phil embraces being weird for his date with laraine, i try not to get sidetracked by heidi ii, but do take a stab at interpreting the costume choices in #groundhogday minute 43. ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

In honor of National Hispanic Heritage Month, we listen deeply to the stories and voices of Latinx/Hispanic members of our community. Through memory, music, and reflection, we explore how roots nourish both personal and collective identity. Reflection from UUCGT's Service on Sun., Oct. 5, 2025. Preached by the Rev. Alex Jensen, Senior Minister at the Unitarian Universalist Congregation of Grand Traverse (UUCGT), Traverse City, Michigan. Get full access to Sermons for the Journey at

The Great Disarmament Part 13: Seeds of Peace. What does disarmament look like today? It may not be on the news. But it is happening—everywhere. In this final episode of the historical timeline, we trace disarmament from the early 2000s to the present. From gang-intervention programs to post-conflict organic farms, from library circles to peace walkers, we explore how peace is being built—not by treaties alone, but by people. Quietly, daily, defiantly. Weapons still exist. Wars are still waged. But

Click here to reply to @Astroality "If there's something that's out of balance, if something like that crops up, you need to fix it, correct it in the moment, right here, right now. Ask somebody, why all of a sudden is that an issue? Ask your child why they felt it was okay to get a no from one parent. And then go ask the other parent."

https://www.solgoodmedia.com Listen to hundreds of audiobooks, thousands of short stories, and ambient sounds all ad free! "Philosophy Insights" invites listeners into the world of philosophical exploration, providing clear explanations of complex ideas and showcasing how philosophy intersects with everyday life. Each episode is a journey through the minds of great philosophers, designed to provoke reflection and enrich understanding.

This podcast based on the texts of The Divine Judgement found in the Celestial Science provide an overview of the aforementioned Divine Judgement and the Laws of the Kingdom of Heavens, focusing on how individual thoughts and actions during the Trial of Life determine one's eternal existence. The Titles of What is to come explain that judgement is meticulous, occurring idea by idea, starting from the age of twelve, "and that every action, even a microscopic mental effort, is weighed with infinite

ECHOES: A FATHOMS DEEP PODCAST - SHOW NOTESSelkies & Seal People: Shape-shifters of the SeaEpisode 9 | September 8, 2025 | Duration: 23 minutesEPISODE DESCRIPTIONA young fisherman discovers an abandoned seal skin beside a tide pool, while in the water a woman bathes with eyes holding secrets deeper than the sea itself. This moment of transformation—suspended between human and animal, captivity and freedom—captures the profound psychology embedded in selkie folklore. In this episode, we explore how

1 Insulting My Readers People keep complaining about how their twitter feed is infested with politics or relationship discourse, how Youtube keeps showing them Anime Girl Butts: A 5 Hour Review, or Facebook serves them up AI generated slop that clueless old-people upvote. They bemoan the tyranny of the Algorithm and talk about how social media companies are Out To Get You. That said Algorithm is fiendishly clever. That said Algorithm only cares about what grabs your attention, not what you want

Every era has had its marketplace: once the town square, then the printing press, and now the endless scroll of the feed. But not every story belongs for sale. Some are meant to live in letters, conversations, or notebooks we never post — stories made to keep us human, not to grow our reach. Tracing parallels from the self-published writers of the Great Depression to today’s digital creators, Alexandria reflects on what happens when we stop writing for applause and start writing for truth. ...

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The Layers and Illusions of Reality" provides an overview of how different fields have conceptualized the nature of reality. The discussion begins with ancient philosophical views, referencing Plato's Allegory of the Cave and the Hindu concept of Maya, which both suggest that perceived reality is merely an illusion or shadow of a deeper truth. The hosts then transition to modern scientific perspectives, covering the predictable "clockwork universe" of Newton before focusing on how Einstein’s theory

How the Laozi (Daodejing) applies the lessons of complementarity to the contrast between male and female.

"What Is Time?" offers a comprehensive overview of the nature of time across multiple disciplines. The conversation, featuring hosts Maya, explores how time has been conceptualized, starting with ancient philosophy—discussing thinkers like Parmenides and Augustine who questioned whether time is real or merely a measure of change. The script then transitions to modern physics, contrasting Newton's absolute time with Einstein’s theories of relativity, which establish that time is elastic and

The Standard Reading If you've heard of Le Guin's ‘The Ones Who Walk Away from Omelas’, you probably know the basic idea. It's a go-to story for discussions of utilitarianism and its downsides. A paper calls it “the infamous objection brought up by Ursula Le Guin”. It shows up in university ‘Criticism of Utilitarianism' syllabi and is used for classroom material alongside the Trolley Problem. The story is often also more broadly read as a parable about global inequality, the comfortable rich

Welcome back to Infinite Threads. I’m your host, Bob.Have you ever looked back on something that hurt you deeply…and wondered what it meant?Not just what it did to you—but what it might have planted within you?Today, I want to walk with you into the heart of something that many of us resist:The idea that pain—real pain—might have carried a hidden gift.Not in a dismissive, “everything happens for a reason” kind of way.But in a sacred, soul-deep kind of way.The kind of reframe that doesn’t deny your

Missed the headlines? We’ve got you. This week’s Week in Review breaks down the biggest news stories — with our signature unfiltered takes. From politics to pop culture, we’re giving you the facts and our five cents. Stay informed. Stay entertained. Tap in now. #MyFiveCentsPodcast #NewsHeadlines #WeekInReview Don't forget to subscribe to The My Five Cents Podcasts. Available on all major podcast streaming services. We drop new podcast content weekly.

Feast Day for St. Jerome; Founding of The Vegetarian Society of the United Kingdom; Release of 93 Cows documentary; The Plant Powered People Podcast; A prayer by Dr. Andrew Linzey.

I break down why most of my work with dogs isn’t building behaviors but exploring the solution space—where achievement and earned opportunities become intrinsically motivating rather than cookie-dependent.You’ll learn how Initiative Transfers (taking turns, passing the ball) structure every interaction whether you acknowledge them or not, why most engagement problems stem from poor initiative transfers, and how initiative draws gaze and attention. The piece covers how markers, cues, triggers, and

I explore prospective reading—using perceptual information that specifies future states to stay ahead of the action—and why handlers need to develop the same awareness skills dogs naturally use for coupling.You’ll learn how awareness precedes and governs attention (rather than the reverse), why attention collapses awareness and shrinks your ability to pick up relevant information, and how shared subjective aims enable harmonized performance. The piece distinguishes training (mental/operant work in