Welcome to the home of weekend messages from C3 Church Ryde. Senior ministers, Richard & Cathie Green. http://www.c3churchryde.com.au
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An authoritative look at recent books that may or may not have shown up on your radar screen. Fiction and non-fiction. Biographies and comic books. Politics and the arts. And quite certainly, no gardening or cookery books. All presented with Tim Haigh’s passion for books and writing. Tim is a widely respected critic, reviewer and broadcaster. Expert without being stuffy, he is noted for the lively intelligence and irreverence he brings to the field.
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Welcome to the Jesus + Nothing Podcast With Parker and Jessi Green. We left New York City and moved across the country to California to risk everything in pursuit of following a Real Jesus Each week we’ll chat about what it means to really follow Jesus and exchange religion for a new life. We believe Jesus is better than you think, and that your life shouldn’t suck. We hope you enjoy! Make sure to subscribe and share! Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/the-greens/s ...
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Bob Crawford (The Avett Brothers) & Dr. Ben Sawyer (MTSU History) share conversations with great thinkers from a variety of backgrounds – historians, artists, legal scholars, political figures and more –who help us uncover the many roads that run between past and present. For more information, visit TheRoadToNow.com If you'd like to support our work, join us on Patreon: Patreon.com/TheRoadToNow
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This podcast aims to combat the misleading information about controlled-environment agriculture (CEA) by providing listeners with facts and information about the subject. If you’re interested in learning more about topics like urban farming, greenhouse growing, etc., then this is the agriculture podcast for you!
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Energy is invisible. But then again, it can be seen almost everywhere. Rethink Energy makes the invisible visible with stories from the people who take on some of our greatest energy challenges. Hosted by Jessica Abralind, Green Building Planner for Arlington, Virginia. A project of the Arlington Initiative to Rethink Energy.
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In Chapters, Jim Derick sits down with guests and community member to share their exciting and emotional stories of hope, resilience and giving back.
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Henry David Thoreau said, “We are constantly being invited to be who we are.” Yet how many of us accept the invitation to show up 100% authentically in our interactions with one another? How often do we feel safe enough to bring our whole selves to a conversation or a relationship? Most of us are held back by limiting beliefs and fear of being misunderstood and not belonging. In a world where people are hiding to stay “safe”, speaking our vulnerable truth is probably the most courageous thin ...
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The New Wine podcast brings you inspirational, encouraging and equipping teaching from leaders and teachers all over the world.
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Welcome to Rise 'N Grind! A series that focuses solely on what it takes to build a solid foundation in real estate! Learn from the best and brightest, and some up and comers just what it takes to be successful. Peak into the minds of some of the most consistent performers and gain new insights and tips, only at ListerProsTV. This, is Rise 'N Grind!
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#305 A Conversation w/ Jonah Goldberg – Recorded Live at Word of South Festival 2024
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Jonah Goldberg is one of America’s most well-known conservative intellectuals, with a resume that includes more than two decades at The National Review, twelve years as a commentator on Fox News, and two New York Times Bestsellers. In recent years, however, the changing definition of “conservative” in American politics has put Jonah at odds with th…
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By Lou Brady
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#304 National History Day w/ Cathy Gorn & Don Wildman
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Can learning the skills required to do good history serve as an antidote to conspiracy theory? Cathy Gorn & Don Wildman think so, and in this episode they join us to discuss their work to teach those skills in the 6th-12th grade classroom through National History Day, a program that reaches more than half a million students and tens of thousands of…
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By Will Green
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By Liv Green
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You tell yourself “It’s OK, it’s OK … ” but it’s really not! Scarlett Thomas is a tricky novelist to categorise. She has a playful, restless, sleeves-rolled-up approach to writing, in which she seldom ducks the dark turn and the big idea. And you can’t doubt her commitment. She once earned an MSc in Ethnobotany by way of research for a book. Tim ha…
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Episode 4: Soul Stories with Jenn Sullivan, Lisa Ponte, and Danielle Cleary
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Tune in and join me, Jenn Gulbrand, as I dive into profound and heartfelt discussions with three remarkable Soul Story Authors – Jenn Sullivan, Lisa Ponte, and Danielle Cleary. Get ready to embark on a journey through their personal narratives of psychic connection, navigating through the darkness of suicide ideation, and triumphing over the challe…
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Ben and Bob are heading to Tallahassee on April 27 for a live recording at Word of South Festival and the show is free! Click here for details. The Harlem Globetrotters are one of those great parts of American culture that almost everyone knows and loves. For most of us today, the Globetrotters are outstanding entertainers. But did you know that in…
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By Lou Brady
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#303 The Election of 2016 (and Ever After) w/ John Heilemann (Third Party Series #8)
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The election of 2016 was a lot of things. It was a showdown between two candidates who had been household names for decades. It was the second time in five elections where the winning candidate lost the popular vote. And, most relevant here, it was eight years ago and one of the candidates in that election is running again in 2024, so we’ve still g…
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By Cathie Green
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#302 The Election of 2000 w/ Doug Heye (Third Party Series #7)
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Hear the extended version of this episode by supporting The Road to Now on Patreon! Click here to join. On December 13, 2000, Democratic Candidate Al Gore conceded that year’s Presidential Election to Republican George W. Bush. Gore’s concession speech marked a dramatic conclusion to an election that had been contested for more than a month, with p…
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By Richard Green
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Death and the Victorians – Adrian Mackinder
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The origins of modern death Let’s face it – nobody did death like the Victorians. From Highgate Cemetery to the high drama of seances, from Jack the Ripper to Madame Blavatsky, from Waterloo Station to Brookwood Cemetery (there was an actual train!) the Victorians invented our modern response to death, its iconography and its – yes – romance. The a…
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#301 The Election of 1992 w/ Julian Zelizer (Third Party Series #6)
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In 1992, President George Bush’s bid for a second term did not go well. Despite taking 79% of the electoral vote in 1988, holding office during the collapse of communism in Europe, and serving as commander-in-chief during the US victory in the first Iraq War, Bush found himself flanked by a smooth talking former Arkansas governor and a Texas busine…
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By Will Green
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#300 The Election of 1980 w/ Rick Perlstein (Third Party Series #5)
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On November 4, 1980, California Republican Ronald Reagan trounced Jimmy Carter at the polls, beating the incumbent by almost 10 percentage points in the popular election and winning 489 of 538 electors. That type of victory combined with Reagan’s larger than life place in modern political history might lead you to believe the 1980 campaign was neve…
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#299 The Election of 1948 w/ Jefferson Cowie (Third Party Series #4)
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The famous image of a victorious Harry Truman holding up a newspaper headlined “Dewey defeats Truman” is clear evidence that the 1948 Presidential election did not turn out the way many people had expected. That April, Truman’s approval rating had sunk to 37%, causing even many in his party to consider dumping him from the ballot. That summer, a re…
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By John Pearce
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#298 The Election of 1912 w/ Michael Patrick Cullinane (Third Party Series #3)
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The Presidential election of 1912 was an unusual moment in American history. It featured an embattled incumbent President facing criticism from his former allies. It offered voters a choice between the sitting President and his predecessor. And when it was all done, the two men who had previously won the Presidency found themselves bested by a coll…
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By Cathie Green
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Alwyn Turner – Little Englanders – Britain in the Edwardian Era
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End of Empire History sometimes provides us with neat dividing lines. Queen Victoria helpfully died just weeks into the new century, making way for a new era, but the nightmarish Twentieth Century didn’t really get into its stride until the outbreak of the Great War in 1914. Between those landmarks is the Edwardian era. There is apprehension abroad…
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