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Fergus and Sarah talk all things Netball in this new podcast for 2026.They will talk about the Netball Super League, Commonwealth Games and many other tournaments. Fergus brings a young persons voice to the conversation, asking the questions that kids want the answers to while Sarah has in depth knowledge and experience of the game.Who knows where this podcast will take us, but come along for the chat and find out!

The Purpose For Every Season Podcast encourages moms to find purpose in every season of motherhood by providing faith-filled encouragement and practical advice. Hosted by Kermilia White, this podcast offers weekly encouragement for moms learning to balance faith and family with purpose. "To everything there is a season, A time for every purpose under heaven..." - Ecclesiastes 3:1

In the 21st Century, weve witnessed a significant resurgence of skepticism towards science, particularly among Evangelicals. However, this conflict between science and religion is far from new. In the late 1800s, author Andrew Dickson White asserted that any interference with science in the name of religion, regardless of intent, has historically led to dire consequences for both realms. Conversely, he argued that unimpeded scientific inquiry, even when seemingly threatening to religious beliefs, ultimately fosters the greatest advancements for both science and faith. In this volume, White ...

In this thought-provoking volume, the author explores the tumultuous relationship between science and theology throughout modern history. He argues that attempts to interfere with scientific progress in the name of religion—despite good intentions—have led to significant harm for both fields. Conversely, he posits that unimpeded scientific inquiry, even when it challenges religious beliefs, ultimately benefits both science and spirituality. This work chronicles the gradual liberation of scientific thought from theological constraints, though it has drawn criticism from contemporary ...

Just having a chat about God and Jesus. I get so inspired by my devotionals, I feel moved to share with everybody, who will listen.If I can turn 1 person to Jesus then my job is done.I am recently retired. Married with 2 boys and 5 grandkids. Right now we live on 4 1/2 acres, and have been here for 22 years. Thinking of downsizing, but just love the country life too much.We enjoy taking little trips, cars, animals and kayaking and hiking.I am available through email. white102363@gmail.com

Stewart Edward White, a celebrated novelist known for his authentic portrayals of the western frontier and wilderness, brings his extensive research and firsthand experiences to life in this practical guide for outdoor enthusiasts. Drawing from fascinating interviews with gold rush veterans and pioneers, Whites narratives are infused with rich details of daily frontier life. A passionate outdoorsman himself, he shares invaluable insights from his hunting, camping, and fishing adventures, along with timeless wisdom gleaned from trail guides around campfires. This guide is not just a manual for ...

Dive into a captivating condensation of Bakers earlier, more extensive works that chronicle his daring self-funded adventures into the heart of Africa. Experience his thrilling quests to uncover the sources of the Nile in The Albert NYanza, Great Basin Of The Nile (1866) and The Nile Tributaries Of Abyssinia (1867), all while encountering a few elephants along the way. (Summary by Steven Seitel)

Beyond the Bridge is a podcast for worship leaders and church teams who want to go deeper than Sunday’s setlist. We talk worship music, songwriting, theology, leadership, creativity, and the real challenges of leading people in worship week after week.Each episode focuses on the real work of worship ministry; from planning, navigating team dynamics, and staying spiritually healthy while leading others. Whether you’re on stage, in the booth, or behind the scenes, Beyond the Bridge exists to equip, encourage, and remind you why you do what you do.Because worship doesn’t end at the bridge...

Bringing together a collection of Harold Bloom’s letters to and from eight of his favorite contemporary writers, Heather Cass White provides an intimate view of one of the most famous literary critics of the last century. In correspondence with Alvin Feinman, Northrop Frye, A. R. Ammons, John Hollander, James Merrill, John Ashbery, Henri Cole, and Ursula K. Le Guin, we see Bloom developing his groundbreaking theory of poetic influence, transforming himself into a public intellectual, and reckoning with the meaning of his own legacy.

Welcome to the Sit Down, White Hat Hip Hop podcast. A podcast by and for Hip Hop Lovers. Join The Professor, Poppa U, and Uncle Mik as they discuss the latest in the world of Hip Hop, with their own special flare. We are a Family Friendly podcast... kinda.

Join four adventurous friends as they embark on a thrilling quest to strike it rich during the California Gold Rush of 1849. Journey with them as they navigate their way across the isthmus of Panama to the bustling streets of San Francisco. Along the way, they face hostile Native Americans, encounter dangerous desperadoes, and endure the wrath of nature itself. Will fortune favor them, or will their dreams of gold turn to dust? Tune in to discover their fate in this captivating tale of ambition and adventure. (Summary by Richard Kilmer)

Born with a devastating central nervous disorder, Jason lives in a private hell. His reality is a cycle of mind-numbing agony where even the brush of air against skin feels like fire. Addicted to every narcotic known to man to ease his suffering, he is locked away in a padded room by day and a sensory deprivation bag by night.

Aaron has spent his life running from intimacy, but when his professor, Dr Kenneth Lyons, broke through his defences last year, only to push him away, the sting of rejection left an indelible mark. He’s determined to win him back and prove their connection is more than just forbidden heat. But when danger lurks in every touch, and even a single kiss becomes deadly, Aaron might not survive long enough to prove he’s worth the risk.

Step into the captivating world of the American West with Arizona Nights, a mesmerizing collection of stories shared by those who lived them. Join storyteller Adam E. Maroney as he weaves together unforgettable narratives that bring the spirit of the frontier to life.

Do you ever feel like emotions take over before you have a chance to think? One moment you’re fine then suddenly you’re reacting, withdrawing, overexplaining, or replaying the moment long after it’s over. Not because you want to, but because it happens fast. The Inner Response Manual offers a calm, practical way to understand what’s happening and how to respond differently without forcing calm, suppressing feelings, or changing who you are.

Reading all of President Trump's accomplishments in his first 365 days in office—all 365 of them. "Securing America’s Borders and Putting Americans First” is a bullet-point scorecard of what the Trump Administration says it achieved in its first year. On immigration, it claims negative net migration in 2025, more than 2.6 million removals plus two million “self-deportations,” sharply lower illegal crossings, and reduced fentanyl trafficking, supported by detention over release, renewed wall construction, visa revocations, and tougher actions against cartel and terrorism-linked entrants.

If you’ve ever wanted to live more sustainably but felt overwhelmed by guilt, pressure, or perfectionism The Gentle Green Life offers a quieter, more compassionate path forward. This book is not about doing everything right. It’s about doing what’s realistic, meaningful, and sustainable for your life.

During the the spring thaw in the 1990's, a father and former OSS officer takes vengeance upon the man who killed his wife and daughter-in-law.

This podcast brings together four emerging Transactional Analysis practitioners from Black and mixed heritage backgrounds in the UK to explore what therapy really looks like — and who it’s for. With warmth, humour, and honest conversation, they break down TA theory in everyday language and share their lived experiences of training as therapists from under represented communities. The show dives into how race, culture, identity, power, and history shape therapeutic spaces, offering a relatable, human take on healing and social change.

Not every "once upon a time" ends in a happily ever after. My fairytale, for instance, didn't come with a handsome Prince Charming, a night at the ball, or a magical pumpkin carriage. Instead, I got a bearded, bad-tempered king, a sex party for rich people, and a driver waiting to take me home after the royal asshole was finished with me. And they lived not so happily ever after. The end. That should be it, right? Even missing some conventional fairytale elements, it's clear no one is riding off into the sunset in the tale of the grumpy king and the naïve, much younger actress.