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Have you ever felt devastated by your failures? Felt stuck, like you couldn't see a way through or out? Felt absolute loss, like things could never be as good as they once were? You're not alone--God's people felt all this, too. In this series on Ezra-Nehemiah, we explore how God's Spirit redeems broken hearts, restores what was lost, and builds beauty from the ashes. The Kingdom of God is coming, and the Spirit has called us to join Him in His building work!June 6th, 2026Rev. Kelcie Exline

Novelist Elliot Ackerman and retired Admiral James Stavridis — the former NATO Supreme Allied Commander — join the Chuck Toddcast to discuss their new novel 2084 and to deliver some deeply uncomfortable warnings about where war, technology, and great-power competition are actually headed. The duo, whose previous collaboration 2034 imagined a U.S.-China war, are quick to clarify that their work isn't predictive fiction — it's cautionary fiction, written from the conviction that major disasters almost always stem from a failure of imagination, and that the only way to prevent the worst-case scenarios is to seriously imagine them first. Ackerman and Stavridis argue that war has fundamentally changed, that superpowers are now uniquely vulnerable to asymmetric warfare, and that victors are made or unmade by their willingness to adapt to new technologies — pointing to the Ukraine war as a real-time revolution in drone combat and AI-driven battlefield decision-making. They raise the hardest moral question facing modern militaries: do you always need a human in the loop of the kill chain, and if not, who is morally responsible when something goes wrong? Different countries are answering that question in different ways, with profoundly different ethical and strategic consequences. The conversation broadens into the deeper structural concerns animating 2084. Ackerman and Stavridis warn that one of the gravest threats to the international order is the rise of corporations whose power is beginning to rival that of nation-states — and they argue the defining feature of a nation-state has always been its monopoly on violence, meaning governments will eventually be forced to ensure corporations can't apply violence at scale (a fight that has already begun in subtle ways). They flag Trump's recent summit with Xi Jinping as a massive win for China, with Xi clearly presenting himself as the senior partner while Trump walked away with very little — and the meeting was particularly catastrophic for Taiwan, whose strategic standing has now been visibly weakened. The authors discuss whether democracy will remain the defining feature of America going forward, whether the country can overcome its current internal divisions, and how human patterns of warfare repeat themselves across centuries even as the technology evolves. They make the case that the 1983 film War Games was prescient and overdue for a reboot, that military action against Cuba would be nothing like Venezuela — politically much tougher given the engaged Cuban-American community in Florida, and economically far more expensive on the reconstruction side — and that Venezuela itself has the natural resources to one day become "the Dubai of the Caribbean" if its politics ever stabilize. Their bottom-line warning is the one most worth sitting with: the war between the United States and China is the one we all hope to avoid, and the only way to make sure it never happens is to take seriously the possibility that it could. Link in bio or go to https://getsoul.com & enter code TODDCAST for 30% off your first order. Thank you Wildgrain for sponsoring. Visit http://wildgrain.com/TODDCAST and use the code "TODDCAST" at checkout to receive $30 off your first box PLUS free Croissants for life! Timeline: (Timestamps may vary based on advertisements) 00:00 Elliot Ackerman & Admiral James Stavridis join the Chuck ToddCast 01:00 2084 is not predictive fiction, it’s cautionary fiction 02:00 Major disasters come from a failure of imagination 03:15 Planned the arc of multiple books in advance 04:30 You can’t be too dystopian or too pollyannish 05:30 War has changed and superpowers are vulnerable to asymmetric war 06:15 Victors are made by adapting to new technologies 06:45 Ukraine war has revolutionized fighting with drones and AI 07:30 War is terrible and drones risk “gamifying” it 09:00 Questions surround whether humans must be involved in “kill chain” 10:45 Always having a human in the loop may not always be best option 11:45 AI tools have moral questions that countries answer differently 13:00 The risk of corporations being more powerful than nation states 14:15 Nation states will ensure that corporations can’t apply violence at scale 15:15 Defining feature of a nation state is a monopoly on violence 18:00 Book predicts that Greenland will be growing wine due to climate change 18:30 War between U.S. and China is the one we all hope to avoid 19:00 Trump’s summit with Xi was a massive with for Xi and China 19:30 Xi seemed like the senior partner, Trump got very little 20:15 The summit was terrible for Taiwan 21:30 2034 started with the thesis of the U.S. and China going to war 23:45 Will democracy remain the defining feature of America? 24:15 Can America overcome the big divisions in the nation? 25:45 War is something humans have engaged in & you can see patterns emerge 28:00 Other war books served as cautionary fiction & inspiration for the book 30:15 The movie “War Games” needs a reboot, it was prescient 31:30 Military action against Cuba won’t be like Venezuela, will be much tougher 32:30 The Cuban American community in Florida would be very engaged 33:45 Venezuela has the resources to be Dubai on the Caribbean 34:15 Reconstruction of Cuba would be wildly expensive 35:00 What is your next project? 35:30 Don’t need to read the earlier books to read 2084, they stand on their ownSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Chuck Todd uses the fallout from the Texas runoff to identify a much bigger pattern emerging across the Sun Belt — and argues we may be watching a generational realignment of American politics in real time. For decades, Southern states moved steadily from blue to red, with the Sun Belt providing the demographic engine of every Republican majority and Democrats traditionally finding their path to power through the upper Midwest. But Trump's GOP has now moved so far right that it's quietly opening the door for Democrats across the South — the blue shift we've seen in Georgia over the past decade is starting to happen in Texas, and the Trump brand has badly complicated things for the centrist voters who used to keep these states reliably Republican. Chuck argues that successful Southern Republican governors of the past spent enormous energy doing coalition management — keeping their activist wing at bay while delivering for swing voters — but Republicans misread their recent electoral dominance and started catering exclusively to their base instead.The data is clear: election deniers consistently lose in Georgia, and when every single issue becomes a loyalty test, you bleed exactly the kind of voters you need to actually win. But Chuck’s larger argument is that Democrats are blowing the opportunity. He argues the Democratic path back to power is genuinely simple — economic inequality and the concentration of corporate power are causing virtually all of America's ills, and there's a coherent coalition waiting to be built around those issues — but progressives behave like they've already won the intellectual argument and refuse to do the actual work of persuasion. There's no "pure" way to win, Chuck says: winning coalitions are inherently messy, both party bases want movement politics, but the actual electorate consistently rewards coalition politics. Americans increasingly dislike both parties for very different reasons — moderate voters think Democrats are weak and Republicans are too extreme — and what they're actually hungry for is a coalition that is stable and visibly capable of governing. Then, novelist Elliot Ackerman and retired Admiral James Stavridis — the former NATO Supreme Allied Commander — join the Chuck Toddcast to discuss their new novel 2084 and to deliver some deeply uncomfortable warnings about where war, technology, and great-power competition are actually headed. The duo, whose previous collaboration 2034 imagined a U.S.-China war, are quick to clarify that their work isn't predictive fiction — it's cautionary fiction, written from the conviction that major disasters almost always stem from a failure of imagination, and that the only way to prevent the worst-case scenarios is to seriously imagine them first. Ackerman and Stavridis argue that war has fundamentally changed, that superpowers are now uniquely vulnerable to asymmetric warfare, and that victors are made or unmade by their willingness to adapt to new technologies — pointing to the Ukraine war as a real-time revolution in drone combat and AI-driven battlefield decision-making. They raise the hardest moral question facing modern militaries: do you always need a human in the loop of the kill chain, and if not, who is morally responsible when something goes wrong? Different countries are answering that question in different ways, with profoundly different ethical and strategic consequences. The conversation broadens into the deeper structural concerns animating 2084. Ackerman and Stavridis warn that one of the gravest threats to the international order is the rise of corporations whose power is beginning to rival that of nation-states — and they argue the defining feature of a nation-state has always been its monopoly on violence, meaning governments will eventually be forced to ensure corporations can't apply violence at scale (a fight that has already begun in subtle ways). They flag Trump's recent summit with Xi Jinping as a massive win for China, with Xi clearly presenting himself as the senior partner while Trump walked away with very little — and the meeting was particularly catastrophic for Taiwan, whose strategic standing has now been visibly weakened. The authors discuss whether democracy will remain the defining feature of America going forward, whether the country can overcome its current internal divisions, and how human patterns of warfare repeat themselves across centuries even as the technology evolves. They make the case that the 1983 film War Games was prescient and overdue for a reboot, that military action against Cuba would be nothing like Venezuela — politically much tougher given the engaged Cuban-American community in Florida, and economically far more expensive on the reconstruction side — and that Venezuela itself has the natural resources to one day become "the Dubai of the Caribbean" if its politics ever stabilize. Their bottom-line warning is the one most worth sitting with: the war between the United States and China is the one we all hope to avoid, and the only way to make sure it never happens is to take seriously the possibility that it could. Finally, he answers listeners' questions in the "Ask Chuck" segment. Predict the action all the way through the finals. Sign up now for your twenty-five dollar bonus on https://fanduel.com/predicts Link in bio or go to https://getsoul.com & enter code TODDCAST for 30% off your first order. Thank you Wildgrain for sponsoring. Visit http://wildgrain.com/TODDCAST and use the code "TODDCAST" at checkout to receive $30 off your first box PLUS free Croissants for life! Timeline: (Timestamps may vary based on advertisements 00:00 Chuck Todd’s introduction 03:00 Fallout from Texas runoff - We’re seeing a pattern in the Sun Belt 03:45 For decades,southern states have been transitioning from blue to red 04:45 Sun belt states have powered the Republican majority 06:00 Democrats path to power used to be the midwest, now is moving south 06:45 Republicans move to the right has created Dem opportunities in Sun Belt 08:15 The shift to blue we’ve seen in Georgia is starting to happen in Texas 09:15 The Trump brand has complicated things for centrist voters in the south 10:00 Will Ken Paxton be the Mark Robinson of Texas? 11:00 Southern governors were able to keep their activist wing at bay 12:30 GOP leaders in the south had to perform coalition management 13:45 Republicans misunderstood election dominance, then catered to base 14:45 Florida GOP has purged most of its institutional wing 16:00 Loudest activists have set the tone for the Republican party 16:45 Arizona GOP went way too far to the right, less competitive now 18:45 Election deniers have consistently lost in Georgia 19:45 When every issue becomes a loyalty test, you bleed voters 21:00 Texas election will test if the Texas GOP went too far right 23:00 Dems path to power is simple, but have to be willing to take it 24:45 Economic inequality & concentration of power are causing all of our ills 25:15 Progressives behave like they’ve won the intellectual argument 26:00 It’s hard to convince most dedicated supporters what the winning path is 27:00 Republicans are losing due to Trump’s purging of the party 29:15 There’s no “pure” way to win, winning coalitions are messy 30:30 Both bases want movement politics, electorate rewards coalition politics 32:00 Americans increasingly dislike both parties for different reasons 34:00 Base Democrats are taking the wrong lessons from Trump 34:45 Moderate voters think Dems are weak, and GOP is too extreme 36:00 Voters want a coalition that’s stable and capable of governing 38:15 Biden governed differently than he campaign and voters punished him 44:30 Elliot Ackerman & Admiral James Stavridis join the Chuck ToddCast 45:30 2084 is not predictive fiction, it’s cautionary fiction 46:30 Major disasters come from a failure of imagination 47:45 Planned the arc of multiple books in advance 49:00 You can’t be too dystopian or too pollyannish 50:00 War has changed and superpowers are vulnerable to asymmetric war 50:45 Victors are made by adapting to new technologies 51:15 Ukraine war has revolutionized fighting with drones and AI 52:00 War is terrible and drones risk “gamifying” it 53:30 Questions surround whether humans must be involved in “kill chain” 55:15 Always having a human in the loop may not always be best option 56:15 AI tools have moral questions that countries answer differently 57:30 The risk of corporations being more powerful than nation states 58:45 Nation states will ensure that corporations can’t apply violence at scale 59:45 Defining feature of a nation state is a monopoly on violence 1:02:30 Book predicts that Greenland will be growing wine due to climate change 1:03:00 War between U.S. and China is the one we all hope to avoid 1:03:30 Trump’s summit with Xi was a massive with for Xi and China 1:04:00 Xi seemed like the senior partner, Trump got very little 1:04:45 The summit was terrible for Taiwan 1:06:00 2034 started with the thesis of the U.S. and China going to war 1:08:15 Will democracy remain the defining feature of America? 1:08:45 Can America overcome the big divisions in the nation? 1:10:15 War is something humans have engaged in & you can see patterns emerge 1:12:30 Other war books served as cautionary fiction & inspiration for the book 1:14:45 The movie “War Games” needs a reboot, it was prescient 1:16:00 Military action against Cuba won’t be like Venezuela, will be much tougher 1:17:00 The Cuban American community in Florida would be very engaged 1:18:15 Venezuela has the resources to be Dubai on the Caribbean 1:18:45 Reconstruction of Cuba would be wildly expensive 1:19:30 What is your next project? 1:20:00 Don’t need to read the earlier books to read 2084, they stand on their own 1:22:15 Ask Chuck 1:22:30 Taking the high road in politics doesn’t always work, worth the trade off? 1:28:00 How do you see election results in 2026 shaping the gerrymandering fight? 1:31:00 Are presidential approval polls too limited or not comprehensive enough? 1:35:15 Do you see a path forward for people who believe in healing our politics? 1:42:00 Would it make sense to draw districts without humans involved using metrics? 1:49:30 Is expanding the house realistic considering politics & public perception?See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Victors uteplats har tagits över av hemska inkräktare, Joel har fått en ny orimlig besatthet, och Emil kommer att utsätta hela Sverige för livsfara.

Fron Office Los manages Jeopardy-style chaos with wild categories, nonstop roasting, fast answers, and hilarious banter. Pete dominates while Victor, Kimmer, and Tug battle it out in this unfiltered trivia showdown.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

"Front Office" Los manages Jeopardy-style chaos with wild categories, nonstop roasting, fast answers, and hilarious banter. Pete dominates while Victor, Kimmer, and Tug battle it out in this unfiltered trivia showdown.Atlanta's ONLY All Conservative News & Talk Station.: https://www.xtra1063.com/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Vi berättar äntligen lösningen på hur man vinner Eurovision Song Contest, Victors bil har varit med om något fruktansvärt, och Emil har fått en livsomvälvande insikt.

This powerful message centers on John 14:6 where Jesus declares He is the way, the truth, and the life, challenging us to understand that Jesus isn't just a good option among many—He's the only way to the Father. We're invited to see Jesus as perfect theology, the exact representation of God. Every healing, every miracle, every act of compassion Jesus performed reveals the Father's heart. When we wonder what God is like, we need only look at Jesus. He never made anyone sick, never killed anyone, never brought lack—He only healed, raised the dead, and multiplied provision. This means we can stop asking why God allowed certain hardships and start examining our own participation in His will. The message emphasizes that God's sovereignty doesn't mean He controls everything like a puppet master, because God is love, and love doesn't control. Instead, we're called to be active participants in seeing God's will manifest through faith. Mark 11 shows us that Jesus spoke to a fig tree and it withered, then explained that whoever believes and doesn't doubt can speak to mountains. Faith isn't needed for what we already have—it's required for the greater things of God. This teaching liberates us from passivity and invites us into a life of victory where we partner with God through believing His word and declaring it in faith.

To end this series, Rabbi admonishes us to know that in our own weakness God's power is perfected and that our victory over our enemies lies in knowing that God's love never fails. **** BECOME A MONTHLY PARTNER - https://djj.show/YTAPartner  **** DONATE - https://djj.show/YTADonate  **** TEACHING NOTES - https://djj.show/zf6 

Even with a new identity in Christ, we can still struggle with fear and anxiety.  In this series, Rabbi illustrates why God commanded the Children of Israel in Isaiah 41 to not be afraid, how it applies to us, and to always remember to be grateful for the gift of salvation God gave us through Yeshua. **** BECOME A MONTHLY PARTNER - https://djj.show/YTAPartner  **** DONATE - https://djj.show/YTADonate  **** TEACHING NOTES - https://djj.show/07l 

In this episode, Rabbi outlines through Isaiah 41 how God views the Children of Israel as servants and friends, emboldening us as Believers in Yeshua today. **** BECOME A MONTHLY PARTNER - https://djj.show/YTAPartner  **** DONATE - https://djj.show/YTADonate  **** TEACHING NOTES - https://djj.show/54p 

"How do I get into a state where I am doing all this endurance running and stuff? It's just one foot in front of the other." Miles Victors is an ultra-runner, health and fitness consultant, and fellow podcaster of Beating the Statistics. In this episode, Miles chats with Luis about extreme long-distance running, his weight loss journey, his mental fortitude, reading the book Born to Run, his Copper Canyons running experience, Bear 100, goals, wearing luna sandals during runs, running 420 miles in 8 days, Still I Run fundraising, Miles Coin web application, and what he has learned in his transformation. Support Road Dog Podcast by: 1. Joining the Patreon Community: https://www.patreon.com/roaddogpodcast 2. Subscribe to the podcast on whatever platform you listen on. 3. Get exclusive RDP merch here: https://roaddogpodcast-shop.fourthwall.com/ GO SLEEVES: https://gokinesiologysleeves.com HAMMER NUTRITION show code: Roaddoghn20 Listeners get a special 15% off at https://www.hammernutrition.com DRYMAX show code: Roaddog2020  Listeners get a special 15% off at https://www.drymaxsports.com/products/ LUNA SANDALS "Whether I'm hitting the trails or just hanging out, LUNA Sandals are my favorite. They're designed by Barefoot Ted of Born to Run and made for every adventure—ultra running, hiking, or just kicking back. Its minimalist footwear that's good for your feet!" Check them out and get 15% off at lunasandals.com/allwedoisrun. Allwedoisrun.com Miles Victors Contact Info: milesvictors@gmail.com Strava: https://www.strava.com/athletes/milesvictors Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/milesvictors/ Spotify 'Still I Run' album: https://open.spotify.com/album/2vTtzoPbZSi3MCRhFfZ6TW?si=JeD3e9rOTT-G2qNEn5l1Ow Still I Run fundraising page:  https://secure.qgiv.com/event/tsirmyway/account/2307961-miles-crossing-utah Luis Escobar (Host) Contact: luis@roaddogpodcast.com Luis Instagram Kevin Lyons (Producer) Contact: kevin@roaddogpodcast.com yesandvideo.com Music: Slow Burn by Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/ Original RDP Photo: Photography by Kaori Peters kaoriphoto.com Road Dog Podcast Adventure with Luis Escobar www.roaddogpodcast.com

Emil har hamnat i trubbel på grund av obegriplig norska, Joel behöver hjälp med sin nya livssituation, och Victor har fått en otrolig superkraft.

Welcome to The Eagle's View!This is where you can listen to the students of Emerson School in Ann Arbor, Michigan, soar.  Join 5th grader Viviana as she hosts this episode. You will hear about University of Michigan Basketball, Yaxel Lendeborg, UofM Hockey, Aiden Hutchenson, Football vs. Basketball, and as always, The Joke of the Week!Check out Zebonky right here!https://zebonky.com/Thank you for listening to The Eagles View. Be sure to like, follow, and share our podcast with your friends and family.And don't just listen—leave us a comment! We'd love to hear your thoughts, your favorite part, or even your own joke of the week.New episodes come out every Wednesday—even during summer break. Plus, The Eagle's View Presents every Monday, and Story Tellers on FridayBe sure to check out our new merchandise on The Emerson School Store website below.https://apparelnow.com/emerson-school-store-apparel/Follow on social media too!https://www.facebook.com/theemersonschool/https://www.instagram.com/emersonschool/Thanks for hanging out with us, and remember—Eagles always soar!

President Trump said it with blunt clarity: “To the victor belongs the spoils.”The real question now is whether Prime Minister Netanyahu has the courage to act with that same clarity in this moment of historic opportunity.Join Our Whatsapp Channel: https://chat.whatsapp.com/GkavRznXy731nxxRyptCMvFollow us on Twitter: https://x.com/AviAbelowJoin our Telegram Channel: https://t.me/aviabelowpulseFollow us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/pulse_of_israel/?hl=enPulse of Israel on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/IsraelVideoNetworkVisit Our Website - https://pulseofisrael.com/Donate to Pulse of Israel: https://pulseofisrael.com/boost-this-video/

In this episode, we speak with Karen Isble—Vice President for College Advancement at Kalamazoo College. Karen previously served as Associate Vice Chancellor and Campaign Director at the University of California, Irvine, where she helped lead the university's $2 billion Brilliant Future campaign. Before that, she held senior leadership roles at the University of Michigan, contributing to the university's $5 billion+ Victors for Michigan campaign. She began her career in arts administration, with roles at the Chamber Music Society of Detroit, the Chicago Symphony Orchestra, and the Goodman Theatre—and today serves as chair of the board of the Kalamazoo Symphony Orchestra. A former president of Apra, Karen has been a national voice in advancement for many years. We begin our conversation with a glimpse of where it all started—how her talking and singing as a child earned her the nickname “Radio” within the family, hinting early on at a life shaped by music and communication.

Host Grant Mona reacts to a landscape-shifting Monday and Tuesday. We start with the scenes in Indianapolis as Dusty May's Michigan Wolverines reach the mountaintop, before returning to the West Coast to break down a vital weekend for the Clippers and a shootout thriller for the Kings. Segment One: "Hardest Playing Team in Basketball" | Michigan Wins It All The Michigan Wolverines are national champions! In a tactical masterclass, Michigan defeated the UConn Huskies 69–63 on Monday night to claim the 2026 National Title. The Lendeborg Legacy: Grant reacts to the postgame presser from Dusty May and tournament breakout star Lendeborg, who played through a sprained MCL and rolled ankle to secure the title. Lendeborg's blunt assessment: "We're the hardest-playing team in basketball. We are the best team in college basketball, and we want to be one of the greats ever. Mission accomplished." Defensive Clinic: Analysis of how Michigan held the high-powered UConn offense to just 31% shooting. Grant discusses Dusty May's rapid turnaround of the program and why this Wolverines squad—which scored 90+ points in every tournament game leading up to the final—proved they could win in the mud when the trophy was on the line. Segment Two: California Postseason Push | Clippers & Kings Stay Alive It was a high-stakes 48 hours for the pro teams in Los Angeles as playoff positioning comes down to the wire. Clippers Statement in Sacramento: Over at the Golden 1 Center on April 5th, the LA Clippers dismantled the Sacramento Kings 138–109. Kawhi's Response: Kawhi Leonard (26 points) addressed the recent "contender" chatter, emphasizing that despite roster changes, the goal remains building daily. Ty Lue's Focus: We hear from the head coach on the team's late-season surge: "I feel confident in our players. Our goal is to make the playoffs, and if we get there, anything can happen." Kings Edge Predators in the Shootout: Back at Crypto.com Arena on Monday night, the Los Angeles Kings tightened the Western Conference race with a gritty 3–2 shootout win over the Nashville Predators. Kempe's Clutch Gene: Reaction to Adrian Kempe, who netted the lone shootout goal to secure the vital extra point. Locker Room Grit: We hear from Jim Hiller and the Kings veterans on the importance of the two points as they move into sole possession of the final playoff spot. The message: "In April, style points don't matter—only the result." Produced by: Grant Mona Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

Evan, Canty, & Michelle discuss Michigan's 69-63 win over UConn to cap off a dominant title run. What can we learn from how their team is built? UNC now has an ex-NFL and ex-NBA coach helming their programs and Mike Tannenbaum joins the show to explain why Lamar Jackson showing up at voluntary workouts is just the first step for the Ravens. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Evan, Canty, & Michelle discuss Michigan's 69-63 win over UConn to cap off a dominant title run. What can we learn from how their team is built? UNC now has an ex-NFL and ex-NBA coach helming their programs and Mike Tannenbaum joins the show to explain why Lamar Jackson showing up at voluntary workouts is just the first step for the Ravens. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Evan, Canty, & Michelle discuss Michigan's 69-63 win over UConn to cap off a dominant title run. What can we learn from how their team is built? UNC now has an ex-NFL and ex-NBA coach helming their programs and Mike Tannenbaum joins the show to explain why Lamar Jackson showing up at voluntary workouts is just the first step for the Ravens. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Evan, Canty, & Michelle discuss Michigan's 69-63 win over UConn to cap off a dominant title run. What can we learn from how their team is built? UNC now has an ex-NFL and ex-NBA coach helming their programs and Mike Tannenbaum joins the show to explain why Lamar Jackson showing up at voluntary workouts is just the first step for the Ravens. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Evan, Canty, & Michelle discuss Michigan's 69-63 win over UConn to cap off a dominant title run. What can we learn from how their team is built? UNC now has an ex-NFL and ex-NBA coach helming their programs and Mike Tannenbaum joins the show to explain why Lamar Jackson showing up at voluntary workouts is just the first step for the Ravens. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Hail to the Victors! UNC hired Michael Malone?!?! The Starting Five.

Hail to the Victors.

Hail to the Victors.

Michigan won a national championship Monday night and we're going to talk about it. Matt Norlander is live in Indianapolis where he's been holed up for the last 6 days, Hartzell is comfortably back at home in NC, and the fellas have a lot to unpack from the Final Four. Beyond the actual games (which were, let's face it, just ok), what was Indy like as a host venue? Is the UConn dynasty over or are we just hitting the pause button for now? Is Michigan about to be cooking for the foreseeable future with Dusty May confirmed to stay in Ann Arbor? What did Norlander think of Hartzell's basketball game when they hooked up at Hinkle Fieldhouse? What the hell was going on with the Chainsmokers on Saturday night? And did North Carolina panic last Sunday when everyone in the college basketball world was saying 'no' to their head coaching vacancy? A lot to cover from a wild - and final - weekend of the college basketball season. Let's dig in!See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Henry Lake on another NCAA Title for the Big Ten Conference, and the Twins beat the Tigers on a cold night at Target Field. Some Lake Takes with Vineeta on The WCCO Morning News. Photo-Michael Reaves/Getty Images

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Listen along as we look at the Palm Sunday story. Notes//Quotes: Mark 11:1-10 Luke 17:20-21 Matthew 11:4-6 Zech 9:9  “One the one hand this looks like all other triumphal entries. Two hundred years earlier Simon Maccabeus had defeated foreign armies and kept Israel independent and he rode in to Jerusalem with people shouting cheers and waiving Palm branches because he delivered them… This triumphal entry parodies the entries of kings and armies. Victors in battle do not ride into their capital cities riding on donkeys but on fearsome horses, but this kind does not, and will not triumph through force of arms.” Stanley Hauerwas “Jesus is the Lord of all and under his hand nothing but harmony and peace comes about. The animal knows and loves his true master for who he is. This is a foreshadowing of the healing and completion of all nature as found in Isaiah 11, the wolf shall live with the lamb” Tim Keller Donkey cross 1/2/3/4     “Humans are very attached to outcomes. We say we trust God but behind the scenes we work our fingers to the bone and our emotions into a tangled fray trying to control our outcomes. We praise God when our normal looks like what we thought it would. We question God when it doesn't. And walk away from Him when we have a sinking suspicion that God is the one who set fire to the hope that was holding us together…What if disappointment is really the exact appointment your soul needs to radically encounter God?” - Lysa TerKuerst - Not Supposed to Be This Way

Mary Shelley var atten, da hun sommeren 1816 ved Genevesøen blev udfordret af bl.a. Lord Byron og Percy Bysshe Shelley (hendes senere mand) til at skrive en uhyggelig historie. Ud af konkurrence, regnvejr og et mareridt voksede en fortælling om Victor Frankenstein — en ung videnskabsmand, der skaber et monstrøst liv og derefter flygter fra ansvaret. Romanen udkom anonymt i 1818; i dag er navnet og Monstret overalt i popkulturen. Mary Shelley skrev videre efter Percys druknedød i 1822, men Frankenstein blev hendes mest læste værk. Fastfrosset i en rammefortælling på Nordpolen Bogen starter ikke med Victor, men med Robert Walton, en kaptajn på vej mod Nordpolen. Han skriver breve hjem til sin søster om ensomhed, ære og drømmen om at opdage noget nyt. Da skibet sidder fast i isen, møder han en udmattet fremmed — det er Victor, som brænder på at fortælle sin historie. Bogen er bygget som lag i lag. Victor fortæller om sin familie, sit studium og sit eksperiment. Siden får skabningen selv lov til at tale. Det er en langsom, bekendelsespræget roman med få gyserstød og meget følelsesregister. Film har gjort selve skabelsen til et stort klimaks; hos Shelley er den næsten en fodnote. Victor vender monstret ryggen Victor skaber sit væsen og vækker det til live om natten. Da han ser resultatet, stikker han af. Han lader det ligge alene. Monstret vandrer ud i verden uden sprog og uden nogen, der kan forklare det, hvem eller hvad det er. Det finder en hytte ved en skov og tilbringer måneder med at iagttage en fattig familie udefra. Sådan lærer det sproget. Sådan opdager det, at det er forladt og frygtet. Til sidst opsøger monstret Victor og kræver ét: en ledsager. Et andet væsen som det selv. Victor nægter. En for en dræber monstret Victors familie Monstret tager hævn. Det begynder med Victors lille bror William, som det dræber i skoven. En ung kvinde i familien, Justine, mistænkes for mordet. Der holdes retssag. Victor ved, hvad der virkelig skete — men han tier. Justine dømmes og henrettes. Siden dræber monstret Elizabeth, den kvinde Victor gifter sig med. Det sker på deres bryllupsnat. Victor begiver sig nordpå for at jage monstret — og det er her, Walton finder ham i isen. Hvem var egentlig værst? Victor dør ombord på Waltons skib, udmattet af sin jagt på monstret. Monstret dukker op ved liget og holder en tale. Ikke en trussel — et forsvar. Det siger, at det var et ubeskrevet blad. At det rakte ud til mennesker. At de skød på det og slog det og jog det væk. At det bare reagerede på, hvad det mødte. Walton er blind over for det. Fra det øjeblik, han mødte Victor på isen, så han kun et ædelt menneske med store tanker. At Victor tav under Justines retssag, mens en uskyldig blev hængt — det registrerer Walton ikke. Han beundrer Victor til det sidste. Monstret beslutter sig for at dø. Det vil tage nordpå og brænde sig selv. Det er det eneste væsen i fortællingen, der rent faktisk tager konsekvensen af sine handlinger. Victor flygtede og tav. Walton ville hellere lade sin besætning dø i isen end vende sydpå. Jens og Anders har SCIFI SNAKKET Frankenstein; or, The Modern Prometheus. Vurderingen Jens: ⭐⭐ (to stjerner — “kunne have været én”). Store dele af bogen føltes som kamp mod pacing og familieudredninger; det var især slutningen med Walton og monstret, der løftede oplevelsen og gjorde temaet tydeligt. Anders: ⭐⭐⭐⭐ (fire stjerner; “overvejet fem” af nostalgiske grunde). Genlæsningen ramte ham: Han lod sig rive med af det romantiske drama, og han har et særligt forhold til bogen fra universitetstiden — plus respekt for det kulturelle aftryk gennem 200 år. Til sammenligning har SCIFI SNAKs Goodreads-gruppe i skrivende stund en gennemsnitsscore omkring 4,04/5 på Frankenstein blandt dem, der har læst og bedømt den — så her er Anders mest i sync med lytterne. Shownotes til episoden om Frankenstein Siden sidst Anders Så Project Hail Mary i forpremiere (Ryan Gosling som Ryland Grace, Rocky-alienen, “let’s science the shit out of this”-vibe); sammenligner med The Martian. Har læst Good Morning, Midnight (Lily Brooks-Dalton) — bog bedre end Netflix-filmen for ham. Har læst The Water Knife af Paolo Bacigalupi — brutal klimathriller i det tørre USA. Nævner femte sæson af For All Mankind (premiere 27. marts 2026). Har ikke set The Bride (Maggie Gyllenhaal) — blandet omtale. Jens Trailer til Dune Messiah / tredje Villeneuve-Dune — og lidt “Timothée-overeksponering”. Læser There Is No Antimemetics Division (qntm) — “weird” puzzle-anti-mem; stor anbefaling. Har lyttet til podcasten Læs den om Frankenstein (afsnittet “Læs den ikke!”). Podcasten The Big Picture nævnt i forbindelse med Oscar-snakket om Project Hail Mary og Dune 3. Lytternes input Henning har en udgave med Bernie Wrightsons illustrationer (kan lånes på biblioteket); synes bogen er kedelig, men vil gerne lytte med. Lise roser stemningen i bogen og understreger, at film og bog ikke ligger tæt — hovedpointer kan gå tabt i filmfortolkninger. Kristoffer (m.fl.) har set Guillermo del Toros Frankenstein uden at blive fanget; leder stadig efter “den perfekte” adaptation. Anbefalinger fra lyttere Søren Trussel: The Tourist — tids-turisme som almindelig industri; turistguide der holder styr på tidsrejsende. Per: Slow Gods af Claire North — sammenlignes med Ann Leckie og Adrian Tchaikovsky; ultrakapitalistisk “Shine”-verden og udødelighed. Næste gang Episode 136: Slow Gods af Claire North — pligtlæsning når Leckie- og Tchaikovsky-sammenligninger flyver, men vi er også spændt på, om hypen holder. Kommentarer, input og snak: scifisnak.dk.SCIFI SNAK findes også på Mastodon og i Fediverse — se evt. guiden her.

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Victor har under ett romantiskt renoveringsförsök åsamkat stora skador på sin lägenhet, och Joel undrar om han hållit på med sin konst tillräckligt länge för att få kalla sig själv för en riktig konstnär.

This week, a slightly higher bid from David Ellison's Paramount-Skydance for the assets of Warner Bros.-Discovery was enough to cause Netflix to withdraw from the bidding. Nielsen Ratings Show Notes Warner Bros. Says Paramount's New Offer Is “Superior.” Netflix Has Four Days to Respond Warner Bros. Discovery Board of Directors Determines Revised Proposal from Paramount Skydance Could Reasonably Be Expected to Lead to a "Company Superior Proposal" Netflix Walks and Wins? Stock Pops, Wall Street Praises Call to Quit Hunt for Warner Bros. Mood Inside Paramount Skydance, Warner Bros. as Netflix Ends Its Bid Is Paramount's Debt-Laden WBD Takeover Another Ill-Starred Hollywood Sequel? ‘Not a done deal': California vows ‘vigorous' review of Paramount-Warner Bros takeover Netflix's Ted Sarandos to Meet With AG Pam Bondi, White House's Susie Wiles Washington trip fails to save Netflix bid - POLITICO What We've Been Doing A Parade of Horribles Bobby Broccoli Monster Train 2 DLC Resident Evil

Agents working for the seven Powers remaining in the HIP 87621 enclave have been awarded a pair of Imperial Hammer railguns as an initial reward for success. But it remains unclear what the longer-term benefits might be. Meanwhile, the Core Dynamics combat mission initiative is progressing well.

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Victor har tagit på sig ett större ansvar än någonsin tidigare, och Emil vill förbättra en flera tusen år gammal tradition.

Sometimes American leaders invoke the idea that their policies and practices are on the “right side of history”—and that their opponents are therefore on the wrong side of history. What does that mean, that perhaps what's popular right now is the right side of history? Or that a certain political perspective is the right side of history? Or the opposite? Join Kevin as we take a dive into the topic “on the wrong side or the right side of history.” // Download this episode's Application & Action questions and PDF transcript at whitestone.org.

Joel har insett att han ständigt är för sent ute med vad han vill göra, Emil har sett något hemskt när han spionerat genom sin grannes fönster, och Victor plågas av den stora lögn han hållit ifrån sin fru de senaste dagarna.

In the first episode of 2026, Victor and Carl discuss their favorite movies, wrestling matches, tv shows and more from last year! Carl also chats about His & Hers, the Bel-Air series finale, and the American Caper comic by Dan Houser. Victor reviews Al Ewing's The Immortal Hulk and the Timotheé Chalamet film Marty Supreme. Additionally, the guys also talk about the four teaser trailers for Avengers: Doomsday. Peace, love and better times, y'all. Let's GET IT! Recorded January 13, 2026 ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Catch Codex Prime on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, or other podcast platforms. Email: CodexPrimePodcast@gmail.com SOCIAL MEDIA: Facebook: www.facebook.com/codexprime Instagram: instagram.com/codexprimepodcast/ YouTube: www.youtube.com/channel/UCbDMNJNgnM6y3WB3fA1a1HA SoundCloud: @codex-prime Victor Omoayo - Do the Film Thing Podcast: https://dothefilmthing.podbean.com/ - Do the Film Thing Linktree: https://linktr.ee/dothefilmthing - Email: dothefilmthing@gmail.com Carl Byrd - Instagram, TikTok and Mixcloud @mrbyrd1027

In this episode, Dr. John Neufeld explores Isaiah 41:11-20 and the journey from victim to victor. Using the apostle Paul as an example, he examines how believers can move beyond a victim mentality to embrace confidence in God's help, promises of triumph, and provision of abundance. Dr. Neufeld reminds us that our hope isn't found in positive thinking, but in the resurrection of Jesus and God's unwavering commitment to His redeemed people. When God is for us, who can stand against us?God and the World's Idols: What are you really worshipping? In this series through Isaiah 40–44, Dr. John Neufeld explores one of Scripture's most powerful confrontations between the living God and the idols humanity creates. Writing to a nation facing exile and questioning whether their God has abandoned them, Isaiah paints a stunning portrait of who God truly is — His wisdom that needs no counsel, His power that never grows weary, His sovereignty over history itself.

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En esta emisión de Me lo Dijo Adela con Kimberly Armengol, analizamos los temas más relevantes del jueves 18 de diciembre de 2025. Hablamos con Victor Sánchez Valdés, especialista en seguridad, sobre las sanciones del Departamento del Tesoro de EE. UU. al Cártel de Santa Rosa de Lima y la detención de Jacobo Reyes León, alias “El Yeicob”. Además, el estratega político Alan Santelices nos explica el panorama electoral y las preferencias de la gente en redes sociales. Contamos también con la mesa de análisis de Roberto Gil Zuarth y Arturo Maximiliano García, donde se discuten temas internacionales, incluido el fentanilo, la política en América Latina y el caso de María Amparo Casar. Cerramos con noticias deportivas y de espectáculos con Juan Carlos Murrieta y Emilio Morales, así como una investigación especial sobre la historia de Ernestina Ascencio por Jonathan Padilla. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

PREVIEW — Victoria Coates — Winners and losers of the Ukraine conflict endgame. Coates analyzes the victors of the Ukraine conflict endgame, naming China as a significant beneficiary. Should Russia succeed, its status as a global player will be restored, though suspicion of Russian intentions persists because they extract more than they contribute. The conflict most significantly undermines the U.S. image as a reliable ally committed to securing nations' freedom—a credibility loss reminiscent of earlier historical failures during the World Wars and Kuwait crisis.

One consolation of defeat is that it provides an opportunity to adapt to reality. Victors, on the other hand, tend to get lost in the high. Just a week before the Democratic Party's landslide last Tuesday,  Simon Bazelon released the “Deciding to Win” report in the hopes of persuading liberal elites that they're alienating the moderates […]

Can a Christian be possessed? Can Satan read your mind or control your thoughts? Chip shares that victory over Satan requires knowing who he is, how he works, and what weapons he uses against you.GENERAL Command (Eph. 6:10) “Allow yourself to be continually strengthened by the power already made available to you in your new position and relationship with Christ.” It is the power that raised Christ from the dead and now dwells in you.SPECIFIC Command (Eph. 6:11) How? By continually and repeatedly putting on, at specific points in time, the spiritual protection God has provided for you... for the express purpose of holding on to your position in Christ as you are bombarded by Satanic strategies designed to destroy you and/or render you ineffective in Kingdom pursuits.The REASON for Commands (Eph. 6:12) It's because our real struggle is not against physical/material adversaries, but against a hierarchy of demonic forces doing battle in the spiritual realm.Five basic truths about spiritual warfare:There is an INVISIBLE world that is just as real as the visible world.We are involved in an invisible WAR, a cosmic conflict that has eternal implications.Our foe is FORMIDABLE and his goal is to destroy us and discredit the cause of Christ.We must RESPECT our foe, but not FEAR him – become acutely aware of his “methods,” but not be preoccupied by them.As believers in Christ, we do not fight “for” victory, we fight “FROM” victory. In Christ's power we are invincible!Summary:Satan is a DEFEATED foe. -Jn 12:31Jesus DESTROYED the work of the devil. -Col 2:14-15We are VICTORS in Christ. -1 Cor 15:55-58We have the POWER and resources to resist Satan and demonic attacks. -1 Jn 4:4We must LEARN how to put on the “full armor of God” to experience in daily living the victory we already possess. -Eph 6:13-17Broadcast ResourceThe Invisible War ResourcesMessage NotesAdditional Resource MentionsThe Invisible War Small Group OfferConnect888-333-6003WebsiteChip Ingram AppInstagramFacebookTwitterPartner With UsDonate Online888-333-6003

Demons, Satan, and the powers of darkness are real and at work. Do you know how to recognize and combat them? Chip begins "The Invisible War" with an overview of who the Enemy is and how they operate.GENERAL Command (Eph. 6:10) “Allow yourself to be continually strengthened by the power already made available to you in your new position and relationship with Christ.” It is the power that raised Christ from the dead and now dwells in you.SPECIFIC Command (Eph. 6:11) How? By continually and repeatedly putting on, at specific points in time, the spiritual protection God has provided for you... for the express purpose of holding on to your position in Christ as you are bombarded by Satanic strategies designed to destroy you and/or render you ineffective in Kingdom pursuits.The REASON for Commands (Eph. 6:12) It's because our real struggle is not against physical/material adversaries, but against a hierarchy of demonic forces doing battle in the spiritual realm.Five basic truths about spiritual warfare:There is an INVISIBLE world that is just as real as the visible world.We are involved in an invisible WAR, a cosmic conflict that has eternal implications.Our foe is FORMIDABLE and his goal is to destroy us and discredit the cause of Christ.We must RESPECT our foe, but not FEAR him – become acutely aware of his “methods,” but not be preoccupied by them.As believers in Christ, we do not fight “for” victory, we fight “FROM” victory. In Christ's power we are invincible!Summary:Satan is a DEFEATED foe. -Jn 12:31Jesus DESTROYED the work of the devil. -Col 2:14-15We are VICTORS in Christ. -1 Cor 15:55-58We have the POWER and resources to resist Satan and demonic attacks. -1 Jn 4:4We must LEARN how to put on the “full armor of God” to experience in daily living the victory we already possess. -Eph 6:13-17Broadcast ResourceThe Invisible War ResourcesMessage NotesAdditional Resource MentionsThe Invisible War Small Group OfferConnect888-333-6003WebsiteChip Ingram AppInstagramFacebookTwitterPartner With UsDonate Online888-333-6003

On January 14, 1973, when Super Bowl VII was played, perfection was on the line. Up to that point in the American football season, the Miami Dolphins had a perfect record—sixteen games without a loss. And when the Super Bowl was over, the victorious Dolphins would go down in sports history as the only team in professional football with a perfect record. Victorious. That’s also a designation that fits Jesus. A close look at His ministry reveals one victory after another. Matthew’s record of Christ’s ministry in Galilee (Matthew 4:23-9:38) includes summary statements on the front and back ends. “Jesus went throughout Galilee, teaching in their synagogues, proclaiming the good news of the kingdom, and healing every disease and sickness among the people” (4:23; 9:35). Christ was victorious over demons, disease, and death (see Mark 5:1-43). And what looked like a crushing defeat—His death on the cross—turned out to be the final victory. He defeated the ultimate enemy—death—by His own resurrection (see Acts 2:24). Victors—whether in sports or other fields of endeavor—are showered with awards and gifts. What’s the appropriate response to Jesus whose life, death, and resurrection have secured forgiveness and a right relationship with God for all who embrace Him? Nothing less than worshipful allegiance!