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Join Rob Tebbutt, former WBO Super-Featherweight champion Barry Jones, and top commentator Andy Clarke on The Boxing Show. Every week, they review and preview the best fights in the sport, discuss top stories, and occasionally bring on some of the biggest names in boxing.
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Rob Dibble Show

Fox Sports Radio 97-9 Hartford

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Rob Dibble breaks down the biggest stories in the world of sports alongside the biggest names in the industry every weekday afternoon from 3-7pm ET on Fox Sports Radio 97-9
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The podcast for in between your podcasts. Each episode brings you into the world of Abbie & Cian. Assisted by impressions, odd noises and the contributors continuously talking over one another; these short, harmless soundbites act as the perfect easy-going pause before you listen to your next podcast.
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Elevate your game with Big League Perspective, hosted by author of “Passion Prevails,” Billy Pinckney (aka Billy the Batboy). Dive deep into the mental side, which is the foundation of athletic success, and discover how YOU can cultivate a championship mindset in every aspect of your life. Uncover the inspirational tales of adversity that professional athletes have conquered on their journey to greatness, serving as powerful inspiration for the next generation. Explore the relentless determi ...
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Welcome to "Securely Connected Everything," a dynamic podcast hosted by Michael van Rooyen (MVR), dedicated to exploring the intricate relationship between connectivity and security in the digital age. Each week, MVR welcomes guests from diverse backgrounds, to shed some light on cutting-edge technologies and methodologies that enhance digital experiences while safeguarding against potential threats. From exploring the origins and capabilities of innovative solutions, to dissecting the impli ...
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Host Matt Price is a recovering politico now working in technology, business and marketing and searching for the meritocracy. His addictive interview podcast "The Conversation" was borne out of his desire to talk to people who really care about what they are doing and are focused on making things better.
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STEM Lab

South Carolina Governor's School for Science and Mathematics

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How can we best prepare our students to be STEM leaders? STEM Lab is for secondary and higher education STEM teachers, administrators, and policy makers. Guest experts from around the United States and the world give us insight into what we should be teaching and how we can best teach it. We discuss the innovative instructional techniques, education research, and societal and economic trends impacting STEM Education. Host Michael A. Newsome and co-hosts Crystal McGee and Nicole Kroeger are c ...
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Bible and Business' Bill English helps us look changes coming to both social security and federal tax policy, but also how God is sovereign over our leaders and how we are to trust Him while submitting to our leaders. Psychologist Debra Fileta, author of "Soul Care," talk again about how our relations connections, with people and with God, are esse…
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After hearing of a tourist spot in Turkmenistan that calls itself the "gates of hell," Carmen talks about what Jesus meant that the gates of hell would not prevail against His people. Mission Network News' Ruth Kramer talks about the crises happening in places like Japan and Haiti, what ministries are doing to show the love of Jesus, and how we can…
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Musician Kristyn Getty, author of kid's book "Joni Eareckson Tada," talks about her relationship of Joni Eareckson Tada, her faithfulness amid her disability, and how Joni impacted her and her family. Bob Petterson, co-founder of the Legacy Imperative, talks about how our loving relationships with our kids, grandkids, and the younger generations ha…
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Political scientist Adam Carrington talks about how the future of Evangelicalism in the US looks increasingly non-denomination, and how we can engage in the political conversations of the day in ways that show your hope in God, not men. Carmen talks about how we think about calendars and time, and how we need to live as if today is the day the Lord…
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On this Labor Day Best of Mornings with Carmen, The Denver Institute's Joanna Meyer, author of "Women, Work, and Calling," shows how the Gospel of Jesus transforms our work life, infusing it with a bigger purpose in God's redemptive plan. Tim Muehlhoff, co-author of "End the Stalemate," talks about how we need to move beyond holding others we disag…
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On this Labor Day Best of Mornings with Carmen, Bible and Business' Bill English looks last month's brief market drop, the measuring of fear, and how Jesus gives us reasons not to live in fear. Russell Joyce, author of "His Face Like Mine," talks about his physical deformity, of feeling unworthy, but of God's great love to touch and redeem our scar…
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Have you ever wondered how time management can revolutionise Operational Technology (OT) in critical infrastructure? Join us for a compelling conversation with Brendan McCarthy, the Managing Director for Availability Systems Engineering, who brings a wealth of experience from his 25-year career, including 22 years at BHP. Brendan shares invaluable …
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Friend of the Rob Dibble Show, Hartford Courant's Dom Amore, called in to discuss the remarkable season that Yankee's slugger Aaron Judge is having, what went into the starting QB decision from Jim Mora ahead of UConn football's opening game, and what it would mean for UConn to potentially join the Big 12 conference in the NCAA.…
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Along with a review of the new "Reagan" movie, Plugged In's Adam Holz responds to a recent pronouncement by the US Surgeon General that parental stress is public health crisis. 4G3's Laila Wahba, co-author of "The Coup," looks at how King David failed to recognize how his patterns of behavior affected his family until it was too late. How can we br…
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As much as we have questions for God, Carmen points out that God has questions for us. Are you ready to answer? The Flourishing Cooperative's Gary Kendall shares stories of those who follow the B.L.E.S.S. rhythm of reaching their neighbors for Jesus, and praying for the with the help of the free BLESS app. Faith Radio podcasts are made possible by …
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Eric Hogue talks about the various places he's worked throughout various sectors, including radio and now as president of Colorado Christian University, and how it's so important to be a light for Jesus in whatever part of the marketplace God puts you. Christie Thomas, author of "Little Habits, Big Faith," talks about various ways to help get God's…
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Awana's Matt Markins, co-author of "Forming Faith," talks about the importance of relationship helping our kids and the next generation meet and follow Jesus. Pastor Alfonso Espinosa, author of "Faith that Shines in the Culture," helps us get ready for the new school year and reflects on what makes both a good teacher and a good student. Faith Radi…
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Along with some recent science headlines, science writer Heather Zeiger of the Center for Bioethics and Human Dignity addresses how Canada continues to expand their legal euthanasia to those with mental health issues. Carmen, then, talks about other interesting headlines around the health benefits of singing Amazing Grace, as well at talks about ho…
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Everyone's Wilson's Daryl Crouch and Carmen talk about the transit bus driver who gave a in need homeless person her shoes on a hot summer day, and how that's an example of just doing something redemptive in a broken situation. Along with talking about the astronauts stuck in space, Mark Turman of the Denison Forum talks about Elon Musk and a growi…
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Dr. Tiffany Schatz of the Christian Medical and Dental Association talks about recent news around a hope that a certain cancer drug might also treat early-state Alzheimer's, as well as other medical news to help us live well. Joe Dobbins, author of "Hope After Church Hurt," talks about ways to heal from the pain of abuse or other hurt that happened…
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Nick Pitts of the Institute for Global Engagement looks at news around alleged pricing collusion by landlords and about talk around expanding child tax credits, looking at the bigger picture of God's heart for the poor and outcast. Philos Project's Luke Moon offers an update on the situation in and around Israel, including tensions around the templ…
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Pyschologist Linda Mintle talks about how sleep problems in children can lead to ADHD symptoms. She also addresses what do to when your child has a tablet tantrum. SaturateUSA's Phil Cohn share the vision of churches and their members connecting with and reaching the neighbors in their zip code with the Gospel. Faith Radio podcasts are made possibl…
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Carmen opens up the Monday Mailbag to answer some questions listeners have asked regarding prayer, and also taking God at his word. Political scientist Daniel Bennett addresses what it means to vote our values, especially as a Christian. Faith Radio podcasts are made possible by your support. Give now: Click here…
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Unlock the secrets of modern network access control with Matt Fowler, the Director of AI-Driven Enterprise Sales and Engineering at Juniper Networks for the APC region. Matt takes us through his 18-year journey, starting from a support engineer at Cisco TAC to leading innovations at Juniper. Discover how network access control has transformed over …
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Plugged In's Adam Holz offer a review for the new movie "The Forge" that brings the topic of Christian discipleship to the big screen. From pumpkin spice to Icelandic volcanoes, Carmen helps us see God in the things happening in the world so we can share Him with others better. Faith Radio podcasts are made possible by your support. Give now: Click…
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Convoy of Hope's Hal Donaldson, author of "What Really Matters," shares about his misplaced priorities in growing the ministry of Convoy of Hope, the cost on him and his family, and how proper aligned priorities create a better framework for growth and health. Social media expert Chris Martin talks about the prevalence of social media influencers a…
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Mark Vroegop, author of "Waiting Isn't a Waste," shows that in our microwave and express-lane world may make waiting hard to do, God has always built into his people so much in the seasons of waiting. Rick Dempsey, the SVP of Creative and Global Localization for The Come and See Foundation, talks about the monumental effort of translating the TV se…
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Political scientist Mark Caleb Smith joins Carmen in looking how faith is depicted in our current election cycle, and how words like "freedom" and "justice" are being used by politicians with different meanings. Carmen then continues to respond to listener texts around the use of words, plus asks listeners what Faith Radio means to them. Faith Radi…
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Bible and Business' Bill English helps us understand how inflation and the growing national debt are and likely will impact us, and calls us to be prepared when crisis strikes to minister to those in need. April Readliner of Canavox talks about helping college students understand how God designed us to relate well between the sexes. Faith Radio pod…
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In applying the mind of Christ to the matters of the day, Carmen looks at a recent speech at the RNC talking about how we are all God's children. Mission Network New's Ruth Kramer updates us about developments with Christians overseas struggling under persecution. Faith Radio podcasts are made possible by your support. Give now: Click here…
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Steve Carter, author of "Grieve, Breathe, Receive," talks about the disconnection between our pain and often the way we "do" church, and how important our relationships are as we grieve. Dr. Corbin Hoornbeek, president of the University of Northwestern-St Paul, talks about the difference between cancel culture and when an institutions mission filte…
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Carmen responds to news of how Planned Parenthood is offering abortion-inducing drugs and vasectomies from a mobile facility outside the DNC in Chicago this week. Suzanne Eller, author of "Prayer Starters," talks about ways to continue praying while you wait for God to answer, even in the midst of tears. Faith Radio podcasts are made possible by yo…
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