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Categories: Kids & Family, Sports

Each week a discussion guide is published for the latest sermon at North Coast Church (northcoastchurch.com). The discussion guides are based on the study questions that are available for each sermon. We hope these guides help facilitate the discussion for your group.

Categories: Religion & Spirituality

Tags: dave, enns, group, groups, growth, life

Nick, Nico, Zakk and Adam are on a mission to watch the most crazy, bizarre and unapologetically horrible content ever produced. Each week, the four friends check out a movie or TV show you’ve probably never heard of and talk about it in intense, thought-provoking detail. Sometimes it’s weird. Sometimes it’s philosophical. But it’s always hilarious as they try to answer the question: “Why is This a Thing?”

Categories: Comedy, Society & Culture, TV & Film

Let’s talk about the uncomfortable things..

Categories: Comedy

Claudia Jordan, Al Reynolds, and Funky Dineva dish on celebrity gossip!

Categories: News, Society & Culture

Wife+Mom+Breakthrough Coach+Entrepreneur+Jesus. I share my journey of walking from brokenness to freedom! I give practical tools, skillsets, and mindsets to have to walk out your breakthrough!! I believe it’s time to walk in freedom with whole hearts, Heaven is for you. In this podcast you will find solutions for partnering with God in your healing process. You don’t have to walk this journey alone. I believe there are other realms to your possibility. There is MORE for YOU! We are breaking generational cycles of poverty, brokenness, not fulfilling our divine purposes in our family and raising healthy happy whole children who love the Lord. Holy Spirit just needs permission to invade, upgrade, and transform you and your life from the inside out!! More LORD for your daughters! Learn—＞ mirandawendler.com Connect—＞hello.coachmir@gmail.com

Categories: Business, Health & Fitness, Religion & Spirituality

Conversations about what I’m cooking, or what people want to cook, or bad experiences with cooking . Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/curtis-gillenwater/support

Categories: Arts

There’s nothing we won’t discuss, but there are some things we don’t discuss.

Categories: Comedy

Journey to a different city across the globe each week for unfiltered conversations with small business owners and entrepreneurs making a difference in their community. Listen to their stories, laugh along the way and explore the city they call home. Support the show – https://bit.ly/peopleeverywherepatreon

Categories: Business, Society & Culture

Sam & Dennis bring you a weekly (mostly) podcast following the exploits of our favorite time traveler, Sam Beckett. We dive deep attempting to contextualize each episode in the time it was set, time it was produced, and time of our rewatch. We’ll also have plenty of info on the actors, locations, history, and production team with our customary digressions on TV, pop culture, and theatre. Join us as we leap from episode to episode, novel to novel, comic to comic until we run out of things to talk about… And even then…

Sam and Dennis discuss “Source Code” (2011), starring Jake Gyllenhaal. A favorite movie of Dennis’, he’s been wanting to cover this one since the start of the podcast. This was Sam’s first viewing. We give a breakdown of the movie’s production and its stars, followed by a (mostly) spoiler-free review. Then we head into a deeper dive and break the movie down, giving our own analysis and interpretations.

Categories: Arts, Society & Culture, TV & Film

Tags: Bakula, Bellisario, Quantum Leap, Sci-Fi, Stockwell, television, tv

Whether you grew up watching the movies of John Wayne, cut your teeth on Clint Eastwood’s “Man with No Name” trilogy, or consider Kevin Costner to be the screen’s quintessential cowboy star, HOW THE WEST WAS ‘CAST is just the podcast you’ve been waiting for. Join screenwriter and journalist Matthew Chernov and film historian and professor Andrew Patrick Nelson as they discuss the beloved masterpieces, forgotten treasures, and curious cult movies that make up the Western film genre. From the timeless classics of the 1940s and ‘50s, to the bold and bloody titles of the 1960s and ‘70s, to the prestige Westerns of today, HOW THE WEST WAS ‘CAST explores one of cinema’s most fascinating and enduring genres.

Categories: TV & Film

Tags: film history, Movies, westerns

Have you ever felt as if your life is not your own – that someone or something else is in charge? Have you ever been held captive by a hijacker such as addiction, abuse, fear, rejection, sickness, or poverty? Instead of identifying how it happened and changing your mindset, you may be wasting precious time wondering, “Why me?” Hi, I’m Melanie and I’ve been there and I know that you can change your thinking and take control of your life. That’s why I wrote my book, “I Don’t Think So,” and why I took it a step further and created an intensive 8-session online Bootcamp where I could guide people through the change process. I’m an author, speaker, mentor, and coach and I am an expert in helping people leave behind the why me mentality and take control of their lives. Not only is my story of victory inspiring, but it can also empower you to find victory in your life.

Categories: Education, Health & Fitness, Religion & Spirituality

Join me as I discover, converse and see the minds connect threw having conversations. Connect on things such as: conspiracy theories, why people do what they do, why are you mad, love, you, life and all the topics from sports to school to Hell I don’t know what else. It’s going to be wild and interesting. So stop in and see what the Conversatonlist has to say .

Categories: Society & Culture

We will talk about Harry Potter, Disney, Star Wars and stuff like that.

Categories: TV & Film

In today’s world, most of us tend to focus only on what could go wrong. What about the other side of that coin? Zachary Karabell doesn’t disagree with the negative, but he does feel that examining the potential good deserves a fair shake. Join him and some of today’s most prolific leaders from the political, economic, and artistic sphere to thoroughly consider the question of What Could Go Right?

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Categories: Society & Culture

If this is your first encounter with Three Men in a Boat (To Say Nothing of the Dog) you’re certainly in for a treat! One of the most delightful examples of Victorian humor, this book by Jerome K Jerome is all the way a fun cruise down the Thames River with some funny characters for company. Three Men in a Boat was originally meant to be a serious piece of travel writing, full of local flavors, legends and folklore about England’s mighty river. As it turned out, somewhere along the way, the author Jerome found himself catapulted into a madcap adventure. The plot is relatively simple. It describes three friends, namely, the author himself, Jerome, George Wingrave and Harris, who set out with their dog on a boat trip and encounter a series of amusing, poignant and strange happenings along the river. Wingrave and Harris (Carl Hentschel in real life) are both friends with whom Jerome often took trips on boats. The dog Montmorency however, is fictional! The three friends meet one evening and begin discussing their busy lives and how they feel stressed and overworked. They also imagine that they are prey to exotic and fatal diseases. The solution, they feel, is a nice long holiday. After much discussion and consideration of many options, they decide to take a boat and sail along the Thames from Kingston to Oxford, camping in suitable places along the way as the river takes them. There are interesting nuggets of history thrown in like the landmarks of Hampton Court, Marlow, Magna Carta Island and the like. In between, the author goes off on several entertaining tangents regarding a host of topics like anecdotes about his Uncle and Aunt Podger, imaginative flights of fancy, the mischievous doings of Montmorency and a hundred other digressions. Jerome’s thoughts on steam ships verses tug boats, putting up tents, cooking on oil stoves, the uselessness of barometers and many more add spice and zest to the mix. First published in 1889, Three Men in a Boat (To Say Nothing of the Dog) was initially received with a less than enthusiastic response but soon became a runaway bestseller. It has been extensively adapted for stage, screen and television and has even contributed to the Thames becoming an important tourist destination in England. The book holds immense appeal for readers of all ages and is one that evokes the same entertainment even after multiple readings.

Categories: Arts

Tags: audio books, audiobook, ebooks, free audio books, Jerome K. Jerome, Loyal Books, loyalbooks.com, Three Men in a Boat (To Say Nothing of the Dog)

The podcast where Melbourne comedian Matt Stewart and his music lovin cousin Sam Tonkin go through classic albums! Season 2 is looking at rock classics from the 1980s and season 1 explored the back catalogue of Australian pub rock legends, Cold Chisel!

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Categories: Comedy

We discuss everything. Breastfeeding, child development, structural inequities, art. As long as it’s appropriate, nothing is off limits!

Categories: Kids & Family