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Waymaker.Church is all about making a way for people to go to the new and deeper levels with Jesus Christ. These teachings help shed light on the real and relevant subjects in our culture today. Visit us online at waymaker.church to find more content like this.
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Blackbelt Voices

Blackbelt Media LLC

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The Blackbelt Voices podcast tells stories from and about Black folks down South that honor our history, celebrate our culture, and shape our future. Through first-person narratives and in-depth conversations, hosts Adena J. White, Kara Wilkins, and Katrina Dupins share the experiences of Black Southerners living in, loving, and reconciling with the region we call home. Music: Prentice Dupins Jr. Logo Design: Kara Darling Creative
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We believe that God has an adventure-filled story for each of our individual lives and the lives of our families. We also believe that we can make an impact on our world, both locally and globally, when we come together.
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Grand Farmer is an agricultural podcast where we bring together growers and AgTech professionals to help accelerate conversations between emerging technologies in the agriculture industry.
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Karisma Stories

Marc Förster Algás

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Karisma Stories is Karisma's official podcast. Karisma is a curated coliving brand and community uniting entrepreneurship, personal growth and life experiences. The real value of Karisma is the people and we thought there would be no better way to showcase all of the talents and skills of our members than through this intimate podcast.
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On a scale of 1-10, how would you rate your hope and how would you rate your humility? In this political season, these are two characteristics that our world desperately needs as we show up to conversations, dinner tables, and workspaces together. It will take each of us being honest about where there is opportunity for our hope or humility to grow…
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We can stay engaged in the political process without letting it overwhelm us. We can care deeply about the world around us, knowing that real hope doesn’t come from a candidate, but from God. As we continue to discuss a way towards peace this Sunday, it is good to consider how you are showing up. Are there simple shifts that could help you show up …
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As election season heats up and tensions rise, we're diving into how the way of Jesus can guide us through the next couple of months and beyond. This series will encourage us to engage civically in a way that benefits our neighbors and helps restore broken relationships. It's not just about what we believe, but how we believe and how we can bring h…
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Choosing Arkansas with Dr. Karama Neal shares stories of those who chose Arkansas as their home. In this episode, Dr. Neal talks to Shamim Okolloh. Shamim was born in Nairobi, Kenya, and came to the U.S. at age 19 for college. Unsure about staying or returning home, she moved to Little Rock to attend the Clinton School of Public Service. She fell i…
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Have you ever thought about how a single invitation can change the course of someone’s life? At every major crossroads, an invitation has the power to make all the difference. Whether it's inviting someone to a conversation, a community, or a deeper understanding of faith, you have the power to make a difference in the lives of those around you.You…
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What if the strength we need can actually come from the community around us? As we continue our series “Why This Matters,” we’re exploring how living and loving our community empowers us to stand together, support each other, and make a difference right where we live. Eastown was created for you! It’s for people who want to explore faith without fe…
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What thoughts do you have when you think of church? Depending on your experience, the answers can vary from warm and inviting to cold and pointless. The truth is the Church is not a structure; it's a movement! It's designed to be a source of flourishing, not just a gathering place once a week. Research shows that being part of a church community ca…
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At Eastown, we believe Jesus is for everyone—no exceptions. This week, we're diving into what it means to truly experience Jesus. Whether you've been hurt by past church experiences or felt like you didn't measure up, we want you to know that Eastown is a safe place for you to feel loved, find belonging, and explore your faith at your own pace. Eas…
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Feeling disconnected? You’re not alone. Recent surveys from the Census Bureau reveal that Americans have been spending increasingly less time with friends and loved ones, even before the pandemic. More than half of Americans report feeling significantly lonely, a rate higher than those experiencing obesity or diabetes. Additionally, about half have…
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Choosing Arkansas with Dr. Karama Neal shares stories of those who chose Arkansas as their home. In this episode, Dr. Neal talks to Jean Block, the CEO of the Little Rock Water Reclamation Authority. We hope these conversations inspire you to learn more about professional, educational, social and other opportunities in Arkansas, and soon, choose Ar…
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Choosing Arkansas with Dr. Karama Neal shares stories of those who chose Arkansas as their home. We want to help you make the Natural State your natural choice. On today's episode, we talk to Samantha Evans about what brought her back to her home state after living away for many years. We hope these conversations inspire you to learn more about pro…
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Dr. Karama Neal, principal of Neal Firm, aspires to help Arkansas achieve its full potential as a place where Black people can thrive. Achieving this potential requires not only the engagement of current Black Arkansans but also the economic, social, and political involvement of Black people with ties to the state — whether it's through kinship, fr…
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This is part two of our dive into urban agriculture. We’re talking about how Black farmers and growers are creating solutions to the lack of healthy food options in their communities. Be sure to listen to Episode 41 with Leroi Emerson, who serves on the board for Urban Patchwork. In this episode, we’re talking to Gabriyel El-Bey, the owner and oper…
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This two-part episode of the Blackbelt podcast explores how Urban Patchwork, a Little Rock-based nonprofit network of farmers and backyard gardeners, aims to build a sustainable local food economy and promote interdependence among residents. In part one, we hear from LeRoi Emerson, a board member for Urban Patchwork. He joins host Adena White to ta…
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We're back in the saddle! In this episode, Adena and Kara discuss the relaunch of Blackbelt Voices as a platform for authentic storytelling. After completing a Social Impact Storytelling program at Georgetown University and a fellowship with Solutions Journalism Network, Adena has come back with fresh ideas of how Blackbelt Voices can emphasize the…
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