We love that “the Lord commanded that those who proclaim the gospel should get their living by the gospel.” We are driven to equip and inspire Christian workers to be Christ-centered, fully-funded, and financially faithful - so that missionary staff can come alongside all people to help them to know Jesus.
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The Support Raising Podcast, a Via podcast, seeks to flood the world with spiritually healthy, vision-driven, fully funded Great Commission workers. Whether you are just starting out, or a seasoned veteran, the Support Raising Podcast is devoted to bringing you thoughtful content through practical tips and real life stories to help you on your support raising journey. Guests of the Support Raising Podcast are active in raising and living on full support, and are invited to share their wisdom ...
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Lake Effect is your connection to the community. We bring you local conversations about the people, places and organizations that shape Milwaukee.This podcast features full episodes of Lake Effect.Learn more about Lake Effect here.
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We are Mental Health advocates! Podcast guests share their stories to humanize mental illness in our efforts to erase the stigma on a global scale and improve lives. Be mindful, listen, subscribe & rate us. Our goal is to break the walls and barriers for people so they can unmask themselves. New episodes updated every week. #mentalhealth #dialogue #talk #podcast #suicideprevention #health #endthestigma #podcast #bipolardisorder #depression #realpeople #bullying #experience #bullyinginschools ...
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The Mangled Mind Podcast with Steven Shelton: Living with Dissociative Identity Disorder
Steven Shelton
On the podcast, I delve into the world of multiple personalities. The condition is called Dissociative Identify Disorder (DID), and an estimated 1.5% of the people in the world have it. I’ll peer into the daily lives of those with DID to see how they cope with their other personalities (called alters). On occasion, I’ll speak with their loved ones—especially in cases where the person with DID refuses to seek help. Please join me for what I promise will be an interesting journey.
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News Conferences provide information to the media and citizens of Madison, unfiltered and uncut.
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We are giving you short episodes of mini-podcast.
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Vicki McKenna, the voice of reason in a city of chaos, weekday afternoons on 1310 WIBA
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The Music Podcast Deluxe brings you music and culture from two close friends and band mates on a mission to make time for the music they love. Exploring all genres of music and helping spread the word about Montreal's local music scene Dre and Muk talk vinyl, upcoming news, shows and everything in between.
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Monday 2/3/25: MPD pursuit policy, oft-forgotten Black history, Jones Island
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51:18MPD's pursuit policy and how it’s being enforced and monitored. An upcoming lecture about Black history that is often never taught. A documentary that explores the history of Jones Island.
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Monday 2/17/25: White House history, Thin Ice, forks in roads
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51:29Preserving White House history. How this winter compares to last year's record warmth. An essay from a Veterans Affairs employee sharing the ‘Fork in the Road’ email's impact.
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Thursday 2/13/25: Housing Authority financial woes, Thin Ice, love songs
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51:23Financial issues the Housing Authority and what’s being done to address them. A preview of the upcoming series, “Thin Ice 2025 – Our Warming Winters.” A new executive director of Milwaukee Film. A mixtape of love songs picked by WUWM staff.
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Wednesday 2/12/25: USAID freeze in Wisconsin part two, youth homelessness, bugs
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51:22A Wisconsinite impacted by the Trump Administration’s USAID freeze. New efforts to support young people experiencing homelessness. An entomologist changes hearts and minds on insect importance.
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Tuesday 2/11/25: USAID freeze in Wisconsin, Black History Month movies, a local Bad Bunny collab
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51:20The Wisconsin impact of the Trump Administration’s USAID freeze. Historical to horror: movies to watch in honor of Black History Month. A UW professor teams up with rapper Bad Bunny.
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Monday 2/10/25: Capitol Notes, library kitchens, historic recipes
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51:20How Wisconsin politicians are reacting to the Trump administration’s actions. Books and Beyond goes from the stacks to the stove at the Cargill Community Kitchen. Milwaukee Public Library’s Historic Recipe Files.
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Thursday 2/6/25: Survive and thrive this winter
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51:22Today's show is all about winter: how to stay safe outdoors and be prepared for emergencies; how to keep your pets healthy; help avoid putting extra stress on your car in the cold; a free winter festival.
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Wednesday 2/5/25: News literacy, refugees in Milwaukee, Latinos in Wisconsin
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51:21News literacy: what it means, and how it helps understand a rapidly changing news environment. The story of two brothers from Afghanistan now living in Milwaukee, and a federal funding pause that hurts refugee resettlement. Latinos in Wisconsin, and the intersection of faith and belonging.
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Tuesday 2/4/25: Correcting corrections, Pearls Who Cook, dive bars
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51:21Superintendent of Milwaukee County's correctional facility speaks about her approach to rehabilitation. A local man incarcerated as a teenager on post-release challenges. What makes dive bars a staple in Wisconsin culture.
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Thursday 1/30/25: Executive orders and the environment, prison calls, millennial nostalgia
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51:19How executive orders on the environment could impact projects and efforts in Wisconsin. An effort to make calls to state jails and prison free. Some millennial nostalgia with author Ira Madison III.
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Wednesday 1/29/25: Milwaukee mayor 1999 retrospective, desegregation, Lady Like
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51:29Milwaukee's mayor gives a retrospective on issues facing the city in 1999 and today. A Wisconsin judge discusses attending schools during desegregation in the south. A RuPaul’s Drag Race queen and feature of “Lady Like.”
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Tuesday 1/28/25: Statewide ballot petitioning, Willem Dafoe, Live at Lake Effect
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51:21Why citizens can't petition for statewide ballot initiatives and referendums in Wisconsin. Actor Willem Dafoe remembers his time as a student at UWM. Live at Lake Effect features The Wild Feathers.
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Monday 1/27/25: Milwaukee Mayor speaks on immigration enforcement
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51:20Milwaukee Mayor Cavalier Johnson on immigration enforcement in the city. The Milwaukee Badgers: one of the Green Bay Packers biggest, former rivals. How Milwaukee became known as the Cream City.
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Thursday 1/23/25: Wisconsin Republican hopes for 2025, disposing Christmas trees, caring for birds
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51:10A Republican state rep shares her hopes for a new session. How to properly dispose of your Christmas tree. How to care for birds this winter.
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Wednesday 1/22/25: Illness update, civic education, staying social this winter
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51:16What illnesses are in the air in Milwaukee County, and how to stay safe. How museums can increase civic education. Staying active and social during the cold winter months.
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Tuesday 1/21/25: Remembering Bob Uecker, NIL and college sports, Midwest climate change
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51:29Remembering Bob Uecker. How changes to rules on paying college athletes have impacted college sports for players and spectators. A Wisconsin author discusses his novel about climate change in the Midwest.
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Thursday 1/16/25: The Domes reimagined, eco-friendly surfboards, pull tabs
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51:22The Domes Reimagined Project and what updates are coming to the horticultural hub. A Milwaukeean who created a surfboard made entirely of eco-friendly materials. How pull tabs ended up in so many Wisconsin bars.
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Wednesday 1/15/25: Preserving natural farmland, homesteading gone wrong, Angels of Dirt
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51:30A conservation group working to preserve and protect natural farmland. A homesteading experience gone horribly wrong. Wisconsin’s motorcycle racing scene and why a film about it took 17 years to complete.
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News Conference: State of Public Safety January 14, 2025
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Tuesday 1/14/25: Mapping landlords, silent book club, 2024's astronomy events
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51:18A tool that empowers Milwaukee renters. How Milwaukee’s Silent Book Club brings readers together. Reflections on 2024 events at the Manfred Olson Planetarium – including the solar eclipse.
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Monday 1/13/25: Bipartisanship hopes, top research of 2024, 'The Last Repair Shop'
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51:18Conversation with the state Democratic Assembly Minority Leader on her hope for more bipartisanship. The Wisconsin Policy Forum’s top findings from 2024. A Wisconsin producer of the Oscar-winning documentary short film “The Last Repair Shop.”
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Thursday 1/9/25: Niche Milwaukee history in museums, mental health facilities and the Gas Building
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51:15Milwaukee Public Museum's accomplished history. Artifacts left over from Milwaukee’s past mental health care facilities. What Milwaukee is Made Of. We plan a snowmobiling trip.
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Wednesday 1/8/25: New year new state politics? Milwaukee's youth poet laureate
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51:23Upcoming state legislature and state supreme court storylines in 2025. Milwaukee has a new youth poet laureate. Plus, explore earth-conscious New Year’s resolutions with Dig In! and learn a new NA cocktail recipe.
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Tuesday 1/7/25: New years resolutions, winter weather, safety on ice
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51:17Rethinking new year’s resolutions into opportunities for change. Preparing for severe winter weather. Safety tips for those planning to do any winter recreation on the ice.
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Best-Of 2024: Thursday 1/2/25: Greentree apartments, taxidermist, Oriental organ, senior dance groups
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51:15The Greentree Apartments provide safety and learning. Renowned taxidermist shares her work in Milwaukee. A restored organ comes to the Oriental Theater. Tap your toes along with two senior dance groups.
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Best-Of 2024 Wednesday 1/1/25: MKE Outdoor Indoor Exchange, periodical cicadas, MPM geology collection
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51:14MKE Outdoor Indoor Exchange's mission is to reuse and recycle. Two WUWMers go on a cicada seeking adventure. We look at the public museum's geology collection and hear from some folks who have a special connection to Leap Day.
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