Luke 20:45-46 While all the people were listening, Jesus said to his disciples, “Beware of the teachers of the law. They like to walk around in flowing robes and love to be greeted with respect in the marketplaces and have the most important seats in the synagogues and the places of honor at banquets.”+Ouch! Jesus addressed many audiences that included religious leaders. Leveraging appropriate authority, he described what he observed in the marketplaces, synagogues, banquets, and homes of various

In this empowering short episode of Eye Opener Society, the host dives into the art of authentic self-expression and challenges the social programming that pressures us to conform. Using a fun and thought-provoking “Pants Theory” metaphor, this episode explores what it means to be yourself unapologetically while still honoring your personal boundaries and social awareness. Discover how creativity, confidence, and individuality work together to raise your vibrational energy and inspire others to do

Imane Khelif Biography Flash a weekly Biography.Over the last few days, Imane Khelif, Algeria’s Olympic boxing champion, has remained firmly at the center of the sports and media spotlight. The biggest headline came just this week when Khelif publicly refuted rumors of her retirement, which were triggered by comments from her former manager Nasser Yesfah. Despite Yesfah’s claim in Nice-Matin that Khelif had "left the world of boxing," she fired back the same day on Facebook, denouncing his

The singer Adele was cast away by Lauren Laverne in 2022.In 2008, she released her debut album, 19, and the following year she won the first of many Grammys. Her next three albums, 21, 25 and 30, consolidated her superstar status.She told Lauren about the day she signed her first record deal.You can listen to the full episode on BBC Sounds.

In this short trailer, Rob and Brent introduce Midlife Circus—a podcast for anyone navigating the glorious chaos of midlife.Somewhere along the way, they realized they were officially in it: backs that ache for no reason, playlists stuck in the ‘90s, and kids wearing T-shirts from their favorite bands. But instead of calling it a crisis, they’re calling it what it really is—a circus.Each week, they’ll dive into the unpredictable world of midlife—talking about reinvention, curiosity,

“Hating people is like burning down your house to get rid of a rat.”Henry Emerson FosdickDo you foster hatred for somebody else?Hatred burns you up inside and does nothing to them.Think about it.That’s why forgiveness is so important.Forgiveness is not for anybody else.It’s only for you.It doesn’t matter whether they even agree with you or think they should be forgiven for anything.You forgive so you don’t burn down your own house.What are your thoughts?Robert’s Substack is a reader-supported

In tonight’s episode, Eri steps out of the sound booth to spotlight author Chuck Collins and his new book Burned by Billionaires. Collins exposes how concentrated wealth and political influence are eroding democracy, creating a system where the ultra-rich shape laws, control narratives, and pull power further from the people. #WealthAndPower #EconomicInequality #BillionaireClass #DemocracyAtRisk #ChuckCollins

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Written 10/19/2025.I promised myself that I would not write about my love life at this point in time other than to say it’s been going amazingly well. I’ve been journaling about it and may turn it into a book with the current working title, “Dating Over 50 - a Man’s Journey.” Robert’s Substack is a reader-supported publication. To receive new posts and support my work, consider becoming a free or paid subscriber.Here are some things I can mention that you may think amusing and for those men who are

Hi, I’m Pete George — but everyone calls me Georgie. I’ve spent a lifetime behind the camera, capturing moments and learning from them. And mate, have I learned a lot along the way.This little trailer sets the scene for what’s to come — honest conversations about life, creativity, and the lessons that sit just outside the frame. It’s not about gear, filters, or perfect shots; it’s about people, perspective, and purpose.If you’re a Gen Xer who’s been around long enough to know life doesn’t

It, it-it-it,it is determinance, an unshakable, infallible certainty of occurrence— that it not only has been decided but that in deciding it has been determined that it would be, and not only would it be but it be, has been, and always has it been. All there is left to be is its experience, yet its experience requires your determinance. You ask about the sportsman who trains, who competes, who rivals their adversaries. “Who is the one to win over the other when the other can also be the

Have you ever heard of the lipstick index? It's a term economists use to gauge whether we're on the way to a recession. They base it on the idea that people buy certain items in advance, in bulk, when the economy starts to go south. For women, things like lipstick, eye shadow, and most makeup in general. There are other indicators, too. We talked about one a few weeks ago. It's when certain food items like Hamburger Helper see a sales increase. Numerous factors fall into this lipstick index. I

🌊⚡ Ready to meet the most dramatic sea god in Greek mythology? In this very first episode of Myth Drop Legends, Ariel I. Gou dives into the story of Poseidon — the god of the sea, earthquakes, storms, horses (?!), and some serious Olympian drama. You’ll learn who Poseidon really is, what makes him dangerous, and why he’s way more than just a salty ocean guy with a trident. 🎧 This episode is part of the brand-new Myth Drop Legends series — where stories get real, fast — and you’ll learn Greek

Discover how filmmakers transform digital footage into authentic 35mm film, achieving timeless cinematic visuals with precision and artistry at Jake Seal Black Hangar Studios, setting new standards for modern and classic filmmaking alike.

In 2015, the forensic anthropologist, Professor Dame Sue Black, was cast away by Kirsty Young.Brought up on the west coast of Scotland and in Inverness, she fell in love with biology at secondary school and read Human Anatomy at the University of Aberdeen. After graduation, she worked at London's St Thomas' Hospital as an anatomist, and police began to call on her to help identify bones.She spoke to Kirsty about the mysteries of the human body.You can find the full episode on BBC Sounds.

Following the assassination of conservative figure Charlie Kirk, the Pentagon has launched investigations into nearly three hundred military personnel, civilians, and contractors for their online comments. Critics say Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth’s sweeping review blurs the line between discipline and political enforcement, raising questions about free speech and loyalty within the ranks. #PentagonProbe #MilitarySpeech #FreeExpression #GovernmentAccountability #CharlieKirk