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Les Petites FroussesDaniel LaPlante : L'homme qui vivait dans les mursEn 1986, les sœurs Tina et Karen Bowen commencent à remarquer des phénomènes étranges dans leur maison après une séance de Ouija. Elles entendent des bruits mystérieux, découvrent des messages écrits sur les murs et constatent que des objets changent de place sans que personne n'y ait touché.Alors que les phénomènes se multiplient, les deux soeurs viennent à croire que leur maison est hantée par une entité malveillante, voire démoniaque. Mais derrière ces manifestations se cache bel et bien une présence... celle de Daniel LaPlante, un adolescent au passé...2025-07-0758 min

On Boards PodcastNavigating Board Dynamics and Strategic Leadership with Karen Boykin-TownsWith an extensive background in policy, advocacy, and corporate governance, Karen shares insights from her roles at Pfizer, iFIT Health & Fitness, and the NAACP. She recounts her journey to becoming a board member including her experiences during the IPO process at iFIT, and the challenges and triumphs of leading through turbulent times. Additionally, Karen reflects on the significance of diversity in board composition and the enduring impact of Brown v. Board of Education on the 70th anniversary of the decision. We love our listeners! Drop us a line or give us guest...2024-06-0435 min

Localization Fireside ChatKaren Decker: Pioneering a New Era in the Language Industry | In-Depth ALC President |Join us in this exclusive interview with Karen Decker, the newly elected president of the Association of Language Companies (ALC). In this in-depth discussion, Karen shares her insights on her journey, the evolving goals of the ALC, and the future of the language industry. Dive into her vision for innovation, community engagement, and the transformative role of AI in language services. About Karen Decker: Karen Decker brings a wealth of experience and a fresh perspective to the ALC. With her at the helm, the ALC aims to navigate the challenges of today's global market and push the...2024-05-1444 min

糖蒜广播Mo Ayoub·糖蒜爱音乐之After DarkPresenting this week's After Dark mix with the incomparable Mo Ayoub. A seasoned DJ and broadcaster, Mo crafts a captivating journey featuring classics from the vibrant UKG world, the soulful melodies of Portugal's Rs Produções, and entrancing jazz vibes from the likes of Mo Kolors and Miguel Atwood-Ferguson. It's not just a mix; it's an immersive experience.Mo Kolours - Magic MomentumMiguel Atwood-Ferguson - Kairos (Kefi)dazegxd & gum.mp3 - Bad 4 UsRegal86 - Illegal StreetOSSX - Make Nice (Club Version)Helix - Track Titled 1 (Jossy Mitsu Remix)The Memzee...2024-01-1156 min

Over The Wire Podcast117/ The Impossible Cities: Hong Kong & Beirut w/ Karen Cheung Podcast: The Fire These Times (LS 44 · TOP 1% what is this?)Episode: 117/ The Impossible Cities: Hong Kong & Beirut w/ Karen CheungPub date: 2022-07-15Notes from Over The Wire Podcast:The host and guest end up finding a lot of things in common between their two cities and experiences.Get Podcast Transcript →powered by Listen411 - fast audio-to-text and summarizationThis is a conversation with Karen Cheung, author of the book "The Impossible City: A Hong Kong Memoir." As you'll hear, we ended up finding a lot...2022-09-041h 23

The Fire These Times117/ The Impossible Cities: Hong Kong & Beirut w/ Karen CheungThis is a conversation with Karen Cheung, author of the book "The Impossible City: A Hong Kong Memoir." As you'll hear, we ended up finding a lot of things in common between our two cities and experiences. You can support The Fire These Times on Patreon with a monthly or yearly donation. You can also find it on Twitter @firethesetimes, Instagram @firethesetimes and TikTok @thefirethesetimes. Joey Ayoub can be found on Twitter @joeyayoub and Instagram @joeyayoub91. The newsletter is available on Subtack @ thefirethesetimes.substack.com Recommended Books: Hong Kong Without Us:A People's Po...2022-07-151h 23

The Fire These Times113/ Taiwan's Wen Liu & Brian Hioe on Ukraine, Hong Kong & TiananmenThis is a conversation with Wen Liu and Brian Hioe, authors of the piece "From Taiwan to Ukraine" on Spectre. This episode was co-hosted by Romeo Kokriatski, co-host of the podcast "Ukraine Without Hype." You can support The Fire These Times on Patreon with a monthly or yearly donation. You can also find it on Twitter @firethesetimes, Instagram @firethesetimes and TikTok @thefirethesetimes. Joey Ayoub can be found on Twitter @joeyayoub and Instagram @joeyayoub91. The newsletter is available on Subtack @ thefirethesetimes.substack.com Recommended Books: Reorienting Hong Kong's Resistance Leftism, Decoloniality, and Internationalism, edited by W...2022-06-171h 28

Service in PracticeCan I Use Google Translate for This?: Serving in the Face of Language BarriersOn this episode, I talk with my multilingual Canadian friend, Maria Lotfi. A talented writer and podcaster herself, Maria shares her thoughts on what service looks like in locations with various languages, as well as some of the challenges - and blessings - that come along with that. Maria also interviewed me on her podcast, which is called "About Us." Listen here: https://open.spotify.com/episode/6GPWxPevVeFx8mgoeaidw7 Maria's personal blog: https://honeyfaceherblog.com/2021-06-0133 min

About UsAbout Karen Ayoub - Service In Practice, Imposter Syndrome, Work-Life Balance & Faith | EP 17Enjoy this deep conversation with Karen Ayoub, the host for the Service In Practice podcast. Follow Service In Practice on Instagram here: https://www.instagram.com/serviceinpractice/ Listen to the Service In Practice podcast here: https://open.spotify.com/show/2ZwH3IbQJFKUfTs5bd2Oay https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/service-in-practice/id1522627589 https://podcasts.google.com/u/0/feed/aHR0cHM6Ly9hbmNob3IuZm0vcy8yMTM0MmMyNC9wb2RjYXN0L3Jzcw All opinions and views expressed on the show represent the sole opinions and views of the participants involved and do not necessarily reflect or represent those of the #AboutUsPodcast. Any...2021-05-2853 min

Service in PracticeS2E4: To the End of the Earth: Service & EvangelismThis week on Service in Practice, I talk with Fr. Michael Sorial, priest of St. Anianus Coptic Orthodox Church in Monroe, NJ. He shares his story of getting involved in evangelism, and how he's used his blog and YouTube channel to reach broader audiences. Links: Fr. Michael's Blog: http://frmichaelsorial.com/ Jan 7 vs Dec 25 video: http://frmichaelsorial.com/aiovg_videos/christmas-december-25-or-january-7/ Books: Incarnational Exodus: https://www.amazon.com/Incarnational-Exodus-Advancement-Christocentric-Athanasius/dp/0984891854 On the Incarnation by St. Athanasius: https://svspress.com/on-the-incarnation-english-only/ Epistle...2021-05-1928 min

Service in PracticeS2E3: Back to School, Again?: The Value of Seminary Education to Your ServiceOn this episode of the podcast, I had the privilege of chatting with Daniel Bein about his experience in seminary. A recent graduate from St. Vladimir’s Orthodox Theological Seminary (also known as St. Vlads), Daniel shares his journey of obtaining his Masters of Divinity. He speaks about misconceptions about seminary, different institutions, and how one can get started if they are interested in theological education. Daniel also speaks about how seminary education prepares individuals for deeper service. Daniel recommends several resources for anyone who is interested in seminary or simply wants to co...2021-05-0439 min

Service in PracticeS2E2: Liberty to the Captives: Mental Health in ServiceOn this episode of Service in Practice, I had the blessing to interview Fr. Luke of the Coptic Orthodox Church of St Mary and St Mercurius in Belleville, NJ. Fr. Luke also practices at St. Luke’s Clinic, a psychiatric clinic that is part of the church. He also teaches as an adjunct professor at New Jersey Medical School. Fr. Luke speaks about his practice and the importance of mental health to the life of the Church and to service. We begin with some of the barriers to mental health help, and how the Church can help br...2021-04-1335 min

Service in PracticeS2E1: I Serve, Therefore I Am: Service as IdentityWelcome back to Service in Practice! We are back, with Season 2! One of the new elements of the podcast is the opening music, inspired by a Coptic hymn. It’s taken from the Theotokia, a praise addressed to the Mother of God, from the Sunday Midnight Praises. The music is played by my dear friend Martina Hanna on the violin. On the first episode of Season 2, guest Evram Dawd joins us to talk about Service as part of our identity as Christians. Evram has spent time in many different communities, from the East Coast to Myanmar. An...2021-03-3130 min

Service in Practice10- You Ought to Wash One Another's Feet: Sometimes Service Means Getting Your Hands DirtyOn Episode 10, the last episode of Season 1 of Service in Practice, tune in to hear Magdolen Sleman talk about what washing other’s feet looks like in our everyday service. Magdolen, also known as Maggie, is working on becoming a licensed professional counselor. From the time of Christ, washing of the feet has been a literal and figurative element of service. Maggie takes us back to John 13, then forward to her own experiences - from being a summer camp (“nady”) counselor as a teenager, to observing and taking part in Alcoholics Anonymous as part of her course...2020-11-1700 min

Service in Practice9- The Liturgical Life: Why Service Must Begin at the AltarThis week on Service in Practice, our first clergy guest appears. Fr. Nathanael Guirguis, the priest of St. Mark’s Coptic Orthodox Church in Atlanta, GA, joins and talks about the importance of the Liturgy to our service. I’m honored to interview Fr. Nathanael, who hosts the podcast Meet & Right, which you can check out for in-depth conversations about the Liturgy in the Orthodox Church. From the early church to today's hyper-individualized world post-COVID, Fr. Nathanael stresses the importance of the Liturgy, in that it is a gathering of the believers. In Liturgy and in the...2020-11-0300 min

Service in Practice8- Through the Kaleidoscope: Blogging as Means to Look at the WorldFor episode 8, I’m honored to be interviewing guest Lilyan Andrews, writer of the blog Lilies and Thorns (https://www.liliesandthorns.com/) and personal coach. In this episode, Lilyan shares why she started her blog, and how that has helped her paint her life experiences with the colors and strokes of biblical teaching. In talking about the blog and some of her stories, Lilyan speaks to the interplay between culture and faith. During the episode, Lilyan recommends a couple of books, including What the Church Fathers Say About (https://www.amazon.com/What-Church-Fathers-Say-About/dp/1880971356), and Becoming a...2020-10-2000 min

Service in Practice7- Pack Your Bags!: When You're Called to Serve Outside Your Zip CodeEven though you might not be packing your bags too soon, this is an episode that you don’t want to miss! Monica Youssef, my good friend from Serve to Learn (Coptic Orphans’ annual service trip to Egypt), shares her experiences on going on a mission trip. During the episode, Monica and I talk about the doubts and fears that can crop up when one is considering a mission trip, based on our similar experiences before we traveled to Egypt. She gives advice on how to best handle these thoughts, emphasizing the need for prayer and introspection. In t...2020-10-0600 min

Service in Practice6- Lead Like Moses: When You're Put in Charge in ServiceTune in to hear one of my childhood Sunday School teachers, Joe Ghabour. Aside from working as a personal injury lawyer, Joe is an extremely dedicated servant at my home church, leading in Sunday School among other services. Joe highlights some of the responsibilities that are particular to service leaders, such as the need to look out for their fellow servants and by extension, the kids those servants teach. Also, he brings to light some of the virtues a service leader should have, building upon St. Paul’s words in 1 Timothy 3:1-7. Throughout the episode, Jo...2020-09-2225 min

Service in Practice5- The Hidden Blessing of Toilet Cleaning: Services Beyond Sunday SchoolThis week, you’ll hear Ave Ibrahim, the director of public relations at Agora University, share his thoughts on hidden services. He shares different examples, from serving newcomers to actually cleaning toilets. He also emphasizes that unseen services can help us look inward, refocus on our motivation for service, and grow in humility. He reminds us that our reward will come from our Father in heaven, who sees what we do in secret (Matthew 6:4). Throughout the episode, Ave draws ideas from his article “Too Many Windows and Not Enough Mirrors,” written for Agora University. (https://aui.ac/2020/07/23/tooman...2020-09-0823 min

Service in Practice4- Inclusive Education: Serving Diverse Needs With LoveOn the fourth episode of Service in Practice, Mora Sorial shares her insight on serving individuals with diverse needs. She discusses how to cater to various learning abilities, emphasizing the need to communicate the message of love above all else, and pointing to examples of teaching methods that Christ used. Mora also addresses the stigma that can sometimes manifest in discussions about diverse needs. She encourages parents and servants to approach the topic with an open mind, stressing that when necessary, provisions for those with special needs can truly transform their learning and confidence. 2020-08-2528 min

Service in Practice3- I Just Don't Have Time!: How to Serve Effectively When Juggling Work or SchoolOn Episode 3, meet Sherry Sourial, who shares her wisdom on being a faithful and committed servant, without neglecting one’s academic or professional responsibilities. She shares her experiences, offering ideas for how to serve in your immediate environment as a student or employee. Her examples demonstrate that while the spirit of service will never change, the forms in which it manifests can. She reminds us of the importance of being thoughtful about what we devote our time to, stressing the need for introspection about our values and talents. Sherry finds many learnings from th...2020-08-1226 min

Service in Practice2- Serving in a Virtual World: How Technology can be Both Your Greatest Ally and Biggest EnemyFor the second episode, I'm honored to talk with Laura Micahel, the blogger behind Coptic Dad & Mom (https://www.copticdadandmom.com/). Laura talks about how technology can empower us as servants, especially now, as we rely on it even more in a virtual world. She gives advice to those who grapple with Zoom fatigue, reminding us to persevere to the end, as Christ instructs us to "watch" in Matthew 25:13. Laura also sheds light on the dangers of technology to those we serve, and how to handle these challenges. Laura suggests a few resources for remote Sunday...2020-07-2926 min

Service in Practice1- Mentor Servants: Why Discipleship is Foundational to Successful ServiceWelcome to Service in Practice! This first episode features Boules Tadrous, one of my former servants and now a dear friend. Boules kicks off the podcast, sharing his experience in service, from starting “Servants Prep” to being a mentor. He touches upon what to look for in a mentor, and what it’s like to be a mentor, reminding us of the words of St. Paul in 1 Timothy 4:16, “Take heed to yourself and to the doctrine.” We discuss a couple of books on this episode, If You Love Me by Fr. Matthew the Poor (Matta el-Meskeen), and Heaven: An...2020-07-1522 min

Service in PracticeTrailerWelcome to Service in Practice! In this trailer, hear what the podcast is all about! I’m excited to be sharing what made me want to take this endeavor. You’ll also find out what episodes will look like, and what my vision is for the podcast. I can’t wait for all of you to join me on this journey! Stay connected to get updates about the podcast and also to reach out with any feedback or suggestions! https://instagram.com/serviceinpractice?igshid=dfhhy4a0a9ax 2020-07-0802 min

The HotbedI Took The Cat, with Rebecca HumphriesRebecca Humphries hit the headlines when her then-partner Seann Walsh was papped snogging his Strictly Come Dancing partner Katya Jones. Rather than sell her story, she released a powerful statement on Twitter, reframing herself not as a victim, but as a woman strong enough to leave - taking the cat with her. She talks to Lisa Williams and Anniki Sommerville about her life since, why she’s actually pleased it happened so publicly, and how she’s coped in the aftermath. We then speak to the Hotbed’s resident clinical psychologist and psychosexologist Dr Karen Gurney about cheating more broadl...2018-12-1254 min

The HotbedMaybe It's A 'Girl Crush', Maybe You're QueerWhat is the sexuality spectrum and where on it would you put yourself? Anniki Sommerville and Lisa Williams discuss the Kinsey Scale, the 'girl crush' and the 'wand' sex toy. Lisa speaks to Alright For A Mum podcaster Remi Sade (@booksbabyandback) about dating a woman for the first time and why she doesn't agree with the concept of 'coming out', and Clinical Psychologist and Psychosexologist Dr Karen Gurney talks about different definitions of sexuality and how the new acceptance of fluidity is good for all concerned. Recorded at Acast, at the Havelock Clinic and Anniki's house, so sorry about...2018-12-0536 min

343 Sparkast343 Sparkast 005We hope you enjoy this double dose of audio splendor as this Sparkast features TWO episodes for the price of one! Recorded at San Diego Comic Con, David Ellis and Frank O'Connor join Karen Traviss (Halo: Glasslands) for the first segment, to talk about the process of helping to shape the post-Halo 3 universe. While our bonus finale is the podcast that almost never happened. Joining David and Frank are Certain Affinity owner, Max Hoberman and 343 Industries Executive Producer, Dan Ayoub to talk about their experiences at this years' E3 along with more info about Halo: Anniversary multiplayer.2011-07-271h 07