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Fighting High - Making Their Story Our History is a podcast presented by authors and publishers Steve Darlow and Sean Feast. Each series is dedicated to preserving the real voices of the men and women who lived through the air war of the Second World War. With special guests, historians, relatives, and authors, this podcast aims to feel like a quiet, compelling conversation — warm, accessible, and story-driven. If you’re interested in the air war, personal history, or the people who lived it, you’re in the right place. Join us as we make their story… our history.

Every doc wants to make a bigger impact. Subluxation Squad is a straight-talking podcast for chiropractors who know this work is about human potential, not just pain. Hosted by Dr. Steve Tullius and brand strategist Pacha Hornaday, it blends real stories, honest “table talks,” and expert interviews to clear the subluxations in your message, mindset, and practice so what you believe, what you say, and what you build finally line up.

IT Altruism exists to help people solve technology problems when cost, complexity, or access to experts gets in the way.We believe everyone deserves reliable, understandable technology — not just those who can afford consultants, service plans, or premium support.Our mission is to provide free, practical, and judgment-free IT guidance to individuals, families, small nonprofits, and communities who need help navigating computers, networks, devices, and digital services.At IT Altruism, we:Explain technology in plain languageFocus on real-world fixes, not upsellsHelp people regain confidence ...

Welcome to Crown and Calling! This channel exists to elicit discussions about how to bring solid expositional Christian doctrine into the realm of relationships, politics, the workplace, and pop culture.

The Jewish Song Show is an immersive audio documentary series about the stories behind the Jewish songs we think we know.Hosted by vocalist, educator, and storyteller Steve Singer, each episode takes one song—from Yiddish theatre hits to Israeli anthems to camp favorites—and follows its journey across time, place, and culture. Along the way we meet the composers, communities, and historical moments that shaped the music, and ask a bigger question: what makes a song “Jewish” in the first place?With rich sound design, archival tape, expert voices, and a healthy dose of curiosity, The ...

California Theology is a podcast exploring faith through the lens of place—where theology meets the culture, history, and imagination of the Golden State. Rather than offering easy answers, California Theology invites thoughtful conversation about God, the church, and the world we inhabit—holding together ancient faith and contemporary realities. It’s a space for curious minds, reflective believers, and anyone interested in how theology is lived, challenged, and reimagined in California’s unique cultural landscape.

Each episode presents the opening sentence and the closing sentence of a single book. Nothing in between. Two lines, separated by hundreds of pages, years of writing, and entire lives of characters, brought together in under a minute.

Touch All the Lines offers an intimate look into the life of former BYU Men's Basketball Coach, Steve Cleveland. Far more than a mere sports biography, this book chronicles Cleveland's journey as a coach, a father, and a man of faith. Through a series of personal anecdotes and reflections, listeners are invited to consider the principles that guided him on and off the court. The title, taken from a powerful lesson learned during a challenging time at Fresno State, serves as a metaphor for the pillars of a strong character.

Chloe Mayfield has found herself in some tight spots before, but a full-on war? That’s new territory for her. Branded a terrorist and enemy of the United Fairy Commonwealth, she’s under fire from every direction, and there is no shortage of people eager to take advantage of the chaos, including a murderer who stalks the streets of Boston. It’s up to Chloe to restore order to her city, and if she can’t do it soon, then she’ll have no choice but to offer up her unconditional surrender. But how can you negotiate a cease fire with a nation that doesn’t actually exist?

In the picturesque village of Ashbury, Kent, the local amateur dramatics group is ready to bring *Hamlet* to the stage. But the performance takes a deadly turn when one of their own is found stabbed behind the arras, just like Polonius. Veteran actor and former Hollywood heartthrob, Gerald Temple, now fights for his life in a very different type of theatre—the operating theatre!

Pastor Steve Strong, Pastor Ryan Atkins, and Host George Haws discuss a variety of topics to help people come to know the Greater Joy of Jesus in their lives.

Steven Paul Jobs was an American businessman, inventor, and investor best known for co-founding the technology company Apple Inc. and NeXT. The following recording is from a February 18th 1981 television interview. At the time, Steve Jobs was twenty-six years old, and Apple had gone public only two months earlier—on December 12, 1980, through its IPO on the NASDAQ stock exchange. In the interview, Jobs discusses the future of personal computers and the impact it will have on the technology world, using analogies of the electric motor to illustrate the evolution of personal computing.

These aren’t the kind of people you find looking through the want ads: Otto the wand-carrying wizard, Zac the giant werewolf, and Anastasia a five foot, hundred pound menace to society. They don’t know each other, but they must come together to save humanity because there’s an ancient secret buried in the Earth’s past and it’s about to bite the planet in the butt.

A Journey to the Manger Full of Danger, Miracles, and Romance. This new Christmas classic vividly reimagines the Gospels' Nativity story through the eyes of Sandar the Builder, a Nazareth businessman who is tortured by the uncertainty of his life's purpose.

In a world that was already tearing itself apart, imagination connoisseur and obsessive inventor Alan creates the world's most advanced AI-powered android, Benign Artificial Robot Technology or BART. Who he loves and wants to protect. Bart is new to the world but soon learns that everything around him is falling apart and he wasn’t exactly accepted into this new world he was created into. Subsequently BART encounters a force he doesn’t understand and soon, he is pushed into a problem that even he, with all his brilliance, cannot stop.

Founder of Nerd Fitness, Steve Kamb's How To Try Again, a guide to help readers transform their lives by giving up more often, failing faster, and mastering the art of starting over. Some people wake up at 4 AM, run fifteen miles barefoot, and then meditate in an ice bath. THIS BOOK IS FOR THE...

The year is 1984. It may not be the dystopian future envisioned by George Orwell, but instead the year that Kenny Loggins brought us Footloose. It was also the year that four teenage boys from the small English town of Hulmsford spent an ill-fated night in Davenport Manor—a notorious building from local legend synonymous with tragedy, cruelty, and murder.

On January 12, 2007, what began as a felony tax trial for Ed and Elaine Brown in Plainfield, New Hampshire, spiraled into the longest armed standoff in U.S. Marshals history. Refusing to appear in court and surrender to federal authorities, the Browns transformed their home into a fortress, drawing support from militia groups and anti-government activists nationwide.

Francine Witt is back: armed with a travelogue, a wry charm, and a habit of finding murder where the rosé flows freely. What begins as a biography project about a disgraced Egyptologist quickly spirals into something far stranger: a sealed bottle marked with an ancient glyph, whispers of Empress Joséphine Bonaparte's secret rituals, and a trail of memory-infused wine—possibly connected to the eccentric Masonic collector Daniel Iffla—that stretches from Amarna to Bordeaux.

A podcast where once a week two guys dare to take a look at the world burning around them and ask "Are You Seeing This?" Episodes feature discussions about some of the major political events currently dominating U.S. headlines. Also, because the news tends to suck, there's a lot of completely unrelated stories, tangents, and dad jokes. Its a hang-out show where you might learn something. Or where you'll get upset and throw your speaker through a wall. Either way it should be fun. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.