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If you've ever visited a Tudor palace in winter and wondered why it feels so cold inside, the answer is simple: it always was. In this episode, I explore how people in Tudor England actually stayed warm indoors. Not central heating, not roaring fires in every room, but a daily system built around one hearth, heavy clothing, hot food, shared warmth, and carefully managed routines. We'll look at fireplaces and fuel, why most rooms were never heated at all, how beds were warmed instead of bedrooms, and how people wrote, read, and worked with numb fingers in firelit rooms. From foot warmers taken to church to warming pans slipped between the sheets, heat in the Tudor world was local, temporary, and precious. Understanding how the Tudors dealt with cold changes how we think about daily life, privacy, sleep, work, and even learning in the sixteenth century. Warmth wasn't ambient. It was something you had to make, protect, and share. This is the everyday reality of living in cold stone houses, with one fire, long winters, and no escape from the chill. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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Do you feel emotionally drained, exposed, or constantly on edge? You are not alone. In late 2025, "emotional fatigue" is the number one reason people turn to meditation.In this episode of Calming Anxiety, we move beyond simple relaxation and focus on Restoration and Protection. If you have been stuck in "fight or flight" mode, talking yourself calm won't work—you need to signal safety to your body first.In the next 10 minutes, you will learn:The Somatic "Double-Inhale" Hack: A proven physiological technique to immediately stimulate the Vagus Nerve and turn off the stress response.The "Shield of Warmth" Visualization: A powerful mental exercise to protect your energy from the chaos of the world and the emotions of others.3 Caring Tips for Daily Protection: Simple, actionable tools (like the Physical Anchor) to keep your boundaries strong long after the podcast ends.This session is perfect for anyone struggling with high-functioning anxiety, sensory overwhelm, or physical burnout. It is time to stop absorbing the world's stress and start shielding your own peace.Topics Covered: Somatic Healing, Nervous System Regulation, Vagus Nerve Exercises, Anxiety Relief, Highly Sensitive Person (HSP) Support, 10 Minute Meditation, Sleep & Restoration.Break the Cycle of Anxiety Today Are you ready to stop the spiral? Join me in the Anxiety Circuit Breaker course, specifically designed to help you regain control and find your calm in just minutes. You can access the full course and take the first step toward a quieter mind by visiting calminganxiety.fm.

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Fluent Fiction - Norwegian: A Winter's Quest: Finding Warmth and Friendship Find the full episode transcript, vocabulary words, and more:fluentfiction.com/no/episode/2026-01-30-08-38-20-no Story Transcript:No: Det var en stille vinterdag på internatskolen.En: It was a quiet winter day at the boarding school.No: Snøen dekket bakken som et hvitt teppe, og de høye trærne sto tungt med frost.En: The snow covered the ground like a white blanket, and the tall trees stood heavy with frost.No: Sindre, en stille og ettertenksom gutt, stirret ut av vinduet fra klasserommet.En: Sindre, a quiet and thoughtful boy, stared out the window from the classroom.No: Han tenkte på de kalde dagene som hadde kommet.En: He thought about the cold days that had come.No: Han trengte virkelig en varm jakke.En: He really needed a warm jacket.No: Sindre pakket sin ryggsekk etter skolen og møtte Kari ved inngangen.En: Sindre packed his backpack after school and met Kari at the entrance.No: Kari, hans sprudlende venn, ventet allerede med et smil.En: Kari, his bubbly friend, was already waiting with a smile.No: "Kom igjen, Sindre!En: "Come on, Sindre!No: Vi skal til butikken i dag," sa hun, ivrig etter å dra.En: We're going to the store today," she said, eager to go.No: De gikk sammen til det lille kjøpesenteret ved siden av skolen.En: They walked together to the small shopping center next to the school.No: Det var varmt inne, og mange studenter og lokale mennesker gikk rundt for å handle vinterklær.En: It was warm inside, and many students and local people walked around shopping for winter clothes.No: Musikken i butikkene var oppmuntrende i kontrast til kulden utenfor.En: The music in the stores was encouraging in contrast to the cold outside.No: "Se på denne!En: "Look at this!"No: " utbrøt Kari, og trakk Sindre mot en fargerik jakke.En: exclaimed Kari, pulling Sindre towards a colorful jacket.No: Sindre smilte forsiktig.En: Sindre smiled gently.No: Den var fin, men han visste at den ikke ville være så varm som han trengte.En: It was nice, but he knew it wouldn't be as warm as he needed.No: "Jeg må finne noe mer praktisk," sa han.En: "I have to find something more practical," he said.No: De to vennene gikk fra butikk til butikk.En: The two friends went from store to store.No: Kari prøvde å overbevise Sindre om forskjellige stiler med jakker, men han holdt fast ved budsjettet sitt.En: Kari tried to convince Sindre of different styles of jackets, but he stuck to his budget.No: "Jeg har bare dette," sa han, kikkende ned på lappen hans mor hadde gitt ham.En: "I only have this," he said, looking down at the note his mother had given him.No: Plutselig så Sindre den perfekte jakken.En: Suddenly, Sindre saw the perfect jacket.No: Den var både varm og rimelig, hengende på stativet alene.En: It was both warm and affordable, hanging on the rack alone.No: Han gikk bort for å ta den, men akkurat da kom en annen student, tok den, og gikk mot kassen.En: He went over to take it, but just then another student grabbed it and headed to the checkout.No: Sindre sukket skuffet og så på Kari.En: Sindre sighed in disappointment and looked at Kari.No: Da de var på vei ut, dro Kari Sindre mot en annen hylle.En: As they were on their way out, Kari pulled Sindre towards another shelf.No: "Vent!En: "Wait!No: Se her!En: Look here!"No: " sa hun med glitrende øyne.En: she said with sparkling eyes.No: Bak noen store, tunge vinterjakker, lå det en jakke lik den Sindre hadde sett.En: Behind some large, heavy winter jackets, there was a jacket just like the one Sindre had seen.No: Sindre løftet jakken, smilte stort og sa: "Den passer!En: Sindre lifted the jacket, smiled broadly, and said, "It fits!No: Og den er også på salg!En: And it's also on sale!"No: " Han så på Kari, lettet over at de ventet litt ekstra inne i butikken.En: He looked at Kari, relieved that they had waited a little extra inside the store.No: De to vennene gikk ut av senteret sammen, der snøen fortsatt dalte ned stille.En: The two friends walked out of the center together, where the snow was still gently falling.No: Sindre holdt jakken sin tett rundt seg.En: Sindre held his jacket tightly around him.No: "Takk, Kari," sa han varmt.En: "Thank you, Kari," he said warmly.No: "Du hadde rett.En: "You were right.No: Lønn for tålmodighet.En: Good things come to those who wait."No: "Kari smilte og dunket lett på skulderen hans.En: Kari smiled and gently tapped his shoulder.No: "Det var ingenting.En: "It was nothing."No: "Så gikk de tilbake mot skolen, med varme jakker og glade hjerter, klare til å møte vinteren som nå virket litt mindre uhyggelig.En: Then they walked back towards the school, with warm jackets and happy hearts, ready to face the winter that now seemed a little less daunting. 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Devastating news forces Eliza to explore hidden clues and embark on a new, cold journey---MAN OF RIVERFeaturing players: Ellinor DiLorenzo & Sydney AmanuelCreated by: Ellinor DiLorenzoPhotography: Xavier GuerraProduction Design: Sydney AmanuelArt by: Henrik Rosenborg, Johan Egerkrans, John Bauer, Kay NielsenMusic by: ZitronSound, Andreas Lundström, Magnus StinnerbomABOUT THE LOST MOUNTAIN SAGAIt all began with The Lost Mountain Saga, a narrative horror-comedy podcast set in the Mythic North of 19th-century Sweden. Led by game master Ellinor DiLorenzo and featuring Sydney Amanuel, Anne Richmond, Skid Maher, and Kiah Amara, the first season of 20 episodes gained over 200,000 downloads. The series was later adapted into an official Vaesen adventure book published by Free League Publishing, inspired by *Johan Egerkrans' Nordiska Väsen.FOLLOW & SUBSCRIBE

Constitutional observers, protestors and others detained by ICE at the Whipple Federal Building are released from the building at all times of the day, every day. And a newly organized group of people, called HavenWatch, spends its days waiting outside the Whipple building. They help newly released people get home, contact their loved ones and stay safe from the cold. Leading the group is Natalie Ehret. She talked to MPR News host Nina Moini by phone outside the Whipple building.

MING's weekly Warmth radio show features the best in today's house and EDM as well as exclusive mixes and interviews from guest artists.MING Stuff >> https://solo.to/mingsmusic1001Tracklists >> https://1001.tl/lbknx3Beatport Track Charts >> https://hoodfamo.us/BPWRMTH

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  I haven't had much time or been motivated to create new mixes so far in the new year. But there's nothing like sub-zero temperatures and being cooped up indoors to get one in the mood for a good wintry mix. The temperature as I type this is -15 degrees with a wind chill of -40.

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Dear one,A winter storm is sweeping its way across the US. Where I live, Minnesota is bracing below zero degrees — From snow to frigid cold - it slows the world, ices the branches, and hushes everything under a weight of cold clarity.Our city of Minneapolis is under siege and near anarchy.Saddened. And honestly? It feels familiar.Not just outside, but internally too — like something in the atmosphere, inside and out, is shifting.We all feel the drip drip - FLOOD of energetic uncertainty. You know those days when it feels like life is doing more than landing gently?Sudden overwhelm. Unexpected feedback. A decision rising to the surface before you feel ready. Emotions that crack like ice under your ribs.Every choice we make carries profound creative consequences. We are remarkable agents of creation. With that in mind, my desire is helping you genuinely understand that every choice you make in life sets powerful creative forces in motion. There are profound shifts we believe are happening “out there,” when in truth they are happening in here. We are the engines of everything unfolding around us—and that is a difficult truth to fully comprehend.I've come to understand power as the fundamental ingredient of life. Everything is about power—absolutely everything.This is a POWERFUL energetic winter — when everything gets quiet, stretched, cold, and cracked open… all at once.These moments don't ask for performance.PAUSE …..They ask for presence. Think of Japanese calligraphy. The magic isn't just in the ink; it's in the white space. In our lives, that white space is the Pause. It's the gap between tasks where transformation actually happens.Because even on the days when your thoughts feel loud, your nervous system feels tight, and your emotional body is pulsing just outside your window of welcome — there is wisdom here.Our Souls incarnate to experience creatorship through choice, allowing us to express ourselves as unique aspects of the Divine.Only in the third dimension can Souls distinctly witness their creative abilities within separate bodies, making our actions and experiences truly our own—…it's about individuation. While manifesting follows Universal Law, each Soul uniquely interacts with these laws, encoded at the seventh-dimensional level of our Divine Oversoul's Devotion here on earth. The LIGHT BETWEEN ORACLE EXPERIENCE creates a time for wonder, contemplation and problem solving The Light Between Oracle App supports you through intense emotional experiences in real time.It's your personalized support tool designed to meet you in the middle of the inner snowstorm, not after the skies clear.Inside the self empowering oracle experience, you'll find:* Responsive, interactive intuitive readings that shift based on your energy and intention* Nervous system regulation tools to help you stay connected when you feel scattered, numb, or flooded* Soul-level journaling prompts, visualization journeys, and symbolic guidance that helps you turn emotional static into grounded clarity* A gently intelligent structure designed by someone who understands trauma, healing, leadership, and magicIf there is anything we've learned in the chaotic start of 2026, we know we cannot escape the storm of a fast changing world.BUT, we can find our footing inside it — moment by moment.Because when you can stay a few seconds longer with what's rising — even when it's sharp, shaky, or snow-blind — you open a new pathway inside your body. One where kindness, grace, and calm return on their own time.Sometimes the sky cracks for a reason.Sometimes the storm isn't chaos — it's recalibration.The five guiding lights offer a contemplative space that does not overwhelm you with more noise. Each guide meets you where you are and helps you hear yourself through it all. You don't have to be calm to begin; you just need to show up with one intention. Let each pause be your co-regulator. Your sacred pause. The gentle hand on your back that says: “It's going to be ok. You only can save yourself. You're just being reshaped.”Life is not a series of separate experiences. We are one unified bio-spiritual system. Sending you so much love healing and the will to PAUSE and CONTEMPLATE where there is still peace, hope and evolution as we heal our collective trauma.Warmth in the wild weather,Love - KassandraP.S. If life feels like slush right now — swirl, slide, standstill — no shame. These are the conditions in which we often uncover the very inner signals we've been too busy to hear. The Light Between is designed to catch those signals and help you make sense of them. You don't have to “figure it out.” You just have to open the app, and let your energy tell you where you are.P.P.S. Bundle up. Light the candle. Take a breath. The storm doesn't get to define you — but it can reveal you. The Light Between is a reader-supported publication. To receive new posts and support my work, consider becoming a free or paid subscriber. This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit thelightbetween.substack.com/subscribe

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er and cultural critic Christiana Mbakwe Medina joins Question Everything to dissect the strange, shifting logic of our current moment, from the collapse of celebrity mystique to our obsession with wealth, power, and proximity to influence. Christiana and Danielle, explore why “cancel culture” doesn’t really cancel anyone, how pop culture functions as soft power, and why so many modern myths, from the tradwife fantasy to the American Dream, are starting to crack. They also look ahead to what 2026 might bring: a more irreverent cultural mood shaped by fear fatigue, AI, and a hunger for something that feels human. In this episode, you’ll learn: Why pop culture is a mirror of society, not a distraction from it How celebrity lost its mystique in the age of access and social media Why cancel culture rarely has lasting consequences Why Lauren Sánchez Bezos may be one of the most important power brokers in culture right now What the Diddy verdict reveals about power, fame, and forgiveness How and why powerful men are so often culturally forgiven What “soft power” really means—and how culture shapes politics more than we think Why we confuse wealth with moral worth How the American Dream functions more like a myth than a reality What the tradwife / “soft life” fantasy is really selling to burned-out women Why staying home is far harder and riskier than TikTok makes it look How AI is quietly reshaping creativity and culture already Why culture may be entering a more irreverent, punk era after years of fear and caution What’s actually changing about fame, influence, and the influencer economy Why celebrity apologies rarely work (and never really have) How we should think about aging, relevance, and cultural exits (including Beyoncé) What we’re misreading about power, gender, and modern ambition Follow Christiana on Instagram @christianaama, and don’t miss her Substack and podcast, Pop Syllabus. Book recommendation: The Warmth of Other Suns by Isabel Wilkerson Substack: https://popsyllabus.substack.com/ Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/pop-syllabus/id1866754314See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Want to know how your residents really feel?Watch the door swing open when a maintenance tech walks in.In today's Multifamily Operations Tip of the Day, Mike Brewer puts the spotlight where it belongs — on the most under-celebrated, yet most impactful member of your onsite team: the service technician.It's not the leasing agent.It's not the community manager.It's the person with the tool bag and shoe covers.Resident sentiment is shaped in those quiet, unscripted moments when life is disrupted by a broken faucet, a faulty HVAC, or a leaky fridge. How your tech enters, greets, and resets the space says everything about your brand. Shoe covers? Respect. Friendly hello? Warmth. Clean up after the fix? Professionalism.Mike's message is clear: every micro moment is a brand-building moment.Service techs are your frontline. They carry your reputation into every home.They deserve training, support, recognition, and most of all, gratitude.If you're serious about five-star reviews and long-term resident retention, start by celebrating the people who make homes livable.If this message resonates, like the video, subscribe, and tag a service team member who deserves the spotlight.Blog: https://www.multifamilycollective.comSupport comes from: https://www.365connect.com/?utm_campaign=mmnHosted by: https://www.multifamilymedianetwork.com

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An arctic blast is moving into Colorado after months of record warmth; we talk about the impact with Denver7 chief meteorologist Lisa Hidalgo. Then, a survivor of childhood polio shares her story in the face of changing vaccine guidelines. Plus, former Denver Bronco Ryan Harris is back as the team prepares for the AFC championship game without its starting quarterback. And the Local 303 shares new music from Colorado artists for the new year! 

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Fluent Fiction - Dutch: Heating Up the Classroom: Creative Warmth Amid Winter Chill Find the full episode transcript, vocabulary words, and more:fluentfiction.com/nl/episode/2026-01-20-08-38-19-nl Story Transcript:Nl: Het was een koude winterochtend in Amsterdam.En: It was a cold winter morning in Amsterdam.Nl: De lucht was helder en er lagen dunne laagjes ijs op de grachten.En: The sky was clear and there were thin layers of ice on the canals.Nl: De leerlingen van de Amsterdamse Openbare Hogeschool liepen rillend naar binnen, hun adem als wolkjes in de ijskoude lucht zichtbaar.En: The students of the Amsterdamse Openbare Hogeschool walked shivering inside, their breath visible as clouds in the icy air.Nl: De oude bakstenen school met zijn echoënde gangen en grote ramen voelde die ochtend meer aan als een oude vrieskist, want de verwarming was kapot.En: The old brick school with its echoing hallways and large windows felt more like an old freezer that morning, because the heating was broken.Nl: Jeroen, een slimme en avontuurlijke jongen, zat in zijn klaslokaal te bibberen.En: Jeroen, a smart and adventurous boy, sat shivering in his classroom.Nl: Naast hem zat Sven, zijn beste vriend, die net zo avontuurlijk was.En: Next to him sat Sven, his best friend, who was just as adventurous.Nl: “We kunnen toch niet de hele dag zo zitten?” fluisterde Jeroen naar Sven.En: "We can't just sit like this all day, can we?" whispered Jeroen to Sven.Nl: “Marieke zal wel zeggen dat we gewoon moeten wachten en ons warm kleden,” antwoordde Sven met een glimlach.En: "Marieke will probably say we just have to wait and dress warmly," Sven replied with a smile.Nl: Marieke, de verantwoordelijke klassenvertegenwoordiger, liep de klas binnen met een serieus gezicht.En: Marieke, the responsible class representative, entered the class with a serious face.Nl: “Iedereen! Laten we onze jassen en sjaals aanhouden.En: "Everyone! Let's keep our coats and scarves on.Nl: We moeten gewoon geduld hebben totdat de verwarmingsmonteur het probleem heeft opgelost.En: We just need to be patient until the heating technician solves the problem.Nl: Tot die tijd zitten we dicht bij elkaar.En: Until then, we'll sit close together."Nl: Jeroen zuchtte.En: Jeroen sighed.Nl: De sfeer was miserabel en saai.En: The atmosphere was miserable and boring.Nl: Hij voelde het kriebelen om iets te doen.En: He felt the urge to do something.Nl: Toen kreeg hij een idee.En: Then he got an idea.Nl: “Laten we wat creativiteit gebruiken om warm te blijven, Sven,” stelde hij voor.En: "Let's use some creativity to stay warm, Sven," he suggested.Nl: Ze slopen het lokaal uit onder het wakend oog van Mr. van Hoof, hun strenge docent.En: They sneaked out of the classroom under the watchful eye of Mr. van Hoof, their strict teacher.Nl: In de gangen vonden ze een oude, lege prullenbak en een doos vol oude kranten.En: In the halls, they found an old, empty trash can and a box full of old newspapers.Nl: Sven lachte.En: Sven laughed.Nl: “Wat ga je doen, Jeroen?”En: "What are you going to do, Jeroen?"Nl: Jeroen begon te knutselen.En: Jeroen began to craft.Nl: Hij stopte de kranten in de prullenbak en zette deze in een hoek van de klas, ver weg van brandbare materialen.En: He stuffed the newspapers into the trash can and set it in a corner of the class, far away from flammable materials.Nl: “Dit is onze kampvuur-kachel,” grapte hij.En: "This is our campfire stove," he joked.Nl: Terug in de klas maakten Jeroen en Sven vuur met hun creatie.En: Back in the class, Jeroen and Sven made a fire with their creation.Nl: De anderen, inclusief Marieke, keken verbaasd maar geïnteresseerd toe.En: The others, including Marieke, watched surprised but interested.Nl: “We hebben geen echte warmte, maar het ziet er warm uit,” zuchtte Sven tevreden terwijl de papieren vlammen dansten.En: "We don't have real warmth, but it looks warm," Sven sighed contentedly while the paper flames danced.Nl: Plotseling verscheen Mr. van Hoof in de deur.En: Suddenly, Mr. van Hoof appeared in the doorway.Nl: Zijn wenkbrauwen schoten omhoog.En: His eyebrows shot up.Nl: “Wat gebeurt hier?” vroeg hij streng.En: "What's happening here?" he asked sternly.Nl: Jeroen nam een stap naar voren.En: Jeroen stepped forward.Nl: “Het is gewoon voor de lol, meneer.En: "It's just for fun, sir.Nl: We wilden iets positiefs doen met de kou.”En: We wanted to do something positive with the cold."Nl: Marieke knikte instemmend, bang dat ze in de problemen zouden komen.En: Marieke nodded in agreement, afraid they might get into trouble.Nl: Tot ieders verrassing lachte Mr. van Hoof.En: To everyone's surprise, Mr. van Hoof laughed.Nl: “Wel, als het de moraal op deze ijskoude dag verhoogt, laten we er dan een educatief project van maken.En: "Well, if it boosts morale on this freezing day, let's make it an educational project.Nl: Maar ik wil wel dat het veilig blijft.”En: But I do want it to remain safe."Nl: Iets later die dag werd de verwarming gemaakt.En: A little later that day, the heating was fixed.Nl: Het echte warme lucht voelde als een zegen, maar de leerlingen hadden al geleerd dat een beetje warmte ook van binnen kon komen.En: The real warm air felt like a blessing, but the students had already learned that a little warmth could also come from within.Nl: Jeroen glimlachte breed terwijl ze aan het eind van de dag de school verlieten.En: Jeroen smiled broadly as they left the school at the end of the day.Nl: De kou was voorbij en de sfeer was veranderd.En: The cold was over, and the atmosphere had changed.Nl: Samen waren ze erin geslaagd om iets positiefs te maken van een lastige situatie, zelfs met een strenge leraar als Mr. van Hoof aan hun zij.En: Together, they had succeeded in making something positive out of a difficult situation, even with a strict teacher like Mr. van Hoof by their side.Nl: Jeroen had geleerd dat creativiteit en samenwerking soms voor verrassend veel warmte kunnen zorgen.En: Jeroen had learned that creativity and collaboration can sometimes provide surprisingly much warmth. Vocabulary Words:icy: ijskoudshivering: rillendechoing: echoëndeadventurous: avontuurlijkewhispered: fluisterderepresentative: vertegenwoordigerpatient: geduldtechnician: monteurmiserable: miserabelurge: kriebelcreativity: creativiteitwatchful: wakendstrict: strengeempty trash can: lege prullenbakflammable: brandbarecampfire: kampvuurcontentedly: tevredensternly: strengmorale: moraalfreezing: ijskoudeblessing: zegenbroadly: breedpositive: positiefscollaboration: samenwerkingsurprisingly: verrassenduproar: opschuddingscarf: sjaalhallway: gangsolve: oplossencraft: knutselen

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This sleep hypnosis is designed for nights when your nervous system needs reassurance before rest. Set inside a quiet winter cabin, with the steady crackle of a fire, the session uses gentle Ericksonian language, intentional pauses, and slow pacing to signal safety to the body.This track is ideal before bed when you feel overstimulated, tense, or unable to fully unwind — especially after emotionally full or mentally busy days. Rather than trying to induce sleep, the experience focuses on warmth, steadiness, and nervous system calm.As breath softens and muscles gradually release, attention settles naturally, allowing sleep to arrive in its own time, without effort or forcing.

We're diving into Incubus' 1999 breakout Make Yourself, one of the late 90s' most thoughtful meditations on self-determination and what it means to be alive. Brandon Boyd's lyrics grapple with questioning the privileges we take for granted, resisting systems designed to keep us compliant, and staying engaged when everything feels cold and empty. It's a record that urges us to carve our own path and hold onto our humanity. Join us as we experience the warmth with Incubus. Tracklist Privilege The Warmth (live from the Morning View Sessions) When It Comes Out From Under Battlestar Scralatchtica This show is part of the Pantheon Podcast Network. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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Fluent Fiction - Hungarian: Braving the Winter: A Sibling's Fight for Family's Warmth Find the full episode transcript, vocabulary words, and more:fluentfiction.com/hu/episode/2026-01-19-23-34-02-hu Story Transcript:Hu: A hó vastagon borította a falusi piactér köveit.En: The snow thickly covered the stones of the village market square.Hu: Emberek siettek vastag köpönyegekben.En: People hurried by in thick cloaks.Hu: Standok sorakoztak, ahol téli termékeket árultak.En: Stalls lined up where winter products were sold.Hu: Réka aggódva nézett körül.En: Réka looked around anxiously.Hu: László, a testvére, otthon feküdt magas lázzal.En: László, her brother, was lying at home with a high fever.Hu: Réka elhatározta, hogy megtesz mindent, hogy meggyógyítsa.En: Réka decided she would do everything to heal him.Hu: István, a falu gyógyítója, a házban fontoskodott.En: István, the village healer, was bustling about the house.Hu: Sokféle gyógynövényt próbált már, de László állapota nem javult.En: He had tried many types of herbs, but László's condition had not improved.Hu: Réka tudta, hogy ritka növények kellenek, amiket csak az erdő mélyén lehet megtalálni.En: Réka knew that rare plants were needed, ones that could only be found deep in the forest.Hu: Azonban a tél kemény volt, és az erdő veszélyes.En: However, the winter was harsh, and the forest was dangerous.Hu: — Réka, veszélyes most az erdő, ne menj!En: "Réka, the forest is dangerous now, don't go!"Hu: — figyelmeztette István, de Réka szilárd maradt.En: warned István, but Réka remained resolute.Hu: — Meg kell próbálnom — mondta határozottan.En: "I have to try," she said determinedly.Hu: Réka útra kelt, a hóban taposta az ösvényt.En: Réka set off, trudging the path in the snow.Hu: Az erdő csendes volt, csak a szél zugott a fák között.En: The forest was silent, only the wind whistled between the trees.Hu: Az út hosszú volt, de Réka nem adta fel.En: The journey was long, but Réka did not give up.Hu: Végül megtalálta a szükséges növényeket.En: Finally, she found the necessary plants.Hu: Összeszedte a gyógynövényeket, és visszaindult.En: She gathered the herbs and started her way back.Hu: Közben István nem tétlenkedett.En: Meanwhile, István was not idle.Hu: Régi könyveit lapozta át, és egy mentorához fordult tanácsért egy távoli faluban.En: He flipped through his old books and sought advice from his mentor in a distant village.Hu: Egy ősi módszert tanult meg, amit még sosem alkalmazott.En: He learned an ancient method that he had never used before.Hu: Réka fáradtan, de győztesen tért vissza a faluba.En: Réka returned to the village tired but triumphant.Hu: A hó estére elcsendesült, és az emberek már gyertyafénynél ülték körül a tűzhelyeket otthonaikban.En: By evening, the snow had quieted down, and people were sitting around their hearths by candlelight in their homes.Hu: — Megvannak a gyógynövények!En: "I have the herbs!"Hu: — mondta Réka, ahogy belépett László házába.En: said Réka as she entered László's house.Hu: István hamar hozzálátott.En: István quickly got to work.Hu: Használta a Réka által hozott növényeket és az új technikát, amit a mentorától tanult.En: He used the plants brought by Réka and the new technique he learned from his mentor.Hu: Az éjszaka hosszú volt.En: The night was long.Hu: László láza tetőzött, de István kitartott.En: László's fever peaked, but István persisted.Hu: Réka mellette vigyázott a testvérére.En: Réka stayed by his side, watching over her brother.Hu: Reggelre a láz csillapodni kezdett.En: By morning, the fever began to subside.Hu: László lassan visszanyerte erejét.En: László slowly regained his strength.Hu: A piacon híre ment Réka bátorságának és István elkötelezettségének.En: News of Réka's bravery and István's dedication spread in the market.Hu: Az emberek szívélyesen fogadták őket.En: People welcomed them warmly.Hu: László most más szemmel nézett a családjára.En: László now looked at his family with new eyes.Hu: Tudta, hogy erősebb, mint valaha hitte.En: He knew he was stronger than he had ever thought.Hu: Réka is magabiztosabb lett, tudta, hogy bármire képes.En: Réka also became more confident, knowing she could achieve anything.Hu: István, újra bízott képességeiben, és a falu gyógyítójaként tisztelték.En: István regained trust in his abilities and was respected as the village healer.Hu: Maradt a hideg tél, de a falu szíve meleg volt, többé nem csak a tűzhely lángjától.En: The cold winter remained, but the heart of the village was warm, no longer just from the flames of the hearth. Vocabulary Words:thickly: vastagoncloaks: köpönyegekstalls: standokanxiously: aggódvaheal: meggyógyítsahealer: gyógyítóbustling: fontoskodotttrudging: tapostaharsh: keményresolute: szilárddeterminedly: határozottanwhistled: zugottgathered: összeszedteidle: tétlenkedettmentor: mentorancient: ősitriumphant: győztesenhearths: tűzhelyeketpeaked: tetőzöttsubside: csillapodniwelcomed: szívélyesen fogadtákbravery: bátorságánakdedication: elkötelezettségénekspreads: mentregained: visszanyerteconfident: magabiztosabbabilities: képességeibenrespected: tiszteltékremained: maradtflames: lángjától

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In this episode, Kyle breaks down the shocking rise of Islamic Collectivism as evidenced by the election of Zohran Mamdani as the Mayor of New York City. Also, in the Quick Hitters segment, he discusses an ICE agent shooting a protestor in Minnesota, the United States forcibly removing Nicolas Maduro from power in Venezuela, Candace Owens claiming that the Jews are responsible for Maduro's ouster, Pope Leo's deep concern about the capture of Maduro, an uprising in the streets against the current Iranian regime, Minnesota Governor Tim Walz dropping his re-elect bid because of corruption, and much more. Let's get into it… Episode notes and links HERE. Donate to support our mission of equipping men to push back darkness. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

America wasn't built by collectivist systems or government planningIt was built by free men rooted in faith, family, and responsibilityMen willing to stand alone when truth demanded itThat's the individualism worth defending.

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We discuss PLURIBUS: Vince Gilligan's new show about a misanthropic writer who has to deal with the annoying communist singularity.for the FULL EPISODE subscribe at patreon.com/thiswreckage

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In his inaugural speech, New York Mayor Zohran Mamdani declared an end to “rugged individualism” and the embrace of “the warmth of collectivism.” New Yorkers are about to find out that collectivism will not produce what they need to have better lives.Original article: https://mises.org/mises-wire/warmth-collectivism-beginning-mamdani-era

This is The Briefing, a daily analysis of news and events from a Christian worldview.Part I (00:14 – 11:20)Zohran Mamdani Takes Office: NYC Has Its New Muslim, Democratic Socialism Mayor, and in His Inaugural Address He Didn't Hold BackMayor Zohran Mamdani Inaugural Address by New York City Office of the MayorPart II (11:20 – 20:21)“The Warmth of Collectivism,” Anti-semitism, Democratic Socialism, and the Future of the Democratic Party: The Leftist Challenge of Mayor MamdaniPart III (20:21 – 26:16)The Ruin of Tim Walz: The Corruption Scandal in Minnesota Has Ended Gov. Tim Walz's Political FutureSign up to receive The Briefing in your inbox every weekday morning.Follow Dr. Mohler:X | Instagram | Facebook | YouTubeFor more information on The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary, go to sbts.edu.For more information on Boyce College, just go to BoyceCollege.com.To write Dr. Mohler or submit a question for The Mailbox, go here.

The Dean's List with Host Dean Bowen – The phrase “warmth of collectivism” ignites controversy as history, politics, and lived experience collide. From bread lines to block parties gone wrong, lofty promises meet stark realities. The piece argues collectivism consistently delivers the opposite of its rhetoric, exposing irony, disappointment, and warning signs that echo across nations and generations today, with relevance still growing...

Happy New Year, everyone, and welcome back to The Adam Carolla Show! In this episode, Mike Dawson joins Adam in the studio to recap the biggest stories and events that occurred during the holiday break. Adam sounds off on the “warmth of collectivism,” his communist grandmother, how low-character people are easily corrupted, and much, much more! IN THE NEWS: Russia and China have condemned the U.S. military's capture of Venezuelan dictator Nicolás Maduro and his wife, calling the move a violation of sovereignty and saying they're “deeply alarmed” by the use of force against the oil‑rich nation. In Minnesota, Somali day care operators are facing threats and a freeze on federal child care funding after a right‑wing influencer accused them of fraud — claims that investigators have yet to verify. And CBS anchor Tony Dokoupil is making headlines for urging viewers to “hold him accountable” as he takes over CBS Evening News, acknowledging deep public mistrust of mainstream media voices.Get it on.FOR MORE WITH MIKE DAWSON: INSTAGRAM & TWITTER: @dawsangelesLIVE SHOWS: January 8 - Loveland, COJanuary 9 - Colorado Springs, COJanuary 10 - Colorado Springs, CO (2 shows)January 11 - Greenwood Village, COJanuary 16 - Grants Pass, ORJanuary 17 - Bend, ORThank you for supporting our sponsors:BetOnlinecardiff.co/adamHomes.comoreillyauto.com/adamPluto.tvSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Jonah Goldberg ruminates on New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani's inauguration speech and the mayor's strange appeal to the "warmth of collectivism." He then reviews Paul Thomas Anderson's film One Battle After Another and explains how the Minnesota fraud story is discrediting some mainstream journalists. Show Notes:—The Remnant with Chris Stirewalt The Remnant is a production of ⁠⁠The Dispatch⁠⁠, a digital media company covering politics, policy, and culture from a non-partisan, conservative perspective. To access all of The Dispatch's offerings—including access to all of Jonah's G-File newsletters—⁠⁠click here⁠⁠. If you'd like to remove all ads from your podcast experience, consider becoming a premium Dispatch member ⁠⁠by clicking here⁠⁠. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

New York's mayor uses his inaugural address to insist he won't back away from socialism, including freezing rent and providing free buses, as he's sworn into office by Bernie Sanders. But will Mamdani be able to deliver, and at what cost? And will other Democrats follow his lead in shifting the party further to the left? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices