Podcasts about Wilke

Met Wilke Stuij van EO Beam en spreker bij de komende EO Jongerendag. Geloven verandert. Waarom blijft de EO Jongerendag in deze tijd van social media toch zo'n succes? De tieners en twintigers van vandaag staan gemiddeld een stuk positiever tegenover geloven dan voorgaande generaties. Wat is er gaande onder Nederlandse jongeren? En zagen ze dat aankomen bij de EO, sinds jaar en dag de organisatie achter de EO Jongerendag? Wilke weet alles van christelijke én zoekende jongeren. Het jongerenmerk EO Beam richt zich de laatste jaren steeds nadrukkelijker op jongeren die op zoek zijn, en minder exclusief op jongeren in een christelijke bubbel. ‘We bleken helemaal geen artikel te hebben over wat het christelijk geloof inhoudt. Die vraag kwam nooit. En nu wel.' Ze spreekt bij de komende EO Jongerendag. ‘Magisch', noemt ze dit grootste christelijke jongerenevenement van Nederland. Jongeren krijgen er het gevoel dat ze niet alleen zijn, ook al zijn er in hun klas of vriendengroep vrijwel geen anderen die geloven. Wilke vertelt ook over de meest bijzondere ervaring die ze er had. ‘Ik word weer emotioneel als ik eraan terugdenk.' Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Ralf genießt gerade das oberbayerische Idyll, Philipp ist etwas angeschlagen - beide haben aber mal wieder eine Woche um etwas durchzuatmen, nachdem beide zuletzt viel unterwegs waren. Vor einiger Zeit haben die beiden im Podcast mal wieder abgefragt was für zusätzliche Themen ihr euch hier wünscht und dabei wurde häufiger der Wunsch nach Servicethemen mit entsprechenden Experten genannt. Wir freuen uns deshalb diese Woche auf Dr. Christiane Wilke von der Sporthochschule in Köln zu einem Schwerpunkt über den Mythos Dehnen. Die Sportwissenschaftlerin arbeitet am Institut für Bewegungstherapie und bewegungsorientierte Prävention und Rehabilitation und gab unlängst dem SZ-Magazin ein Interview rund um das Thema Stretching & Beweglichkeit, was für uns der perfekte Anlass war sie zu uns in die Sendung einzuladen. Die meisten werden es kennen, im Prinzip gibt es nur zwei Lager: Entweder man liebt das Dehnen oder man empfindet als Quälerei. Auch wenn in vielen Bereichen noch weiter geforscht wird, so gibt es auf jeden Fall wissenschaftliche Erkenntnisse, die vermutlich den Wissenstand von einigen hier updaten werden. Wir sprechen mit ihr darüber warum Pauschalempfehlungen schwierig sind, über den Unterschied von Beweglichkeit und Mobilität, wie man sich optimal vor dem Laufen aktiviert, warum Hypermobilität auch ein Problem ist und vieles mehr.

In dieser Folge sprechen wir mit Dr. Dr. Jan Wilke von der Universität Bayreuth über das Thema Verletzungsprävention im Sport. Verletzungen gehören für viele Sportlerinnen und Sportler zum Alltag, doch die zentrale Frage lautet: Wie viel davon lässt sich eigentlich vermeiden? Dr. Wilke erklärt, ob und wie Sportler Verletzungen wirksam vorbeugen können. Er beschreibt, welche Verletzungen besonders häufig auftreten und welche Ursachen dahinterstecken. Außerdem erfahren wir, welche Maßnahmen in der Prävention wissenschaftlich belegt sind und was wirklich funktioniert. Im Gespräch geht es auch um die Grenzen der Verletzungsprophylaxe: Gibt es Verletzungen, die trotz aller Vorsichtsmaßnahmen nicht zu verhindern sind? Dr. Wilke zeigt auf, welche Fehler viele Athletinnen und Athleten bei der Umsetzung von Präventionsprogrammen machen und worauf Trainer und Sportler besonders achten sollten. Ein weiterer Schwerpunkt ist die Bedeutung der Zusammenarbeit zwischen Trainerteam, medizinischen Fachkräften und Wissenschaft, um Verletzungen nachhaltig vorzubeugen. Zum Abschluss wirft Dr. Wilke einen Blick in die Zukunft und berichtet, welche Entwicklungen und neuen Ansätze in der Verletzungsprävention zu erwarten sind.

Listen in as we talk with Dr. Nicole Wilke about attachment and its profound impact on family relationships. Dr. Wilke, a researcher, missionary, author, and marriage and family therapist, shares about attachment styles and explains how attachment shapes not just our parent-child relationships but establishes the pattern for how our children will approach all future […]

In this episode of ReStoried, we are in conversation with Dr. Nicole Wilke—a researcher, missionary, author, and therapist—about her new book Overcoming: What Scripture and Science Say About Resilience. Nicole has such a hopeful and practical perspective, especially for foster and adoptive parents or anyone caring for kids who've been through hard things.We discuss why it's so important to look at trauma and resilience through both a biblical and scientific lens, how early adversity impacts kids differently, and what we can actually do to help build resilience in the children we love. Nicole also shares how faith plays a key role in healing and growth—not just for kids, but for us as caregivers too.Nicole leads global research efforts to improve care for vulnerable children and families. She's been involved in everything from therapy to cross-cultural ministry to large-scale care reform. But what really stands out is her heart—and how much of this work is rooted in her own story of growing up in a family that fostered and adopted.This conversation is full of encouragement, wisdom, and real-life tools you can start using right away.Episode Highlights: Meet Dr. Nicole WilkeDr. Nicole Wilke's books: Overcoming: What Scripture & Science Say About ResilienceCaleb Koala's Comeback Ride: A Journey to OvercomingTrauma Spiritual Warfare Resilience Building Relationships Find more on Guest:Purchase the book Overcoming: What Scripture & Science Say About ResiliencePurchase the book Caleb Koala's Comeback Ride: A Journey to OvercomingFollow Dr. Nicole Wilke on Instagram Find Dr. Nicole Wilke on LinkedIn Learn more about Dr. Nicole Wilke on the CAFO WebsiteCheck out the CAFO Summit 2025!Find More on Hope Bridge:More Details on our Care & Connect Support Group HERE!Visit Our Website Follow us on InstagramFollow us on Facebook Foster Our Community Instagram This show has been produced by Adkins Media Co.Get your tickets for the 2025 Benefit Dinner here!

In this episode, we welcome Nicole Wilke to the show. She is a child welfare researcher, missionary, author, and marriage and family therapist. She currently serves as Director of the Center on Applied Research for Vulnerable Children and Families, bridging research and practice to improve faith-based care for vulnerable children and families around the globe. Nicole currently resides with her family in Peru where they work to improve the nationwide system for children in alternative care. In this interview, we discuss her early life experiences that led her to her current line of work and ministry, why we should focus on making our kids resilient as opposed to strong, the correct definition of resilience, how to delineate “trauma” from “normal stress”, why being a “snowplow parent” will cause your kids long-term issues, how we can infuse adversity into the lives of our kids, why successful people typically had rough upbringings, how the right kinds of relationships help us build resilience, and much more. Let's get into it… Episode notes and links HERE. Donate to support our mission of equipping men to push back darkness. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Rainer Wilke und die BO105, eine Liebesgeschichte über den Tanz am Himmel. Als einer der ersten Hubschrauber Piloten bei der Bundeswehr auf BO105, hat Rainer den Erfolgszug dieses Hubschraubers begleitet und auch geprägt. Bereits bei der Bundeswehr gehörte er zu den ganz wenigen Piloten, die die Kunstflugberechtigung erhielten und den Hubschrauber in seinen Extremen bewegten. So war es keine Überraschung, dass Rainer nach seiner Bundeswehrzeit einen Anruf von Red Bull erhielt um dort Teil bzw zentrale Figur in der Fliegerstaffel Flying Bulls zu werden. Dort bestritt er unzählige Airshows, in denen er seine Kunstflugfähigkeiten zeigte. Bekannt wurde er einem breiten Publikum, als er bei TV Total Raab in Gefahr Stefan Raab mit auf sein spektakuläres Kunstflugprogramm an Board nahm. Als erster Pilot überhaupt zeigte er den "Salto" vorwärts mit einem Hubschrauber. All dies führte dazu, dass er die Auszeichnung erhielt in die Living Legends of Aviation berufen zu werden. Über all das hat Rainer jetzt auch ein Buch geschrieben, das er auf der Aero dieses Jahr vorstellt. Hört euch diesen spannenden Talk mit der Luftfahrtlegende an. Viel Spaß bei Abgehoben - der Hubschrauber Podcast

Baseline zu Baseline ist zurück. Nach einer kleinen Auszeit geht es wieder an die Mikrofone. Mit neuer Besetzung und bekannten Gästen gibt es ab jetzt wieder regelmäßig was auf die Ohren. Während die erste Playoffrunde läuft, blickt Alex Wilke auf eine bisher erfolgreiche Saison mit den Rutronik Stars Keltern zurück: darunter der Einzug ins Pokalfinale sowie das Erreichen des Achtelfinals im Eurocup. Das Bestehen der ersten Playoffrunde sieht die gebürtige Berlinerin als Pflichtaufgabe. Passend dazu geht es auch um ihre Vertragsverlängerung, den Ausgleich als angehende Lehrerin - und um ein tätowiertes Autogramm! In einem Rückblick auf Olympia erzählt Alex von besonderen Momenten und emotionalen Erinnerungen. Eine Lebenserfahrung, die man nie vergisst. Mit den Hosts Aleyna und Jakob spricht die A-Nationalspielerin außerdem über die bevorstehende Europameisterschaft. Wie sieht die Vorbereitung aus und wie verändern volle Hallen die Atmosphäre? Die Bedeutung der EM 2025 und WM 2026 in Berlin ist ihr bewusst - das Ziel? Medaille bei der EM! 

618Now Podcast: Candidate Forum – Village of Shiloh Trustee As part of our commitment to keeping O'Fallon-Shiloh informed, The 618Now Podcast is hosting a Candidate Forum featuring those running for contested elected positions. This special episode provides voters with a closer look at each candidate's qualifications, priorities, and vision for the role.  Listen now to hear from Matthew Wilke, Candidate for Village of Shiloh Trustee Learn More at ofallonchamber.com/618nowforums

The Utah Women's basketball player on the team preparing for the Big 12 Tournament, Maty Wilke's halfcourt buzzer beater against BYU + more

The Utah Women's basketball player on the team preparing for the Big 12 Tournament, Maty Wilke's halfcourt buzzer beater against BYU + more

The Utah Women's basketball player on the team preparing for the Big 12 Tournament, Maty Wilke's halfcourt buzzer beater against BYU + more

The Voice of Utah women's basketball on the epic rivalry game win, Maty Wilke's halfcourt buzzer beater, Maty Wilke's game winner, Big 12 tourney this week + more

The Voice of Utah women's basketball on the epic rivalry game win, Maty Wilke's halfcourt buzzer beater, Maty Wilke's game winner, Big 12 tourney this week + more

The Voice of Utah women's basketball on the epic rivalry game win, Maty Wilke's halfcourt buzzer beater, Maty Wilke's game winner, Big 12 tourney this week + more

Maty Wilke calls game from halfcourt to beat BYU 76-73 in OT

Vorsicht Freunde! Süßmausalarm in der Corner!! Malte Zierden ist zu Gast und hat unfassbar spannende Themen mitgebracht. Malte und Henke quatschen über die Heimat, die Anfänge von Maltes Karriere und natürlich über den Tierschutz in den gefährlichsten Gebieten der Welt! Freunde, ganz ganz viel Spaß mit der Folge!

Dr. Nicole Wilke is back in this episode to explore another layer of building resilience in kids–affirming character development. Dr. Wilke shares practical wisdom on speaking healing words to our children and fostering resilience through appropriate levels of challenge and support. In addition, Stacy highlights how you can use the ABC's of Affirmation tool to […]

Die Literaturkritikerin Insa Wilke ist seit 2016 für das Programm des prominent besetzten Literaturfestivals „Lesen.Hören“ in der Alten Feuerwache in Mannheim verantwortlich. Am 20. Februar wird das diesjährige Festival eröffnet. Mit Insa Wilke haben wir über die Herausforderungen der Programmgestaltung, die Wünsche des Publikums und über die Vermittlerfunktion der Veranstaltung in einer Krisenzeit der Buchbranche gesprochen.

Partnership For The Arts Group Podcast #112 “Where We Talk Art …with Watercolor Art Instructor Kathleen Wilke Victor catches up with this delightful, very busy, multi-award winning, watercolor artist Kathleen Wilke. Kathleen, found her passion for art as a child that took her on a lifelong journey from her farm in Wisconsin to Florida. In that time she's enjoyed a successful career as a graphic artist in product design. Thinking of trying watercolor for yourself? Well listen in as this highly experienced and acclaimed Watercolor Instructor at the NPAC shares all kinds of helpful insights into mastering the watercolor medium. “Where We Talk Art” is produced by PFTA Group https://pftatalkshow.org/ This episode was recorded at the N.P.A.C. in Northport FL. https://www.northportartcenter.org/

Christy Wilke with Dakota Family Services talks about what to do if you are someone that is surrounded by others who routinely "trauma dump" on you.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Pernille på 56 elsker sit liv, sit arbejde og sin søn. Men hun har svær kol, lungekræft og daglige smerter efter en operation. Efter en særlig svær periode i sit liv traf hun en beslutning om, at hun selv vil bestemme, hvornår hun skal herfra. Derfor går hun ind for aktiv dødshjælp. Mette Frederiksen satte gang i debatten på Folkemødet i 2023, og i dag kommer flertallet fra Udvalget for en værdig død med en anbefaling om dødshjælp som oplæg til regeringen. Men Pernille mener ikke, oplægget er vidtrækkende nok. Hvorfor ikke? Og hvad siger hun til det pres, muligheden for aktiv dødshjælp vil lægge på sårbare mennesker og personer med handicap? Gæst: Pernille Sylvest Lewis Vært: Tine Toft Klip: Asbjørn Kjærgaard-Pedersen og Tine Toft Foto: Casper Dalhoff I forbindelse med anbefalingerne fra Udvalget for en værdig død sætter Jyllands-Posten fokus på aktiv dødshjælp. Mere end 80 procent af danskerne går ind for aktiv dødshjælp, viser en ny Wilke-måling foretaget for Jyllands-Posten. Her kan du læse om Jytte, som føler sig lænket til sofaen og har en plan for, hvordan hun vil dø. Her kan du læse om Janus Tarp, der er imod aktiv dødshjælp. Her kan du læse om regeringsudvalgets oplæg. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Join us for a deep dive into indie hacking with Jonathan Wilke. Discover insights on building SaaS without funding. Share your thoughts in the comments! https://codingcat.dev/podcast/supastarter-and-indie-hacking-with-jonathan-wilke Sponsors: - Cloudinary https://cld.media/codingcatdev - Algolia https://www.algolia.com/?utm_source=codingcatdev 00:00 Introduction 00:42 Indie Hacking Insights 03:16 Superstarter Overview 10:10 Ad Break 11:35 Feature Highlights 17:30 Better Auth Discussion 22:32 Deployment Challenges 39:20 Full Control Benefits 50:14 Closing Thoughts

The Utah women's basketball guard on their win in the rivalry game on Saturday, Playing for new head coach Gavin Petersen, Shooting your way out of slumps + more

The Utah women's basketball guard on their win in the rivalry game on Saturday, Playing for new head coach Gavin Petersen, Shooting your way out of slumps + more

The Utah women's basketball guard on their win in the rivalry game on Saturday, Playing for new head coach Gavin Petersen, Shooting your way out of slumps + more

The Utah women's basketball guard on their win in the rivalry game on Saturday, Playing for new head coach Gavin Petersen, Shooting your way out of slumps + more

In episode 1 of the Two Journeys to Employment series, Kat Wilke shares her inspiring journey from high school to becoming a speech-language pathologist. Diagnosed with Stargardt's disease in eighth grade, Kat overcame challenges with vision loss by connecting with Minnesota's State Services for the Blind (SSB), which helped her develop self-advocacy skills and provided vital resources like assistive technology. As a peer educator, Kat shared college tips with other students, fostering a sense of community. She encourages high school students to embrace their unique paths, explore resources, and take pride in their differences. Kat's story shows how persistence, support, and passion can lead to fulfilling careers and personal growth.   Full Transcript  

"In all these things we are more than conquerors through Him who loved us." -Romans 8:37   Welcome to The Adoption & Foster Care Journey—a podcast to encourage, educate and equip you as you care for children in crisis through adoption, foster care and kinship care.   On this episode, host Sandra Flach talks with Dr. Nicole Wilke, PhD.    Nicole is a researcher, missionary, author and marriage & family therapist dedicated to improving care for vulnerable children & families globally. She currently serves as Director of Christian Alliance for Orphans' Center on Applied Research for Vulnerable Children & Families, bridging research and practice to improve care for vulnerable children & families around the globe. Dr. Wilke's passion for this work stems from her family's experience with adoption & fostering. Having lived on 4 continents, Nicole currently resides with her family in Peru, where they work to improve the system for children in alternative care.   Tune is as Sandra and Nicole discuss what Scripture and Science say about resilience.    Please be sure to subscribe to the podcast, leave a review, and share it on your social media. Links mentioned in this episode: justicefororphansny.org justicefororphansny.org/hope-community     Email:  sandraflach@justicefororphansny.org sandraflach.com Orphans No More—A Journey Back to the Father on amazon.com Christian Alliance For Orphans Research Center Books by Dr. Nicole Wilke on Amazon:                 Overcoming—What Scripture & Science Say About Resilience                 Caleb Koala's Comeback Ride   Instagram: dr.nicolewilke Facebook: Nicole Wilke

Olympionikin, Shooting Guard, 5-Out-Befürworterin, angehende Referendarin, Teilzeit-Parkettverlegerin? Ja, all das und noch viel mehr ist Alex Wilke von den Rutronik Stars Keltern. In der neuen Folge spricht sie über den neuen Mindset des Nationalteams, steigenden Standards, die Langeweile des Profilebens und vieles, vieles mehr! Hier geht's zu … Alex Wilke Hier findet ihr die TISSOT […] The post WE RISE #4: Alex Wilke … presented by #TISSOT first appeared on Got Nexxt – Der NBA und Basketball Podcast.

Guest: Jeff Wilke, former CEO of Amazon Worldwide Consumer and chairman of Re:Build ManufacturingJeff Wilke worked more than 20 years at Amazon, overseeing the million-person team that speedily gets packages from warehouses to doorsteps. In hindsight, he observes that Amazon Prime's exponential growth was actually an incremental daily process.“I used to say things like, ‘If God was running this plant, whoever is your God ... they can't violate physical laws. How well would they do?' And then we know where we are,” Jeff says.“If we're perfect in it, compounding over all this time, we're going to get there. But when you're in the middle of it, it can feel almost impossible.” Chapters:(01:37) - Grit and longevity (02:24) - Flow state (07:29) - Refining mental models (12:29) - The ivory tower and the shop floor (16:49) - Gnarly holidays (20:41) - Identifying grit (24:28) - Reflecting and learning (27:36) - Christmas 2000 (31:06) - The duplicate bug (34:01) - Incremental progress (38:36) - Prime Video (43:05) - Organizing the day (46:42) - Amazon's leaders (49:55) - The Whole Foods acquisition (53:33) - Amazon Fashion (59:54) - The great Kindle battle (01:02:40) - How to work with Jeff Bezos (01:05:11) - Leaving Amazon (01:09:48) - Re:Build Manufacturing (01:14:35) - What “grit” means to Jeff Mentioned in this episode: Peloton, Andy Jassy, Daniel Kahneman, Zoom, Allied Signal, Toyota and the Gemba Walk, MacKenzie Scott, Bob Thomas and Crucibles of Leadership, David Risher, Toys “R” Us, Amazon Prime, Jeff Blackburn, Louis Pasteur, Netflix, Bill Carr, Steve Kessel, Larry Bossidy, Rick Dalzell, West Point, John Mackey, Liesl Wilke, Tony Hsieh, the Met Gala, Anna Wintour, the Pittsburgh Steelers, Tim Tebow, the New York Jets, Shopbob, Gucci, Zara, Cathy Beaudoin, Walmart, Dave Clark, John Doerr, Bill Baumol, and Bing Gordon.Links:Connect with JeffTwitterConnect with JoubinTwitterLinkedInEmail: grit@kleinerperkins.com Learn more about Kleiner PerkinsThis episode was edited by Eric Johnson from LightningPod.fm

Trauma has the potential to cripple individuals that have experienced adversity, poverty and exclusion. There isn't an area where this is more clear than in global orphan care and there isn't a better person to walk us through what building resilience looks like than our guest today. Dr. Nicole Wilke is the Director at the CAFO Research Center where she leads a team focused on making research applicable to everyday practitioners in global child welfare. On the show, Nicole talks with Brandon Stiver and Phil Darke about what she's learned both from living in Peru as well as through the research that she has conducted in promoting better practice for orphaned and vulnerable children. We close our conversation with diving into the new book that she co-wrote with Dr. Amanda Howard called Overcoming which is out now. There's something in this conversation for everyone, so jump in with us!   Podcast Sponsor The Resilient Communities Center helps you become all God intended for you to be through training and coaching within a community. Check Out All The Offerings from the Resilient Communities Center   Resources and Links from the show Caleb Koala's Comeback Ride Overcoming: What Scripture and Science Say About Resilience (CAFO Site) Overcoming Book on Amazon CAFO's Core Elements Transitioning to Family Care Resources Conversation Notes The needed mutuality between Global North and Global South within the family of God The difference between endogenous and exogenous empowerment in cross-cultural missional work Christians in orphan care had become known with leading with their hearts rather than their heads Addressing the distrust between research and Christian orphan care practice The products and resources at the CAFO Research Center that turns research into applicable practice How scripture and science align to bolster understandings of resilience Trauma is real and at the same time use of the word 'trauma' is often watered down in the West Adversity that turns into trauma happens at an instantaneous and subconscious level and will affect people differently The keys to building resilience that can happen at any time for anyone Data-informed practices and frameworks that will promote resilience in children   Theme music Kirk Osamayo. Free Music Archive, CC BY License

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In this episode of the IJGC podcast, Editor-in-Chief Dr. Pedro Ramirez is joined by Drs. Drs. Anne Knisely and Nitecki Wilke to discuss Racial and Sociodemographic Disparities with Novel Therapeutics. Dr. Knisely is a 3rd year gynecologic oncology fellow at MD Anderson Cancer Center. She is originally from the New York City area and completed her residency training in Ob/Gyn at Columbia University in 2022 where Dr. Jason Wright served as her primary research mentor. Her current research focuses on early phase clinical trials, minimal residual disease in ovarian cancer, and sociodemographic factors that affect oncologic treatment and outcomes. She is a current SGO/GOG-F BRIDGES Research Scholar. In her free time, she mostly chases around her two toddlers, Zoe (3.5) and Isaiah (2). Dr. Nitecki Wilke is a gynecologic oncologist and assistant professor at the department of gynecologic oncology and reproductive medicine at the University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center.   Highlights: Of the 6242 patients who met inclusion criteria and were included in the final cohort, 4.4% received a PARP inhibitor, 34% received bevacizumab, and 6% received both.  On multivariable analysis, non-Hispanic Black patients were 23% less likely than non-Hispanic white patients to receive either targeted therapy Most patients in the study were treated in the recurrent setting; we suspect that the potential barriers to guideline-concordant prescription of these therapeutics would persist in the upfront treatment setting, but future studies are required to validate this. A key area of focus to reduce disparities in access to targeted therapies should be ensuring adequate reimbursement for genetic/ biomarker testing as well as brainstorming creative solutions to expand access to genetic counseling, including the use of mainstreaming. Use of the SEER-Medicare database specifically reduces external validity of this study, but the results are nonetheless hypothesis generating and should spark conversation regarding potential inequitable receipt of PARP inhibitors and bevacizumab in advanced ovarian cancer

What are phobias and how to tell if you are just frightened by something or if there is a type of clinical fear associated with your terror.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In September, the Federal Reserve lowered interest rates for the first time in four years. They cut rates by a half point to support the economy. But the move is likely to not play a role in stimulating the ag economy as farmers face low grain prices, explains agricultural banker Jeff Wilke of Green Bay. Wilke is the chair of the Agricultural Banking Section within the Wisconsin Bankers Association. He says right now, his customers are focused on their balance sheets, increasing farm efficiencies, and succession plans. Interest rates play a role, but not a lot at this time.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

  “Turn that garbage off…get off Facebook and get out there and put on a pair of boots and pair of gloves and get to work.” Those were the eloquent words last week of Bill Wilke — the Republican sheriff of hard hit Haywood County — in the aftermath of Hurricane Helene. Wilke was responding […]

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In this episode of the Malibu Guru podcast, Joe sits down with Eric Wilke to delve into his aviation journey, from owning a JetPROP to upgrading to an M600. They explore Eric's late entry into aviation, the evolution of his aircraft choices, and the benefits of the M600 in terms of speed, pressurization, and range. Eric shares how these upgrades have transformed his family's travel experiences, including an international flight to Canada. Additionally, Joe discusses the launch of Casey Aviation Services' new maintenance facility, with Eric sharing his positive experience as their inaugural customer. Visit PMOPA: https://www.pmopa.com/Visit our New Aircraft Maintenance Website: https://www.caseyaviationservices.com/Visit our NEW YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/@caseyaviationFollow us on Facebook! https://www.facebook.com/CaseyAviationIf you are interested in speaking to us about our Buyer's Agent Services, fill out a questionnaire for pistons or turbines HERE.Our current inventory of airplanes available can be found HERE.Give us a call at (903)284-9245 if you have any other questions or want to speak to us about any of the services we provide.If you'd like to submit a question for Joe to answer on the podcast, please send it to clint@flycasey.com

To kick off the 2024 Suncast season, Reagan & Manny preview a highly anticipated Sun Conference Women's Soccer season (0:00-34:33) & talk about a wild ending to the Olympics (34:34-1:03:11). Then, Commissioner Dustin Wilke joins the show!

In this episode from 2011 I was joined by Dr. Eric Wilke a residency trained emergency medicine physician in practice for 12+ years.  He also direct the local fire department and the tactical medics for the SWAT team in his … Continue reading →

Welcome to the 19th episode of the 2024 season! Madelyn Celovsky, MSU Extension Conservation Agronomist Educator, will host Dr. Brook Wilke, Associate Director for Science and Agronomy, KBS LTAR. He will discuss cover crop options and considerations following wheat including selection, management and herbicides. Also, a weather update from Dr. Jeff Andresen.  To learn more and register for the live event, check out the MSUE Virtual Breakfast page

Pushing a young athlete to start or continue in a sport is great - it teaches teamwork, follow through and doing their best...but we can also push too hard. Christy Wilke with Dakota Family Services shares some tips on how we can speak with our kids about their mental health when it comes to sports.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

     The Christian's salvation is seen in three phases. Because we have trusted Christ as our Savior, we have been saved from the penalty of sin (John 5:24; Rom 8:1, 33-34; Eph 2:8-9), are being saved from the power of sin that we might live righteously (Rom 6:11-13; Col 3:5), and will be saved from the presence of sin when we leave this world and enter heaven (Phil 3:20-21; 1 John 3:2, 5). These three aspects of our salvation are also referred to as justification (declared just before God once for all), sanctification (our progressive righteousness over time), and glorification (removal of the sin nature after we leave this world). Our justification and glorification are accomplished by God alone, as He does all the work. But our sanctification requires positive volition on our part, as we must adjust ourselves to God's directives and provisions and learn to walk by faith. The following lessons will focus on phase two of our salvation, looking mainly at the biblical concept of spirituality and the steps the Christian can take to advance to spiritual maturity.      After we heard the gospel message that Christ died for our sins, was buried, and raised again on the third day (1 Cor 15:3-4), and we trusted Jesus as our Savior (John 3:16; Acts 4:12; 16:31), we became children of God (John 1:12; Gal 3:26), and were transferred from Satan's domain of darkness into the kingdom of God's beloved Son (Col 1:13). Having been born again to new spiritual life (John 3:3; 1 Pet 1:3, 23), and indwelt by God the Holy Spirit (1 Cor 3:16), God now expects us to feed on the nourishment of His Word (1 Pet 2:2), advance to spiritual maturity (Heb 6:1), and manifest a life of righteousness (Rom 6:13; 2 Tim 3:16-17). In His Word, God has given us everything we need to accomplish this mission. The objective for us is to learn Scripture and embark on the journey of faith that glorifies God, edifies others, and brings us to the place of spiritual adulthood. Spirituality Defined      The word “spiritual” derives from the Greek adjective pneumatikos (πνευματικός), which, according to Joseph Thayer, refers to “one who is filled with and governed by the Spirit of God.”[1] Spirituality is very nuanced and, according to Christopher Beetham, denotes “the whole range of activities, attitudes, experiences, etc., that ultimately depend on and derive from the Spirit and that draw their significance from the Spirit.”[2] Such an understanding is contrasted with the worldly system of values and practices that originate with Satan, which are totally at odds with the Word of God and seek to hinder the Christian's walk with the Lord (1 John 2:15-16).      The word pneumatikos (πνευματικός) is used by NT writers to refer to divine revelation (Rom 7:14; 1 Cor 2:13-14; Col 1:9), angelic forces (Eph 6:12), blessings from God (Eph 1:3), a mental attitude of joy and worship (Eph 5:18-20; Col 3:16), a mature believer who helps others (Gal 6:1), our future glorified body (1 Cor 15:42-44), the church as a spiritual house (1 Pet 2:4-5), supernatural gifts from the Spirit (Rom 1:11; 1 Cor 12:1), spiritual sacrifices we offer to God (Rom 12:1-2; Eph 5:1-2; Phil 4:18; Heb 13:15-16; 1 Pet 2:5b), and is contrasted with immature carnal Christians (1 Cor 3:1-3). Dr. Steven R. Cook   [1] Joseph Henry Thayer, A Greek-English Lexicon of the New Testament: Being Grimm's Wilke's Clavis Novi Testamenti (New York: Harper & Brothers., 1889), 523. [2] Christopher A. Beetham, ed., “Πνεῦμα,” Concise New International Dictionary of New Testament Theology and Exegesis (Grand Rapids, MI: Zondervan Academic, 2021), 755.

What is the Communications Triangle? Hint: it's no where near Bermuda! Paul Wilke talks with us about how the three points of the communications triangle operate and how he used his background as a journalist to create his two businesses: Upright Position Communications, which specializes in IPO communications & PR strategy and providing communications with integrity. Walking Duck is a video production company designed to efficiently create owned content that seamlessly converts into earned media, social media gold, and paid content. Check out this great conversation! The PR Podcast is a show about how the news gets made. We talk with great PR people, reporters, and communicators about how the news gets made and strategies for publicity that drive business goals.  Host ⁠⁠Jody Fisher⁠⁠ is the founder of Jody Fisher PR and works with clients across the healthcare, higher education, financial services, real estate, entertainment, and non-profit verticals.  Join the conversation on ⁠⁠Facebook⁠⁠, ⁠⁠Twitter⁠⁠, ⁠⁠Instagram⁠⁠, and ⁠⁠TikTok⁠⁠ at @ThePRPodcast. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/theprpodcast/support

Beyond Words: Exploring the Power of Prayer, Part II with Carol Wilke

Send us a Text Message.Where do you even begin starting a business? Many of us just end up out on our own after we learn the skillset thinking that's all we need. It's not the case and business knowledge is not the first thing we often seek. This is a major problem for small business owners in general but is easily fixable.Paul Wilke, is the owner of Masterpiece Floors in Corona, CA. With years of experience under his belt as a sand and finish craftsman, as well as, being an owner/operator as well as employing many and subcontracting to many, the grind finally got to him. Paul was fed up with the status quo and went looking for a better way to run his business. This is where he learned he is a 40 year startup. Nothing had really changed in his approach over 40 years but it has in the past few. Tune in to this week's episode of the Floor Academy podcast to hear Paul and I discuss what changes he made immediately to distinguish owning a business from owning a job, a few simple tips to make sure your business is taken seriously, and why you can never stop learning.Check out our sponsorsJohns ManvilleThe International Surfaces EventTISE Resource BookKronus SoftCheck out our website and storeSupport the Show.

Beyond Words: Exploring the Power of Prayer, Part I with Carol Wilke

What does effective orphan care look like in the 21st century? In this episode, Alex and Scott sit down with Dr. Nicole Wilke, Director of the Research Center for the Christian Alliance for Orphans. Together, they explore the immense need for orphan care in the world, some of the misconceptions about orphans and orphan care, and how the church can best support people and ministries seeking to care this group of people that is very close to God's heart. Dr. Wilke is a missionary in Peru and has extensive experience in adoption, foster care, residential care, trauma recovery, and cross-cultural ministry. She holds degrees in Psychology, Family Studies, and Marriage and Family Therapy. She is also author of Mission Wise: Scripture, Science, and Serving the World's Most Vulnerable. God is already calling people to the mission field, but they need your support to get there. Commit to supporting the work of PreField missionaries to help them get to the field faster. Visit abwe.org/Prefield Believe in our mission? Support the show at missionspodcast.com/support. The Missions Podcast is powered by ABWE. Learn more and take your next step in the Great Commission at abwe.org. Want to ask a question or suggest a topic? Email alex@missionspodcast.com.

The Journey of Purpose: The Art of Setting Intentions with Carol Wilke