddie Witch Link Up [BWLU HOE!]  Join my Patreon here!!! IG: @amitheproblem.pod @_stephykiss  

Tomes of Magick: The Other Side of the CoinWe're returning to Tomes of Magic in Translation with a Spanish-language introductory adventure for Mage: The Ascension 20th Anniversary Edition.La Otra Cara de la Monera is an 18-page one-shot for two to five players that introduces the Traditions, Sphere magic, Resonance, Paradox, Avatars, and magical Focus through an investigation into a series of horrific supernatural crimes.The trail leads from an impossible murder scene to corrupted young mages, the Nephandus Mark Frazier, and an expanding metaphysical void that may eventually consume the surrounding neighborhood.We break down all seven scenes, examine the five pregenerated characters, and discuss what happened when the adventure was actually run for a table containing both new and experienced World of Darkness players.Show Notes Introducing new players to Mage Spanish-language M20 material Investigation using Sphere magic Resonance and Paradox Nephandi as introductory antagonists Magical temptation and corruption Focus, paradigm, and Avatars Collaborative Sphere effects Running the adventure as a one-shot What worked—and what could be changed—after actual playSpoiler warning: The adventure is discussed almost completely.

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What if it's never too late to build the business—or the life—you've always imagined? On this episode of The Kara Goldin Show, I sit down with Paula Blankenship, Founder of Heirloom Traditions and author of the new book, Just Open the Jar. Paula built Heirloom Traditions, known for its All In One Paint, after the age of 50 with no outside funding, no industry connections, and no traditional business background. What started with teaching women how to transform old furniture and cabinets grew into one of the most successful direct-to-consumer paint brands in the country and a fiercely loyal community she built long before "community-led growth" became a business strategy. In this episode, Paula shares the incredible story behind building her company, the challenges she faced as a single mother and entrepreneur, and why she believes the biggest obstacle for most people isn't talent—it's waiting for the perfect moment to begin. We also dive into the lessons behind her new book, Just Open the Jar, including the importance of creativity, resilience, reinvention, and having the courage to start before you feel ready. Whether you're building a business, considering a career change, or simply looking for the confidence to take the next step, this conversation is packed with practical insights on entrepreneurship, leadership, community building, and creating a life on your own terms. Now on The Kara Goldin Show.   Are you interested in sponsoring and advertising on The Kara Goldin Show, which is now in the Top 1% of Entrepreneur podcasts in the world? Let me know by contacting me at karagoldin@gmail.com. You can also find me @‌KaraGoldin on all networks.   To learn more about Paula Blankenship, Heirloom Traditions and Just Open the Jar:https://www.allinonepaint.com/https://www.instagram.com/heirloomtraditionspaint/https://www.linkedin.com/in/paulajblankenship/https://www.amazon.com/Just-Open-Jar-Path-Creating/dp/1637749082   Sponsored By: AT&T Business - Switch to AT&T Business at business.att.com LinkedIn Jobs - Head to LinkedIn.com/KaraGoldin to post your job for free. Thirdlove - Head to Thirdlove.com and use code KARA15 for $15 off your first purchase. Hostinger - Go to Hostinger.com/KARA and use code KARA for 10% off RULA - Go to Rula.com/KARAGOLDIN for convenient therapy that's covered by insurance.   Check out our website to view this episode's show notes: https://karagoldin.com/podcast/875

Brooklyn-based guitarist and composer Yasser Tejada & the group Palotré combine African-rooted Dominican traditional folk styles and fuse them with R&B, church gospel, funk, jazz, and rock into a celebration of Afro-Dominican culture. On this edition of Soundcheck from 2019, they play some songs from their record, Kijombo, in-studio.  Watch the video of the session here.    Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

In this presentation, Peyman Ünügür Tekin combines classical rijāl criticism with computational analysis to trace narrations transmitted by ghulāt-affiliated narrators in al-Kulaynī's al-Kāfī. She asks whether their presence reflects incidental infiltration or a deliberate transmission strategy concentrated on particular doctrinal themes.

08/02/26 Abbot Ankido Sipo - 4th Sunday of Summer (English) by St. Peter's Chaldean Catholic Diocese

What does it take to recreate the taste of home? In this special episode of the Modern Persian Food Podcast, Beata sits down with Sahar Shomali, the passionate baker and founder of Kouzeh Bakery in Los Angeles.  They explore Sahar's inspiring journey from home baker to small business owner, driven by a mission that many Iranians know well: finding—or recreating—the perfect barbari bread from childhood memories. Sahar shares how nostalgia became inspiration as she worked to capture the authentic flavors and textures of Persian baked goods while adapting recipes for today's ingredients, equipment, and customers. Her bakery celebrates the incredible diversity of Iran's regional baking traditions, introducing both the Persian community and newcomers to specialty breads, pastries, and sweets that are often difficult to find outside of Iran. In this episode, we discuss: Sahar's journey to becoming the founder of Kouzeh Bakery The childhood memories that inspired her pursuit of authentic barbari bread How she recreates traditional Persian flavors while adapting recipes for a modern bakery Regional Persian breads and baked specialties that deserve more recognition The challenges and rewards of owning a small food business Preserving Persian culinary traditions through baking Sharing Persian culture with customers from all backgrounds Whether you grew up enjoying fresh Persian bread or you're discovering these flavors for the first time, this conversation offers a heartfelt look at the connection between food, memory, and cultural identity. Connect with Kouzeh Bakery Follow Sahar and learn more about Kouzeh Bakery: https://www.kouzehbakery.com/  If you enjoyed this episode, please subscribe, leave us a five-star review, and share it with a friend who loves Persian food, baking, and discovering the stories behind the recipes. All Modern Persian Food podcast episodes can be found at: Episodes   Sign up for the email newsletter here!   Check us out on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and YouTube Follow us on Instagram: @modernpersianfood   Subscribe+ to the Modern Persian Food podcast on your favorite podcast player, and share this episode with a friend.   Opening and closing music composed by Amir Etemadzadeh, www.amirschoolofmusic.com Podcast production by Alvarez Audio

Holy Hump Day, Batman! We are loaded this morning as we head towards the weekend. In the news, the latest on the clean-up of the encampment in Madison, Kelly Osbourne posts & deletes some "cryptic" stuff on social media, a recall on nut butter sold at Walmart, Bryan Kohberger is looking for a new attorney, a Space-X rocket is going to crash into the moon today In sports, the Brewers beat the Pirates last night, Bijan Robinson…Zay Flowers…and Darnell Wright all signed contract extensions yesterday, Brock Lesnar announces his retirement on the Pat McAfee show, the NASCAR Clash is moving back to Daytona in 2027, and the NCAAF pre-season rankings are released. We talked about what's on TV & streaming today/tonight. Plus, Zac Brown killed on Family Feud last night, and a celebrity version of "The Voice" is coming. The Autumn Kings played Rock Fest a couple of weeks ago…but it's what happened AFTER that show that's making news right now. And a woman's pet chihuahua might have been the reason she was able to find out she had breast cancer! On Hump Days, we play "One Gotta Go" Wednesday…and it's a choice between four popular social media sites. Facebook. Twitter. Instagram. or Snapchat. Which one are you getting rid of forever???? Elsewhere in sports, the NHL is getting rid of the amateur EBUG next season, Cleveland's WNBA team gets a name, a parrot attacks a soccer team, a longtime Boston College radio team gets fired by the new head coach, and a scandal at the Tour de France Femmes! County Fairs have a long history of amazing food, local & national music acts, various forms of entertainment….and plenty of other weird traditions. Here's a list of some of the more interesting things that happen at county fairs across America. And in today's edition of "Bad News with Happy Music", we had stories about a dad who pretended to be his 11 year-old daughter on TikTok so he could attempt to kill her alleged rapist, a #Florida restaurant that launches a nude dining experience, a couple in Taiwan that were busted having sex in an IKEA, and a Canadian woman who got pulled over and had TWELVE fake IDs.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Read OnlineReviving Religious HabitsHe summoned the crowd and said to them, “Hear and understand. It is not what enters one's mouth that defiles that person; but what comes out of the mouth is what defiles one.” Then his disciples approached and said to him, “Do you know that the Pharisees took offense when they heard what you said?” Matthew 15:10–12Jesus' words would have stunned His Jewish listeners because He challenged deeply rooted religious beliefs about purity and impurity. He was not denying the value of external practices when they are rightly understood and ordered. Rather, He was reorienting the discussion toward the interior life—toward the heart, the true source of either moral purity or corruption.This teaching came in response to a question posed by the Pharisees and scribes: “Why do your disciples break the tradition of the elders? They do not wash their hands when they eat a meal” (Matthew 15:2). The “tradition of the elders” referred to a body of oral interpretations and applications of the Mosaic Law, developed over generations. Though intended to safeguard the Law, these traditions had, over time, begun to obscure the heart of God's commandments by placing excessive emphasis on external observances.Jesus responds by shifting the focus to the interior life. What defiles a person, He says, is not the ritual neglect of external customs but the disordered desires, thoughts, and words that proceed from a corrupted heart. Sin is rooted in erroneous thinking and interior disorder, not in ritual nonconformity.Notably, though the disciples expressed concern that Jesus had offended the Pharisees, He remained unmoved. He says of them, “They are blind guides” (Matthew 15:14). Their leadership was detached from the heart of divine truth and the Father's will. Anything not planted by His heavenly Father will be uprooted. Traditions and practices that are not grounded in God's will cannot endure.In this case, the tradition in question—ritually washing hands before meals—was neither good nor evil in itself. Cleanliness, of course, can be a good habit. However, when a symbolic act is treated as if it possesses power to bestow grace or confer purity, apart from one's interior disposition, it becomes a stumbling block. The external act, separated from inner faith and intention, undermines its original purpose.Though the specific customs of first-century Judaism may no longer be practiced, the same principle applies today. Consider, for example, the practice of saying grace before meals. This is a beautiful and commendable habit—but only when it is truly a prayer. Reciting words without thought, attention, or gratitude does not glorify God. Nor does it bring about the blessing we seek. Prayer must always come from a sincere and devout heart.What do you cling to the most—customs, traditions, and habits, or the very heart of God's will? Often, faithfully following God requires that we evaluate, reorder, and strengthen certain habitual practices—even good ones.This especially applies to religious habits: making the Sign of the Cross, praying the Hail Mary or the Our Father, donating to charity, or even attending Sunday Mass. These actions have great spiritual value, but only when united with intentional faith and love. The Mass is indeed the source and summit of our faith, but if we are only externally present while interiorly disengaged from the sacred Mystery before us, we will not receive the fruits of grace that God desires to bestow.Reflect today on the religious habits you practice. Are they merely external customs, or do they express a living faith? Seek to reintegrate heart and habit, so that every prayer, every gesture, every act of charity, and every act of worship flows from a soul sincerely united to the will of God.Most Sacred Heart of Jesus, everything You did flowed from the perfection of love that flooded Your Heart. You did not act out of mere custom or habit, but intentionally and sincerely, doing each act with love that glorified Your Heavenly Father. Please make my heart like Yours, so that all that I do bears fruit and gives You eternal glory. Jesus, I trust in You.  Image via Adobe StockSource: Free RSS feed from catholic-daily-reflections.com — Copyright © 2026 My Catholic Life! Inc. All rights reserved. This content is provided solely for personal, non-commercial use. Redistribution, republication, or commercial use — including use within apps with advertising — is strictly prohibited without written permission.

Fluent Fiction - Mandarin Chinese: Rediscovering Roots: A Journey to Find Cultural Connection Find the full episode transcript, vocabulary words, and more:fluentfiction.com/zh/episode/2026-08-03-22-34-02-zh Story Transcript:Zh: 车子在尘土飞扬的公路上驶向黄山，路边的风景悠然淡雅。En: The car drove along the dusty road towards Huangshan, as the scenery beside the road was serene and elegant.Zh: 立夏坐在后座，凝视着窗外，心中充满期待。En: Lixia sat in the back seat, gazing out the window, her heart filled with anticipation.Zh: 这趟旅程，她希望能重新找回她内心失落的文化联系。En: On this journey, she hoped to rediscover her lost cultural connection.Zh: 美和建则坐在前排，两人正开心地讨论待会儿在当地集市购物的计划。En: Mei and Jian sat in the front row, happily discussing their plans to shop at the local market.Zh: 他们到达了集市，彩旗迎风飘扬，空气中充满着香甜的食物气味。En: When they arrived at the market, colorful flags fluttered in the wind, and the air was filled with the sweet aroma of food.Zh: 这里因为七夕节变得非常热闹，游客络绎不绝。En: Because of the Qixi Festival, the place was bustling with tourists.Zh: 立夏看着这一切，感到有些无所适从。En: Lixia looked at it all, feeling somewhat at a loss.Zh: 她想买件有传统意义的东西，一件能帮助她更贴近家族历史的纪念品。En: She wanted to buy something with traditional significance, a souvenir that could help her get closer to her family's history.Zh: “快来拍张照！En: "Come on, let's take a picture!"Zh: ”美兴奋地喊着，拉着建在一个纪念品摊位前摆姿势。En: Mei exclaimed excitedly, pulling Jian to pose in front of a souvenir stall.Zh: 立夏勉强微笑着，却心不在焉。En: Lixia forced a smile, but her mind was elsewhere.Zh: 她知道，这里的商品大多是批量生产，缺少她所寻求的独特意义。En: She knew that most of the products here were mass-produced, lacking the unique meaning she sought.Zh: 她决定自己离开，试着寻找一个安静的角落。En: She decided to leave on her own to find a quiet corner.Zh: 果然，如她所愿，她来到了一个人烟稀少的区域。En: As she wished, she came upon an area with few people.Zh: 在那里，一个白发苍苍的老人坐在小桌后，出售着手工艺品。En: There, an elderly man with white hair sat behind a small table, selling handicrafts.Zh: 立夏小心地走近，看到这些工艺品都非常精美。En: Lixia carefully approached and saw that these crafts were exquisitely made.Zh: 老人微笑着欢迎她，开始讲述每件物品背后的故事。En: The old man welcomed her with a smile and began to tell the stories behind each item.Zh: 立夏听得入迷，这些故事唤起了她内心深处对传统的渴望。En: Lixia listened intently, and these stories awakened her deep longing for tradition.Zh: 她非常喜欢一个用竹子精雕细琢的风铃，听着老人的讲述，她仿佛看到了自己祖父母的影子。En: She was particularly drawn to a finely carved bamboo wind chime, and listening to the old man's tales, she seemed to see the shadows of her grandparents.Zh: 最后，她决定买下这个风铃。En: In the end, she decided to buy the wind chime.Zh: 这不仅是因为它的美丽，更因为它承载着许多珍贵的传说和情感。En: Not just for its beauty, but because it carried many precious legends and emotions.Zh: 当她回到朋友身边时，美和建立刻注意到了她脸上焕然一新的平静。En: When she returned to her friends, Mei and Jian immediately noticed the newfound peace on her face.Zh: “哇，这个风铃真漂亮！En: "Wow, this wind chime is beautiful!Zh: 哪买的？En: Where did you get it?"Zh: ”建好奇地问。En: Jian asked curiously.Zh: 立夏微笑着，向他们讲述了老人的故事。En: Lixia smiled and shared the old man's story with them.Zh: 听完后，美和建都安静了下来，仔细端详着风铃。En: After listening, Mei and Jian both fell silent, carefully examining the wind chime.Zh: “我觉得你做了个很棒的选择，”美由衷地说。En: "I think you made a great choice," Mei sincerely said.Zh: 那一刻，立夏感受到了一种前所未有的满足感。En: At that moment, Lixia felt an unprecedented sense of fulfillment.Zh: 她知道自己做了正确的决定。En: She knew she had made the right decision.Zh: 这次旅行不仅仅是为了娱乐，而是让她重新找到了心灵的归属。En: This trip was not just for entertainment but allowed her to find a sense of belonging in her heart.Zh: 她明白，现代与传统是可以在心中并存的。En: She understood that modernity and tradition could coexist within her heart.Zh: 黄山下，七夕的夜空如常般璀璨，而立夏的内心，更是充满了亮光。En: Beneath Huangshan, the Qixi night's sky was as splendid as usual, and Lixia's heart was even more filled with light. Vocabulary Words:dusty: 尘土飞扬serene: 悠然elegant: 淡雅anticipation: 期待rediscover: 重新找回fluttered: 飘扬aroma: 气味bustling: 热闹souvenir: 纪念品traditional: 传统significance: 意义mass-produced: 批量生产exquisitely: 精美handicrafts: 手工艺品welcomed: 欢迎stories: 故事longing: 渴望finely: 精雕细琢carved: 雕bamboo: 竹子tales: 讲述shadows: 影子emotions: 情感fulfillment: 满足感belonging: 归属modernity: 现代coexist: 并存splendid: 璀璨light: 亮光

On 1 August, Switzerland celebrated its 735th birthday. The festivities are yet to come in Melbourne, when the traditional Swiss Festival will take place in Seaworks (Williamstown) on Saturday, August 8. We spoke to the President of the Swiss Festival, Rolf Huber. - Am 1. August hat die Schweiz ihren 735. Geburtstag gefeiert. In Melbourne stehen die Feierlichkeiten noch bevor, denn am Samstag, den 8. August, findet das traditionelle Swiss Festival in Seaworks (Williamstown) statt. Wir haben mit dem Präsidenten des Swiss Festival, Rolf Huber, gesprochen.

Welcome to another one of our Bible Studies! Today we'll be pondering the book of Nehemiah. YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCfcZWAqrGOqUGZv7HHWjwyQ Website: www.messianics.us Bet Yeshurun Assembly, Berkley, Michigan, Oakland County. PayPal donations can be securely made at the bottom of the main page of our website: https://messianics.us

While we cling to our personal "Traditions" just as Tevye did in Fiddler on the Roof, Rev. Meredith explains that they can stand in the way of our accepting our need for a Savior.

Today, we’re bringing you the best from the KUOW Newsroom and KNKX. First, as Seattleites reel from the city's worst mass shooting in years, North Seattle voters are poised to pick a new city councilmember. That race that will likely be defined by gun violence. KUOW’s Scott Greenstone reports. And, tribal families from around the Northwest have been traveling in traditional cedar canoes since mid July, part of an annual canoe journey. The theme of this year’s journey is “healing through our waters by honoring our ancestors.” The destination is the Nisqually Medicine Creek Potlach, near Olympia. KNKX environment reporter Bellamy Pailthorp got an invitation to ride along during a practice with the Nisqually Canoe Family. She brings us this audio postcard. We can only make Seattle Now because listeners support us. Tap here to make a gift and keep Seattle Now in your feed. Got questions about local news or story ideas to share? We want to hear from you! Email us at seattlenow@kuow.org, leave us a voicemail at (206) 616-6746 or leave us feedback online or on the KUOW App.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Fluent Fiction - Hebrew: Amos's Artistic Leap: Finding Voice Amid Traditions Find the full episode transcript, vocabulary words, and more:fluentfiction.com/he/episode/2026-08-01-07-38-19-he Story Transcript:He: השמש במרפסת נתלתה בשמיים כמו אש גדולה, ומזכירה לכולם את ערבי הקיץ החמים.En: The sun on the balcony hung in the sky like a great fire, reminding everyone of the warm summer evenings.He: בחדר האוכל שבבית משפחת כהן היו פזורים כלי כתיבה וספרים חדשים לבתי הספר.En: In the dining room of the Cohen family home, there were scattered writing tools and new schoolbooks.He: תמונות הישנות על הקירות העניקו לחדר אוויר תקוע, מלא בזיכרונות ומסורות.En: The old pictures on the walls gave the room a stagnant air, full of memories and traditions.He: עמוס התיישב ליד השולחן, נוזף בשרוכים שנחתכו בנעליו הישנות, מול הצלחות שהוכנו לארוחת ערב.En: Amos sat down by the table, scolding the frayed laces on his old shoes, across from the plates prepared for dinner.He: "עוד שנה אחת," לחש לעצמו, "ואני חופשי".En: "One more year," he whispered to himself, "and I'm free."He: אמו, שירה, נכנסה עם קערת סלט קל, נאנחת עמוקות, מצטערת על מה שיכול היה להיות ולא התרחש.En: His mother, Shira, entered with a bowl of light salad, sighing deeply, regretting what could have been and wasn't.He: "עמוס, שוב אתה עם הרעיונות האלה?En: "Amos, are you again with those ideas?"He: " היא שאלה בעודם מסדרים.En: she asked as they arranged the table.He: "אתה יודע שחשוב שתבחר במשהו רציני לשנים הבאות.En: "You know it's important to choose something serious for the coming years.He: משהו כמו משפטים או חשבונאות.En: Something like law or accounting.He: אמנות לא תחנך שום בית.En: Art won't support any household."He: "עמוס נשך את שפתיו, מביט אל עבר אחותו, תמר, שהגיעה מהאוניברסיטה מלאת סיפורים על חיי העצמאות.En: Amos bit his lip, looking towards his sister, Tamar, who returned from university full of stories about independent life.He: "תמר, ספרי לנו על השנה הראשונה שלך," ביקשה שירה, מנסה לשנות את הנושא.En: "Tamar, tell us about your first year," requested Shira, trying to change the subject.He: תמר חייכה, עיניה נעוצות בתמונות שבקירות.En: Tamar smiled, her eyes fixed on the pictures on the walls.He: היא סיפרה בלהט על הכרה רחבה וחוויות חדשות, אך ראשה היה אצל עמוס.En: She passionately recounted her broad recognition and new experiences, though her mind was with Amos.He: היא ידעה מה עובר עליו.En: She understood what he was going through.He: "עמוס, מה החלום שלך?En: "Amos, what's your dream?"He: " שאלתה פתחה דלת לא צפויה לשיחה אמיצה.En: her question opened an unexpected door to a brave conversation.He: הלב של עמוס פועם בחוזקה.En: Amos's heart pounded strongly.He: "אני רוצה ללמוד אמנות," ענה בקול חזק מבעבר, למרות החשש.En: "I want to study art," he answered in a stronger voice than before, despite the fear.He: "אני יודע שזה לא מה שציפיתם, אבל אכפת לי.En: "I know it's not what you expected, but I care.He: זה מה שמלהיב אותי.En: It's what excites me."He: "שירה עצרה לרגע, מביטה בו עם דמעה קטנה בזווית עינה.En: Shira paused for a moment, looking at him with a small tear in her eye.He: "בני האהוב," אמרה בספקנות, "האמנו לך במשהו אחר.En: "My dear son," she said with skepticism, "we believed in something else for you."He: "תמר חייכה, נוגעת בזרועו בעדינות.En: Tamar smiled, gently touching his arm.He: "אני מבינה אותו.En: "I understand him.He: גם אני הייתי שם.En: I was there too.He: זה לא קל.En: It's not easy.He: אבל אם זה מה שעמוס רוצה, אנחנו צריכים לתמוך.En: But if this is what Amos wants, we need to support him."He: "האווירה השתנתה.En: The atmosphere changed.He: שירה, למרות ההתנגדות הראשונית, התחילה להבין את הרצון הכנה של בנה.En: Shira, despite her initial resistance, began to understand her son's sincere desire.He: "אנחנו נמצאים כאן בשבילך," אמרה לבסוף במבט שיהודי ההזדהות.En: "We are here for you," she finally said with a gaze full of empathy.He: בערב ההוא, בחדר האוכל החם, המשפחה הבינה שתמיכה אמיתית מתחילה בהקשבה ובהבנה.En: That evening, in the warm dining room, the family realized that true support begins with listening and understanding.He: עמוס, בדרכו, התחיל למצוא קולו.En: Amos, in his own way, started finding his voice.He: הוא ידע, הפעם הראשונה שהוא דיבר בבירור - הייתה הדרך להתחיל את דרכו לשם מה שבליבו באמת.En: He knew, the first time he spoke clearly was the way to begin his path towards what was truly in his heart. Vocabulary Words:scattered: פזוריםstagnant: תקועfrayed: נחתכוscolding: נוזףsighing: נאנחתregretting: מצטערתarrange: מסדריםserious: רציניaccounting: חשבונאותrecognition: הכרהbrave: אמיצהpounded: פועםdespite: למרותskepticism: ספקנותunderstand: מבינהsincere: כנהempathy: הזדהותsupport: לתמוךlistening: הקשבהtruly: באמתexperiences: חוויותpaused: עצרהtear: דמעהfixed: נעוצותpath: דרכוbroad: רחבהhousehold: ביתgazed: מבטindependent: עצמאותrealized: הבינהBecome a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/fluent-fiction-hebrew--5818690/support.

Building an audience is one thing. Building a community that keeps showing up year after year is something else entirely. Mike Potter has spent two decades growing the For Mac Eyes Only podcast and the last ten years turning those listeners into the thriving community behind MacStock Conference & Expo. In this conversation, he shares the lessons he's learned from creating an event people genuinely want to return to.Mike explains why the best communities are built around shared experiences instead of endless content, how unplanned hallway conversations often become the most valuable part of an event, and why authenticity matters more than chasing someone else's engagement strategy. Whether you're dreaming about hosting your first meetup or creating a stronger connection with your audience online, you'll come away with practical ideas for building something that lasts.Key Points:Start small. Meetups and mastermind groups can grow into thriving communities over time.Design events around connection, not just presentations. The "hallway track" often creates the biggest impact.Give people space between sessions so conversations can happen naturally.Traditions and recurring rituals help transform attendees into returning community members.Partnerships create stronger long-term relationships than traditional sponsorships.Perfection isn't the goal. Great communities remember the experience, not the small things that went wrong.Invite passionate people to share what they care about most instead of assigning topics.Stay true to your own communication style instead of copying someone else's community strategy.Resources:MacStock Conference & Expo: Website | Youtube | MastodonFor Mac Eyes Only: Website | YouTube | MastodonZac Brown: Website | Podcast ----------------------Ecamm - Your go-to solution for crafting outstanding live shows and podcasts. - Get 15% off your first payment with promo code JEFF15CreatorNewsLive.com - Dive into our website for comprehensive episode breakdowns.Youtube.com - Tune in live, chat with us directly, and be part of the conversation. Or, revisit our archive of past broadcasts to stay updated.Facebook - Stream our show live and chat with us in real time. Connect, engage, and be a part of our community.Email - Subscribe and never miss a live show reminder.----------------------JeffSieh.com - Unlock the power of authentic storytelling with me! With over 20 years of marketing experience, I'm here to elevate your brand's narrative in an ever-competitive market. My expertise spans consulting, visual marketing, and producing podcasts and live videos.Additionally, as a seasoned speaker, I'm not just about sharing knowledge--I believe in entertaining audiences and injecting humor into every presentation. I'm available to enlighten and engage audiences at your events, conferences, or institutions. My talks cover a diverse range of subjects, from purposeful repurposing and captivating storytelling to podcast promotion, social media strategies, visual marketing insights, the art of live video, and much more.

Mahjong is a 19th-century Chinese game that is beloved across the world. It first entered the U.S. market in the 1920's and has since endured a complex history of cultural appropriation and exoticization. In the Loop hears about efforts to honor the heritage of mahjong and the ways that it is evolving across communities and cultures. GUESTS: Michael Wang, co-founder, 144 Tiles Mahjong ClubLuisa Jurado, co-founder, Mahjong ChicagoAnnelise Heinz, professor of history at the University of Oregon, and the author of Mahjong: A Chinese Game and the Making of Modern American CultureFor a full archive of In the Loop interviews, head over to wbez.org/intheloop.

Principle 29, Matthew – Inappropriate Traditions    Matthew 12:1-14    We should periodically evaluate our traditions in order to make sure they do not violate Christ's compassionate example or the clear teachings of Scripture.           NEW! - Let us know what you think of the program! Support the show

Have you ever felt like raising kids today requires a manual, a therapist, and three extra sets of hands? What if the missing piece to solving your child's anxiety, screen time battles, and daily stress isn't another parenting app, but the relationship right inside your extended family? Welcome back to The Impactful Parent with your host, Kristina Campos! In this episode, we dive into a topic that touches almost every home: how parents and grandparents can team up as a united front to raise emotionally healthy, resilient children in today's fast-paced world. Kristina sits down with special guest Dr. Kenneth Barish—Clinical Professor of Psychology at Weill Cornell Medicine, APA Fellow, and author of The Art and Science of Parenting and Grandparenting: Raising Emotionally Healthy Children in a Challenging World. Together, they unpack how families can move from clashing over rules to building a true, supportive village. ⏱️ CHAPTERS / TIMESTAMPS (00:00) Intro: The Multigenerational Village (01:10) Welcome Special Guest Dr. Kenneth Barish (02:21) Why the Parent-Grandparent Partnership Is Critical Today (03:50) Consultant vs. Supervisor: Building a Team Around the Child (06:06) The Unique Psychological "Superpower" Grandparents Offer (08:22) Anchoring Emotional Security & Connection Through Play (11:22) Creating an Emotional Sanctuary & 2 Rules for Connection (15:04) How to Handle Disagreements: Focus on Concerns, Not Opinions (17:04) The "Rule-Breaking" Grandparent: Balancing Fun & Limits (20:20) Picking Your Battles: Safety vs. Leniency (22:12) Instilling Kindness & Empathy in an "I" Culture (24:10) The Gift of Perspective: Passing Down Stories & Traditions (26:21) How Parents Can Set Boundaries Without Causing Family Rifts (28:15) Inside The Art and Science of Parenting and Grandparenting (31:06) The 5-Minute Ritual to Strengthen Family Bonds for a Lifetime (33:40) Closing Remarks & The Impactful Parent App About The Impactful Parent: The Impactful Parent helps parents of school-aged children turn chaos into connection. Host Kristina Campos—mom of four and veteran educator—provides actionable strategies to keep you one step ahead.

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JOIN US AT THE 2026 DUCKS UNLIMITED EXPO! July 31 - August 2 at the RENASANT CONVENTION CENTER in Memphis, TN Discover how preserving hunting stories can support firefighter health and cancer prevention.Host Wade Shoemaker talks with Gray Schneider, founder of Season of Stories, a traveling journal project inspired by the loss of his brother-in-law, firefighter Wade Cannon, to occupational cancer.What began as a way to preserve outdoor memories and family stories has grown into a fundraising and awareness effort focused on helping firefighters gain access to life-saving cancer screenings. Along the way, the project has become a unique collection of hunting stories, personal reflections, and outdoor traditions written by hunters from across North America.In this episode:How Season of Stories was inspired by a firefighter's fight against cancerWhy handwritten journals still matter in a digital worldThe connection between storytelling, hunting traditions, and legacyHow the project funds cancer screenings for firefightersThe journey of a traveling journal through the hunting communityPlans to expand beyond waterfowl into other outdoor pursuitsListen now: www.ducks.org/DUPodcastSend feedback: DUPodcast@ducks.orgSPONSORS:Bird Dog Whiskey and Cocktails:Whether you're winding down with your best friend, or celebrating with your favorite crew, Bird Dog brings award-winning flavor to every moment. Enjoy responsibly.