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Warning: Podcast host James Damey interviews Sexual Addiction Recovery Coach Scott Cone about the impact of men's formative years on unwanted sexual behaviors. Scott shares his testimonial and Crucible's impact on his recovery as a healing community of healthy men where shame is defeated. He states, “Sobriety is not the opposite of addiction. Connection is.” He reports that all sexual acting out and fantasy has its origins in some harm in the formative years. He reports that 1 in 3 men were sexually abused as minors and why most men do not report their abuse. He shares his experience of the neuro-biologically healing experiences of Crucible retreats.Here are some of the topics we cover in our podcast episodes:Radical honesty and graceSpiritual growthDiscipleshipMentorshipPersonal developmentLife transformationChristian men's ministryChristian women's ministryFaith-based retreatDiscover our other resources:Our Website: https://thecrucibleproject.org/Our Blog: https://thecrucibleproject.org/blog/Christian Men's Retreats: https://thecrucibleproject.org/crucible-weekend-for-men/Christian Women's Retreats: https://thecrucibleproject.org/crucible-weekend-for-women/

Welcome to a bonus episode kicking off Season 4 of The Grow Regardless Podcast! Joining forces with Jairus M. Bryant, host of The Final Warning Podcast, we're taking on a heavy topic to set the tone for the year. In 'Radiant Faith: Illuminating Your Path as the Light of the World,' we're diving into the dangers of 'exposure' ministries. A social media post sparked our curiosity, exposing the deception and negativity lurking within certain church circles. We're grappling with crucial questions: What's the true role of the Gospel? How does Light function in our lives? And what's the authentic job of a believer? Tune in as Jairus and I unravel these mysteries, offering insights and perspectives that might just redefine your faith journey.

Peter Hamby, a founding partner of Puck News & host of "Good Luck America" on Snapchat, joins Steve Schmidt to discuss the false choice Joe Biden and Donald Trump are presenting America, how the Washington elite ignore most of the country, & and how young people will impact the 2024 election cycle.00:00 - Introduction00:53 - Changes in Media Landscape15:19 - The Donald Trump Industrial complex29:12 - Steve Schmidt's test for Journalists38:57 - Biden's accomplishments & Failures46:22 - Gen Z VotersSubscribe for more and follow me here:Substack: https://steveschmidt.substack.com/subscribeTwitter: https://twitter.com/SteveSchmidtSESFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/SteveSchmidtSES/TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@thewarningsesInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/thewarningses/

This week on The Warning Podcast with Steve Schmidt, Steve sits down with Adam Frisch, who was narrowly defeated by Lauren Boebert in a bid for the House seat in Colorado's 3rd district in 2022, and who is running against her again 2024. Frish, a former member of the Aspen City Council, talks about what he learned from his first experience running against Boebert and the importance of defeating in the upcoming election. Steve and Mr. Frisch discuss the dangerous rhetoric that Boebert espouses and why she represents an extremism in the United States of America that shouldn't be tolerated in everyday life, let alone the House of Representatives. They also dive into foreign policy and what America's role should be in both Ukraine and Israel and how to fight back against the evil of Russia and Hamas.

Steve Schmidt is joined by Joyce Vance, author of the Substack newsletter “Civil Discourse”. They discuss the latest developments in Trump's legal quagmires, the dangers our democracy currently faces, how to deal with a corrupt conservative Supreme Court and much more.To become a The Warning Premium Member with access to premium content visit: https://thewarning.supercast.com/

Be advised that this report, in particular the second half of it, is filled with really troubling news. Despite that, we hope that you will be informed about the world because of this week's effort to put this together.

Super knowledgeable and passionate fan of the MCU, comic books, and collectables, Bianca (@BiancaCollects), joins Nick as co-host to discuss the newest (and arguably, one of the best) MCU movies, Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3!! Dive in with us as we talk about what we loved about the film, where tears were shed, where we criticized it (barely because this movie is coated!) and what this movie may mean in regards to the future...we are confident our takes in this episode will leave you with lots of perspectives to consider. We also have our Pop-Culture News segment back talking about Spider-Verse, The Fantastic Four in the MCU, Daredevil's Disney+ show being described as "very different" than the Netflix vibe, and soooo much more. Sit back, hit that play button, and let Bianca and I grace you with our geek-filled hearts and knowledge :) Enjoy! *Warning: Podcast contains heavy spoilers for Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3!!!*

Janae and Jairus M. Bryant, host of the Final Warning Podcast ARE BACK with Part 2 of #SoftGirl Hard Life. In this episode our conversation is full of wisdom! We talk relationships, feminism, helpmate vs. helpmeet, the role of a man, the role of a woman (chileeeee, we in there!) This episode is going to provide you with the tools necessary to not only know what it takes to be a kingdom woman and or man, single or in a relationship--but also, the ways in which the enemy will try to deceive you so that he can pervert God's purpose in your life. Follow & Support The Final Warning Podcast Here. Want to sow into The Final Warning Podcast? Cashapp: $Jairoscope Books Mentioned: The Quest of God: Email loveanddeliverance@gmail.com for your Free copy. Please put: "The Quest of God" in the Subject line. Well-Watered Garden Special thanks to: Brittany, Domonique, Jadesha, Pamela & Simone for joining us for our Behind the Scenes exclusive episode! We appreciate your presence and participation! If you'd like to join us when we have our next guest, reach out to us on IG @growregardlesspodcast, let us know by sending your email and we'll send you a special link to join! Follow me on Instagram: @thee_jswilliams & @growregardlesspodcast As promised, here are the scriptures referenced and/or implied: 1. Ephesians 5:1-2 2. 1 Corinthians 11:1 3. Romans 13:14 4. Romans 12:2 5. Matthew 16:24-26 6. Luke 17:1 7. John 16:33 8. 2 Timothy 3:2 9. Genesis 2:18 10. Matthew 5:5 11. Matthew 23:12 12. 1 Peter 5:6-7 13. 1 Corinthians 7:33-34 14. Philippians 2:3-4 15. Matthew 20:26-28 16. Jeremiah 9:6 17. Romans 16:18 18. Matthew 11:28 19. James 1:14 20. 1 John 2:15-17 21. Mark 8-34-38 22. 1 Corinthians 13:4-7 --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/growregardlesspodcast/support

In this Special Bonus Episode, Janae chats with Jairus M. Bryant, host of the Final Warning Podcast. Janae and Jairus talk about the ways in which the enemy has infiltrated the minds of people to be seduced by Social Media lifestyles, Concepts and rhetorics such as: Self-love, Soft Girl Era, "Hot Girl Summers," and the like. You will leave this episode understanding the intricacies of your mind, will and emotions and how your relationships are impacted, when you choose a life of loving self, instead of denying it. Article Mentioned: Shock Discovery: Any time a woman has intercourse with a man, she retains his DNA in her brain Song Mentioned: Killa - Lecrae If you enjoyed this episode, and you like to learn more about soul-ties, relational issues, situationships and the like, then you'll definitely enjoy my new book: Well-Watered Garden Want to sow into The Final Warning Podcast? Cashapp: $Jairoscope Follow me on Instagram: @thee_jswilliams & @growregardlesspodcast As promised, here are the scriptures referenced and/or implied: 1. Proverbs 5:3-22 (NKJV & KJV) 2. Matthew 12:34:40 3. Genesis 2:18 4. Matthew 16:24-26 5. 1 Samuel 15:23 6. John 14:15 7. 1 Corinthians 10:13 8. John 8:44 9. Ephesians 5:23 10. 1 Corinthians 11:3 11. Titus 2:3-5 12. 2 Corinthians 6:14-18 13. Romans 1 (Entire Chapter) 14. Mark 12:30-31 15. Jeremiah 10:23 16. 2 Timothy 3:2 17. Matthew 24:12 18. 1 Corinthians 6:20 19. 1 John 2:15-17 20. Matthew 22:35-40 21. 1 Corinthians 9:27 22. James 1:14 23. Matthew 7:17 24. James 4 25. Ephesians 6:12 26. Galatians 6:7 27. Matthew 26:40-43 28. 2 Corinthians 13:5 --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/growregardlesspodcast/support

In this episode, Janae chats with Jairus M. Bryant, host of the Final Warning Podcast. During this episode, Janae and Jairus talk about the end-times and the importance of discerning the times in which we are living in. This episode will provide you with the knowledge and understanding on how discernment is directly tied to your restoration. Want to stay connected to the Final Warning Podcast? Click here Follow the Final Warning Podcast on Instagram Want to sow into The Final Warning Podcast? Cashapp: $Jairoscope Like this content and want more of it? Purchase my new book Well-Watered Garden Follow me on Instagram @thee_jswilliams & @growregardlesspodcast As promised, here are the scriptures referenced and/or implied: 1. Romans 13:11-14 2. 2 Thessalonians 1:11-12 3. 2 Thessalonians 2:1-3 4. 2 Timothy 3:1-7 5. Mark 9:24 6. 1 Peter 5:7 7. Matthew 11:28-30 8. John 20:24-29 9. James 1:8 10. 1 Samuel 15:23 11. Hebrews 4:15 12. Genesis 3 13. Matthew 24:24 14. 2 Corinthians 13:5 15. Romans 8:12-13 16. 2 Timothy 4:2 --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/growregardlesspodcast/support

  Watch this new podcast episode by clicking here: If the audio player does not show up in your email or browser, please click here to listen. Dr. Taylor Marshall's newest book: Antichrist and Apocalypse: The 21 Prophecies of Revelation Unveiled and Described Also get his #1 Bestselling book: Infiltration: The Plot to Destroy the Church […] The post 923: Catholic Journalist George Neumayr died after murder warning [Podcast] appeared first on Taylor Marshall.

Join me today for the last episode of Season 5 and close of 2022! We will have a very SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT that you do NOT want to miss! Happy Listening =)

TIGGER WARNING EPISODE Part Two of my episode with Cait - go find her at DUE TO JOY Hit me up @choosandfashiondoos 

Website - Tumblr - Twitter Join us for the third episode discussing Doctor Who. We are discussing one episode for every doctor in a little TT mini series, dedicated to Unparalleled Unicorn Roz, as her Patreon Reward. We hope you enjoy! (Roz. And everyone else. But mostly Roz. haha) Warning: Podcast contains discussion of suicide in line with the discussion within the episode, and discussions on mental health relating to Vincent Van Gogh's life and death. -- Check out the Thinky Thoughts Episode on (general) Doctor Who

Trigger warning episode FIND Cait online at DUE TO JOY for her incredible packages and support resources https://linkpop.com/duetojoyrainbowco?fbclid=PAAabCwXDnlxV1ROyzAc77R8XHtyzIfUtKPuFJyGaEOMOU9xntfl0_-TdiOa4Hit me up with any comments, questions at @choosandfashiondoos 

Nick JR & Alex from @Espn_of_Memes pull up to the join the Pod - Nick opens up the pod with some fantasy basketball talk, Ben Simmons pre-season defense, Hopes for the Nets season (03:03) - Our thoughts on Reggie Jackson starting over John Wall (05:58) - Nicks talks about being in a college class with Lonnie Walker (10:24) - Talking about the possibility of a Nets vs Clippers Finals, Asking Alex his expectations for the Knicks this season (11:42) - Paolo Banchero, The Magic and this years rookie class (13:31) - Shannon & Nick predict the Kings will be competitive this year, Alex announcers he will “shave his ass” on IG live if the Knicks get the 5th seed or higher (14:13) - Doc Rivers (AKA The Doctor Doom the Franchise) legacy of team chemistry issues (17:00) - Jordan Poole's new contract/GS being so willing to go into the luxury tax/Big vs Small markets (20:16) - Alex talks about what NBA fan bases he saw had representation during his experience overseas (24:16) - Russell Westbrook/Lakers fans (30:06) - Tyler Herro vs Jordan Poole vs RJ Barrett, Nick claims Tyler Herro has already hit his ceiling (34:21) - Shannon explains why mentorship and culture is an important in developing young players (42:06) - Why do the Lakers want to keep their two firsts so bad? (45:45) - (Warning) Podcast takes a left turn and heads off the deep end (53:23) - Start, Bench, Cut - Herro/Barret/Poole (54:21) - (Warning) Back off the deep end/NFL talk (61:34) - Trying to reel it back in and get Nick's thoughts on the Suns upcoming season (77:00) + MORE! Hosted by @NbaMemesGod        

Glenn Power and James Piecowye talk about engine warning lights. -warning -gas cap -VW Some great info here. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/podaholiks/message

This is Tell Me What To Read, the podcast of Booktopia, Australia's Local Bookstore.  Today, Mark sits down with Olivia, Callum and Jess to discuss the books they are reading and enjoying! *Producer's Note: Due to our team being in social isolation, the sound quality is more variable. WARNING: Podcast contains adult themes.  Books mentioned in this podcast: Zoe Playdon - The Hidden Case of Ewan Forbes: https://bit.ly/3ELGBv4 Jay Kristoff - Empire of the Vampire: https://bit.ly/3oF4qik Neal Shusterman - Scythe: https://bit.ly/3pIY2WF Miriam Margoyles - This Much is True: https://bit.ly/3fAl5hl Seanan McGuire - Middlegame: https://bit.ly/3DIAtSX Sponsored Books: Carter Brown - Lieutenant Al Wheeler Series: https://bit.ly/3s88R7J Host: Mark Harding Guests: Callum Gough, Olivia Fricot & Jessica Paul Producer: Nick Wasiliev Season: 1.12 Episode: 12 Join us for our bi-weekly show with episodes going out every Wednesday and Friday! Join us on Wednesdays as we speak to authors from Australia and around the world about their latest books, and hit us up on Fridays for the books that we are reading and recommending! Originally published: 10th December 2021See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

 Sebastien Page, T. Rowe Price Chief Investment Strategist and Head of Global Multi-Asset, says world capital markets are going through a hangover. Nela Richardson, ADP Chief Economist, says we can't assume inflation will come down in a straight line. Marc Chandler, Bannockburn Chief Market Strategist, says Europe as a whole looks like it's headed for a recession. Paul Sankey, Sankey Research Founder & Lead Analyst, expects oil to hold in the $110-$115 range. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Based on public record files of Cass County Police Department. In this week's episode, the long-awaited 911 call will be played in its entirety. If you have an affinity for statement analysis, this is certainly an episode you will want to listen to over and over. As we've recorded this episode, we caught something different every time we listen. Jeff places his needs before Dani's. He tries to take control immediately by saying he needs a different county to respond. He distances himself from Dani by referring to her as “the girl”. He refused to give CPR because he knows she was dead. Except she wasn't. Listen to the dispatcher as she seems to doubt that Jeff is doing as she tells him to. We will break down the 911 call line by line, taking you through our private eyes. PI Page: www.sheilawysocki.com Podcast Page: www.withoutwarningpodcast.com Patreon: www.withoutwarningpodcasts.com Twitter: @scrappymomPI Instagram: @withoutwarningpi @privateeyepups Facebook: Without Warning PI    All rights reserved © Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Based on public record files of Cass County Police Department. In this week's episode, we introduce you to the second location of significance the evening Dani died, which is what we refer to as “The ATV site". Thirty minutes after Jeff called 911 about Dani, the Cass County Sheriff's Dept responded to a 911 call from a witness who reported hearing an accident. You will hear the audio between Cass County Sheriff's Deputy James Rachel and Jeff's good friend CJ, who was also riding ATV's with Jeff and Dani. After they were finished riding, Jeff called CJ and asked him to follow him back into town. CJ reports that Jeff was driving erratically and lost his ATV off the trailer. Two days later, CJ is interviewed by Cass County Chief Deputy Roy Barker. You will also hear this audio. Listen closely to similarities and differences in his recollection of the events of the evening Dani died.  PI Page: www.sheilawysocki.com Podcast Page: www.withoutwarningpodcast.com Patreon: www.withoutwarningpodcasts.com Twitter: @scrappymomPI Instagram: @withoutwarningpi @privateeyepups Facebook: Without Warning PI    All rights reserved © Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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Based on public record files of Cass County Police Department. In the next episode, you will hear from one of my Patreon members, Haley Ward, who became a Private Investigator in order to get answers about the suspicious death of her 20-year-old cousin, Dani Jo Smith of Longview, TX. Dani was a confident and vivacious young woman who on the night of July 18, 2014, went for an ATV ride with her on-again/off-again boyfriend Jeff Wellborn. Unfortunately, Dani never made it home. Dani died in the hospital that night from a gunshot wound to her head and it was ruled a suicide. Many questions surrounded her death. Why were there three possible crime scenes? Why were none of the other ATV riders interviewed? How could she have shot herself while being reclined in a car seat with a seatbelt on? Why would a former Marine who served two tours in Iraq confuse the sound of a gunshot thinking it was a firecracker? In the next several episodes Sheila and Katherine will investigate that fateful night taking you through their private eyes. PI Page: www.sheilawysocki.com Podcast Page: www.withoutwarningpodcast.com Patreon: www.withoutwarningpodcasts.com Twitter: @scrappymomPI Instagram: @withoutwarningpi @privateeyepups Facebook: Without Warning PI    All rights reserved © Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Join Jacob and his two friends Creed and Tryston as they figure out how podcasts work. WARNING: Podcast contains vulgar language. Mic quality is pretty terrible. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/jacobandfriends/support

This is Tell Me What To Read, the podcast of Booktopia, Australia's Local Bookstore. Join us for our bi-weekly show with episodes going out every Wednesday and Friday! Join us on Wednesdays as we speak to authors from Australia and around the world about their latest books, and hit us up on Fridays for the books that we are reading and recommending! Today, Mark sits down with Olivia, Callum and Jess to discuss the books they are reading and enjoying! *Producer's Note: Due to our team being in social isolation, the sound quality is more variable. WARNING: Podcast contains adult themes. Books mentioned in this podcast: Zoe Playdon - The Hidden Case of Ewan Forbes: https://bit.ly/3ELGBv4 Jay Kristoff - Empire of the Vampire: https://bit.ly/3oF4qik Neal Shusterman - Scythe: https://bit.ly/3pIY2WF Miriam Margoyles - This Much is True: https://bit.ly/3fAl5hl Seanan McGuire - Middlegame: https://bit.ly/3DIAtSX Sponsored Books: Carter Brown - Lieutenant Al Wheeler Series: https://bit.ly/3s88R7J Host: Mark Harding Guests: Callum Gough, Olivia Fricot & Jessica Paul Producer: Nick Wasiliev

The original four are back at it again!  The ladies have a semi-serious talk about  labels, weight and trauma. How to accept yourself and your feelings. But there's also loads of giggles, laughs and poorly timed dad jokes. Warning:  Podcast does contain material that may be triggering or harmful to some audiences.  This episode talks about racism and trauma.Facebook, Instagram, & Twitter @ melaninspeakingpodcastEmail us: melaninspeaking4@gmail.comMusic By Andre Cruz Instagram: funky_chavaloBuzzsprout - Let's get your podcast launched! Start for FREE Buzzsprout - Let's get your podcast launched! Start for FREESupport the show (https://www.paypal.com/donate/?cmd=_s-xclick&hosted_button_id=22PFF6X8KW5JU&Z3JncnB0=)

Warning-Podcast contains discussions about sexual assault. Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls. #WEWALKFORMMIWG SOURCES https://www.highwayoftears.org/about-us/highway-of-tears https://www.cbc.ca/archives/entry/bcs-infamous-highway-of-tears https://thehueandcry.com/aielah-saric-auger https://www.myprincegeorgenow.com/125818/18th-anniversary-of-nicole-hoars-disappearance-quietly-passes/ https://www.cbc.ca/missingandmurdered/mmiw/profiles/roxanne-thiara https://www2.gov.bc.ca/gov/content/transportation/transportation-reports-and-reference/reports-studies/planning-strategic-economic/highway16-action-plan https://youtu.be/fQeKxGXfWrs https://youtu.be/fylLSRQ5kx8 https://www.google.ca/amp/s/amp.theatlantic.com/amp/article/397190/ https://www.google.ca/amp/s/www.cbc.ca/amp/1.3362258. https://youtu.be/q_vqlZJofo0

WARNING : Podcast takeover alert : WARNING For this show the old ones who usually run things have been given a rest as the young team of Emily and Kieran take over. Earlier this year Emily and Kieran were working as students on the Cheltenham International Film Festival. On this podcast they talk to various people connected with the festival. They speak to festival founder Leslie Sheldon, the team who created and shaped this year's festival, some of the director's whose films were in competition and people who watched the features. In short this is a beginning to end trip through how a festival is organised to how it is delivered to the public. A fascinating journey for which our two young friends are your guides. Emily and Kieran have put together an excellent podcast – in fact if I were one of the old guys who normally appear on here talking about how much better things were in the past, I would be worried. Finally, if you enjoy this podcast and wished that you had attended the festival, then worry not. In October the second half of this year's Cheltenham festival takes place and you can actually sit in a cinema to watch some of the movies. Check out the Cheltenham International Film Festival website (https://2021.cheltfilm.com/) for further details. We hope to return you to our normal team for the next podcast – unless you would rather it was run by Emily and Kieran. While you decide, see you At The Flicks.

[[WARNING: Podcast is intended for mature audiences only. Strong language, inappropriate banter and crude humor included. There will also be spoilers for everything MK related including the 2021 movie.]] The greatest warriors from across multiple realms have entered a tournament that involves life or death. Today we're planning to do another re-evaluation of this entire franchise in order to see how our thoughts have evolved over time. From banter, criticism and an overall love for the series, I can now can include additions like Mortal Kombat 11, Scorpion's Revenge and Mortal Kombat 2021. Now it is time for MIGHT to rise as we gain more insight on one of the most popular fighting games of all time in the Western scene. Remember the motto: There is no knowledge that is not power. The Episodic Discussion - Mortal Kombat Part I: https://youtu.be/tGqU_sqI_IY​ Infinite Ammo Throwdown (Fighting Game Tournaments): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h3bjtC3QHro&list=PLnAKf9_9GI8xLMGFnVmMqbE4O1fon1AQm Intro theme: Immortal by Adema

When do we begin to realise that the world could be a much better place if we did more to make it a better place for those that live lesser than ourselves? Dr Jordan Peterson says in his book '12 Rules For Life' "Pursue What is Meaningful, Not What Is Expedient". On this episode of The Global WarNing Podcast, we go in on what we think should happen with the situation of the world, and what the future looks like Send us your music & we will play it Music@V3Tv.UK info@V3Tv.UK The V3Tv Network Podcasts www.V3Tv.uk Instagram @V3TvUK Twitter @V3TvNetwork

EXCLUSIVE: Naomi Wise, from Chelmsford, Essex, fell hard for Victor Oquendo, who is serving 24 years for two gangland hits and three armed robberies, after the pair became penpals A British woman is flying to the US to marry a double killer she has never met – and who is locked up until 2034. Naomi Wise fell for Victor Oquendo – nicknamed Animal – after becoming a jail mentor. Online chats led to a romance that has stunned Naomi’s family, not least when she revealed she had accepted his marriage proposal. Oquendo, 30, shot dead two rivals in a gangland hit and has served 10 years of a 24-year sentence for crimes which also included three armed robberies. But Naomi, 26, insists: “Victor’s not a monster, he’s a human being. Never in my wildest dreams did I plan to fall in love with an inmate, but it happened and I wouldn’t change it.

"The Talk" and Sharon Osbourne have parted ways, CBS announced Friday. The news comes two weeks after controversy over an on-air confrontation between Osbourne and one of her co-hosts, as well as allegations that she had made racist and homophobic remarks about her colleagues in the past. "The events of the March 10 broadcast were upsetting to everyone involved, including the audience watching at home. As part of our review, we concluded that Sharon's behavior toward her co-hosts during the March 10 episode did not align with our values for a respectful workplace," CBS said in a statement released to CNN. "We also did not find any evidence that CBS executives orchestrated the discussion or blindsided any of the hosts." CNN has reached out to a representative for Osbourne for comment. In the episode at the center of the controversy, Osbourne had an intense debate with fellow co-host Sheryl Underwood after the latter questioned Osbourne's support of her longtime friend, Piers Morgan. Morgan left his job on ITV's "Good Morning Britain" after allegations that negative comments he made following Prince Harry and Meghan's interview with media mogul Oprah Winfrey were rooted in racism. Osbourne demanded Underwood present instances of when Morgan had been racist and was visibly upset during the exchange.   Send us your music & we will play it Music@V3Tv.UK info@V3Tv.UK The V3Tv Network Podcasts www.V3Tv.uk Instagram @V3TvUK Twitter @V3TvNetwork

Corona virus is still going, so why tell the media to stop talking about it? Plus the Yorkshire Ripper is dead

The #Virtual #influencers are here and #instagram will never be the same. How have we ignored ElonMusk when he said one of the things he worries most about is AI takeover and now we let them get millions of followers online and they are not even real? Wow! We discuss

This week I discuss my journey into fitness, I also talk very openly and honestly about my strengths and weaknesses. WARNING Podcast does get very emotional.

So as cases of Coronavirus go up again, and people are starting to get locked down (again), how long until the second wave hits? What will the 2020 elections hold? Will Trump leave the office of the president on his own when he loses, or will he call the militias to stand by him and take up arms? We discuss! Follow us on Instagram @GlobalWarningPodcast @V3Tv

Welcome to the Cheer Up luv Podcast hosted by me, Eliza Hatch! This is a podcast based on the photo series Cheer Up Luv, which is a campaign I started in 2017, dedicated to retelling stories of sexual harassment. In this podcast, I will be interviewing a number of artists, activists and creatives about their work, and discussing your submitted stories of sexual harassment, with the aim of dismantling myths and challenging some of the things that have become normalised in our day to day lives. Basically, I wanted to do a deeper dive into the issues, and stories that I post about on Cheer Up luv, and reflect on the weight these stories have when they are read out loud, coupled with some really interesting chats with people I admire, doing incredible things! So stay tuned, as there are some really exciting guests lined up for this season! * Trigger Warning * We will be discussing themes surrounding sexual harassment in this podcast, and reading out stories submitted from members of the Cheer Up Luv community. Each theme of the episode will be slightly different, and tailored to what the guest feels comfortable talking about. All stories discussed on the podcast have been submitted in the knowledge that they will be read out, with consent for first names to be used, or in some cases anonymous. Each story is openly discussed with the guest from the point of view of personal experience, bearing in mind everyone's experiences to harassment may differ and no reaction is the same. If you would like to send in your story, please feel free to DM @cheerupluv or submit via the website: www.cheerupluv.com *Warning* Podcast contains explicit language. The wonderful music you have been listening to was composed by Alex Gruz --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/eliza-hatch/support

So we go in on the Ron Jeremy sexual assault allegations   Lockdown ending in the UK   We take your emails for the Love Lust & Lunacy segment. (Can you re use sex toys on your new partner?)   Plus I got a FREE Huawei phone

Episode 19. The explosive finale of "Trigger Warning." When does freedom go too far? Doctor Rowena Halley has finally found a job that pays enough to live on. Too bad it’s a continent away from one of the men in her life, and an ocean away from the other. Plus, the campus she’s teaching at is not the idyllic haven it seems. There are the usual problems of academia: busywork, embarrassing extracurricular activities, a difficult department chair. And then there’s real danger. A Gamergate activist has been invited to speak at the college, and a campus Men’s Rights group has threatened to protest the event. Are the rumors of violence swirling around the speaker “just talk,” or are they going to become action? When Rowena gets drawn into organizing the event, she is called on to find out before something tragic happens. Her dive into the campus’s incel culture just threatens to stir the pot, though. Rowena is worried that she’s going to lose her job. With tensions on campus running this high, however, it may be more than her contract that is terminated. The college is concerned about freedom of speech. Rowena is concerned about the freedom to stay alive. Combining suspense, dark humor, and a touch of romance, Trigger Warning is a sharply satirical examination of modern higher ed reminiscent of Robert B. Parker’s investigations into the dark side of contemporary college life, written by someone with years of experience in the trenches of academia. *Content warning: Along with the kind of adult language you should expect from mouthy undergrads and battle-scarred Iraq vets, this book also contains a serious discussion of bullying, incel culture, and gun violence. You’ve been warned.*

Episode 18. Major revelations come out after Miriam Chen's talk. When does freedom go too far? Doctor Rowena Halley has finally found a job that pays enough to live on. Too bad it’s a continent away from one of the men in her life, and an ocean away from the other. Plus, the campus she’s teaching at is not the idyllic haven it seems. There are the usual problems of academia: busywork, embarrassing extracurricular activities, a difficult department chair. And then there’s real danger. A Gamergate activist has been invited to speak at the college, and a campus Men’s Rights group has threatened to protest the event. Are the rumors of violence swirling around the speaker “just talk,” or are they going to become action? When Rowena gets drawn into organizing the event, she is called on to find out before something tragic happens. Her dive into the campus’s incel culture just threatens to stir the pot, though. Rowena is worried that she’s going to lose her job. With tensions on campus running this high, however, it may be more than her contract that is terminated. The college is concerned about freedom of speech. Rowena is concerned about the freedom to stay alive. Combining suspense, dark humor, and a touch of romance, Trigger Warning is a sharply satirical examination of modern higher ed reminiscent of Robert B. Parker’s investigations into the dark side of contemporary college life, written by someone with years of experience in the trenches of academia. *Content warning: Along with the kind of adult language you should expect from mouthy undergrads and battle-scarred Iraq vets, this book also contains a serious discussion of bullying, incel culture, and gun violence. You’ve been warned.*

Episode 17. Things get edgy when Miriam Chen arrives on campus. When does freedom go too far? Doctor Rowena Halley has finally found a job that pays enough to live on. Too bad it’s a continent away from one of the men in her life, and an ocean away from the other. Plus, the campus she’s teaching at is not the idyllic haven it seems. There are the usual problems of academia: busywork, embarrassing extracurricular activities, a difficult department chair. And then there’s real danger. A Gamergate activist has been invited to speak at the college, and a campus Men’s Rights group has threatened to protest the event. Are the rumors of violence swirling around the speaker “just talk,” or are they going to become action? When Rowena gets drawn into organizing the event, she is called on to find out before something tragic happens. Her dive into the campus’s incel culture just threatens to stir the pot, though. Rowena is worried that she’s going to lose her job. With tensions on campus running this high, however, it may be more than her contract that is terminated. The college is concerned about freedom of speech. Rowena is concerned about the freedom to stay alive. Combining suspense, dark humor, and a touch of romance, Trigger Warning is a sharply satirical examination of modern higher ed reminiscent of Robert B. Parker’s investigations into the dark side of contemporary college life, written by someone with years of experience in the trenches of academia. *Content warning: Along with the kind of adult language you should expect from mouthy undergrads and battle-scarred Iraq vets, this book also contains a serious discussion of bullying, incel culture, and gun violence. You’ve been warned.*

Episode 16. Rowena and Alex's relationship has some rocky moments. Meanwhile, help with the Miriam Chen comes from an unexpected quarter. When does freedom go too far? Doctor Rowena Halley has finally found a job that pays enough to live on. Too bad it’s a continent away from one of the men in her life, and an ocean away from the other. Plus, the campus she’s teaching at is not the idyllic haven it seems. There are the usual problems of academia: busywork, embarrassing extracurricular activities, a difficult department chair. And then there’s real danger. A Gamergate activist has been invited to speak at the college, and a campus Men’s Rights group has threatened to protest the event. Are the rumors of violence swirling around the speaker “just talk,” or are they going to become action? When Rowena gets drawn into organizing the event, she is called on to find out before something tragic happens. Her dive into the campus’s incel culture just threatens to stir the pot, though. Rowena is worried that she’s going to lose her job. With tensions on campus running this high, however, it may be more than her contract that is terminated. The college is concerned about freedom of speech. Rowena is concerned about the freedom to stay alive. Combining suspense, dark humor, and a touch of romance, Trigger Warning is a sharply satirical examination of modern higher ed reminiscent of Robert B. Parker’s investigations into the dark side of contemporary college life, written by someone with years of experience in the trenches of academia. *Content warning: Along with the kind of adult language you should expect from mouthy undergrads and battle-scarred Iraq vets, this book also contains a serious discussion of bullying, incel culture, and gun violence. You’ve been warned.*

Episode 15. Alex's arrival leads to some unexpected revelations. When does freedom go too far? Doctor Rowena Halley has finally found a job that pays enough to live on. Too bad it’s a continent away from one of the men in her life, and an ocean away from the other. Plus, the campus she’s teaching at is not the idyllic haven it seems. There are the usual problems of academia: busywork, embarrassing extracurricular activities, a difficult department chair. And then there’s real danger. A Gamergate activist has been invited to speak at the college, and a campus Men’s Rights group has threatened to protest the event. Are the rumors of violence swirling around the speaker “just talk,” or are they going to become action? When Rowena gets drawn into organizing the event, she is called on to find out before something tragic happens. Her dive into the campus’s incel culture just threatens to stir the pot, though. Rowena is worried that she’s going to lose her job. With tensions on campus running this high, however, it may be more than her contract that is terminated. The college is concerned about freedom of speech. Rowena is concerned about the freedom to stay alive. Combining suspense, dark humor, and a touch of romance, Trigger Warning is a sharply satirical examination of modern higher ed reminiscent of Robert B. Parker’s investigations into the dark side of contemporary college life, written by someone with years of experience in the trenches of academia. *Content warning: Along with the kind of adult language you should expect from mouthy undergrads and battle-scarred Iraq vets, this book also contains a serious discussion of bullying, incel culture, and gun violence. You’ve been warned.*

Episode 14. Mel and Rowena's plan to wear their turkey costumes to campus is derailed by a scary event. When does freedom go too far? Doctor Rowena Halley has finally found a job that pays enough to live on. Too bad it’s a continent away from one of the men in her life, and an ocean away from the other. Plus, the campus she’s teaching at is not the idyllic haven it seems. There are the usual problems of academia: busywork, embarrassing extracurricular activities, a difficult department chair. And then there’s real danger. A Gamergate activist has been invited to speak at the college, and a campus Men’s Rights group has threatened to protest the event. Are the rumors of violence swirling around the speaker “just talk,” or are they going to become action? When Rowena gets drawn into organizing the event, she is called on to find out before something tragic happens. Her dive into the campus’s incel culture just threatens to stir the pot, though. Rowena is worried that she’s going to lose her job. With tensions on campus running this high, however, it may be more than her contract that is terminated. The college is concerned about freedom of speech. Rowena is concerned about the freedom to stay alive. Combining suspense, dark humor, and a touch of romance, Trigger Warning is a sharply satirical examination of modern higher ed reminiscent of Robert B. Parker’s investigations into the dark side of contemporary college life, written by someone with years of experience in the trenches of academia. *Content warning: Along with the kind of adult language you should expect from mouthy undergrads and battle-scarred Iraq vets, this book also contains a serious discussion of bullying, incel culture, and gun violence. You’ve been warned.*

Episode 13. The Pre-Turkey Trot is more exciting than expected. When does freedom go too far? Doctor Rowena Halley has finally found a job that pays enough to live on. Too bad it’s a continent away from one of the men in her life, and an ocean away from the other. Plus, the campus she’s teaching at is not the idyllic haven it seems. There are the usual problems of academia: busywork, embarrassing extracurricular activities, a difficult department chair. And then there’s real danger. A Gamergate activist has been invited to speak at the college, and a campus Men’s Rights group has threatened to protest the event. Are the rumors of violence swirling around the speaker “just talk,” or are they going to become action? When Rowena gets drawn into organizing the event, she is called on to find out before something tragic happens. Her dive into the campus’s incel culture just threatens to stir the pot, though. Rowena is worried that she’s going to lose her job. With tensions on campus running this high, however, it may be more than her contract that is terminated. The college is concerned about freedom of speech. Rowena is concerned about the freedom to stay alive. Combining suspense, dark humor, and a touch of romance, Trigger Warning is a sharply satirical examination of modern higher ed reminiscent of Robert B. Parker’s investigations into the dark side of contemporary college life, written by someone with years of experience in the trenches of academia. *Content warning: Along with the kind of adult language you should expect from mouthy undergrads and battle-scarred Iraq vets, this book also contains a serious discussion of bullying, incel culture, and gun violence. You’ve been warned.*

Episode 12. The threats from the Men's Protection Alliance become even nastier. When does freedom go too far? Doctor Rowena Halley has finally found a job that pays enough to live on. Too bad it’s a continent away from one of the men in her life, and an ocean away from the other. Plus, the campus she’s teaching at is not the idyllic haven it seems. There are the usual problems of academia: busywork, embarrassing extracurricular activities, a difficult department chair. And then there’s real danger. A Gamergate activist has been invited to speak at the college, and a campus Men’s Rights group has threatened to protest the event. Are the rumors of violence swirling around the speaker “just talk,” or are they going to become action? When Rowena gets drawn into organizing the event, she is called on to find out before something tragic happens. Her dive into the campus’s incel culture just threatens to stir the pot, though. Rowena is worried that she’s going to lose her job. With tensions on campus running this high, however, it may be more than her contract that is terminated. The college is concerned about freedom of speech. Rowena is concerned about the freedom to stay alive. Combining suspense, dark humor, and a touch of romance, Trigger Warning is a sharply satirical examination of modern higher ed reminiscent of Robert B. Parker’s investigations into the dark side of contemporary college life, written by someone with years of experience in the trenches of academia. *Content warning: Along with the kind of adult language you should expect from mouthy undergrads and battle-scarred Iraq vets, this book also contains a serious discussion of bullying, incel culture, and gun violence. You’ve been warned.*

Episode 11. Rowena tries to figure out what to do about the threats aimed at Miriam Chen, and discovers her own fate following her teaching observation. When does freedom go too far? Doctor Rowena Halley has finally found a job that pays enough to live on. Too bad it’s a continent away from one of the men in her life, and an ocean away from the other. Plus, the campus she’s teaching at is not the idyllic haven it seems. There are the usual problems of academia: busywork, embarrassing extracurricular activities, a difficult department chair. And then there’s real danger. A Gamergate activist has been invited to speak at the college, and a campus Men’s Rights group has threatened to protest the event. Are the rumors of violence swirling around the speaker “just talk,” or are they going to become action? When Rowena gets drawn into organizing the event, she is called on to find out before something tragic happens. Her dive into the campus’s incel culture just threatens to stir the pot, though. Rowena is worried that she’s going to lose her job. With tensions on campus running this high, however, it may be more than her contract that is terminated. The college is concerned about freedom of speech. Rowena is concerned about the freedom to stay alive. Combining suspense, dark humor, and a touch of romance, Trigger Warning is a sharply satirical examination of modern higher ed reminiscent of Robert B. Parker’s investigations into the dark side of contemporary college life, written by someone with years of experience in the trenches of academia. *Content warning: Along with the kind of adult language you should expect from mouthy undergrads and battle-scarred Iraq vets, this book also contains a serious discussion of bullying, incel culture, and gun violence. You’ve been warned.*

Episode 10. Rowena meets Miriam Chen, and starts investigating the Men's Protection Alliance. When does freedom go too far? Doctor Rowena Halley has finally found a job that pays enough to live on. Too bad it’s a continent away from one of the men in her life, and an ocean away from the other. Plus, the campus she’s teaching at is not the idyllic haven it seems. There are the usual problems of academia: busywork, embarrassing extracurricular activities, a difficult department chair. And then there’s real danger. A Gamergate activist has been invited to speak at the college, and a campus Men’s Rights group has threatened to protest the event. Are the rumors of violence swirling around the speaker “just talk,” or are they going to become action? When Rowena gets drawn into organizing the event, she is called on to find out before something tragic happens. Her dive into the campus’s incel culture just threatens to stir the pot, though. Rowena is worried that she’s going to lose her job. With tensions on campus running this high, however, it may be more than her contract that is terminated. The college is concerned about freedom of speech. Rowena is concerned about the freedom to stay alive. Combining suspense, dark humor, and a touch of romance, Trigger Warning is a sharply satirical examination of modern higher ed reminiscent of Robert B. Parker’s investigations into the dark side of contemporary college life, written by someone with years of experience in the trenches of academia. *Content warning: Along with the kind of adult language you should expect from mouthy undergrads and battle-scarred Iraq vets, this book also contains a serious discussion of bullying, incel culture, and gun violence. You’ve been warned.*

Episode 9. Chloe's dreaded observation takes place, and Rowena joins the committee to bring a controversial speaker to campus. When does freedom go too far? Doctor Rowena Halley has finally found a job that pays enough to live on. Too bad it’s a continent away from one of the men in her life, and an ocean away from the other. Plus, the campus she’s teaching at is not the idyllic haven it seems. There are the usual problems of academia: busywork, embarrassing extracurricular activities, a difficult department chair. And then there’s real danger. A Gamergate activist has been invited to speak at the college, and a campus Men’s Rights group has threatened to protest the event. Are the rumors of violence swirling around the speaker “just talk,” or are they going to become action? When Rowena gets drawn into organizing the event, she is called on to find out before something tragic happens. Her dive into the campus’s incel culture just threatens to stir the pot, though. Rowena is worried that she’s going to lose her job. With tensions on campus running this high, however, it may be more than her contract that is terminated. The college is concerned about freedom of speech. Rowena is concerned about the freedom to stay alive. Combining suspense, dark humor, and a touch of romance, Trigger Warning is a sharply satirical examination of modern higher ed reminiscent of Robert B. Parker’s investigations into the dark side of contemporary college life, written by someone with years of experience in the trenches of academia. *Content warning: Along with the kind of adult language you should expect from mouthy undergrads and battle-scarred Iraq vets, this book also contains a serious discussion of bullying, incel culture, and gun violence. You’ve been warned.*

Episode 8. Rowena gets involved in bringing a controversial speaker to campus, and has a heart-to-heart with Alex. When does freedom go too far? Doctor Rowena Halley has finally found a job that pays enough to live on. Too bad it’s a continent away from one of the men in her life, and an ocean away from the other. Plus, the campus she’s teaching at is not the idyllic haven it seems. There are the usual problems of academia: busywork, embarrassing extracurricular activities, a difficult department chair. And then there’s real danger. A Gamergate activist has been invited to speak at the college, and a campus Men’s Rights group has threatened to protest the event. Are the rumors of violence swirling around the speaker “just talk,” or are they going to become action? When Rowena gets drawn into organizing the event, she is called on to find out before something tragic happens. Her dive into the campus’s incel culture just threatens to stir the pot, though. Rowena is worried that she’s going to lose her job. With tensions on campus running this high, however, it may be more than her contract that is terminated. The college is concerned about freedom of speech. Rowena is concerned about the freedom to stay alive. Combining suspense, dark humor, and a touch of romance, Trigger Warning is a sharply satirical examination of modern higher ed reminiscent of Robert B. Parker’s investigations into the dark side of contemporary college life, written by someone with years of experience in the trenches of academia. *Content warning: Along with the kind of adult language you should expect from mouthy undergrads and battle-scarred Iraq vets, this book also contains a serious discussion of bullying, incel culture, and gun violence. You’ve been warned.*

Episode 7. Rowena's dreaded lesson observation finally happens. When does freedom go too far? Doctor Rowena Halley has finally found a job that pays enough to live on. Too bad it’s a continent away from one of the men in her life, and an ocean away from the other. Plus, the campus she’s teaching at is not the idyllic haven it seems. There are the usual problems of academia: busywork, embarrassing extracurricular activities, a difficult department chair. And then there’s real danger. A Gamergate activist has been invited to speak at the college, and a campus Men’s Rights group has threatened to protest the event. Are the rumors of violence swirling around the speaker “just talk,” or are they going to become action? When Rowena gets drawn into organizing the event, she is called on to find out before something tragic happens. Her dive into the campus’s incel culture just threatens to stir the pot, though. Rowena is worried that she’s going to lose her job. With tensions on campus running this high, however, it may be more than her contract that is terminated. The college is concerned about freedom of speech. Rowena is concerned about the freedom to stay alive. Combining suspense, dark humor, and a touch of romance, Trigger Warning is a sharply satirical examination of modern higher ed reminiscent of Robert B. Parker’s investigations into the dark side of contemporary college life, written by someone with years of experience in the trenches of academia. *Content warning: Along with the kind of adult language you should expect from mouthy undergrads and battle-scarred Iraq vets, this book also contains a serious discussion of bullying, incel culture, and gun violence. You’ve been warned.*

Episode 6. Rowena discovers her job is not as secure as she would have hoped. When does freedom go too far? Doctor Rowena Halley has finally found a job that pays enough to live on. Too bad it’s a continent away from one of the men in her life, and an ocean away from the other. Plus, the campus she’s teaching at is not the idyllic haven it seems. There are the usual problems of academia: busywork, embarrassing extracurricular activities, a difficult department chair. And then there’s real danger. A Gamergate activist has been invited to speak at the college, and a campus Men’s Rights group has threatened to protest the event. Are the rumors of violence swirling around the speaker “just talk,” or are they going to become action? When Rowena gets drawn into organizing the event, she is called on to find out before something tragic happens. Her dive into the campus’s incel culture just threatens to stir the pot, though. Rowena is worried that she’s going to lose her job. With tensions on campus running this high, however, it may be more than her contract that is terminated. The college is concerned about freedom of speech. Rowena is concerned about the freedom to stay alive. Combining suspense, dark humor, and a touch of romance, Trigger Warning is a sharply satirical examination of modern higher ed reminiscent of Robert B. Parker’s investigations into the dark side of contemporary college life, written by someone with years of experience in the trenches of academia. *Content warning: Along with the kind of adult language you should expect from mouthy undergrads and battle-scarred Iraq vets, this book also contains a serious discussion of bullying, incel culture, and gun violence. You’ve been warned.*

Episode 5. Rowena's first day of class has some surprises. When does freedom go too far? Doctor Rowena Halley has finally found a job that pays enough to live on. Too bad it’s a continent away from one of the men in her life, and an ocean away from the other. Plus, the campus she’s teaching at is not the idyllic haven it seems. There are the usual problems of academia: busywork, embarrassing extracurricular activities, a difficult department chair. And then there’s real danger. A Gamergate activist has been invited to speak at the college, and a campus Men’s Rights group has threatened to protest the event. Are the rumors of violence swirling around the speaker “just talk,” or are they going to become action? When Rowena gets drawn into organizing the event, she is called on to find out before something tragic happens. Her dive into the campus’s incel culture just threatens to stir the pot, though. Rowena is worried that she’s going to lose her job. With tensions on campus running this high, however, it may be more than her contract that is terminated. The college is concerned about freedom of speech. Rowena is concerned about the freedom to stay alive. Combining suspense, dark humor, and a touch of romance, Trigger Warning is a sharply satirical examination of modern higher ed reminiscent of Robert B. Parker’s investigations into the dark side of contemporary college life, written by someone with years of experience in the trenches of academia. *Content warning: Along with the kind of adult language you should expect from mouthy undergrads and battle-scarred Iraq vets, this book also contains a serious discussion of bullying, incel culture, and gun violence. You’ve been warned.*

Episode 4. Rowena hears some suspicious rumors about a student, while Chloe has to undergo a humiliating hazing ritual at the pre-semester picnic. When does freedom go too far? Doctor Rowena Halley has finally found a job that pays enough to live on. Too bad it’s a continent away from one of the men in her life, and an ocean away from the other. Plus, the campus she’s teaching at is not the idyllic haven it seems. There are the usual problems of academia: busywork, embarrassing extracurricular activities, a difficult department chair. And then there’s real danger. A Gamergate activist has been invited to speak at the college, and a campus Men’s Rights group has threatened to protest the event. Are the rumors of violence swirling around the speaker “just talk,” or are they going to become action? When Rowena gets drawn into organizing the event, she is called on to find out before something tragic happens. Her dive into the campus’s incel culture just threatens to stir the pot, though. Rowena is worried that she’s going to lose her job. With tensions on campus running this high, however, it may be more than her contract that is terminated. The college is concerned about freedom of speech. Rowena is concerned about the freedom to stay alive. Combining suspense, dark humor, and a touch of romance, Trigger Warning is a sharply satirical examination of modern higher ed reminiscent of Robert B. Parker’s investigations into the dark side of contemporary college life, written by someone with years of experience in the trenches of academia. *Content warning: Along with the kind of adult language you should expect from mouthy undergrads and battle-scarred Iraq vets, this book also contains a serious discussion of bullying, incel culture, and gun violence. You’ve been warned.*

Episode 2. Rowena finds out more about Crimson College's dark side at her first faculty meetings. When does freedom go too far? Doctor Rowena Halley has finally found a job that pays enough to live on. Too bad it’s a continent away from one of the men in her life, and an ocean away from the other. Plus, the campus she’s teaching at is not the idyllic haven it seems. There are the usual problems of academia: busywork, embarrassing extracurricular activities, a difficult department chair. And then there’s real danger. A Gamergate activist has been invited to speak at the college, and a campus Men’s Rights group has threatened to protest the event. Are the rumors of violence swirling around the speaker “just talk,” or are they going to become action? When Rowena gets drawn into organizing the event, she is called on to find out before something tragic happens. Her dive into the campus’s incel culture just threatens to stir the pot, though. Rowena is worried that she’s going to lose her job. With tensions on campus running this high, however, it may be more than her contract that is terminated. The college is concerned about freedom of speech. Rowena is concerned about the freedom to stay alive. Combining suspense, dark humor, and a touch of romance, Trigger Warning is a sharply satirical examination of modern higher ed reminiscent of Robert B. Parker’s investigations into the dark side of contemporary college life, written by someone with years of experience in the trenches of academia. *Content warning: Along with the kind of adult language you should expect from mouthy undergrads and battle-scarred Iraq vets, this book also contains a serious discussion of bullying, incel culture, and gun violence. You’ve been warned.*

Episode 1. Rowena attends faculty orientation and discovers her new campus may not be as idyllic as it seems. When does freedom go too far? Doctor Rowena Halley has finally found a job that pays enough to live on. Too bad it’s a continent away from one of the men in her life, and an ocean away from the other. Plus, the campus she’s teaching at is not the idyllic haven it seems. There are the usual problems of academia: busywork, embarrassing extracurricular activities, a difficult department chair. And then there’s real danger. A Gamergate activist has been invited to speak at the college, and a campus Men’s Rights group has threatened to protest the event. Are the rumors of violence swirling around the speaker “just talk,” or are they going to become action? When Rowena gets drawn into organizing the event, she is called on to find out before something tragic happens. Her dive into the campus’s incel culture just threatens to stir the pot, though. Rowena is worried that she’s going to lose her job. With tensions on campus running this high, however, it may be more than her contract that is terminated. The college is concerned about freedom of speech. Rowena is concerned about the freedom to stay alive. Combining suspense, dark humor, and a touch of romance, Trigger Warning is a sharply satirical examination of modern higher ed reminiscent of Robert B. Parker’s investigations into the dark side of contemporary college life, written by someone with years of experience in the trenches of academia. *Content warning: Along with the kind of adult language you should expect from mouthy undergrads and battle-scarred Iraq vets, this book also contains a serious discussion of bullying, incel culture, and gun violence. You’ve been warned.*

Hear how Deanna faced an extremely difficult circumstance and turned it into a life-saving journey. Warning: Podcast discusses sensitive and mature content regarding mental health. https://suicidepreventionlifeline.org

Holiday Cheer These Nuts! She is the Wenis Whisperer!!! The Global WarNing Podcast I can't even type what J' Rye-Rye does to her boyfriend, the video will get taken down for sure. But let us say, its a Christmas Podcast gift, most men would love. Follow us on Instagram @GlobalWarNingPodcast @V3Tv Twitter @V3TvNetwork Get us your Music/Poetry/Comedy work for on air-play Music@V3Tv.UK Contact the show directly with questions or comments info@V3Tv.UK

Quick huddle covering the future of frontend development. Performance Touchpoints and Frontend -Loading and Delivering. Data – Metrics. AI/Machine Learning. Augmented Reality – Conversational and Voice Interfaces. Personalization. React/Vue/WebAssemby/HTML code frameworks.

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THE GREAT WARNING - Chapter 2 | The New World: God has sent the New Message to the world at a great turning point for the human family—a turning point for which you are unprepared and unaware, a turning point that is so great that it will alter the course of life for everyone here today, and the future of everyone to come in this world. The post The Great Warning Podcast appeared first on The New Message from God.

THE GREAT WARNING - Chapter 2: God has sent the New Message to the world at a great turning point for the human family—a turning point for which you are unprepared and unaware, a turning point that is so great that it will alter the course of life for everyone here today, and the future of everyone to come in this world. The post The Great Warning Podcast appeared first on The New Message from God.

Episode 33 – Triggered Warning Podcast (AFD) Published April 2, 2018 by Bro2BroPodcast The Triggered Warning Podcast is back again. Here to defend liberty, to speak about American exceptionalism,…Continue readingTriggered Warning Podcast Episode 2

Rory, Cameron and Harry sit down to look through the main talking points within each side in the Scottish Premiership. Going in order of the league table, the boys discuss what each side should be looking at for the remainder of the season and beyond. They round off the podcast with some Scotland chat ahead of the international double header. WARNING: Podcast features some extremely hot Brexit takes courtesy of Roger Daltrey. Find us on Twitter @pintsandpens Listen in and enjoy!

Sarah Burrini of "Life Ain't No Ponyfarm" Tonight we chat with the one and only Sarah Burrini of the webcomic "Life Ain't No Ponyfarm"! Sarah is from Germany and we wanted to talk about the differences of her market compared to the American Webcomic market. We also discussed how her webcomic has helped her career as well as the challenges of translating a German comic into English. As a special guest, we asked Arne Schulenberg of the webcomic "Union of Heroes" to join in as he is a fellow German webcomic creator and he talks about how he produced his comic as a photo-comic using actors. Click here to visit the Collective of Heroes website that Arne mentions. Click here to buy Sarah's "Nerd Girl" online, and click here to buy Arne's "Union of Heroes" online. Warning: Podcast may contain some language not suitable for all-ages. Byron's Guest Art for "Union of Heroes" Sarah's Guest Art for "Union of Heroes" Chris' Guest Art for "Union of Heroes" Read Byron's original review from 2011 of "Life Ain't No Ponyfarm" by clicking here. Visit the "Life Ain't No Ponyfarm" Facebook page by clicking here. 

You asked. She answered. Sheila sits down with listeners to answer questions regarding the case and podcast. So much has happened already on this season of "Without Warning: The Lauren Agee Case." Join Sheila as she recaps all the important details of that case that have been shared so far. http://withoutwarningpodcast.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

(WARNING: Podcast contains MAJOR spoilers for "Ant-Man & The Wasp") If you wondered where was Ant-Man during "Infinity War," that question and several others that you never knew you always wanted to know are answered in "Ant-Man & The Wasp." In this episode of the podcast, Andy Farnsworth and Ryan Meeks are joined by Geektyrant.com writer and "1-Minute Critic" Kristian Odland for a spoiler-filled discussion of the movie, including how perfect casting is a major reason the Marvel Cinematic Universe juggernaut keeps rolling on, why the tone of this movie is exactly what we need after "Avengers: Infinity War," a bit of background and history of the newly-introduced characters, and what that jaw-dropping post-credits sequence could mean for Ant-Man's future. This podcast is also available in video form on iTunes & Apple Podcasts. "Ant-Man & The Wasp" stars Paul Rudd as Scott Lang/Ant-Man, Evangeline Lilly as Hope Van Dyne/Wasp, Michael Douglas as Hank Pym, Michelle Pfeiffer as Janet Van Dyne, Laurence Fishburne as Bill Foster and Hanna John-Kamen as Ava/Ghost.  It's directed by Peyton Reed.

The Triggered Warning Podcast is here to defend liberty, to speak about American exceptionalism, and to push back against the narratives pushed by the libtard forces…Continue readingEpisode 33 – Triggered Warning Podcast (AFD)

[PODCAST] Why did God reveal the Truth to you? Was it for your own benefit, or maybe something more? Something that most who come into Torah have struggled with, or is struggling with, is the danger of pride. Knowledge can certainly puff up, so lets audit ourselves by how we fellowship with others, and the love we do or do not walk out. Once we receive a revelation, the enemy comes in for the kill, and without humility, we will certainly be consumed in our own leaven. Rise on Fire is a ministry assigned to ignite a fire of Spirit & Truth around the world. God is calling us back to the walk of Yeshua with no more excuses. We are free from the traditions of men, led by the Truth and empowered by the Spirit. ╫ Join my Patreon for exclusive rewards! http://www.patreon.com/riseonfire ╫ Links: http://www.riseonfire.com http://www.facebook.com/RiseOnFire http://www.twitter.com/RiseOnFireSA https://www.youtube.com/RiseOnFire PATRONS - Special thanks to: Chelsea Randell Vivian Lockett Marianne L Coulter MUSIC CREDIT All music rights reserved (c) to the respective owners. We do not own the rights to the songs used. Permission has been obtained from Mattie Montgomery, Citipointe Live, Sarah Jubilee and Lize Wiid for use.

(WARNING: Podcast and descriptions contain spoilers from "Star Wars: The Last Jedi") It was one of the most dramatic scenes in "Star Wars: The Last Jedi":  Vice-Admiral Amilyn Holdo (played by Laura Dern) flies her ship at lightspeed through the First Order flagship "The Supremacy," splitting Snoke's massive ship in two, nobly sacrificing herself to allow what remained of the Resistance to escape to the planet Crait. In this episode of the podcast, Adam Thomas, Tysen Webb and Andy Farnsworth draw on their years of experience from watching "Law & Order" and "Perry Mason" to hold a trial in absentia for Vice-Admiral Holdo, considering whether such an act, "from a certain point of view" (to quote Ben Kenobi) could be considered a war crime. Join us for this humorous debate, then BECOME the jury and comment below on whose side won the case!

In this week's episode, Mao asks the guys what they think about spoilers - what constitutes a spoiler, and do we actively avoid them or not mind if something is teased a little bit? Tetsuo talks Monster Hunter World beta, which took place over the weekend. Obsidian watched the Netflix "anime" that got a lot of hate a few months back, Neo Yokio. Meta is super excited after the Devil May Cry 5 leaks.   Follow the Podcast on Twitter and Facebook Twitter - http://www.twitter.com/podcast5r Facebook - http://www.facebook.com/P5RPodcast   Follow us on Twitter Obsidian - http://www.twitter.com/IronCrane46 Meta - http://www.twitter.com/PSOflow   Catch Meta's streams on Twitch! http://www.twitch.tv/PSOflow   Check out Kubbi on Soundcloud, who was gracious enough to let us use his music for the show's intro!!! http://www.soundcloud.com/kubbi Intro Song - "Seahorse Dreams" by Kubbi

(WARNING: Podcast contains heavy spoilers from 1st 2 episodes) After months of waiting and several delays, "Star Trek Discovery" finally made its debut, and what a debut it was!  In this episode of the podcast, Adam Thomas, Aaron Zundel and Andy Farnsworth talk about the first two episodes, "The Vulcan Hello" and "Battle at the Binary Stars".  They discuss how this series opener compares with past Trek shows' first episodes, how it compares with late Star Trek creator Gene Roddenberry's vision of the future, what they thought of the big moments from the two episodes, and how they think long-time fans and the newly-interested will feel about the direction the series appears to be headed.

Raw "mock interview" with Actress Nicole Boucher, pronounced (boo-shay) :) Nicole and I have a deep conversation about how she overcomes her shyness at 13 through acting and moves to Los Angeles to do what she loves. "Nicole. What is love?" Love is.. Warning: Podcast quality is not that great but I wanted to share this one.

WARNING: Podcast contains explicit language. VGS Show 500 is finally here and was recorded live from the MO Game Con.  Join Rich, Addy, Ron, Kevin & Matt R from VGS Overclocked, as well as appearances by Matt G, Jake, Kurt and Chuck from the new VGS cast as we breakdown the MO Game Con.  The show is broken into three segments, pre-show, live con update, and post con report.  Also joining them is a special appearance by YouTuber Adam Koralik, Keith Robinson (via phone) and others.  You've heard us talk about the MO Game Con for months, now join us at the con.  Also be sure to watch the videos posted on the VGS Facebook page (facebook.com/thevideogamesshow) for live footage from the con.

Ranieri's raving after Leicester's title triumph. Plus the Chelsea & Spurs contingent of The Noise Next Door join James & Jalaal in the studio. Warning: Podcast contains Passion of the Christ spoilers! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

The Library Foundation of Cincinnati and Hamilton County's Writer-In-Residence talks books, writing, and creativity in this regular podcast. The 2015/2016 Writer-In-Residence is Jeffrey Hillard. *WARNING: Podcast contains some explicit language during book excerpt reading. Learn more: http://cincinnatilibrary.org/programs/writerinresidence/

The Library Foundation of Cincinnati and Hamilton County's Writer-In-Residence talks books, writing, and creativity in this regular podcast. The 2015/2016 Writer-In-Residence is Jeffrey Hillard. *WARNING: Podcast contains some explicit language during book excerpt reading. Learn more: http://cincinnatilibrary.org/programs/writerinresidence/

Trigger Warning: Trigger Warnings, Jon, Charly, Controversy, Totalitarianism. #WhySoSerious. Jon and Charly discuss their thoughts on SJW master racers. What do you think?

Hei alle sammen og velkommen til episode 8 av TWP! I denne episoden snakker vi om historiens mørke og ofte komiske skyggesider. Håper dere liker det. Tusen takk Til Whormonger for utlån av musikk.

Two of the three Niis (of orient are...) made the short journey home from Bury and are now talking about it in your ears. There's a mixture of frustration and analysis as usual as they rue a game where the team failed to learn from the mistakes of their most recent victory. In other news there's a gettable Only Covvect question for once and Neil explains what he thinks is excellent about Shrewsbury's manager. Warning: Podcast contains no begging to vote for us in the FBAs by going to www.footballbloggingawards.co.uk or by heading to @niilampteyshow and @skybluesblog because we don't do that sort of thing any more

The Canadian Grand Prix, a great event and a great time of day to watch a race for European viewers. HOWEVER not that great for a podcast based in a Motorsport In Pubs event where people are literally putting coats on and making their way towards the door as the chequered flag falls. So we may be setting a world record for the shortest Pub based reacting to a Formula 1 race podcast ever, but we still have time to NOT talk about the fallout from Monaco, worry if my bag is missing (UPDATE: Bag was found post-Podcast) and not reference some man on a bike doing something for an hour that was happening at the same time. Warning: Podcast contains one attempt at a joke. We'll see how that goes www.motorsportinpubs.co.uk to find out how you can join in the fun at a location near you @formulapubscast to ask me how my bag is/congratulate me on my one joke.