Send us a text From the Marines to the post office, from the kitchen to the American Legion, Michael Minot has always found ways to serve. In this episode of Off the Gravel Road, Michael shares how scouting shaped his youth, why he chose the Marine Corps, and how food became his universal language. We talk about family, balance, community, and his role as Postmaster of Barnstead and treasurer of Post 42. It’s a conversation about flavor — in cooking, in leadership, and in life — and a reminde...

Isaac Becker preaches from Ps 27. We can cultivate confidence in the LORD through the protection he provides, the beauty he bears, and the help he hands. Confidence from God is most evidently required while facing hardships and battling our sin.The Protection He Provides (v1-3)The Beauty He Bears (v4-6)The Help He Hands (v7-12)

In this conversation, Dayle from Homeschool Minnesota interviews Jim Putman, founder of Real Life Ministries and author of 'The Power of Together.' They discuss the importance of authentic relationships for spiritual growth, Jim's personal testimony, and the challenges of parenting and discipleship in today's world. The conversation emphasizes the need for community, the role of the church as a family, and practical steps for fostering meaningful connections in both personal and spiritual

The Lusca is half-shark, half-octopus said to terrorise the depths of the Bahamas. But does this creature really exist or is it all just whirlpools and a case of mistaken identity for some giant squid? Tiernan and Athena take a deep dive to find all the evidence so that you, our Chief Detectives, can decide. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

On this episode of the podcast Mrs Winbolt and Mr Nockolds celebrate the strat of the new school year, welcoming new students, parents and teachers. Mrs Winbolt reviews the school newsletter, sharing important news, including developments at Lavington Preschool. We also welcome back POD and Bert and Ernie and look ahead tosome of the important dates for your diary this term.

Willard Shepard's A-10 squadron was the first Air Force Reserve fighter unit ever to go into combat. During the Gulf War, Shepard flew 52 combat sorties over Iraq and Kuwait. He was awarded six Air Medals for his support of Coalition Army Ground Forces. Shepard has also flown missions over Bosnia for NATO.Are you an educator? Go to edutainmentlearning.com/podcasts to download student worksheets for every episode!

On this episode of Anchored, Soren is joined by Mandi Girth, Administrative Director of the Cowan Center at the University of Dallas and author of Thoroughness and Charm. They discuss her book, the meaning behind its title, and her vision for teachers as guardians and keepers. She shares her advice for teachers who are simultaneously excited and daunted by the richness of the tradition they get to teach. They explore how teachers embody the classical tradition by cultivating a love for the ma...

In this show, Rose Gamblin interviews Bill Reeves, exploring how he experienced God's guidance throughout his life. Reeves founded the film production company WTA and later became the CEO of Educational Media Foundation, a parent organization overseeing K-Love and Air 1 radio, with a workforce of 400 employees. He has since retired from his role.Every child’s first school is their home. Homeschool Companion strives to support the 2 million families that home school their children each year. Hosted

Join Dinosaur George as he describes the amazing crocodile-like creature, Kaprosuchus! Support the show

On this week’s episode of the DPS Education Podcast We’re joined by Dr. O’Neil from CSU Global to talk about opportunities for educators to earn their teacher and principal licensure 100% online. Dr. O’Neil shares how CSU Global’s flexible, asynchronous model makes professional growth possible for busy teachers while focusing on the skills our students need today—and in the future. Listen now to learn more about how CSU Global supports educators in balancing teaching and continuing their own...

While politicians push federal funding to arm teachers, Chris Chatmon and Kingmakers of Oakland (KOO) are arming Black children with something far more powerful: creativity, culture, and community. In this deeply moving conversation, Chris returns to discuss how creative expression becomes resistance, why drumming circles counter deficit narratives, and how his organization builds what children need while others tear systems down. From table drums made to deepen intersectional connections to

Season 5 begins! In this episode we look at how fidget toys can help some brains focus—and why bedtime calls for softer tools. We explore attention as a gentle “spotlight,” meet the hidden sense of proprioception, try tiny visualizations, and learn the Three S’s for helpers: Silent, Simple, Small. Perfect for winding down while learning something real.Grown-ups: we value your feedback. Our email and message link are in the show notes—please send us your child’s questions and thoughts. Sleep

In this episode, we cover Yoga and Mindful Martial Art by first exploring how gardening is an expression of mindful work as a prerequisite to your training. Then in our Martial Art Training, doing yoga based stretches, yoga animal forms, relaxed tai chi patterns, barre exercises, pilates, the stretching walk, and the development of your straddle stretch are all valuable tools towards the sum total of your overall health and well being. In our mental training, the use of candles an...

Welcome to Fun Kids Science Weekly – Reach for the Sky Special! Ever wondered how airplanes are built? In this episode, we meet a former Airbus Chief Engineer — the person who helps design and create real-life planes! From giant wings to super-strong engines, discover the secrets of how airplanes are made and what it takes to make them fly. AndAmy takes flight into the wonderful world of wings – and how engineers are using new technology as well as learning from our feathered and

Send us a text In this episode, I sit down with Carrie West to talk about her unique journey—from studying counciling/psychology to diving into the world of film and TV, and now writing books and teaching courses on storytelling. Carrie shares how she helps people not only tell their stories but also rewrite them in powerful, life-changing ways. Oh and we also get into the movie and tv world a bit too! Carrie's Bio: Carrie KC West is a #1 international bestselling Author, Speaker and Narrat...

Our topic this week is about greed! That means that we have this intense desire for money or power or things! The man in our story this week wanted money and riches more than he wanted to follow God. It took his donkey, talking to him, to make him realize that what he was doing was wrong!Year A Quarter 3 Week 36All Bible verses are from the NKJVHymn: Wonderful Words of LifeWrite to Ms. Katie: seedpod@startingwithjesus.comKatie’s Korner: https://startingwithjesus.com/katies-korner/Find the Lessons

In this episode, host Rose Gamblin continues drawing inspiration from Donna Wyland’s Psalms in Rhyme, focusing on Psalm 15 to start the morning. She then shares ideas for encouraging children to draw and sketch during Bible time or while being read to, fostering creativity and engagement. In the Curriculum Corner segment, Rose explores the features of the online curriculum Monarch, offering insights into its educational value. The episode wraps up with the conclusion of her interview with Steven

Nehemiah Chapter 9LONGEST PRAYER: REVIVAL THROUGH WORSHIP & CONFESSIONASSEMBLY (1-3): Who all gathered? What was the purpose of the gathering? How long did they read the Word and Worship? What is the basis for true revival?CALL TO WORSHIP (4-5): Who lead the call to worship? What are some reasons to praise God?GOD’s FAITHFULNESS & MAN’s UNFAITHFULNESS (6-36): How did God display his faithfulness? How did the people respond? Did God forgive or abandon? Did people continue to repeat the same

Brittany Craveiro is the Co-Founder of Apogee Alliance in Pennsylvania, USA. Her journey has taken her from home-school mother to micro school founder. Brittany is an expert in the Socratic Method and following our children's instincts and curiosity as the drivers of education.

Muzieksmaak. Boeiend. Veranderende verkeersregels. Ook boeiend. Straatnamen onthouden. Niet te doen. Althans, voor Martijn en Joy Ellen niet. Net als het openen, laat staan lezen, van nieuwsbrieven. En we hebben het ook weet over je onveilig voelen. Collectief.