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What if we're not stuck living with weakening bones and painful knees or hips as we age? Join host Jan M. Flynn in conversation with Dr. Alan Beyer, the Executive Medical Director of Hoag Orthopedic Institute in Newport Beach CA  and host of radio show "Doctors in the Dugout" as he talks about heading off osteoporosis, what to do if joint pain starts limiting your life, and his journey through his own hip replacement. Show links:Dr. Alan Beyer “On the Other Side of the Scalpel” video blogOr watch on YouTubeHoag Orthopedic Institute, home pageAlan H. Beyer, M.D., Hoag Orthopedic InstituteDoctor in the Dugout Radio Show (AM 830)Music on this episode includes Weathervane and Chafftop by Blue Dot Sessions.Support the show

Not sure how I haven't had my friend Dan Adams on the WKXL show NH Unscripted before, but, it's time to correct that error in judgment!! He's been a paramedic since 2003. Was a police officer in the early 2000's. So his life was public safety before he needed to make a change and got into education. He went to college for News Reporting and Anchoring, had some job offers but didn't want to move across the country. He had always wanted to be an actor. So started doing some community theater then took a break. Then got cast at the Weathervane. Then it took off from there. Oh yeah, we got all the juicy details.

Not sure how I haven't had my friend Dan Adams on the show before, but, it's time to correct that error in judgment!! He's been a paramedic since 2003. Was a police officer in the early 2000's. So his life was public safety before he needed to make a change and got into education. He went to college for News Reporting and Anchoring, had some job offers but didn't want to move across the country. He had always wanted to be an actor. So started doing some community theater then took a break. Then got cast at the Weathervane. Then it took off from there. Oh yeah, we got all the juicy details.

Let us know what you think - text the show!On this week's show:Happy National “Shades” DayNo one wants to be the racial equity directorBurlington mayor seeks to reduce graffiti problem Meet your next governor, Poa MutinoMan accused of killing gf says not enough evidenceWhatchu know ‘bout Searsburg, VT?Women's prison proposal too bigWe got our weathervane backVeteran broadcaster Stewart Ledbetter to run for Vermont Senate (36:54) Break music: The Funky Flats - “Play the Fool”https://thefunkyflats.bandcamp.com/track/play-the-fool Notch Road barriers fail to stop tractor-trailerVT master sculptor wins a webby VT team heading to national drone championships Sip & Shop returns to RutlandNew chef at Starry Night cafeWe're getting jamaican cuisineBrattleboro granola business for sale(1:20:46)  Break music: Gas Station Dog Exchange - “Air”https://gsde.bandcamp.com/track/air Scumbag Map  2 wrong-way drivers stopped on Vt. interstates, police say Ex-corrections officer charged for smuggling tobacco into Rutland prisonSaint Albans woman arrested for restaurant theftsPolice say masked man killed in St. Johnsbury died from gunshot wounds to his VT man shoots at occupied homeDerby Line man held without bail after domestic assault, resisting arrest  Former Vermont man charged for alleged role in death of James ‘Whitey' Bulger Stay alert for turtlesThanks for listening!Follow us on Facebook: facebook.com/VermontCatchup Follow Matt on twitter: @MatthewBorden4 Contact the show: 24theroadshow@gmail.comIOutro Music by B-Complex

Our story tonight is called New Friends at Weathervane Farm, and it's a story about a busy Spring morning at the sanctuary. It's also about branches full of singing birds, fresh straw, and rubber boots, new babies born in the stalls of the barn and helping each other out along the way. We give to a different charity each week, and this week, we are giving to Agia Marina Donkey Rescue. There, no donkey will ever be turned away; each will be cared for and loved for the remainder of its life. Subscribe for ad-free, bonus, and extra-long episodes now, as well as ad-free and early episodes of Stories from the Village of Nothing Much! Search for NMH  Premium channel on Apple Podcasts, or follow the link below https://www.nothingmuchhappens.com/premium-subscription. Listen to our new show, Stories from the Village of Nothing Much, on your favorite podcast app.Purchase Our Book: https://bit.ly/Nothing-Much-HappensSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Ram Vilas Paswan was a steady presence in national politics for more than four decades. He has held Cabinet posts in several governments, including stints in key ministries such as Railways and Telecom. He is one of the faces associated with the historic implementation of the Mandal Commission report on OBC reservations. As someone adept at sensing shifts in political climate before others could, he was able to make the most of his political capital. But what is the nature of his legacy as a Dalit leader? A new biography, titled ‘Ram Vilas Paswan: The Weathervane of Indian Politics' by Sobhana K Nair offers a nuanced answer to this question.

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Our story tonight is called Thanksgiving at Weathervane Farm, and it's a story about coming together to celebrate on a cool day out in the country. It's also about a busy kitchen crowded with friends, donkeys lined up along the split rail fence, music played in the open air, and building a family of our friends, furry and otherwise.   Subscribe for ad-free, bonus and extra long episodes now! nothingmuchhappens.com/premium-subscription   We donate to a different charity and this week we are giving to Sasha Farm Animal Sanctuary, the Midwest's largest farm animal sanctuary. sashafarm.orgPurchase Our Book: https://bit.ly/Nothing-Much-HappensSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

1. Seth begins a review of Matthew 25, examining the parable of the 10 Virgins.2. No Question in the inbox.3. Seth discusses Al Mohler's untimely condemnation of Andy Stanley.

"I think about rage as containing information. I talk about anger as a weathervane pointing you towards the places that need attention and healing. So I think rage can be useful in that way of teaching you what needs to change in your life. And it might be that you need more support or you need to not be in charge of bedtime every night or whatever.Rage is also useful in giving you the energy to create change larger than just your little home." ~ Minna DubinWe are really excited to share with you this illuminating and enlightening conversation with Minna Dubin. Kaitlin and Minna had the great privilege to meet by way of the Artist Residency in Motherhood group, which she's mentioned on the podcast in the past.Minna is the author of the book, Mom Rage: The Everyday Crisis of Modern Motherhood, which is out from Seal Press the very week that this episode is released this September, 2023.Her writing has been featured in the New York Times, Salon, Parents, The Philadelphia Inquirer, Romper, The Forward, Hobart, MUTHA Magazine, and Literary Mama. As a leading feminist voice on mom rage, Minna has appeared on MSNBC, Good Morning America, The Tamron Hall Show, NBC10 Boston, and NPR.“Modern motherhood is a setup for anger.” ~ Minna DubinShe lives in Berkeley, California with her husband, her two children, and no pets, she clarifies because, as she says, enough is enough.Minna and Kaitlin talk about:How Minna came to writing, particularly how she came to the writing structure she uses in writing Mom Rage.The different facets of mom rage, and how rage can look different for each individual.The individual and the institution and how the interplay of both come to highlight where rage and power structures intersect.How Minna finds community now that she has a clear understanding of those power structures and how they impact her experience of motherhoodHow family structures in other cultures and parts of the world differ, and how the individual experiences of motherhood are impacted when you have these structures.Parenting neurodivergent children and how the lack of societal support structures for them interplays with mom rage.More about Minna:Website: www.minnadubin.comTwitter: www.twitter.com/minnadubinInstagram: www.instagram.com/minnadubinPre-order your copy of Mom Rage here: https://bookshop.org/a/86159/9781541601307Please subscribe wherever you get your podcasts and give us a rating. This will help us reach more listeners like you who are navigating the joys and pitfalls of artistic and parenting identities.For regular updates:Visit our website: postpartumproduction.comFollow us on Instagram: @postpartumproductionpodcastSubscribe to our podcast newsletter on Substack:

On this special episode Ryan Eschenbach sticks around and ends up crashing Pavlo's conversation in the best way possible. The gang discuss what it was like growing up in Greece, the various bands that Pavlo has been in throughout the years, and debate the finer points of tape vs vinyl vs CD.https://www.facebook.com/myblueheart.music/https://bretsexton.bandcamp.com/album/witch-baby

There's no denying it. No matter how good your product or team is, the startup will make or break because of the founder. Most founders learn this during their startup journey and actively pursue everything they can to make sure they can be the best founders possible. But in doing so, fall into the hidden traps and paradoxically become the founders they've tried so hard to avoid being. What are these founder traits that you should avoid at all cost? Chris is back and he rejoins Yaniv to explore the 7 Founder Archetypes Destined To Destroy Their Own Companies. With an analysis of their strengths and pitfalls, this exploration into the inner workings of startup visionaries is bound to captivate anyone fascinated by the clash of ego, ambition, and innovation. The 7 Founder Archetypes:

  Our story tonight is called Special Delivery at Weathervane Farm and it's a story about getting chores done in the farmyard on a summer afternoon. It's also about the animals having their say, a rest with the cows in their pasture and an invitation stuck to the fridge with a heart shaped magnet. We give to a different charity each week and this week we are giving to NAMI, the National Association for Mental Illness www.nami.org Nami works to educate, support, advocate, listen and lead to improve the lives of people with mental illness and their loved ones. Subscribe to our Premium or Premium Plus feeds, buy an autographed book and enjoy NMH extras at www.nothingmuchhappens.com  Purchase Our Book: https://bit.ly/Nothing-Much-HappensSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

As a kid, I used to go stay at my grandparents' farmhouse almost every summer and spring break. It's been a long time now since I have been there and I remember only vaguely what it used to look like, but one thing that is completely imprinted on my mind is the weathervane on top of the cottage roof that used to fascinate me a lot. Back then, I wasn't familiar with the function of weathervanes. A metal-made rider riding on a metal-made rooster above the direction of arrows madly spinning was something I have never seen before (we lived in a city and barely traveled to ruler areas), so it caught my attention almost instantly. That was the start of my lifelong attachment to antiques. At this stage of my life, I not only know all about weathervanes, but I am also a huge vintage weathervane collector, along with other objects. And if weathervanes are something that interests you, let me tell you, if you get your hands on the right piece of vintage weathervane, you can basically make a fortune. In this article, I will let you know all about vintage weathervanes, how to identify them, and how to value them. Check Images: Valuable Antique Detector(https://www.txantiquemall.com/antique-weathervane/) Pin: https://www.pinterest.com/valuableantiquedetector/ FB: https://www.facebook.com/valuableantiquedetector/ TW: https://twitter.com/antiquedetector Ins: https://www.instagram.com/valuableantiquedetector/   Hosted by Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy for more information.

To his legions of local fans, Dennis Schocket is one the hardest working performers in the thriving Harford County music scene.  At any number of local venues, you can catch Dennis performing solo, with special guests such as Rob Fahey, or with one of his bands -- Starbelly, 1974, The Atomic Light Orchestra (AL0) and Fabtastic Four. Under appreciated, however,  is Dennis's talent for creating complex harmonies and lilting melodies in the service of intricate pop songs that bring to mind  the music of Brian Wilson and Paul McCartney. Dennis makes a return visit to Mainstreet to talk about his new solo album "Weathervane," to be released in April on Tall Boy records, and an upcoming tour with his band Starbelly.  Will Dennis, or any of the gifted local musicians he's been associated with over the years, someday win a Grammy? Find out what Dennis thinks on this episode of Mainstreet. Please visit our sponsorsYour Pet AuPairWebsite: https://www.belairaupair.com/Mainstreet listeners receive 10% off your first invoice! Nelco Video Transfer ServiceWebsite: http://www.nelcovideo.com/Mainstreet listeners receive a free tape transfer, a $15 value!Support the showFacebook: @USAMainstreetWebsite: themainstreetpodcast.comTwitter: https://twitter.com/home?lang=enEmail: info@themainstreetpodcast.comPlease support The Mainstreet PodcastBuy Me A Coffee:Buy Me a Coffee Mainstreet Patreon: patreon.com/mainstreetpodcast

Today on the show I'm sitting down with singer, songwriter, musician and husband, Mr. Dennis Schocket. Dennis is best known for his cover groups, The FaBtastic Four and The 1974, but he's also got a sizeable catalog of original music with Starbelly and has recently gone solo with his new project, Weathervane. If he's not out at your favorite local bar making music, he's making music. He's as talented as he is down to Earth. Join me in welcoming Dennis Schocket to the Mouthful of Graffiti podcast. Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/artist/36Wa47Nx2LYC9JNtSmQPux?si=b7tNcVnIS-GESCDyZYJhFA#songwriter #singer #rocknroll #starbelly #weathervaneSpecial thanks to: Double Groove Brewing, Vagabond Sandwich Company, Music Land Store, Heather Sipes - Baltimore Decal Gal, Black Eyed Suzie's, REB Records-MD & Caprichos Books

Jeff Irving is the owner of Weathervane Games and creator of the Vrahode Game System and its first game, Vrahode: The Calteeryn Ascension. He first imagined the world of Vrahode in 1990 during college at Ball State University where he studied graphic design and journalism. Jeff is a lifelong gamer, artist, and dreamer as well an entrepreneur, graphic designer, and writer. He is also a fan of fantasy novels, board and video games, rock music, and karate. Check out Vrahode here: vrahode.comFOLLOW US ON: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/groups/boardgamebingeInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/boardgamebingepodcast/ Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/boardgamebingeWHERE TO FIND OUR PODCAST:Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/5RJbdkguebb3MSLAatZr7riHeart Radio: https://www.iheart.com/podcast/269-board-game-binge-72500104/Tune In: https://tunein.com/embed/player/p1344218/Google Podcasts: https://podcasts.google.com/feed/aHR0cHM6Ly9mZWVkcy5jYXB0aXZhdGUuZm0vYm9hcmRnYW1lYmluZ2U=Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/ca/podcast/board-game-binge/id1522623033Visit Our Websites: Board Game Binge: https://boardgamebinge.com/Tin Robot Games: https://tinrobotgames.comElixir Board Games: https://www.elixirboardgames.com/our-gamesBoard Game Design Course: https://boardgamedesigncourse.com/

The story of Madame Sara Spencer-Washington would be lost to not only African-American history, but US history as a whole, were it not for her descendants and the work of author Cheryl Woodruff-Brooks. With a goal of introducing a new generation of children, "The Story of Madame Sara Spencer-Washington and the Apex Empire" is one of an entrepreneur who broke boundaries. In 1911, Spencer-Washington moved from Virginia to Atlantic City, New Jersey and started the Apex News and Hair Company, a door-to-door cosmetics business and hair salon, which she transformed to an international empire. With hundreds of products, and 45-thousand agents around the world, Spencer-Washington opened beauty schools and expanded to Haiti and South Africa. She was honored at the New York World's Trade Fair in 1939 for her endeavors, and also served as a philanthropist and civic leader. Cheryl Woodruff-Brooks had a passion for writing from childhood, and won awards for her essays. A graduate of Case Western Reserve University, she wrote for the school newspaper The Weathervane; her works have also appeared in Bronze Magazine, among other publications. Her first book for Sunbury Press was the 2017 release, "Chicken Bone Beach: A Pictorial History of Atlantic City's Missouri Avenue Beach," which was nominated for a literary award by the Schomburg Center in New York City. Cheryl is also an accomplished singer-songwriter; she lives with her family in Hummelstown, Pennsylvania.  

Our story tonight is called “Holiday at Weathervane Farm” and it's a story about lighting up the farm for some winter guests. It's also about hay rides through snowy fields, the ducks waddling back from a day at the pond, and a new calf born who will only ever know kindness. https://linktr.ee/nothingmuchhappens

Since forming in 1994, Doc Walker, composed of Chris Thorsteinson and Dave Wasyliw, have become one of Canada's most recognized country acts. Over nearly three decades, together they have achieved 1 JUNO Award, 14 Canadian Country Music Association Awards, 21 Top 10 Canadian country radio singles, eight #1 CMT videos and accumulated millions of streams.  Doc Walker's unshakable creative partnership and overall drive to explore new musical approaches, has kept their sound fresh since releasing their breakthrough album, Curve in 2001.  In 2021, the duo released “She Wants What She Wants,” their first new music since the 2017 album, Weathervane. This September, Doc Walker celebrated the 20th anniversary of the iconic hit "Rocket Girl" and released a remixed version that they are excited to share with fans. Chris and Dave just wrapped up a buch of shows as direct support for two of country music's most iconic acts Sawyer Brown & Lonestar. The co-headline tour featured Doc Walker and George Canyon as special guests and included tour stops across Alberta, Saskatchewan, and British Columbia,

Nikki Pebbles is featured on this week's episode of Nicstalgia. Can the conversation about thongs ever really end??? No. Talking ~in depth~ about hiding your bedazzled and embellished Mandee's, Weathervane, Wet Seal, Rave, and Rave Girl thongs from your mom. Did Nikki have her first kiss at a Harry Potter movie, wearing Jessica Simpson's edible dessert line? Yes, of course she did. (Lorraine just knew.) Shout out to Mike's Hard Lemonade. We talk about AIM away message/bio drama, dating someone in 8th grade and not only not talking to them but actively avoiding them in the hallway, school locker anxiety, and dealing with being cyber-bullied as the first generation of kids on the internet. We play “Shake It Fast, Watch Yourself” (inspired by the Mystikal song, naturally), where Nikki picks between two songs from my Middle School Dance Spotify playlist. Nikki and I share our favorite high school prom songs and the synchronicities between our childhood selves. Middle School Dance Playlist on Spotify Middle School Dance Culture Nicstalgia episode with Nicole & Nikki on YouTube Connect with Nikki TikTok 〰 Instagram Connect with Nic TikTok 〰 Instagram 〰 Twitter 〰 Substack Special Thanks

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Our story tonight is called The Weathervane and it's a story about a few acres out in the country. It's also about the smell of fresh hay on a warm morning, mud boots for getting chores done and a pocketful of carrots for the donkeys in the last stall of the barn. So get cozy and ready to sleep. Order the book now! hyperurl.co/NothingMuchHappens Get our ad-free and bonus episodes here: https://nothingmuchhappens.supportingcast.fm

Hello! In this episode, we are Just Making Conversation about Going Big. Does making a larger model mean easier to build, larger parts for those aging eyes and chunky sausage fingers? What advantages are there to building a larger model and do you need to learn new skills? - This is Episode 20 of Just Making Conversation. https://buymeacoffee.com/jmcpodcast Discussion Links: The Sad Story of Henry: https://ttte.fandom.com/.../The_Sad_Story_of.../Gallery... Weathervane: https://vintageflying.co.uk/product/dambuster-weathervane/ Lancaster Projects Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/836037070250699 Find other model podcasts on http://modelpodcasts.com/ "Happy Boy Theme" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 4.0 License http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/

For this week we replay an episode that originally aired two years ago: On Sunday he entered Jerusalem, on Monday he cleansed the temple, Tuesday and Wednesday he taught and Thursday through Sunday he suffered, died, and resurrected. What do each of these events symbolize in our relationship with Christ. Study this episode with us today in preparation of a daily worship of the Savior this Passion Week. Show Notes Music: Blue Dot Sessions, "Weathervane," Creative Commons.

Join the conversation with Ethan Paulini, Artistic Director of the Weathervane Theater & Out Of The Box Theatrics, and also an actor, director, choreographer, educator, writer, arts administrator, and acting coach. Ethan and I talk about all the things pandemic, re-opening, social justice, anti-racism, losses in 2020, and hope in 2021. Want to know how the Weathervane was able to have an in-person Fall 2020 season? Ethan's anti-racist intention in how he combines roles in the audition packets for the repertory season? Patrons reactions to the theater's statement on social justice? Take a listen.Podcast websiteLacey's InstagramEpisode transcriptGet in touch at whiletheapplauseispaused@gmail.comEthan's websiteEthan's actor coaching websiteWeathervane Theater's websiteOut Of The Box Theatrics websiteActors Equity Association website

In these final chapters of John's Revelation he describes, in detail, the ongoing war between the Lamb of God and the Dragon of the adversary. It's fitting that in our last study of the New Testament we get a vision into our past and our future all intended to give us hope and help in that exact conflict. The outcome of the war is assured; study with us this episode in search of truths that can make our personal battles just as sure. Show Notes: Check out our new website: scripturestudyproject.com and learn more about our new Book of Mormon Study Record. Find us also on Instagram or Facebook Music: Blue Dot Sessions, "Weathervane," Creative Commons.  

Merry Christmas from The Scripture Study Project. In this brief but special episode we share our Christmas card with our wonderful listeners. In this year's episode we ask how did the very first Christmas change the very first Christians? How did Jesus change Mary? How did Jesus change Joseph? And how can Jesus change you this holiday season? Show Notes: Check out our new website: scripturestudyproject.com and learn more about our new Book of Mormon Study Record. Find us also on Instagram or Facebook Read Krist's article on Mary here. Music: Blue Dot Sessions, "Weathervane," Creative Commons.

This week we dive into the Revelation of John and, right off the bat, provide you with three keys that help take this often-daunting book and turn it into something you're going to love! Study a long as we take this record of some else's revelation and use it to spark our own revelations from and relationships with Jesus Christ. Show Notes: Check out our new website: scripturestudyproject.com and learn more about our new Book of Mormon Study Record. Find us also on Instagram or Facebook A great article from this month's Ensight on the Book of Revelation: Nicholas J. Fredrick, "The Book of Revelation," Ensight, December 2019. Music: Blue Dot Sessions, "Weathervane," Creative Commons.

There is sometimes occassion for even the most devout desible or the most believing Saint to ask themselves, "Jesus, are you really there?" This question may have been on the minds of some of the earliest readers of the apostle John's epistles which would explain why he begins his writings with the certainty of his own witness followed by some of the richest descriptions of Jesus found in scripture. Study with us this week as we learn what John has to say that might help us feel closer to Jesus and become more assured that He is, in deed, really there. Show Notes: Check out our new website: scripturestudyproject.com and learn more about our new Book of Mormon Study Record. Find us also on Instagram or Facebook Morgan Jones Instagram and the All In Podcast Music: Blue Dot Sessions, "Weathervane," Creative Commons.

Webster's definition of endure is "to continue in the same state." However, that's the exact opposite of what Peter counseled early saints to do as they faced persecution and battled personal struggles. In this episode we study what it really means to endure, how to do it ourselves, and why its so important. Welcome to the 100th episode of The Scripture Study Project! Show Notes: Check out our new website: scripturestudyproject.com and learn more about our new Book of Mormon Study Record. Find us also on Instagram or Facebook   Music: Blue Dot Sessions, "Weathervane," Creative Commons.

When we read this in James: "Be ye doers of the word and not hearers only," we can't help but analyze ourselves. When it comes to studying the gospel, do seek to learn, really learn from the Lord? In this episode, we both study the doctrine of doing as well as practice a scripture study that has us asking what God wants us to learn, and also feel, do, and become.  Show Notes: Check out our new website: scripturestudyproject.com and learn more about our new Book of Mormon Study Record. Find us also on Instagram or Facebook   Music: Blue Dot Sessions, "Weathervane," Creative Commons.

In a world that seems to be constantly at war with our faith, and with persistent temptations to give up, pull back, or draw away, the Epistle to the Hebrews challenges us to remember our great "high priest of good things to come" (Hebrews 9:11) and to "draw near with a true heart in full assurance of faith" (10:22). How do we do that? Study with us this week as we learn together how to strengthen faith in the Lord Jesus Christ. Show Notes: Jeffrey R. Holland, "A High Priest of Good Things to Come," General Conference, October 1999. Video: Good Things to Come Music: Blue Dot Sessions, "Weathervane," Creative Commons.   Check us out on Instagram or Facebook for more information about our new study resource: The Book of Mormon Study Record!

To a people who felt their faith slipping and their hearts hardening the author of the Epistle to the Hebrews taught both why they should retain their devotion to Christ and how they could actually strengthen their faith. In this first of our two part study of Hebrews we start a study of everything about Jesus Christ that helps us "come boldly to the throne" of God and which increases our confidence before him.  Show Notes:   Blue Dot Sessions, "Weathervane," Creative Commons. Check us out on Instagram or Facebook for more information about our new study resources: The Book of Mormon Study Record

What happens when you feel yourself or someone you love swerving away from the covenant path? That's the question that Paul addresses with a few specific individuals (Timothy and Titus) from this week's study. Study along as we discuss the difference between doctrine and policy and how we can navigate a world that seems to be constantly changing while drawing closer to a God who is unchageable. Show Notes: Russell M. Nelson, "The Love and Laws of God," BYU Devotional Thomas S. Monson, "Opening Remarks," Worldwide Leadership Training Blue Dot Sessions, "Weathervane," Creative Commons.

The Thessalonian saints spent their Christian living in world filled with persecution and pain and, thus, anticipated with longing the promised blessings of the Second Coming of Christ and the accompanying salvation from pain. However, Paul writes to inform them that those promised blessings are yet a ways off for them. So what do you do when the future you're waiting for isn't here yet? What do you do when you're tired of doing what's right and waiting for the reward? How can you be "not weary in well doing" when you feel you've been doing it so long? Study with us this week to learn answers to these and other questions. Show Notes: "Patience: More Than Waiting," Ensign, August 2015. D. Todd Christofferson, "The Living Bread Which Came Down From Heaven," General Conference, October 2017. Blue Dot Sessions, "Weathervane," Creative Commons.

Our life, like Paul's, is often filled with bad news and good news that are intertwined. From prison (bad news) Paul writes a letter to the Philippians about his rejoicing (good news) in the gospel of Christ. Similarly, we must learn how to face our own prisons and problems (bad news) and see through them to the promises and perfection (good news) that Jesus Christ offers. Show Notes: Blue Dot Sessions, "Weathervane," Creative Commons.

Have you ever felt like your faith was under attack? Like your membership was being bombarded by criticism? Like you were in war against something or someone you can't see but who is intent on wrestling away from you the very truths that provide you hope in life? Well...you are! At least, that's how Paul describes what the Ephesians are going through. Study with us this week as we learn from Paul how to really fight against that unseen wickedness, put on the whole armor of God, and stand strong in our faith in Christ. Show Notes: Kim B. Clark, "Encircled About by Fire," S&I Broadcast, August 2015. Blue Dot Sessions, "Weathervane," Creative Commons.

If you've ever felt pulled in two different directions, commanded to walk a covenant path by one voice and tugged to walk in other directions by so many other voices, than you can empathize with the Galatians. This week we study Paul's words to those who are pulled in different directions and learn, from him and from our own personal confirmations, why we should "stand fast" in the faith of Jesus Christ. Show Notes: Bruce R. McConkie, "Our Relationship with the Lord," BYU Address, 1982. Blue Dot Sessions, "Weathervane," Creative Commons.

Paul says that he has a "thorn in the flesh", some weakness that persistently bothers him and forces him to admit humility and reliance on God. That feeling of weakness is, of course, not foreign to us as we look at ourselves nor as we look at those around us. So why does God allow us to have weakness and why does he allow those around us, maybe especially those who lead us, to have weakness too. Study along this week to learn from Paul what do with your and others' thorns. Show Notes: Blue Dot Sessions, "Weathervane," Creative Commons.

Having a bad day? A bad week? A bad year? In this episode we dive into Paul's teachings about just why God allows those bad days/weeks/years to happen and chart a course for how we can be happy in any circumstance. So bring your bad day and listen along and see if we can put a smile on your face! Show Notes: Katie Hughes, Instagram Russell M. Nelsons, "Joy and Spiritual Survival," October 2016. Blue Dot Sessions, "Weathervane," Creative Commons.

"There are," Paul writes, "so many kinds of voices in the world." How true today, with so many and groups clamoring for our attention today Paul teaches the simple truths of the gospel and resurrection of Christ. Study along with us as we listen to one voice that will make all the difference. Show Notes: Blue Dot Sessions, "Weathervane," Creative Commons.

Paul taught that, just as there must be unity among different parts for the body to function, so too must there be unity among different members of a family/ward/church in order for that organization to work properly. Study with us this week as we learn what breaks the body and what heals it again. Show Notes: Blue Dot Sessions, "Weathervane," Creative Commons.

A simple definition of a temple is: a holy place dedicated to God. Of course we have many temples around the world, but in this study, Paul opens our minds to the idea that we can make our homes, our wards, our bedrooms, and our own personal lives into temples of God where His spirit can dwell. Study with us this week as we learn what defiles those temples and how we can dedicate or rededicate them to our Father in Heaven. Show Notes: Blue Dot Sessions, "Weathervane," Creative Commons.

In this bonus episode, recorded from our Facebook Live discussion for the Salt Gathering, we answer questions about scripture study--everything from how to make it a daily habit to how to dive deeper in your personal study. Show Notes   Salt Gathering Facebook Music: Blue Dot Sessions, "Weathervane," Creative Commons.  

What kind of member of the Church are you? How would you describe yourself? In Paul's epistle to the Romans he addresses a faith group filled with people from different backgrounds and beliefs all trying to come together in Christ. In this episode we start where we are, with whatever level of faith or doubt we may have, and chart a course to unity in Christ and a true welcoming of all into his Church. Show Notes: Studio C clip about Mormon Misunderstanding   Blue Dot Sessions, "Weathervane," Creative Commons.

On his final missionary journey, headed to a city he had never visited, Paul wrote one of the most thorough, logical, and powerful epistles about the gospel of Jesus Christ. Of central concern for him is the topic of grace. Study with us this week as we learn from Paul how God's grace and Jesus' righteousness can free us from sin and help us walk in a "newness of life." Show Notes: Episode 9: Saved by Grace Episode 58: Born Again Salt Gathering Facebook Dieter F. Uchtdorf, "The Gift of Grace," General Conference, April 2015. Blue Dot Sessions, "Weathervane," Creative Commons.

The record of Paul's mission ends in front of governors and kings who, for one reason or another, don't heed his testimony. Why not? Why don't they, and why don't we heed the voice of apostolic warning more often? This final study in the Acts of the Apostles brings us face to face with our own obedience to commandments and challenges us to listen to our own, modern-day apostles and prophets. Show Notes: Spencer J. Condie, "A Mighty Change of Heart," General Conference, October 1993. M. Russell Ballard, "Stay in the Boat and Hold On," General Conference, October 2010. Blue Dot Sessions, "Weathervane," Creative Commons.

Paul stands up to preach in Athens next to a statue with the inscription, "To the Unknown God." Paul, in a stroke of typical sermonizing genius, tells the gathered Greeks just exactly who the unknown God is, the one that they are ignorant of, and the one he has come to love and worship. This week we study that same God and discuss what we know about him and how we come to know about him. Show Notes: Amy Tanner, "The Gift of Uncertainty," BYU Devotional, July 2019. Russell M. Nelson, "Jesus the Christ: Our Master and More," General Conference, April 2000. Blue Dot Sessions, "Weathervane," Creative Commons.