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What's at stake for faith freedom for all in our world today? Join the conversation on religion and the law, including the most significant cases concerning religion and religious liberty at the U.S. Supreme Court and the continuing impact of Christian nationalism. As lawyers and people of faith, BJC Executive Director Amanda Tyler and General Counsel Holly Hollman think these topics deserve respectful conversation -- something that we don’t always hear in the public square or our social med ...
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If you love a good story, you will love Her God Story! Join host, Jodie Chiricosta, as she takes you behind the curtain to find out the real story of some extraordinary women! Some you may already think you know; others serve in relative obscurity. But together we’ll hear their struggles and triumphs; we’ll laugh and maybe get misty eyed. You’ll be amazed to discover how much in common we all have. As you hear HER GOD STORY, you’ll encounter truth that will move you and set you free to be al ...
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Welcome to Funeral Potatoes and Wool Mittens, a show for people who embrace the warm and cozy spirit of everyday living in the northern Midwest. Whether you cook, bake, or have food delivery on speed dial, everyone has a comforting recipe or story to share. We bake cookies for our kids’ hockey teams and bring cheesy hash browns to funerals. Lefse and krumkake are in our DNA. Candy bars and apples make a salad. We'll ditch work for a lake day, drive an hour for an old-fashioned bakery, and do ...
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Based in the north-west of England, former competitive driver Mark Stone moved into radio and motoring journalism after his competitive driving career came to an end in the late 1980s. Over the years, Mark has written for many of the well-known motoring magazines and made numerous TV appearances across Europe and is still an enthusiastic driver. In the Backseat Driver Podcast, Mark interviews prominent people from all over the world of motoring.
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Be Bold Begin

Christina Barsi

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A podcast about connecting with your inner-wisdom & creative power to Begin Boldly living and creating from alignment. Our host Christina Barsi, talks with guests who share their transformational stories & practical tools so YOU can be inspired to take YOUR next steps towards a more authentic life. Barsi also shares her own tools, techniques and learnings from her Intuitive Creators™ Methodology, which incorporates Kaizen-Muse Creativity coaching techniques, Energetics and Spiritual Connecti ...
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Making a living on music is a dream for many musicians. Leaving a stable job and sharing your art with the world is intimidating, but Jamvana gives you the resources to earn a living with your music. We will discuss topics on music distribution, marketing, publishing, royalties, copyrights, and more to share unprecedented information on the inner workings of the music industry so you can make the most educated decisions about your career. Hosted by Monika "Monique" Mason, Lennon Cihak, and R ...
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JetSet

JetSetFly (Josh King Madrid)

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Josh King “JetSet” Madrid, who goes by the pseudonyms “JetSet” and “JetSetFly” has gone from being a penniless university dropout to a top 10 chart-topping podcaster, author, millionaire tycoon, and internet celebrity entrepreneur with nearly 1 million followers. JetSet is an american internet celebrity, youtuber, Instagram influencer, author, entrepreneur, neuromarketer, NLP expert, film producer, millionaire dropout, podcast host and public speaker. He is also the host of another podcast k ...
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Life rarely goes as planned. How do we handle shattered dreams and unfulfilled expectations? How do we face each new season of life without fear? Ellie Anderson's life took a different direction than she had dreamed. Along her journey, she learned to trust God when things didn't go the way she thought they would, when the path ahead seemed uncertai…
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Summary: God deeply values you! Even before you were born, He set you apart for His divine plan. You CAN make a difference. Linda Znachko has received a unique revelation of these truths and a special mission from God. Join Linda and host Jodie Chiricosta as they discuss how saying "Yes!" to God helps us discover His purpose for our lives. You’ll h…
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Unhealed trauma can wreck our lives. But God sets us free! Sheryl Giesbrecht Turner has experienced them both. All of us face trials and challenges on our journey through life. Sheryl’s journey led from addiction and despair to finding peace and purpose in God's love. Through her struggles, she came to understand the depth of God's forgiveness and …
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God created each of us for His divine purpose! He transforms each of us in remarkable ways to fulfill His calling. Joanne White's own experience attests to this reality. A divine encounter with God led Jo to realize the abundant gifts that He bestowed upon her. Empowered by these gifts, she was inspired to spread the message of Jesus and teach othe…
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What began with a tent purchased from an anonymous $200 donation and Dawnna Berndt’s idea to grow a garden to bring in more income, turned into a family-based vegetable farm market business (Berndt Family Produce) that’s been serving their community of customers in eastern South Dakota and western Minnesota for 24 years. At the time, she and her hu…
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As the weather heats up, so does the pace of Supreme Court decisions. On our season 5 finale of Respecting Religion, Amanda and Holly recap some recent decisions and discuss what we can expect in the next month. Religion is still at play in several cases, even if religious legal statutes aren’t the questions being considered. Plus, they look at som…
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LGBTQ rights and religious freedom are often pitted against one another, but they are not mutually exclusive. This episode of Respecting Religion looks at the recent decision by the United Methodist Church to repeal its ban on LGBTQ clergy and same-sex weddings as well as the broader conversation. Holly Hollman is joined by guest co-host Guthrie Gr…
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Embrace the liberating power of truth! Christianne Debysingh once sought to chart her own path, only to find herself trapped by the weight of past traumas. It wasn't until she surrendered to God that she discovered her true identity in Him and broke free from the shackles of her past. Through faith and setting righteous boundaries, she experienced …
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Roots go deep in today’s show. Come with me to meet fifth-generation farmers, Taylor and Cassandra Sumption, the founders of Anthem Oats. The couple grows and packages premium, gluten-free oats for retail on nearly 400 acres near Frederick, South Dakota, 27 miles north of Aberdeen on US Highway 281, just seven miles south of the North Dakota border…
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How do religion and religious freedom arguments interact with cases about abortion access? The legal landscape here is beyond complex, and in this episode, Amanda Tyler and Holly Hollman look at how conscience protections were discussed in two recent Supreme Court cases about abortion. There is a deepening religion and policy conversation in our co…
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It’s almost summer, which means pool and lake parties, family reunions and picnics, camping, and smoking out the neighborhood with your backyard grilling. It’s also time to dig out your library card, visit your local indie bookstore, and pack your beach bag with books on your “want to read” list. Today I’m bringing back my friend and book goals her…
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For the 100th episode of Respecting Religion, Amanda Tyler and Holly Hollman answer listener questions, ranging from the law surrounding the tax-exempt status of religious institutions to their favorite Supreme Court justices. They also look at some of the big Supreme Court decisions and the shifts on the Court since this podcast began four years a…
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Do You Rely On God For Direction? Lidiette Rosas shares her journey of uncovering her God-given purpose. Despite facing health hurdles and battling anxiety, she pressed through and embraced what God has for her. In the process, she has found hope and experienced God conforming her into His image. Lidiette’s story is shared with vulnerability and au…
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Living a life of curiosity and creativity means you will, at times, gracefully let go of things that no longer fuel your passion or serve you positively. This week's podcast guest, Bobbi Lynn Gaukel, and I agree—the earlier in life you learn this practice, the more open and freer you are to being curious and trying new things. Throughout her life, …
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The intersection of abortion and religion often grabs headlines, and this episode of Respecting Religion looks at recent developments in two states: Arizona and Indiana. Amanda and Holly discuss an Indiana case that involves free exercise arguments under state law to support abortion, and they examine the impact of Arizona’s 1864 law that criminali…
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Some troubling trends at the Supreme Court are starting to affect the legal profession and how students in law school approach the U.S. Constitution. As SCOTUS continues to upend decades of established precedent in church-state law, Amanda and Holly discuss what’s changed since they were in law school and the rapid changes in church-state law itsel…
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Have you thought about who you’ll pass down your handwritten recipes to? If you’re like Wendy Doornink and me, you have a mix of handwritten recipe cards from family, friends, neighbors, co-workers, and of course, yourself. This episode might make you think about who the next person might be to keep those cherished recipes in your family. In our vi…
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Discovering God’s love has the power to transform your life! Kathy Pollack is a living testimony to this truth. Encountering God’s unconditional love inspired her to become a vessel of that love to others. From serving through a radio station in Israel to ministering to her own family in the United States, Kathy's journey is a testament to God's gu…
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Hear excerpts from a special event we organized at the University of Southern California on race, religion and citizenship in this episode of Respecting Religion. The Rev. Dr. Joseph Evans and the Rev. Dr. Christopher The brought their unique experiences and expertise to a conversation on religious and racial identity, moderated by the Rev. Dr. Naj…
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When former President Donald Trump announced during Holy Week that he was endorsing the “God Bless the USA” Bible, the reaction was swift. But, beyond the punchlines and the obvious concerns, Amanda Tyler and Holly Hollman discuss why the video is concerning to our current political moment and the continued rise of Christian nationalism. Not all ex…
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What do you need? Comfort? Wisdom? Healing? Deliverance? Jesus can meet that need and then give you purpose too! He does not stop there, He’ll also empower you for it. The women who walked with Jesus experienced it all. Like the disciples, they were greatly impacted by Jesus’ resurrection. He entrusted them with sharing that Good News with others. …
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In this episode, you and I are going to meet Betty’s Antiques owner, Liz Murphy from St. Paul, Minnesota. She’s walking us through her charming vintage boutique on the historic corner of Selby and Snelling Avenues, plus she shares the sweet way her grandma Betty influenced how she dresses up a table, in a non-fussy sort of way, so that we can make …
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Welcome to the 50th episode! We’re heading to Iowa today to speak with Iowa Egg Council’s Board Chairman Bruce Dooyema, and Director of Marketing and Communications Melissa Alto-Kintigh about one powerhouse food—eggs. IOWA IS THE #1 STATE IN EGG PRODUCTION First, we cover the basics, like how many eggs a chicken lays in a day, what determines the c…
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There are many religious holidays in the spring, but not all are given the same public acknowledgment – from government-sponsored events to time off from school and work. Amanda Tyler and Holly Hollman discuss how Christian privilege shows up in how our country recognizes and accommodates certain holidays, as well as how holidays help us understand…
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Life can be tough, you know? When things got rough, Tangie Callahan didn't turn right to God—she turned to food. For years, she felt like she was just going through the motions, even though she preached about finding freedom through faith. But when she finally let go and started living life according to God's plan, things started looking up. Join T…
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Batter up! You don’t have to be from the Midwest to feel like a part of the community we’re talking about today—that’s because our beloved Friday night fish fry welcomes people from around the world to sit across the table with each other at parish schools and fellowship halls, to supper clubs, taverns, and community centers to enjoy golden-fried o…
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Is an American flag in a church sanctuary an example of Christian nationalism? What about faith-based advocacy? Helping voters get to the polls? Saying the Constitution is “divinely inspired”? Amanda Tyler and Holly Hollman answer some common questions they hear about Christian nationalism, and they talk about the questions we should be asking ours…
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Get a first-hand account of attending the State of the Union address on this episode. Amanda Tyler talks with Holly Hollman about her experience, providing a new way to think about who represents our country in the room during the president’s address. She shares about her invitation and various discussions with members of Congress about Christian n…
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Do you know your purpose? God created you with one! ! Becky Watt found her purpose over three decades ago and has been part of a group committed to reaching an unreached people group with the gospel ever since. Listen as Becky and host Jodie Chiricosta share how God prepared Becky for what she is doing. You’ll hear how God has taken care of Becky’s…
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The Supreme Court declines to hear thousands of cases a year, but one recent denial included a troubling statement from Justice Samuel Alito. Amanda Tyler and Holly Hollman look at a case out of Missouri about potential jurors being struck from the jury pool because of their anti-LGBTQ beliefs, and they break down Justice Alito’s 5-page statement t…
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Sometimes God takes us to unexpected places. Desiring to serve God, Bunni Pounds, author of Jesus and Politics, thought she would be a foreign missionary. But He had other plans, leading her into the political arena. Tune in as Bunni and host Jodie Chiricosta share how we can all make a positive impact in our communities. You will be inspired in yo…
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An alarming ruling from the Alabama Supreme Court is leading to the shutdown of in vitro fertilization clinics, and the concurrence’s use of Scripture and Christian theology is causing additional concerns. Amanda Tyler and Holly Hollman look at this troubling ruling, the various religious views on life, and why it’s an issue for a justice to cite t…
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God’s love never gives up on us! Alison Hill can vouch for that. She felt this relentless pursuit firsthand, and it led her to discover the amazing love and freedom that comes from fully surrendering to Jesus, the ultimate soul mate. Struggling with addiction and homelessness, she went from feeling lost to realizing she's a cherished child of the K…
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Presidents have made broad appeals to our country without dividing along religious belief throughout American history. Amanda Tyler and Holly Hollman look at presidential leadership and talk about how our country’s founding documents set up our system of government that does not create a “Christian nation” in any sort of legal sense – rather, it en…
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On today’s show, we’re expanding on last week’s theme of incorporating personality into your kitchen as we sit down with expert designer, Carissa Trygstad, about what she’s seeing in kitchen trends and the classics, plus the revival of the scullery, and how it differs from a butler’s pantry. From cabinets to heated countertops, Carissa covers kitch…
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There’s hope in Jesus, no matter what! Sometimes, even us believers go through seriously tough stuff. The devil loves to pounce on those moments to tear us down. But here's the good news: Jesus is all about restoring us and giving us a life full of joy. Just ask Michele Little—she's been through the wringer with trauma, but she found her way out of…
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There is a novel – and concerning – development in public education and the relationship between the institutions of church and state: Oklahoma and Guam have proposed religious charter schools. Litigation has already started. But, what is a religious charter school, and why is the idea such a problem? Amanda Tyler and Holly Hollman say they are ill…
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You are loved! And it is not an ordinary kind of love. You are loved, by Love incarnate! It is hard to comprehend a love like God’s. It is so much better than any love we will ever encounter from anyone else. As part of the Bride of Christ, He wants you to know the depth and breadth of His love more each day. Knowledge of that love shatters all the…
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We're heading into the kitchen with Wendy Doornink, the color services manager at Hirshfield’s, a family-owned paint, wallcoverings and window fashions company headquarted in Minnesota. Wendy has been painting since she could hold a paint brush, so when Jason and I started talking about painting our kitchen and possibly even our cabinets, I knew I …
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Much is said and assumed about the religious landscape of Black America, but it’s more diverse than the common narratives. Holly Hollman speaks with Dr. Sabrina E. Dent and Dr. Anthony Pinn about misconceptions and how they brought together Black Church leaders and Black nontheists for key conversations. Tune in for this open and honest conversatio…
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Raised in a Muslim home, Joyce Kahleh believed there was a God, but did not know about His love. She lived under a weight of condemnation that was hard to bear. One encounter with Jesus changed all that! She learned that it’s in believing, not doing, that we receive this great gift of His love and grace. As she's followed the Lord, He has taken car…
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Fear or faith? Diana Homsi has had plenty to fear. She has lived through war, cancer, heartache and more. But she has learned to put her trust in God, who has brought her through many trials. Listen as Diana and host Jodie Chiricosta share how God is a very present help in times of trouble. You will be encouraged to put your faith and trust in Him …
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What is the role of churches and other houses of worship in protecting democracy? This topic usually comes up because of bad actors that overstep into partisanship, but today’s show looks at how faith communities can help our elections run smoothly. Holly Hollman speaks with Chris Crawford of Protect Democracy – a nonprofit, cross-ideological organ…
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From childhood Kathy Alex felt abandoned, unloved. But God had a different story for her. As she walked with Him, God affirmed her a heavenly identity, a daughter of the Most High God! When Kathy was again abandoned as an adult, her Heavenly Father provided for her every need, healed her heart and made her flourish in a spiritual family! Listen as …
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It’s hockey season and I live in Minnesota, the State of Hockey. And even though my kids played hockey in South Dakota where’s it’s not school-sanctioned, there’s one thing we have in common across the sport—once a hockey mom, always a hockey mom, even after our kids have shot their last puck as a high school player. We may not wear our player’s ph…
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Now that the first votes have been cast in the presidential primaries, Amanda Tyler and Holly Hollman look at some of the troubling statements and activities on the campaign trail concerning the role of religion and religious freedom – from both Democrats and Republicans. While candidates are – and should be – free to talk about the ways their fait…
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We’re going back to school—to the school cafeteria, that is. And although I do ask about good ol’ square school lunch pizza, and the pairing of cinnamon rolls & chili, my guests, Karla Sawvell and Amanda Reilly are spilling the beans on how the Huron South Dakota School District is implementing Farm To School. In addition to being one of the very f…
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What is the cost of speaking out against Christian nationalism? In this episode, Amanda Tyler talks with Rob Reiner and Dan Partland, two people behind a new film that discusses the dangers of Christian nationalism to the country, to the faith, and to pluralism. They share candidly about what they learned while making “God & Country,” the cost for …
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Divorce is not the end. Our screw-ups don't cancel out God's love for us or mess up His plans. Angela Haydel knew God growing up, but she still sought validation from others, and it led to some heavy losses. But God didn't give up on her. He healed her and brought her back from the brink. Tune in as Angela and host Jodie Chiricosta spill the beans …
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In honor of Martin Luther King Jr. Day, we look back at the history of the holiday and the international context at the time of its first official celebration. On today’s podcast, hear from Coretta Scott King, speaking just months after the country’s first commemoration of the holiday in 1986. After Dr. King’s assassination in 1968, she led the cha…
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