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Dandelions, foxgloves and bohemian trailblazers, life over John B Keane's pub and a friendship forged in literature and music — first of two programmes recorded in St John's Theatre, Listowel, with Joanna Keane O'Flynn, Zaffar Kunial, Elaine Garvey, Bernard O'Donoghue, Colum McCann, Colm Mac Con Iomaire, West Coast Sounds and Lorrraine Nash

To kick off this Sermon series, Pastor Fred walks us through Genesis, and how it lays the foundation for the entire Bible. It tells the truths of creation, demonstrates humanity's fall into sin, shares God's covenant promises, and reveals His plan of redemption. Listen in as we discover how Genesis answers life's biggest questions and points us to the salvation Jesus Christ provides.

Lane Kiffin absolutely unloaded on Ole Miss and Mississippi culture while explaining why he chose LSU, and Sark decided to jump into the pile-on with a “basket weaving” drive-by. Meanwhile Boise State is selling pieces of blue turf for NIL money, the Lehigh Valley IronPigs invented the world's most unnecessary beer delivery system, and the Louisville Bats somehow made “Nothing Night” sound like the greatest baseball promotion ever. Plus:

We discuss with Guthrie County Hospital Chief Nursing Officer Mandy Schiefert and Surgical Services Manager Kassie Cline.

We discuss with Guthrie County Hospital Chief Nursing Officer Mandy Schiefert and and Surgical Services Manager Kassie Cline.

In this Holy Week episode, we walk through the powerful moment of the Last Supper in John 13, where Jesus humbles Himself to wash His disciples' feet. Through this act, we see a clear picture of Christlike love—one that serves, surrenders, and values others above self. This message challenges us to lay down pride, live a “listening lifestyle” before God, and love even those who are difficult to love.  As we reflect on Jesus' example, we're invited to follow Him not just in knowledge, but in action.

In part 2 of our Holy Week series, Matt and Lee explore more of the history of this week but also the theological dimensions of atonement, suffering, and resurrection. Surely the Bible is true – if Jesus was not raised from the dead then our belief, ministry, and hope are all in vain (1 Corinthians 15:4). Wonderfully, our King is risen and sits at the right hand of the Father. There is great hope for all who trust in Him.

On this, part 1 of 2, on Monday of Holy Week, pastors Matt and Lee discuss the Sunday to Sunday movements of Jesus and his disciples during the week of his crucifixion and resurrection. On Palm Sunday, Jesus enters the city on a colt that has never been ridden to the praise of the multitudes shouting "Hosanna!" As the week progresses, the tide of public opinion switches from praise of the Messiah to "Crucify him!" What happens during this week to bring about such a shift? Matt and Lee discuss these questions and more in this episode, exploring Luke 19-24 together.

All signs say we'll see Kanye West drop his latest album 'Bully'...What do you guys think?See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Hey — Dan Frio here, licensed mortgage loan officer in all 50 states and Puerto Rico.My goal is simple: help you understand mortgage rates — and more importantly, the WHY behind what's happening.Today we break down WHY and answer the big question:

Hey — Dan Frio here, licensed mortgage loan officer in all 50 states and Puerto Rico.My goal is simple: help you understand mortgage rates — and more importantly, the WHY behind what's happening.Today we break down WHY and answer the big question:

Hear part II of Drop of the Week from the 94 WIP Morning Show!

The third part of the 94 WIP Morning Show's Drop of the Week!

Ashlee and Santi reflect on how 6 years ago this week was the last "normal" week. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Dumb Bleep of the Week (Part 2): Epstein Files Spin, Tariff "Emergency" Tricks, SAVE Act Drama, and Surveillance Ads Nate and Chuck host Part 2 of "Dumb Bleep of the Week," reacting to several political and cultural stories. They revisit the Epstein/Massie/Pam Bondi discourse, criticizing a MAGA post claiming the "full Epstein files" were released, noting the DOJ has released 3.5 million of roughly 6 million pages and discussing controversy over unredacting names of innocent people. They mock the idea of an "Epstein list" as merely a database of any name appearing in documents and point out both Thomas Massey and online personalities like "cat turd" appear for non-incriminating reasons. They then cover House maneuvering around Trump's tariffs and the National Emergencies Act, highlighting a GOP effort to redefine "calendar days" so Congress can avoid the required 15-day vote to terminate an emergency. Next, they discuss claims that Massie voted against advancing the SAVE Act, explaining he opposed a rule package that also suspended the 24-hour notice requirement for spending bills; they note Massie later voted for the SAVE Act itself. They critique Rep. Susie Lee's video opposing the SAVE Act and discuss broader ID/citizenship and election trust arguments. Other segments include Ilhan Omar's Epstein-related jab at Trump and commentary about Somalia's laws; Los Angeles halting street repaving to avoid triggering Measure HLA's mandatory bike-lane and "road diet" requirements; California's "jock tax," including reporting that Sam Darnold could net a loss after winning a Super Bowl bonus due to duty-day taxation; a Maryland squatter story involving a $2.3 million home; and a New York clip of a speaker advocating taxing millionaires and even making it illegal for them to leave. They close with criticism of Ring's Super Bowl ad promoting AI-powered neighborhood camera searches for lost pets and mention Ring canceling its partnership with Flock Safety amid backlash. The live group's vote names Pam Bondi as the week's winner, and the hosts plug Friday's episode, subscriptions, reviews, merch, sponsors, and the Fed Haters Club. 00:00 Welcome to Good Morning Liberty + Presidents' Day banter 02:32 Epstein files 'release' claims & what's still being withheld 07:46 Unredactions, innocent names, and shifting narratives on 'transparency' 11:14 The 'Epstein list' confusion: searchable names, grifters, and gotchas 13:33 Laura Ingraham vs. Massie: blocking tariff votes by redefining 'days' 17:47 SAVE Act procedural trap: voting on a rule vs. voting on the bill 24:26 Susie Lee's SAVE Act warning + the real voter ID/citizenship debate 32:45 Why election trust matters (even for libertarians) 33:38 Next up: Ilhan Omar fires back over Epstein accusations 34:07 Somalia's "Execute Pedophiles" Claim vs. Child Marriage Reality Check 36:32 LA's Street Repaving Freeze: Measure HLA, Bike Lanes, and Legal Traps 39:44 Slurry Seal Loopholes & the 'Redefining Words' Problem in Law 43:04 California's 'Jock Tax': How a Super Bowl Bonus Turns Into a Net Loss 48:14 Squatters in a $2.3M Mansion: Bethesda Case and Property Rights Breakdown 54:03 New York's 'Make It Illegal to Leave': Taxing Millionaires and Seizing Businesses 01:01:08 Ring's 'Search Party' Super Bowl Ad: AI Surveillance for Lost Dogs (and Cops) 01:07:25 Backlash & Wrap-Up: Ring Drops Flock Safety, Poll Winner, and Final Plugs  

Dumb Bleep of the Week (Part 2): Epstein Files Spin, Tariff "Emergency" Tricks, SAVE Act Drama, and Surveillance Ads Nate and Chuck host Part 2 of "Dumb Bleep of the Week," reacting to several political and cultural stories. They revisit the Epstein/Massie/Pam Bondi discourse, criticizing a MAGA post claiming the "full Epstein files" were released, noting the DOJ has released 3.5 million of roughly 6 million pages and discussing controversy over unredacting names of innocent people. They mock the idea of an "Epstein list" as merely a database of any name appearing in documents and point out both Thomas Massey and online personalities like "cat turd" appear for non-incriminating reasons. They then cover House maneuvering around Trump's tariffs and the National Emergencies Act, highlighting a GOP effort to redefine "calendar days" so Congress can avoid the required 15-day vote to terminate an emergency. Next, they discuss claims that Massie voted against advancing the SAVE Act, explaining he opposed a rule package that also suspended the 24-hour notice requirement for spending bills; they note Massie later voted for the SAVE Act itself. They critique Rep. Susie Lee's video opposing the SAVE Act and discuss broader ID/citizenship and election trust arguments. Other segments include Ilhan Omar's Epstein-related jab at Trump and commentary about Somalia's laws; Los Angeles halting street repaving to avoid triggering Measure HLA's mandatory bike-lane and "road diet" requirements; California's "jock tax," including reporting that Sam Darnold could net a loss after winning a Super Bowl bonus due to duty-day taxation; a Maryland squatter story involving a $2.3 million home; and a New York clip of a speaker advocating taxing millionaires and even making it illegal for them to leave. They close with criticism of Ring's Super Bowl ad promoting AI-powered neighborhood camera searches for lost pets and mention Ring canceling its partnership with Flock Safety amid backlash. The live group's vote names Pam Bondi as the week's winner, and the hosts plug Friday's episode, subscriptions, reviews, merch, sponsors, and the Fed Haters Club. 00:00 Welcome to Good Morning Liberty + Presidents' Day banter02:32 Epstein files 'release' claims & what's still being withheld07:46 Unredactions, innocent names, and shifting narratives on 'transparency'11:14 The 'Epstein list' confusion: searchable names, grifters, and gotchas13:33 Laura Ingraham vs. Massie: blocking tariff votes by redefining 'days'17:47 SAVE Act procedural trap: voting on a rule vs. voting on the bill24:26 Susie Lee's SAVE Act warning + the real voter ID/citizenship debate32:45 Why election trust matters (even for libertarians)33:38 Next up: Ilhan Omar fires back over Epstein accusations34:07 Somalia's "Execute Pedophiles" Claim vs. Child Marriage Reality Check36:32 LA's Street Repaving Freeze: Measure HLA, Bike Lanes, and Legal Traps39:44 Slurry Seal Loopholes & the 'Redefining Words' Problem in Law43:04 California's 'Jock Tax': How a Super Bowl Bonus Turns Into a Net Loss48:14 Squatters in a $2.3M Mansion: Bethesda Case and Property Rights Breakdown54:03 New York's 'Make It Illegal to Leave': Taxing Millionaires and Seizing Businesses01:01:08 Ring's 'Search Party' Super Bowl Ad: AI Surveillance for Lost Dogs (and Cops)01:07:25 Backlash & Wrap-Up: Ring Drops Flock Safety, Poll Winner, and Final Plugs  

Segment 1: meaning, balance, and emotional regulation in a chaotic world.Why purpose doesn't require stability, how anxiety often signals imbalance rather than pathology, and why regulated people are harder to manipulate than angry ones. It's a grounded, human conversation about staying sane and purposeful while the world does what it does.The alarming abduction/kidnapping of Nancy Guthrie.Don't miss our closing (funny!) The Lighter Side vid! Segment 2: Current EventsAnd Mark's AI Tip of the Week — Part 1 of 3 

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2 ways to join the CASA Sovereign space: CASAccelerator - For Coaches & Digital Creators Who Want More Clients & More Freedom Without a Business That Drains Your Time, Energy or Health CASAcademy - the only membership on the internet with this level of weekly high-touch support; where strategy meets sovereignty, and women stop hustling for growth and start living it. Access to over $10,000 of trainings for FREE when you join!

Hi everyone and welcome back to TT. This week, Jorge chats with Ford Mustang marketing executive Ryan Shaughnessy, Head of Global Communications at RM Sotheby's Ethan Gibson, and the Vice President of Licensing and Media Relations at Shelby American, Tracey Smith.In the first interview with Ryan, we breakdown the vibes happening in Detroit as they get ready for the F1 season launch as Ford prepares to be Red Bull's primary sponsor, we also discuss the brand new Ford Mustang Dark Horse SC and what it meant to see the Mustang GTD break the 7 minute barrier at the Nurburgring.In our second interview, Jorge talks with Ethan at the RM Sotheby's Scottsdale auction about the current trends in the collector car market, whether anyone would have the moxie to manual swap an Enzo, and how when another auction house does well, it is always good for business.In the final interview, Tracey sits down with Jorge at the Shelby booth immediately following the debut of the Shelby Mustang GT350 T/A. We discuss their excitement about returning to Trans Am racing, why it's so important to honor Carroll Shelby, Tracey's love for vans and the most obscure place they have ever seen a Shelby product.I would like to thank all of my guests for taking time out of their very busy schedules during the auctions to chat with me. Additionally a special thanks to Scott Black for his help in setting up the interviews with Ryan and Tracey.Enthusiasts never die!

2 ways to join the CASA Sovereign space: CASAccelerator - For Coaches & Digital Creators Who Want More Clients & More Freedom Without a Business That Drains Your Time, Energy or Health CASAcademy - the only membership on the internet with this level of weekly high-touch support; where strategy meets sovereignty, and women stop hustling for growth and start living it. Access to over $10,000 of trainings for FREE when you join!

Nate continues Dumb BLEEP of the Week.   We look at various criticisms leveled against Elon Musk and Tesla's operations. Additionally, we explore controversial takes on recent events, including U.S. foreign policy on Venezuela, the classification of fentanyl as a WMD, and much more. Join us as we dissect these topics with a blend of humor and critical analysis. 00:00 Intro 01:14 Henry Ford and the 40-Hour Work Week 07:49 Elon Musk and Controversial Comparisons 14:15 Elon Musk's Wealth and Capitalism 25:19 ProLon Fasting Mimicking Diet 27:30 A Real Socialist Company 28:19 Company Achievements and Employee Benefits 28:55 Debating Socialist Business Practices 32:10 Trump's Influence and Jewish Relations 35:32 NDAA and Military Spending 39:01 Venezuela Oil and U.S. Interests 42:59 Ross Ulbricht and Silk Road

In this episode of Good Morning Liberty, host Nate Thurston dives into the latest 'dumb bleep of the week,' highlighting the most absurd and controversial moments in politics. Joined by the Fed Haters Club, Nate covers Kamala Harris's comments on the Epstein files, the controversy around Kia and Hyundai car thefts, and a TikTok video proposing an overly simplistic view on gun control. Additionally, the episode features a mix of other political mishaps and illogical statements, from Steve Kerr's remarks on gun violence to a misleading meme comparing religious attire. Tune in for a comprehensive rundown of the week's most baffling political happenings, complete with listener submissions and robust discussions. 00:00 Intro 01:31 Dumb Bleep of the Week: Kamala Harris on Epstein Files 04:16 Dumb Bleep of the Week: Kia and Hyundai Theft Controversy 07:44 Dumb Bleep of the Week: Gun Control Debate 16:22 Dumb Bleep of the Week: Jail Safety and Gun Control 20:22 Heroic Act at Bondi Beach 21:51 Controversy Over the Hero's Identity 23:27 Debunking Misleading Narratives 25:41 Meme Analysis: Nun vs. Hijab 28:52 Spike Cohen and Gun Rights Debate 32:46 Disney World vs. Tokyo Disney: Cost Comparison 38:23 Conclusion and Teaser for Next Episode

In Part 2 of our College Football Rivalry Week extravaganza, we dive into The Game between Ohio State and Michigan and talk through what it'll take for the Buckeyes to break their four-game losing streak, and spitball the ways that Michigan could win their fifth straight in college football's biggest rivalry. We also unpack the implications of the Iron Bowl and debate a De Facto National Championship situation for Auburn and whether Deuce Knight can be an X-factor. Plus, Miami's huge road test at Pitt, a smaller-than-expected point spread with Oregon traveling to Washington, and an intra-Tennessee battle between Vandy and the Vols. And to make sure you're fully prepared, we go rapid fire through 17 other big games in Week 14. Don't miss your chance to win a $500 gift card and a seat on our vaunted Board of Trustees! Sign up to be a Certified or Premium Verballer and play Run the Board! Timecodes:0:00 - Intro6:14 - Ohio State vs Michigan Preview19:52 - Miami vs Pitt Preview29:06 - Oregon vs Washington Preview37:07 - Vanderbilt vs Tennessee Preview43:30 - Alabama vs Auburn Preview52:39 - Rapid Fire Previews1:13:13 - Window of OpportunitySupport the show!: https://www.patreon.com/solidverbalSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Re-Run ALERT! Two Ingredients for the BEST Thanksgiving Week (Part 2) Part 2 (Ep. 323, originally Ep. 144) Welcome back, Crazy Cool Families! Today we're continuing our series, ‘Two Ingredients for the BEST Thanksgiving Week.' This is part two—originally Episode 144 and now Episode 323. Last week we shared the first ingredient, and today we'll give you the second one that ties it all together to help your family have the best Thanksgiving yet. Let's dive in!” In this episode you'll hear about: The second “ingredient”: appreciation—recognizing people with gratitude and value. Why appreciation changes relationships and creates an atmosphere of connection. How to use the 5 Love Languages (words, service, gifts, touch, time) to show appreciation at Thanksgiving. Practical examples for navigating stressful family dynamics with gratitude. A simple but powerful challenge to share what you appreciate around the Thanksgiving table. Podcast Resources: Click here for everything Crazy Cool Family! Give us a review!

We're gearing up for Rivalry Week with a special two-part preview. In Part 1, we do a deep dive of the three biggest games of Friday, including the Egg Bowl between Ole Miss and Mississippi State, the Lonestar Showdown between Texas and Texas A&M, and "Clean, Old Fashioned Hate" between Georgia and Georgia Tech. Plus, we react to the news that Mike Norvell is being retained by Florida State, Justin Wilcox got fired by Cal, and the Verballerhood made subtle tweaks to its latest Top 12. Timecodes:0:00 - Intro2:36 - Coaching Carousel News (Mike Norvell retained, Justin Wilcox fired)19:09 - AP Top 25, Verballer Top 12 & CFP Discussion35:06 - Ole Miss vs Mississippi State Preview47:53 - Georgia vs Georgia Tech Preview57:01 - Texas A&M vs Texas PreviewSupport the show!: https://www.patreon.com/solidverbalSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Two Ingredients for the BEST Thanksgiving Week (Part 1) Part 1 (Ep. 322, originally Ep. 143) Thanksgiving can be one of the most joyful times of the year—or one of the most stressful. In this episode, we're bringing back one of our favorite holiday conversations to help your family lean into joy, peace, and purpose this Thanksgiving. We kick off our two-part series with the first ingredient for the best Thanksgiving week, and it may surprise you: awareness. We'll talk about how awareness changes the way you approach family gatherings, helps you notice others' needs, and invites God's presence into the holiday. If you want this year to be less about stress and more about connection, this episode is a great place to start!

In this episode of Good Morning Liberty, Nate Thurston dives into the follow-up segment of 'Dumb Bleep of the Week,' offering a critique on various current events and personalities. With Charlie Thompson away at a conference, Nate tackles eight distinct segments, including discussions on the backlash against billionaires, remarks on Elon Musk, immigration issues, and criticisms of Gavin Newsom, among others. He also explores the complex role of figures like Rabbi Schmuley and Tucker Carlson in today's political discourse. The show wraps up with an extended critique of alarming shifts in political messaging and actions. Join Nate for a deep dive into the week's most absurd and controversial topics. 00:00 Intro 00:23 Billionaires 05:22 Elon Musk and His Promises 09:31 Government Spending and Economic Policies 19:46 Gavin Newsom's Unmet Goals 23:09 Political Donors and Influence 26:39 Isolationism vs. Global Engagement 32:43 Deplatforming and Free Speech 47:05 Ben Shapiro's Response to Tucker Carlson 47:30 Venezuela's Economic Crisis and Usury 50:58 The Impact of Abortion Policies in Venezuela 56:14 The Debate on Payday Loans and Usury 01:06:14 Tucker Carlson's Economic Views 01:10:14 Jasmine Crockett and Democratic Messaging 01:15:25 Epstein, Trump, and Democratic Controversies 01:20:00 Dumb Bleep of the Week Voting

Hello friends!  This week I'm talking about what I'm working on this week, including: Preparing a talk called Should You Hire AI to Run Your Next Pentest for the Minnesota GOVIT Symposium. Playing with Lithnet AD password protection (I will show this live on next week's Tuesday TOOLSday). The Light Pentest logo contest has a winner!

In this episode of Good Morning Liberty, Nate and Charlie dive into a wide range of topics for 'Dumb Bleep of the Week.' They discuss the controversial Senate payday provisions, the new proposal for 50-year mortgages, and the irony behind the Biden administration's approach to lowering tariffs. The duo also touches on issues like anti-Rand Paul sentiments, the SNAP benefits mess, and the bizarre logic some people hold about deserving to live somewhere based on birthright. Additionally, they explore significant fraud in the ACA, talk about the push for Epstein files disclosure, and critique women's accountability in relationships. 00:00 Intro 02:09 Senate Bill Controversy 09:04 FDR's Second Bill of Rights 13:06 Trump and the 50-Year Mortgage 27:21 Ben Shapiro on Affordability 46:54 Obamacare Fraud Allegations 49:53 Insurance Fraud and Enhanced Subsidies 52:10 Tariffs and Price Reductions 01:01:00 Transgender Issues in Sports 01:03:49 Socialism vs. Capitalism Debate 01:10:07 Rand Paul and Political Loyalty 01:17:05 Epstein Files and Political Maneuvering 01:22:29 Women, Accountability, and Relationships  

In this episode of 'Good Morning Liberty,' Charlie and Nate dive into the week's most absurd events and statements in part one of our 'Dumb Bleep of the Week!' From the strange tattoos of the Maine Senate candidate Graham Plattner and Elizabeth Warren's No Kings protest to the truth about Amazon's job market and Trump's inaccurate claims about inflation and gas prices, we break it all down. Stay tuned for an even crazier part two coming tomorrow! 00:00 Intro 00:40 No Kings Protest and Elizabeth Warren 10:14 Amazon's Automation and Job Replacement 26:11 Graham Platner's Controversial Tattoo 32:24 Controversial Tattoo Discussion 33:00 Political Symbolism and Reactions 35:10 Economic Policies and Public Perception 37:08 Inflation and Government Spending 42:29 Tariffs and Taxes Debate 48:40 Political Loyalty and Strategy