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Trying to navigate the age of Peak TV and streaming to figure out which shows are worth your time? Streaming with Suchin is here to help. Tune in for all the reviews of the latest Indian streaming shows and get the most bang for your binge, with Suchin Mehrotra.
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Thank you for joining us and welcome to ‘The Beautifully Broken Me Podcast’. Over here, our conversations are centered on helping you tap into your unique superpowers where you can become your truest authentic self. Do you want more out of life? Do you desire a life where you can flourish freely and live a life of peace, joy and abundance; leveraging on all of your life experiences and using them as a stepping stone rather than a stumbling block? My guests will definitely challenge your thin ...
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Most other medieval German rulers are all but forgotten, so why has interest in the Hohenstaufen never completely disappeared. They were by no means the most successful emperors, that crown has to go the Ottonians, nor was their reign the most fateful, that award goes to the later Salians. Frederick Barbarossa and his grandson Frederick II have been such fascinating personalities that almost any age could project their own perceptions and expectations onto them, from champion of national uni ...
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Ethos Church || Columbus, Ohio Ethos is a place where people are given an opportunity and a platform to step into the things that God has gifted them to do. A church that is a team and a family. One that lives life together. One that wins together and loses together. A church that loves all people. A church big enough to reach the world and small enough to feel like home.
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Ginger Runner LIVE is a weekly talk show where The Ginger Runner (Ethan Newberry) talks about all things racing, training & beer. Also, a little about running, ultrarunning, marathons, triathlons & puppies. You'll meet some of the best endurance athletes on the planet, get a chance to interact with them and maybe learn a thing or two in the process! The goal is to inspire you to get out there and train hard, race harder and party hardest!
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Three individuals (Alex, Brian & Claire) are invited for a job interview that will change their lives. Driven by different motives, each candidate must prove that they are best qualified for the job however, things quickly take a turn for the worst when they realize that this interview is unlike anything they've done before.
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Here you will find a path to the universal world of wellness for the mind, body and soul. I am a practicing Buddhist and a certified wellness coach who believes that with mindfulness, meditation manifestation and a grateful heart can awaken the mind the body and the soul so you can live and have your best life! Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/wellnessawakening/support
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LarpCast is a podcast about Live Action Roleplay. Join us on our journey through the years of progression in LARP. We talk about all aspects of the game and site specific examples through our experiences in LarpCraft game systems.
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1) Stay With Me - Sam Smith (Rainer & Grimm Rmx) 2) Good Kisser - Usher (Disclosure Rmx) 3) Frontin' - Pharell f. Jay-Z (Disclosure Rework) 4) Don't Wait - Mapei (Kingdom Rmx) 5) Funky Gang - Hazzaro (Original Mix) 6) Need Someone - Cleavage (Original Mix) 7) So Glamorous - Samuele Sartini f. Ultra Nate (Original Mix) 8) Wrong - My Digitial Enemy (Matt Smallwood Rmx) 9) Salute - Sunnery James & Ryan Marciano (Original Mix) 10)Hot Beats - Harry Romero (SikDuo Rmx) 11)Wildfire - Borgeous (Orig ...
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W.O.W (Women of Wholeness) is where we use spiritual and practical concepts to speak on relationships, personal and intrapersonal development. We uncover the root issues for those who are dealing with bondage, brokenness, bitterness, feeling angry, depressed, rejected, emotionally unbalanced, insecure, low self -esteemed or stuck. We are breaking the cycle by Discovering and Recovering so we can Soar! Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/thewowfactor/support
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In this teaching, we explore the healing ministry of Jesus as depicted in Matthew chapters 8-10. We're reminded that Jesus' miracles weren't just displays of power, but signs pointing to the restoration of God's intended natural order. Each healing addressed human suffering and previewed the coming kingdom of God. The story of Lazarus' resurrection…
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(1162-1167 again) This week we will talk about the second part of the pincer movement that brought that Hohenstaufen construct of imperial power crashing down to earth. The first was the schism in the Latin church and the second was the link-up of almost all northern Italian communes in a coalition against Barbarossa, the Lombard League. The music …
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In this teaching, we explore Jesus’ challenging command to love our enemies, emphasizing that this radical love is a distinguishing mark of Christ’s followers. Dr Tammy Smith explained that loving enemies is not about feelings but about actions and attitudes, rooted in God’s grace and enabled by His Spirit. The message encourages us to break cultur…
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This week we do what we have done so many times and seem to be unable to avoid, talk about the conflict between pope and emperor. And that always means trouble, bad decisions and a siege of Rome. But boy, this time is not another standard schism, this time it is showdown. The music for the show is Flute Sonata in E-flat major, H.545 by Carl Phillip…
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1159-1162 This week we will see how the Italian Communes take the Laws of Roncaglia. Not well is the understatement of the 12th century. Prepare for some epic sieges and harsh imperial justice. The music for the show is Flute Sonata in E-flat major, H.545 by Carl Phillip Emmanuel Bach (or some claim it as BWV 1031 Johann Sebastian Bach) performed a…
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In this powerful message, we explore the profound connection between spiritual baptism and spiritual battle. The core of this teaching revolves around Jesus' baptism in Matthew 3 and His subsequent temptation in Matthew 4. We're reminded that as we draw closer to God and experience His love, we must also be prepared for spiritual conflict. This pat…
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By September 1158 Barbarossa had completed one of the shortest and most efficient Italian campaigns of the medieval period. He had set off from Augsburg in mid-July and by early September Milan had capitulated. By October, most troop contingents both those from north of the Alps and those of the communes were on their way home and all of Italy was …
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We explore the profound significance of Jesus' genealogy in Matthew 1, uncovering how God weaves redemption through flawed human stories. This passage, often overlooked, reveals God's willingness to work through broken people and situations. We see five women mentioned - Tamar, Rahab, Ruth, Bathsheba, and Mary - each with complex, sometimes scandal…
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Disney+ Hotstar's "Showtime" returns with the final three episodes of its first season, continuing to captivate with its dazzling portrayal of Bollywood's glamorous yet ruthless world. Despite some issues, the series excels in character depth and dramatic flair. The last episodes may falter, but the show remains memorable for its unapologetic, ente…
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Amazon Prime Video’s "Mirzapur" set high standards with its well-crafted gangster saga. Season one featured memorable characters and a gripping finale. However, season three, now directed by new creators, is criticized for being lethargic, poorly paced, and overstuffed with subplots. Despite some standout performances, especially by Ali Fazal, the …
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(1158) This week we will see Barbarossa try using his freshly minted army to take down the city of Milan, a city of 150,000 and the one commune that he needs to defeat if he really wants to establish imperial rule in Italy, The music for the show is Flute Sonata in E-flat major, H.545 by Carl Phillip Emmanuel Bach (or some claim it as BWV 1031 Joha…
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We explore the meaning of being human in light of our relationship with God. The message challenged us to move beyond the passive 'I'm only human' mindset and embrace our true identity as image-bearers of God. We delved into Genesis 1 and 2, rediscovering humanity's original purpose and potential. The gospel isn't just a 'golden ticket' to heaven, …
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(1155-1158) This week we will see how Barbarossa addresses the big issue he had in his first Italian campaign, the size of the army and how he creates the Holy Roman Empire in the process. The music for the show is Flute Sonata in E-flat major, H.545 by Carl Phillip Emmanuel Bach (or some claim it as BWV 1031 Johann Sebastian Bach) performed and ar…
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In this powerful message, we're called to examine the idea of unity in Christ, using Moses' life as a profound example. Moses, raised in two distinct cultures - Hebrew and Egyptian - gives us insight into navigating diverse perspectives. We're challenged to recognize that our perceptions are shaped by our past experiences, previous pain, and societ…
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1153-1155 This week we finally get our narrative going. Barbarossa will boost the honour of the empire by burning cities, hanging heretics, slaughtering rabble-rousing Romans and inventing the concept of the university. The music for the show is Flute Sonata in E-flat major, H.545 by Carl Phillip Emmanuel Bach (or some claim it as BWV 1031 Johann S…
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In this teaching, we explore the profound gift of worship and its transformative power in our lives. We're reminded that God is actively seeking true worshipers who will worship Him in spirit and truth. The scripture from John 4:23 emphasizes this divine pursuit, challenging us to consider how we can become the kind of worshipers God desires. As we…
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1152 In this episode we examine Barbarossa's background, childhood and education. What is it that made him so exceptional? And we investigate whether the Cappenberger Head is indeed an individual likeness of the emperor, or just another image of what an emperor is supposed to look like.By Dirk Hoffmann-Becking
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Salvation is God’s gift of grace, not earned through good works. Before experiencing God’s grace we were dead in our sins, however, God’s love and mercy made us alive in Christ. We are God’s masterpiece, created to do good works in Christ Jesus, which God prepared in advance for us. We have a purpose ordained by God that we can choose to walk in, n…
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"Gaanth," an 8-episode crime thriller on JioCinema, feels outdated and derivative. Inspired by the 2018 Burari Deaths, it’s the third show on this case. Despite good visuals and solid casting, the show is bogged down by incoherent writing and unoriginal characters. The plot drags, making it frustrating and unfocused, ultimately disrespecting the re…
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(1149-1152) In his last few years the ill and exhausted king Conrad III relies more and more on his nephew, Frederick, the duke of Swabia called Barbarossa because of his ginger beard. Barbarossa forms the cornerstone linking the warring houses of Welf and Waiblingen. His military capabilities and diplomatic skills propell the barely 30 year old to…
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TVF’s Gullak returns for a heartwarming fourth season, marking a milestone in Hindi streaming. As we revisit the Mishra family, the question arises: do we seek the familiar or crave deeper evolution? While beautifully crafted, the series struggles with heavy-handed narration and occasional tonal inconsistencies. Yet, within its brief runtime, Gulla…
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1147-1149 The title is a bit of a spoiler. Suffice to say that Cornad III's great crusade does not go quite as planned. He had set off with an army of between 20,000 and 60,000 from Regensburg in June 1147 making his way doen to Constantinople via Hungary and the Balkans. Ever eager for glory he had set off a month before his rival, king Louis VII …
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This message challenges us to return to our 'first love' - the passion and devotion we had when we first came to faith in Jesus. Using the words of Jesus to the church in Ephesus in Revelation 2, we are reminded how easy it is to lose our zeal over time, going through religious motions while our hearts drift away from true intimacy with God. The so…
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"Baahubali: Crown Of Blood" is a nine-episode animated prequel series available on Disney+Hotstar. Set before the original saga, it explores the lives of iconic characters facing a new villain threatening Mahishmati's prosperity. However, the animation quality is subpar, hindering immersion. Despite potential, the series lacks compelling storytelli…
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The beloved show "Panchayat" returns for its third installment, capturing the essence of Phulera's charm and camaraderie. As the familiar characters navigate new challenges, the season delves into politics and personal struggles. Yet, beneath the surface, hints of repetitiveness emerge, and the intrusive background score becomes apparent. The final…
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1144-1147 - King, not really Emperor Conrad III may have signed a precarious peace with his greatest opponent, Henry the Lion, duke of Saxony. But the kingdom remains in turmoil. Feuds are everywhere, devastating the land. His half-brother bishop Otto of Freising sees all that death and destruction as a clear portend of the imminent arrival of the …
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Today’s teaching delves into Jesus' revolutionary approach to politics, highlighting his ambiguous yet profound response when questioned about his allegiance. We learn that while Jesus acknowledged the necessity of engaging with earthly authorities, he emphasized that our ultimate devotion belongs to God alone. The teaching encourages us to seek a …
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1138-1142 This week we will watch another candidate having the royal title snatched from his fingers. Henry the Proud, duke of Bavaria, duke of Saxony, Margrave of Tuscany and Este, richest landowner in Germany and Italy, son-in-law of the previous emperor and his designated successor is a shoo in for the imperial title. Only Conrad of Hohenstaufen…
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We are reminded that as followers of Christ, our ultimate goal should be to love like Jesus, even amidst the divisiveness and challenges of an election year. While we may hold different political views, our shared faith in Christ should unite us and shape our interactions with others. By recognizing that both anger and fear are often used as politi…
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1130-1137 - Emperor Lothar III is getting embroiled in the schism between popes Innocent II and Anaclet II. Anaclet II is properly elected and holds Rome whilst Innocent II enjoys the support of the most influential church leader of the time, St. Bernard of Clairvaux. Fear of St. Bernard drives Lothar into the camp of Innocent II which means he has…
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As we ponder the nature of love, we recognize its transformative power - not just on hallmark occasions, but woven into the fabric of our everyday existence. Reflecting on Jesus' example of sacrificial love, we challenge ourselves to mirror that selflessness in our actions. This message is an invitation to embrace the fullness of love and to unders…
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In ZEE5’s "The Broken News" Season 2, journalist Radha seeks vengeance after false accusations, while rival Dipankar faces a redemption arc. The series delves into the clash between truthful reporting and sensationalism. With a stellar cast, headlined by Sonali Bendre, Jaideep Ahlawat and Shriya Pilgaonkar - the second season of this much-loved sho…
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This week we take a little detour to catch up with our friends in Rome, the popes. Do not worry, the popes are no longer all goody two shoes, we are back to the usual shenanigans of murder, backstabbing, betrayal and the Normans. The church is divided three ways, between the two rival Roman clans of the Frangipani and the Pierleoni, between the old…
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Wrapping up our "On the Table" series, we explore the radical teachings of Paul in Romans 12, where we confront the enigma of overcoming malice with kindness; that holding onto unity and Jesus' exemplary life's work becomes ever more apparent. Learn how the simple, yet profound act of kindness can ignite a moral awakening, and how we, as a communit…
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Over its 8 gorgeously crafted episodes, Sanjay Leela Bhansali's Heeramandi asks: is beauty alone enough to sustain a series? Check out Suchin's review of the Netflix series here. Follow Us On http://instagram.com/filmcompanion https://www.twitter.com/filmcompanion⁠ ⁠⁠ ⁠https://www.facebook.com/filmcompanion ⁠ Find us on YouTube: ⁠https://www.youtub…
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Lothar III being duly elected and crowned declares a 12 month peace for the whole realm., only to break it himself a few months later. Frederick of Hohenstaufen, his rival for the crown is unwilling to hand over the crown lands he is still holding. And after gentle insistence did not achieve much, cold hard steel need to be put to work. In the firs…
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Explore the multifaceted nature of love through the lens of the Greek language, where four distinct words paint a complex picture of this fundamental human emotion. We steer the conversation towards understanding how a society's quest for eros, or romantic love, can overshadow the more enduring agape love demonstrated by Jesus. With insights from p…
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Between March and June of 1977 675,000 people visited the Alte Schloß in Stuttgart to see an exhibition entitled “Die Zeit der Staufer” (the Time of the Hohenstaufen in English). Over 1,000 items from 17 countries were on display, with the Cappenberger Kopf, the image of emperor Frederick Barbarossa, this episode’s artwork as its star exhibit. Nobo…
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"Dil Dosti Dilemma" follows 17-year-old Asmara, a Bangalore-based teenager obsessed with shopping and social media. When her parents force her to spend the summer with her grandparents in a middle-class Muslim neighborhood, she must confront her privileged upbringing. Directed by Debbie Rao, the series is based on the book "Asmara's Summer" by Anda…
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Sexuality and spirituality intertwine in profound ways, yet the conversation often gets lost in whispers. Our journey isn't just about confronting the missteps of the church or the hypersexualized culture around us; it's about rediscovering the beautiful, God-given longing for intimacy that connects to our innermost selves. we grasp how being fully…
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Look in Christian bookstores at books on marriage and parenting – compare that with books on singleness – very few marriage books argue that marriage is a good thing – that’s accepted. Instead, they talk about all the problems in marriage and how to deal with them. Christian marriage books tell you how to deal with the difficulty of marriage. Books…
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The idea that all religions are equally correct is called “religious relativism”. That all positions are equally correct, and therefore, we shouldn’t evangelize. If you believe some religions are superior to others, then you have to evangelize. But if you believe that no religions are superior to others then you are evangelizing your religious rela…
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Experience the high-stakes drama of "Lootere" exclusively on Disney+Hotstar! Join Captain A K Singh and his crew as they face a terrifying ordeal when Somali pirates seize their cargo ship. Created by Hansal Mehta and Shailesh R Singh, this gripping thriller unfolds over 8 episodes, weaving a tale of panic, fear, and desperation at sea. Does the we…
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It’s not difficult to get a person interested in the message of the gospel, it is difficult to sustain the interest. Millions of people make decisions for Christ, but there is a dreadful attrition rate. In the words of Eugene Peterson, “Many claim to have been born again, but the evidence of mature Christian discipleship is slim.” In the western ch…
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Every relationship forms you. The relationships you say “yes” to, and the relationships you say “no” to will both form you in one way or another. These relationships either wound you on the “operating table” or on the “battle field”. The operating table scenario heals, while the battle field scenario ultimately dominates. We need to want relationsh…
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Living a life faithfully following Jesus, means acknowledging God’s purpose, plan, perspective, and presence whether in a season of pain or a season of ease. During seasons of pain, it means not letting the storm cloud your vision and remembering that Jesus is in the boat with you. In seasons of ease, it means keeping in front of you the truth that…
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Discover Amazon Prime Video's latest series, Big Girls Don't Cry, promising a heartfelt coming-of-age story of friendship and growth among teenage girls at Vandana Valley Girls School. Despite its noble intentions and talented ensemble, the show struggles with scattered storytelling and uneven character arcs. Dive into the review for insights on th…
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A showdown at The Reverie leads to devastating consequences in the Subconscious Chamber. Tune in for the final episode of Dreamers Season 2 here. CW: coarse language, sexual content Dreamers was produced by Jillian Reynolds and Wan-Li Gibson Communications by Tashia Kootenayoo and Alyssa Formosa Consulting by Maya Radhakrishna Graphic design by Ray…
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