Shows
Krieg DeVault Podcast SeriesCurbing the AI Enthusiasm: Be Excited But Know the Risks, with Maria GeltzBusinesses are often excited about the potential that AI tools could unlock, such as better efficiency and lower production costs. Lawyers, on the other hand, are in the business of thinking about liability. To give the lawyer’s perspective on AI, host George Lepeniotis welcomes Maria Geltz, an attorney in Krieg DeVault's Financial Services Group who recently spoke at the Indiana Manufacturers Association conference about how AI affects manufacturers. The first takeaway for businesses, Maria says, is to be cognizant of the jurisdictions where you operate and join discussions with local representatives about AI. Tune in as the colleagues co...
2025-12-1723 min
Krieg DeVault Podcast SeriesBank Holding Companies: Keep or Eliminate?, with Keaton MillerFlagstar Bank expects to save $15 million annually by shedding its holding company—a trend that started about eight years ago. “It really got people thinking, ‘Do we really need a holding company today?,’” says Keaton Miller in this discussion about the benefits of holding companies. Keaton brings 13 years of in-house experience from Old National Bank to his role in Krieg DeVault's Financial Institutions Practice. In this conversation with George Lepeniotis, he traces the regulatory evolution from loopholes to compliance burdens, examines which institutions benefit most from simplification, and walks through the merger-like process. For banks not utilizing holding company benefits—l...
2025-10-2719 min
Krieg DeVault Podcast SeriesDecoding Medicaid Changes in the “Big Beautiful Bill,” with Meghan Linvill McNabThe Trump administration's "One Big Beautiful Bill" is poised to significantly impact healthcare providers by changing Medicaid financing and reimbursement. Meghan Linvill McNab, a partner at Krieg DeVault who focuses on Medicare and Medicaid reimbursement, describes key contours of the new landscape: placing limitations on provider taxes and levels of state directed payment programs in Medicaid managed care. With host George Lepeniotis, she explains that the bill will limit some opportunities for states to use non-state dollars to fund their portion of a Medicaid expenditure. “That’s going to result in either the state having to put up more fund...
2025-10-1318 min
Krieg DeVault Podcast SeriesThe 340B Drug Pricing Playbook, with Brandon ShirleyClients have asked Brandon Shirley about acquiring a health entity that would qualify for the 340B Drug Pricing Program because, as he explains, “it does enable substantial benefits if you can get into it.” But the program is also complex. A healthcare Senior Counsel at Krieg DeVault, Brandon dissects 340B, which requires drug manufacturers to provide upfront discounts to eligible healthcare entities serving uninsured and low-income populations. With host George Lepeniotis, he clarifies who qualifies as a "covered entity," explains the disputes over patient eligibility definitions, and addresses the controversial manufacturer-proposed "rebate model". Connect and Learn More
2025-05-0119 min
Women of the Bible in Context: Her God, Her Story, Her Voice018 Interview with Laurie Krieg: Navigating Sexuality in a Christ-Centered WaySend us a textWe explore the profound intersection of sexuality and faith with our guest, Laurie Krieg, whose transformative journey into ministry provides vital insights. Laurie's mission is equipping parents and individuals on navigating sexuality within a gospel-centered framework. - Lori shares her story of personal struggle and the need for deeper understanding - Understanding sexual brokenness and its impact on faith - Insights into parenting and preparing kids for conversations on sexuality - Strategies for engaging with LGBTQ peers compassionately - Emphasizing Christ-centered love and identity beyond attractions - Reso...
2025-03-0539 min
Hole in My Heart PodcastEpisode 234: Your Parenting + Discipleship Q & A | Matt, Laurie, SteveTo launch our spring season focused on parenting and discipling the next generation, we are starting with YOUR QUESTIONS.
We toss around:
“What parts of ‘the sex talk’ were helpful for us when we were growing up?”
“How can we protect our kids’ bodies without being a helicopter parent?”
“How can we approach school systems that don’t agree with our beliefs?”
“Should we talk to our kids about p*rn even if they don’t have unlimited access to the internet?”
Pull up an earbud and join us!
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2025-01-1750 min
Krieg DeVault Podcast SeriesBeyond the Basics: The Beauty of ESOPs, with Bill MertenWhen they launch a business, most founders don’t have selling on the top of their mind. But when it comes time to consider the future – for themselves, the company, and employees – an ESOP (Employee Stock Ownership Plans) can be a win-win.“A lot of founders would say, ‘I'm not ready to sell the company.’ But the beauty about the ESOP is that it can create a market for the sale of your shares … and you control the timing,” explains Bill Merten, a partner in Krieg DeVault’s ESOP Practice. In breaking down that beauty with Krieg DeVault...
2025-01-0832 min
Krieg DeVault Podcast SeriesA Brief Primer on Protecting IP Capital, with Dan Tychonievich and Justin SageCoca-Cola, Kleenex, a ballpoint pen, a Marvin Gaye song: For consumers, they’re products to use and enjoy. For commercial enterprises, they’re intellectual capital that must be protected to ensure growth.Host George Lepeniotis invites colleagues Dan Tychonievich and Justin Sage, members of Krieg DeVault LLP’s Intellectual Property Practice, to break down the legal implications of owning IP. Using real examples, Dan and Justin explain the nuances of trade secrets (Coca-Cola’s recipe), trademarks (Kleenex’s brand), patents (an innovation to the existing ballpoint pen), and copyright (Marvin Gaye’s song). As Dan says: “You have to become...
2024-12-1226 min
Hole in My Heart PodcastEpisode 230: Laurie’s Book Club | Anxious GenerationWe’re trying something new called Laurie’s Book Club, where “she reads the book so you don’t have to.
Granted, we would love it if you read the book and “discussed” it alongside us on the pod, but if you’re anything like most of the world, you’d love to hear a summary of the book, any major nuggets, a little discussion, and call it a day.
That’s what we are starting today!
The book of focus is Jonathan Haidt’s instant NYTimes best seller, The Anxiou...
2024-11-2233 min
Econ Dev Show Podcast - Economic DevelopmentEconomic Strategies in Maine with Anne KriegIn this engaging episode of the Econ Dev Show, host Dane is joined by Anne Krieg, the Director of Community and Economic Development for Bangor, Maine. Anne provides an insightful overview of Bangor's economic landscape, emphasizing that while tourism is a major economic driver in Maine, Bangor relies more heavily on its medical centers and educational institutions, such as the Northern Light Medical Center and the University of Maine. She discusses the effective use of federal funds to revitalize underserved neighborhoods and the significant challenges that rural communities face due to limited staffing. Through her experience and perspective, Anne...
2024-09-3024 min
Krieg DeVault Podcast SeriesIndiana Construction Law: Guiding Commercial Contractors on Securing Payment – Mechanic’s Liens, Part 3For commercial contractors with projects valued in the tens, hundreds, or millions of dollars, getting paid is where the “rubber hits the road.” A mechanic’s lien can be a vehicle for securing payment – but it doesn’t automatically turn into dollars.In the last installment of this series on mechanic’s liens in Indiana, Blake Holler and Chris Bloomer, attorneys in Krieg DeVault’s Construction Law Practice, provide a high-level overview to guide commercial clients on what to expect on their path to payment. As they explain to hostGeorge Lepeniotis, a mechanic’s lien is a piece...
2024-08-1220 min
Krieg DeVault Podcast SeriesWhat Employers Need to Know about New Overtime Exemption Rules with Shelley Jackson"“The Department of Labor estimates that the increased income thresholds for exempt status beginning on July 1, 2024 and January 1, 2025 and adjusting in the future will impact up to 4.3 million workers. That’s why the time is right for employers to scrutinize what this new rule means for their budgets and workforce.”," says chair of Krieg DeVault’s Labor and Employment Practice Shelley Jackson.Shelley joins Krieg DeVault colleague and host George Lepeniotis to outline the legal risks. “If someone is improperly classified as an exempt worker under one of these standards, but does not actually qualify, it can lead to si...
2024-07-1618 min
Krieg DeVault Podcast SeriesHow Employee Benefits Law Impacts Every Workplace with Catherine “Katy” StowersThe area of law related to employer-sponsored health and welfare benefit plans impacts all employers in one way or another.In this episode of the Krieg DeVault Podcast Series, Krieg DeVault attorney George Lepeniotis is joined by fellow colleague Catherine “Katy” Stowers, a member of the firm’s Employee Benefits and Executive Compensation Practice Group. Tune in as George and Katy discuss key legislation such as ERISA, HIPAA, the Consolidated Appropriations Act, the Mental Health Parity and Addictions Equity Act, and recent changes to HIPAA privacy and security regulations concerning reproductive rights. This episode is a must-listen for em...
2024-05-3019 min
Hole in My Heart PodcastEpisode 222: Q & A with the Kriegs | Therapy, Burnout, and Your LGBTQ Q’sIt’s that time again: Let’s take your questions and try to respond with wisdom!
Here are the ones we respond to today!
How do you know when or if you need to move on from a therapist?
How can we walk with people experiencing unwanted sexual desires?
How do I recover my soul from burnout?
How do I talk with my kids about a family member who is transitioning?
How do I know if a temptation is spiritual attack or fruit from my sinful nature?
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“Our kids do not have to be fed rage a...
2024-05-1736 min
Krieg DeVault Podcast SeriesNew FTC Regulation of Non-compete Agreements with Elizabeth Roberson and Scott MorrissonNon-compete agreements are common in many industries throughout the United States, but a new Federal Trade Commission rule could, with a few narrow exceptions, totally ban non-compete agreements.In this episode of the Krieg DeVault Podcast Series, Krieg DeVault attorney George Lepeniotis is joined by fellow colleagues Elizabeth Roberson and Scott Morrisson who each practice employment law. Tune in as George, Elizabeth, and Scott provide a brief overview of non-compete agreements and discuss a new FTC rule that could completely change the landscape of non-compete law in the US.Connect and Learn More☑️ Eliz...
2024-05-0821 min
Krieg DeVault Podcast SeriesIndiana Construction Law: Lien Rights, Deadlines, and Defenses - Mechanic’s Liens, Part 2Property owners may cringe at the thought of a lien being attached to their property, but the strength of the mechanic’s lien statute is to get people–who have performed work on the property–paid.In this episode of the Krieg DeVault Podcast Series, Krieg DeVault attorney, George Lepeniotis welcomes back colleagues Blake Holler and Chris Bloomer, attorneys in the Construction Law Practice. Digging deeper into the nuances of mechanic’s liens in Indiana, Blake and Chris explore the property that can be the subject of a lien, who can record a lien, and under what circumst...
2024-04-1826 min
Krieg DeVault Podcast SeriesIntroduction to Indiana Construction Law - Mechanic’s Liens, Part 1A construction site is a very complicated place. There’s a number of stakeholders and participants that can create both liability and risk.In this episode of the Krieg DeVault Podcast Series, Krieg DeVault attorney, George Lepeniotis speaks with colleagues Blake Holler and Chris Bloomer, attorneys in the Construction Law Practice. While some aspects of construction law look like the “Wild West,” much of the practice area is governed by statutory law. The trio discuss the importance of American Institute of Architects (AIA) documents, the standardized contracts that are foundational for many construction projects. While AIA documents can be...
2024-02-0622 min
Krieg DeVault Podcast SeriesNavigating Digital Privacy in Healthcare: Understanding Web Tracking and HIPAA ConcernsIn the digital age, where information is constantly being generated, the concepts of privacy are rapidly evolving, especially in the healthcare sector. This transformation has significant implications for both healthcare providers and patients.In this episode of the Krieg DeVault Podcast Series, Krieg DeVault attorney, George Lepeniotis speaks with colleague and healthcare regulatory attorney, Chris Kulik, about the timely and controversial topic of web tracking and information-gathering technologies, such as Google Analytics and Metapixel, how those technologies apply to healthcare organizations, and the associated HIPAA concerns.Tune in as George and Chris explore the intricate...
2024-01-0317 min
Krieg DeVault Podcast SeriesThe Indiana State Legislature and Current Issues Important to Hoosiers with Indiana Senator Rod BrayIndiana is a great place to live and work because of the effort that the state legislature puts in behind the scenes. It may not always make headlines, but the state government understands the nuts and bolts of how to keep Indiana moving forward. In this episode of the Krieg DeVault Podcast Series, Krieg DeVault attorneys, George Lepeniotis and Randy Head, speak with Senator Rod Bray, President Pro Tempore of the Indiana State Senate. The trio discuss the priorities and challenges of Indiana’s legislature and other top issues important to Hoosiers right now. Tune in to...
2023-11-0732 min
Krieg DeVault Podcast SeriesUnraveling the Corporate Transparency Act: Reporting Requirements, Exemptions, and Compliance ChallengesThe deadline to comply with the Corporate Transparency Act (CTA), a new law that aims to combat illegal activity typically organized and run by nefarious entities, is fast approaching. Many corporations, LLCs, and other business entities that are privately held or family-owned will likely be subject to the reporting requirements under the CTA. Entities subject to the CTA reporting requirements will be subject to fines and other penalties if compliance is not met. In this episode of the Krieg DeVault Podcast Series, Krieg DeVault Business Practice attorneys, George Lepeniotis, Bob Greising, and Travis Lovett discuss the new r...
2023-10-2427 min
Hole in My Heart PodcastEpisode 202: Season 6 Wrap and Q & A Part 2 with Laurie, Matt, and SteveToday, we wrap up season six by asking Matt, Laurie, and Steve if we have met our goal for the season: “Do you feel like you can walk into any room confidently because your identity is more rooted in Christ?”
So, have we? :D
We truthfully answer this question as well as:
What we do when we feel tempted toward sexual sin or with wanting to buy everything in Pottery Barn?
How is Laurie’s health? Has it changed?
How do we engage with believers who are clearly “producing fruit,” but are choosing to walk outsi...
2023-07-1445 min
Hole in My Heart PodcastEpisode 201: Q & A: Kids, Libraries, and the Pros & Cons of Coming Out with Laurie, Matt, and SteveThe lines are open, friends, and we are taking your questions today! What questions?
How do you recommend talking with young kids about LGBTQ things/the definition of marriage?
Should marriage make us happy or holy? (Or is that the wrong question to ask?)
What qualifies as abuse in a relationship? (How does it compare to misuse of a person?)
How should we engage with libraries where they prominently display books that are LGBTQIA-affirming (of transitioning or same-sex relationships)?
What are the pros and cons of coming out/sharing your story? Pull up a chair, and join the...
2023-06-3049 min
Hole in My Heart PodcastEpisode 195: Identity Series Intro // I am Loved by God with Laurie, Matt, and SteveIf you take away how people perceive you and how you perform tasks, what is left of you?
Today on the podcast, we are launching a series on identity with the goal to help us know who we are “in Christ” so deeply that we can walk into any room with confidence.
Join us today as we talk about the origin of this series as well as:
What comes to mind when you think of yourself?
Why did engaging the sexuality conversation attack Laurie’s identity so deeply?
What are some of our “templates” or default...
2023-04-0741 min
Hole in My Heart PodcastEpisode 194: Let’s Define Some Things with Laurie, Matt, and SteveWhenever we hear people talking about some of the topics we engage in (sexuality, marriage, addiction, sin, repentance, trauma, etc.), we hyper-tune our ears for what they believe and how they hold to what they believe.
If you’re curious about our views, this is the episode for you!
Today, we answer:
What is our philosophy of approaching the LGBTQIA conversation?
Why do we start the sexuality conversation with talking about the purpose of our lives?
Why do we usually use “LGBTQIA” and not “same-sex attracted”? (But we are willing to use either?)
How do we view...
2023-03-2453 min
Hole in My Heart PodcastEpisode 193: Who Wants to Hear Our Stories? with Laurie, Matt, and SteveWe do! Who is Steve? Who is Laurie? Who is Matt?
Today, we are going to get to know the people behind the microphones.
Steve shares his story of depression, feeling inauthentic, and finding hope in Jesus in the midst of addiction. Matt offers his journey of depression and subsequent porn addiction in marriage. Laurie shares how she learned to trust Matt again after his deception and addiction, as well as shares her own story of wrestling with attractions to the same sex throughout her entire life.
As always, the team shows the gr...
2023-03-1058 min
Hole in My Heart PodcastEpisode 192: Why ”Hole in My Heart”? with Laurie, Matt & SteveYou guysssss!!!!!
After over a year off of the air, the Hole in My Heart Podcast is back!!!
We are back and we got a shiny new studio and some awesome new friends who are producing this thing.
Through a new partnership with West Michigan’s 91.3 WCSG, the Hole in My Heart Podcast has the opportunity to reach more people with the truth that the gospel is good news for *everyone* every day. (!!)
Today, Laurie, Matt, and Steve get behind the microphones (and cameras!) to re-acclimate long time listeners and welcome ne...
2023-02-2444 min
Deeply Connected#32 Our Journey to Better Health This Past YearKate shares the journey of her difficult past year - a little about what has happened, the impact it has had and the incredible insights about herself it has taught her! It explains why she has been 'MIA' online and the positive outcome of her story emphasises the value of ruthless prioritisation and how overcoming guilt, negative self-talk, people-pleasing and other distortions helps you address challenges and achieve your goals.If you want to learn how you can reshape your habits, mindset, emotions and your overall life - Connect with Kate!
2023-02-2424 minDeeply Connected#31 How to Examine Your Life and Do The Things That MatterKate talks about self-care, time management, prioritisation, ego depletion and more in this episode! Essentially if you're wanting to live a fulfilled and comfortable life, you need to examine it. And align yourself to the things that matter to you. Tune in to find out how to start.If you want to learn about Kate's group program - RECONNECT - then send her a DM and write WAITLIST and you will be one of the first to receive all the details- plus a very special early bird opportunity you won't want to miss.If you...
2022-06-0128 minDeeply Connected#30 How to be Happier and More PositiveBeing happier and positive can help you build the inner strength to overcome adversity, deal with setbacks and simply live a more fulfilled life. But it takes practice and an understanding of the brain - plus some brain hacks - to actually help you achieve sustained happiness.Kate shares a little bit about the brain and how to hardwire happiness and positivity and overcome the natural negative aspects of our programming.Listen to this if you are feeling stuck, down, lethargic or tired of the monotony of life and want to cultivate more pleasure and...
2022-05-2621 minDeeply Connected#29 How to get Quality SleepSleep is such an important foundational habit that I see many people struggle with. Either getting too little, or not enough quality sleep.Sleep is a linchpin habit that serves the rest of your life well. And if you want to improve your life, make sure your sleep is rock solid.But it's not just about going to bed early and waking up earlier... there's a little more you can look into. And this short episode shows you how.Enjoy!If you want to learn how you can reshape your habits...
2022-05-1817 minDeeply Connected#28 What is depleting your self control?Ever wonder why you can start your day with the best intentions but then your behaviour falls short and you just end up ordering takeaway and watching Netflix? Well you're experiencing the 'intention-behaviour gap' brought on by "ego-depletion" - basically your life demands are taking from you and you end up diminishing your reserves each day - leaving you with the only option - takeaway and Netflix. In this episode Kate shares 7 factors that diminish self control and 5 factors that replenish self control PLUS she gives you an overview about how to initiate a new habit, and...
2022-05-1022 minDeeply Connected#27 How to Assess Strong Emotional ReactionsIn this episode Kate teaches you how to assess your subconscious thoughts. Basically assessing how you are interpreting situations that are causing strong emotional reactions. This tool is based on Rational Emotional Behaviour Therapy and has been an instrumental tool Kate has used during her journey working on herself to improve her inner and outer world. Take a listen - this is a tool her clients love. If you would like a copy of the cheat sheet described in this episode, DM Kate on her Instagram account, the words ME and she will send you...
2022-05-0418 minDeeply Connected#26 Why You Don't Need to Meditate…YetMeditation is hugely beneficial and the evidence undeniable. Ideally we would all be meditating each day… the trouble is most of us don’t. I have spent a good part of a decade researching and testing ways to achieve similar benefits to meditating, without actually having to sit down for 20 minutes to get started.I was consistently hearing clients say they had 'tried' meditating but it was just "too hard" and almost always ended in feeling frustrated with how distracted they were. Leading to more feelings of helplessness and overwhelm.I knew there had to...
2022-04-2621 minDeeply Connected#25 Do the Bare MinimumLess is more... Less helps you improve your personal productivity whilst aligning to your authentic self. Maintaining boundaries and doing less also strengthens your reflective brain (versus your reactive brain)... and helps you to feel more peaceful and fulfilled.In this episode Kate gives you the tools to review your life and call forward who you want to become and what you want to achieve. She also has you assess who or what is getting in you way and offers a way to help you gently unpick yourself from the things holding you back whilst empowering you w...
2022-04-2013 minDeeply Connected#24 Part 2 Change Your Thoughts, Change Your LifeThe final part of a two part series - this is one Kate will be referring to a lot, no doubt so do yourself a favour and listen to this one more than once!In Part 1 Kate discussed how your Thoughts Drive your Feelings which Drive your results. And she focused on breaking down how to overcome habits by addressing your emotions.In this episode Kate discusses how your thoughts are naturally negative and can snowball into what psychologists call Automatic Negative Thoughts ANTS for short. So many people resonate with what Kate...
2022-04-1230 min
Married WellHi, I'm Valery Krieg!Balancing the kids, your career, and juggling things at home isn't easy. . . now let's talk about your relationship! You want a modern marriage, but it still feels like you're making all the sacrifices to make things work, and it's taking a toll on your partnership. Join Valery Krieg, each week, as she explores modern relationship problems, shares her professional advice, and speaks to other marriage therapists and experts to get their take. Ready to build a better relationship? Tune in to Married Well the podcast for REAL advice from REAL experts for REAL couples. Full...
2022-04-0701 minDeeply Connected#23 Part 1 Your Feelings Drive Your HabitsThis is such an important message - tune into this one and listen deeply... When you understand your Thoughts drive your Feelings and your Feelings drive your Actions - you will begin to understand how important your self talk and reshaping your overall mindset is.But Kate doesn't suggest staring at your thoughts - although most other people might. Kate suggests starting with what you can SEE - Your habits and actions... and then work your way back.Tune into this enlightening episode to change your habits by addressing your emotions...I...
2022-04-0616 minDeeply Connected#22 Overcome Perfectionism for Your SakeEeeek, I don't love hearing the P word (perfect) because I know it's often accompanied by a lot of self punishment, self doubt and actually... failure. This episode is not just about 'perfectionism' it's about unhelpful thought patterns and distortions that actually get in your way. Do you feel you may have a tendency to have a perfectionist mentality? Or people please? Are you sensitive to criticism? Then tune into this podcast to help you bring awareness to your distortions and learn how to overcome them.If you want to learn how you c...
2022-03-2917 minDeeply Connected#21 Why You Goals May Not Matter That Much...In this episode we tap into an important element of goal setting most people overlook. Take a listen to this short episode to learn if you've overlooked it too and learn what you can do about it to make an instant impact...If you want to learn how you can reshape your habits, mindset and your overall life - join my free group here: https://bit.ly/3CktEq6 If you know anyone that could benefit from hearing this episode - do them a favour and share away!Let's connect more!
2022-03-2214 minDeeply Connected#20 How to Focus and be Less ReactiveWhat if I told you most things you do is actually causing you to be even more distracted and reactive... and that there is a lost skill (and unknown science) that you actually need to contemplate to be focused and sustain your momentum.Well, listen into this podcast so I can let you in on the 5 simple strategies to get you focusing and dialing down your impulsive reactions.You can follow along with my FREE workbook found at www.katekrieg.com/focusI'd suggest accessing this now - you will be pleased you...
2022-03-0919 min
Hole in My Heart PodcastEpisode 191: What Comes Next? with Matt, Laurie, and SteveWell, dear family, we have an announcement.
What is it? First, let's hang out for a while, and talk about...
How did that "word for the year" go for you?
In light of that reality, how has the gospel been uniquely good news for you this year?
What is coming next for the podcast and our ministry in 2022?
We'd love for you to sit at the podcast table one more time with us. :)
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2021-12-1837 minDeeply Connected#19 Inner Energy - How to get more of it!Kate Krieg talks with Dr Michelle Celander - a Behavioural Scientist come Energy Healer, about a different spin on the ''All or Nothing'' mentality many of us have that can be seen as us either "over-doing" things consistently to a point of burn out. While some people "under-do" activities and may struggle to build momentum and productivity. Dr Michelle shares her insights into the Masculine and Feminine Energies that are at play and how they can dominate our lives if out of balance. We share how valuable both 'energies' are and how to move to a more...
2021-10-2848 min
Hole in My Heart PodcastEpisode 179: Three Types of Shame and Why They Matter with Matt KriegSo...shame.
It's talked about quite frequently and often with rightful animosity, but have you ever considered there might be some good types of shame?
Buckle your seatbelt as we engage the three types of shame and why they are so important--not just when engaging the LGBT+ conversation, but anyone's life.
Matt, Laurie, and Steve also dive into how the rest of SEASON FIVE will look, and why they are choosing to follow Jesus--even now in often-brutal 2021.
Toxic Shame:
Whole body self-hate "Who I am is worthless."
From the enemy (Sa...
2021-09-0342 minDeeply Connected#18 How I overcome my alcohol habitIf you would like to learn how to overcome an alcohol habit - or any other habit for that matter, this episode is for you!You will learn how I overcame my 20 plus year alcohol habit using simple and effective strategies. You will learn how to connect with the reality versus the rewards of your habit and how to rewire your brain easily to break the old 'reward' pathways.You will learn the 5 categories that trigger habits and how you can reprogram your response to the trigger effectively.Emotions play a significant role...
2021-08-1350 min
Hole in My Heart PodcastEpisode 82 Take Two: How to Lament with Mark VroegopAs Laurie says, “We’re kind of lament-obsessed around here.”
It’s true. And it made running this episode a second time an easy choice for this series.
Since the first time this episode ran, there is still pain and brokenness in our lives, and we need a place to take it. Cue Mark Vroegop, ushering us to the feet of Jesus with this spiritual practice that truly has revolutionized our lives.
Will you lament with us today?
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2021-07-0936 min
Hole in My Heart PodcastEpisode 24 Take Two: Is There Hope for Us? with Matt and Laurie KriegWelcome to the first episode of our Take Two series!
It was so hard to choose episodes to highlight over the past four (FOUR?!) seasons, but we’ve narrowed it down to a few that we’ll show you over the next several weeks.
This episode discusses Chapter 5 of Francis and Lisa Chan’s book, *You and Me Forever*, as well as some of the good and hard of Matt and Laurie’s own story!
Get ready for a good one guys, we’re excited to revisit this!
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2021-06-2643 min
Hole in My Heart PodcastEpisode 154: What’s Your Word for the Year? with Matt, Laurie, and SteveWhat’s your word for the year?
On this episode, Matt, Laurie, and Steve talk about what God has taught them in 2020 (yes—even in 2020!). Leaps of faith, major life changes, and—how could we forget?—Rona! Through it all, God has been faithful.
Heading into 2021, then, the crew also addresses what God is pointing to for the future—thus, our words.
With that—Happy New Year, and happy listening!
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“He is holding onto me when I’m not grabbing onto Him, when I grab for other things.” -Steve O’Dell
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2021-01-0145 min
Hole in My Heart PodcastEpisode 150: How to Respond to Your 2020 Enemies with Scott SaulsDo you remember even two or four years ago when you could remind stirred-up Christians, "Hey, guys? We got to love our enemies!" and they would often say, "Oh, yeah!"
Nowadays, when you say the same thing, it would not be unusual to hear something like, "Nah. I'm good."
Pastor and author Scott Sauls is here to wake us up with how to address our enemies in this sometimes-hostile 2020 world.
This is another conversation we will not soon forget.
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“Righteous anger attacks problems; raging anger attacks people….We’re suppos...
2020-12-0440 min
Hole in My Heart PodcastEpisode 149: How to be Thankful in this 2020 World with Matt, Laurie, and SteveIt’s Thanksgiving in the States!
Today, from our respective shelter-in-place spots (again!), we are sharing what we are grateful for and hearing from you. Not only that, however, but we are sharing what we have learned in this very hard year, and how we can take that good, suffering-produced fruit into 2021. We are thankful for YOU guys, today!
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"I’m thankful for how much it’s had to scrape away false identities that I didn’t even know that I was holding onto. Because I am so ambitious and I have so much dri...
2020-11-2828 min
Hole in My Heart PodcastEpisode 144: Impossible Marriage Moment: Masculinity & Sexuality with Matt KriegWhat does “fasting from your desire from sex” mean, and why was it so significant to Matt?
Why do so many male Christian leaders fall sexually? Is “maintenance sex” good for marriages? How can guys access their hearts more (and how can women help)?
Today we are concluding our deep-dive of themes in our Impossible Marriage book with a co-author, Matt Krieg.
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“Oftentimes, because we are taught that sex is the thing that we're supposed chase—and we’re not supposed to be these emotional people, we’re supposed to pick ourselves up by...
2020-10-2337 min
Hole in My Heart PodcastEpisode 133: Advice for Parents and Would You Bake the Cake? Your Q&A with Matt and LaurieParents...this is your week!
This week, Matt and Laurie take your questions on the advice they give to parents of LGBTQ+ kids--and, really, it's just good advice for everyone, always coming back to the gospel and the purpose of our lives in God's eyes. Topics include:
What is the advice we offer to all parents of LGBT+ kids?
Would we bake the cake/do the photography/do therapy for a same-sex couple?
How do we know if we are called to marriage or singleness?
//: Highlights:
“The most—for me—winsome reason for God’s design...
2020-08-0739 min
Hole in My Heart PodcastEpisode 132: How to Keep Going When You Want to Give Up with Matt, Laurie & SteveWelcome to Season 4!
We're kicking off this season with a discussion on endurance and courage! What do we do when suffering hits and we're called upon to continue in the work God has given us? Join Matt, Laurie, and Steve as we explore practices and experiences that help build up "endurance muscles" for any form of suffering.
//: Highlights:
“More and more, [looking back] instills more trust that the God we worship is going to be with me.” -Matt Krieg “Staying in the world, where God has us, is where endurance is required—*and* dependence on Him is...
2020-07-3141 minDeeply Connected#14 From unhappy to happy through journalling with Special Guest Jessica!Kate Krieg interviews the wonderful, Jessica - a client experiencing the Sum Sanos journey. Jess is someone who has committed to journalling - the act of writing things down each day as a habit to help her positively impact her life. The results - outstanding! Take a listen to her top tips and her ways to get started as a possible habit for you!Below are some of the journal prompts Jess found online that were very helpful!Journal ideasWrite myself a recommendation letterWhat type of person do I want to...
2020-07-1634 min
Hole in My Heart PodcastEpisode 131: Season 3 Recap: Our Favorites and Yours with Matt and LaurieGuys! It's the season three finale!
After walking through this episode, we felt this season gutted us in the best way and offered hope when we needed it.
We did get practical (our theme this season), and we did get real (our constant desire).
We were so grateful to listen back to highlight clips from some of our favorites and yours:
1. Episode 99:A Gender Conversation Part 2 Heather Skriba
2. Episode 92: Broken/Beloved Pastors Part 2 with Johnny and Amanda
3. Episode 96: Healthy Friendship and Touch as a Single Person with Meg Baatz
4. Episode 104: Practically Living...
2020-06-2648 min
Hole in My Heart PodcastEpisode 129: Pride Month, Healthy Friendships--Your Q & A with Matt and Laurie KriegToday is question and answer time with Matt and Laurie! We cover a lot including these questions:
How did we first meet Steve?
How do we handle Pride Month?
How do we plan to address our mixed-orientation marriage with our kids?
How can straight, single guys and girls be friends without the relationship getting weird?
If we, as a married couple, invite a single person into our home how can we prevent it from becoming a situation where one of us falls in love with the single person?
How can I care for my bisexual friend without compromising...
2020-06-1250 min
Hole in My Heart PodcastEpisode 119: OUR WORLD: Good Small Groups Don’t Just Happen with Our For-Real Small GroupAgain. God, in His mercy, knew that we would need this episode today when we recorded it over one month ago.
Today, Matt and I (Laurie) introduce you to our for-real small group. These are people who are a huge part of our lives and are truly the reason Matt and I are still married.
In an age where large-group churches cannot meet and small groups are meeting online, this group has become even more of our lifeline. Now, we don't just meet every-other week for a couple of hours hours, we meet online every...
2020-04-0348 minDeeply Connected#10 Dr Linda Wilson - Creating Lasting ChangeDr. Linda Wilson, one of our awesome qualified Sum Sanos Coaches, is a graduate in health education and a doctor of traditional Chinese medicine for 20 years. She has a deep love for neuroscience and multiple sensory psycho techniques emphasizing on MIND BODY CONNECTION. Together with our Co-Founder Kate Krieg, they discussed how to create lasting habit changes in this latest podcast. As we all know, Kate has a successful weight loss journey embodying the Sum Sanos principles. She will reveal in detail how she was able to manage this for seven years and what she is continually d...
2020-01-2944 min
Hole in My Heart PodcastEpisode 106: Matt and Laurie’s Stories Rebooted and Your Premarital QuestionsNew year, new Hole in My Heart Podcast theme music, new website ... what else is new?
Well, with all of this new, how about something old? Like throwback time? Matt and Laurie realized that there are many NEW listeners out there, and you might not know their stories. So, we deep-dive a bit into them.
Matt talks about the heart of his journey with pornography addiction (and how he finally got set free from it), and Laurie talks about her discipleship journey with her version of broken sexuality.
We also take your premarital...
2020-01-0355 min
Hole in My Heart PodcastEpisode 105: Our First Study! With Matt and LaurieGuys. We wrote a study! And it's been published!
I--Laurie--began writing this while I was walking out my discipleship journey with my mentor, Carolyn. I take the lessons she taught me, sprinkle additional ones God has brought me through over the years, and invite you to join me on the journey.
We explore things like how to listen to God, lament, what to do with temptation, how to process shame, Core Needs, and lots more.
This is literally the book I wish I had been able to walk through when I was wrestling...
2019-12-2739 min
Hole in My Heart PodcastEpisode 104.5: Merry Christmas from the Krieg Kids with Gwyn and JujuLet's just have a little fun, yeah?
Gwyn and Juliette Krieg, Matt and Laurie's two oldest kids, come into the studio to discuss favorite parts about Christmas, what to do when you feel lonely and there is no one to hug, and--because we can't stop won't stop--what marriage means to them.
Merry Christmas, podcast fam!
For More:
https://lauriekrieg.com/podcast/merry-christmas-from-the-krieg-kids/
2019-12-2111 minDeeply Connected#8 Help me, I'm an emotional eater...Have you ever had a day where nothing goes right? You had a bad day in the office and when you get home, things turn worse! All of us go through different challenges during different stages in our life and sometimes (well.. maybe a lot of the time, WE EAT OUR WAY THROUGH IT!). Daily life can wear you down and we feel defeated that we give in to our comfort foods every time, when we are supposed to be strong, powerful individuals!? Right? Do you know that ALL OF US emotionally eat? You...
2019-12-1532 min
Hole in My Heart PodcastEpisode 100: How to Hear God with Jim SamraMany people abuse hearing from God. But just because they misuse the process, does it mean we shouldn't engage?
Jim Samra, someone who literally wrote the book about it, helps us to think about how we can wisely approach listening to God. (And that book title is pretty funny: 'God Told Me: Who to Marry, Where to Work, Which Car to Buy ... And I'm Pretty Sure I'm Not Crazy.')
Jim also guides us through questions such as, "How mature do you have to be to hear from God?" "What if you are living in...
2019-11-1551 minDeeply Connected#6 Mindset + Beliefs: What do they have to do with weight loss?Do you ever wonder why two people - that have the same health goals - can have completely different results? Kate Krieg, Sum Sanos Co-Founder had a fun and lively conversation with Dr. Anna Filak who has 30 years of experience in the wellness industry as a clinical psychologist. She is also one of Sum Sanos’ highly regarded registered coaches. In this podcast: 🎧- they will talk about how our mindset, health and weight loss connects to one another. - why mindset is a habitual belief ?- how the mindset directs the state of...
2019-10-0240 min
Hole in My Heart PodcastEpisode 91: Broken/Beloved Pastors Part 1 with Ben and Lauren SchulkeToo often, we hear stories of pastors who have left their pastoral vocation for a myriad of reasons, and we (the church body) are left guessing about why. This empty void of information can lead to gossip on our part and subsequent pain for the pastor and their families because we do not go to them and ask questions--we just guess.
Today, we are launching a mini-series where we hear the before/during/and after of the why these pastors left their posts. We want to focus on the redemption, the why, and the seeing of pastors as fellow broken...
2019-09-141h 02Deeply Connected#5 Want an easy and fun way to lose weight? Listen to this!Want to know an easy and fun way to lose weight? 💖🤸♀️Please check out our newest podcast with our very own Kate Krieg and Lou Brown. 🤩🥳⭐️ Get to know him and his personal weight loss journey.⭐️ What unsustainable weight loss programs you need to avoid?⭐️ Know his tips on how he LOST 40 LBS.⭐️ What are the key steps on starting a healthy habit?⭐️ Know why your COACH is very important in your journey."I am just in a better place, not just physically but emotionally, mentally and in so many facets in my life. I just look to...
2019-09-1340 min
Hole in My Heart PodcastEpisode 88: The Gift of Touch? with Hayley MullinsTouch can be ... a touchy subject.
Some of us can overemphasize it and others can shun it. When Laurie recently said to Matt, "I wish I could live in a touch-free world," she realized just how touchy (and painful) non-sexual physical touch can be.
Instead of bury it, in classic Hole in My Heart Podcast fashion, we are bringing the conversation to the table. Matt, Laurie, Steve, and guest, Hayley Mullins, toss around questions ranging from what to do when we idolize touch, to how to carefully speak the "love language" of touch with those...
2019-08-2355 min
Hole in My Heart PodcastEpisode 86: Before We Jump to ActivismThere is intense pain in the world and in our hearts--based on national or personal tragedy.
We may be quick to jump to anger, to text someone, to Twitter, to do something. These actions may not be wrong, but they can be wrong-hearted if we skip an important step: going to the Father with lament that leads to forgiveness and eventual love for our enemies.
It feels impossible--really, truly loving our enemies--but as believers we are called to do the impossible with the One who empowers us.
But how in the world can...
2019-08-0948 min
Hole in My Heart PodcastEpisode 78: Q & D: Purpose, Church Angst, and Your Questions with the CrewThe crew is back together!
Laurie, Matt, and Producer Steve dive into their first-ever Q & D (Question & Discussion) podcast. Together, they explore areas they have wanted to dive into more deeply including:
More of Matt's story of when he felt so purposeless he decided to end his life in junior high (and then launched into a coping mechanism of pornography addiction)
Some of our angst about left/right polarity and clinging to our "rights" as Christians
How parents who are fighting with their LGBT+ kids can seek deep relationship with one another
How false forgiveness has be...
2019-04-1253 min
Hole in My Heart PodcastBonus: Facing the Unthinkable Talk with Laurie Krieg (Or: ”How to Lament”)How can we lovingly engage a world that opposes what we believe?
What is Laurie's ongoing practice to engage pushback?
One word: Lament. Laurie Krieg will walk you through the why's and how to's of what should be every Christian's ongoing practice of "venting to the only One who can do something about your pain."
2019-03-2544 min
Hole in My Heart PodcastEpisode 66: 7 Essential Failures of a Faithful Life with Chad BirdFailure makes you feel like . . . a failure. Should it? Should we celebrate some failures instead?
Today we talk to Chad Bird, speaker, podcaster, and author of Upside-Down Spirituality: The 9 Essential Failures of a Faithful Life.
We will cover seven of those nine "essential failures." Three of which are:
1. The failure to believe in ourselves or, "The good news that God doesn’t believe in you"
2. The failure to follow our hearts or "Go home heart, you’re drunk"
3. The failure to find our soulmate or "Love will not sustain your marriage"
We also cont...
2019-01-1858 min
Hole in My Heart PodcastEpisode 54: Family Dinner with Angela BowlesEvery week, we invite people into our home for food, conversation, and games. It's basically the podcast but in real life.
My real life little sister, Angela Bowles, talks about how this works both as a biological sibling and sister in Christ.
We also discuss the first time I shared my story with Angela (on her 16th birthday?!), how we get motivated to do difficult things, and PLEASE listen to the after-closing bloopers. We guffawed.
//: Highlights:
"I got super convicted by my own mouth on a stage. I was talking [o...
2018-10-1247 min
Hole in My Heart PodcastEpisode 48: How We Heal Part 3 with the CrewGratitude. Joy. Hope.
God has done some healing work on us, and we are sharing a few reasons why and how. We get practical.
Also we do a live, old-timey candy taste testing and it's disgusting.
Welcome.
//: Highlights:
"The reason I didn't leave is the same reason you didn't leave. It's because of God." --Matt Krieg
"It's been so hard to crack open my heart and let people in, but it has been so worth it." --Laurie Krieg
//: Do the Next Thing:
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2018-08-3147 min
Hole in My Heart PodcastEpisode 35: How We Heal Part 2 with the CrewThe hearty portion of this week's podcast is all about authenticity and intimacy:
How can we be authentic without over-sharing?
Can pastors/leaders be authentic?
Should they be?
How do emotional, physical, and spiritual intimacy relate to marriage and friendship?
We are very heavy-handed with the goofball part of the show: In a fight between Eleven from Stranger Things and Hermione Granger from Harry Potter, who would win? Would you rather lose your texting ability or have to use dial-up internet forever? Would you rather have terrible dandruff, body odor, or flatulence?
You get it...
2018-04-2842 min
Berliner Kolleg Kalter Krieg - PodcastsInstitutionalisiertes Vertrauen: Der KSZE-Prozess. Im Gespräch: Botschafter WOLFGANG ISCHINGER (München/Berlin) & Dr. MATTHIAS PETER (Berlin) & OSZE-Botschafter EBERHARD POHL (Wien)Ringvorlesung "Vertrauen als Ressource internationaler Politik" | Die "Konferenz für Sicherheit und Zusammenarbeit in Europa" (KSZE) hat seit den frühen 1970er Jahren bis zum Ende des Kalten Krieges wie kaum eine andere politische Initiative Vertrauensbildung und Konfliktmoderation gefördert. Wie es dazu kam, welcher Instrumente sich die Beteiligten bedienten und ob Erfahrungen aus dieser Zeit heutzutage noch aktuell sind, diskutieren der Historiker Matthias Peter, Botschafter Wolfgang Ischinger, seit 2008 Vorsitzender der Münchner Sicherheitskonferenz, und der Botschafter der Bundesrepublik Deutschland bei der Organisation für Sicherheit und Zusammenarbeit in Europa (OSZE) in Wien, Eberhard Pohl. Den Abend moderiert Bernd Grein...
2018-01-111h 35Berliner Kolleg Kalter Krieg - Podcasts"Wer miteinander redet, schießt nicht aufeinander" – Kommunikation und Vertrauen in Europa. Im Gespräch: Reinhard Krumm (Wien) und Bernd Greiner (Berlin)Ringvorlesung "Vertrauen als Ressource internationaler Politik" | Wie und worüber sprachen die Europäer in Ost und West miteinander, welchen Regeln folgte ihre Kommunikation während des Kalten Kriegs? Darüber diskutieren Dr. Reinhard Krumm vom Regionalbüro für Zusammenarbeit und Frieden in Europa der Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung in Wien und Prof. Dr. Bernd Greiner vom Berliner Kolleg Kalter Krieg. Damit sprechen sie ebenso über die Frage, was "Vertrauen" unter diesen Umständen überhaupt heißen konnte, wie es stabilisiert und generiert werden konnte - und was wir für heute daraus lernen können. Den Abend moderiert Prof. Dr. Gabriele Met...
2017-12-141h 41Berliner Kolleg Kalter Krieg - PodcastsDer INF-Vertrag von 1987. Warum Abrüstung kein Hirngespinst istPodiumsdiskussion | Was im Dezember 1987 geschah, grenzte für die meisten Zeitgenossen an ein Wunder: Nach Jahrzehnten eines fiebrigen Rüstungswettlaufs vereinbarten die Supermächte den ersten Abrüstungsvertrag des Nuklearzeitalters. Über Geschichte und Zukunft des INF-Vertrages diskutierten am 30. November 2017 im Senatssaal der Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin Susanne Baumann, stellvertretende Beauftragte der Bundesregierung für Fragen der Abrüstung und Rüstungskontrolle, Oliver Meier, Stiftung Wissenschaft und Politik Berlin, Otfried Nassauer, Berliner Informationszentrum für Transatlantische Sicherheit, und Andreas Wirsching, Institut für Zeitgeschichte München – Berlin. Den Abend moderierte Bernd Greiner, Leiter des Berliner Kollegs Kalter Krieg.
2017-11-301h 32Berliner Kolleg Kalter Krieg - PodcastsDie SALT-Verhandlungen: Atomare Rüstungskontrolle als Frage des Vertrauens? Vortrag von Arvid Schors (Freiburg)Ringvorlesung "Vertrauen als Ressource internationaler Politik" | Im Schatten der Atombombe war es über Jahrzehnte eine offene Frage, ob und wie Alternativen zu einem heißen Krieg zwischen den Supermächten ausgestaltet werden könnten. Eine Reaktion auf diese Herausforderung stellten schließlich die Strategic Arms Limitation Talks (SALT) dar, die ersten bilateralen atomaren Rüstungskontrollverhandlungen zwischen den USA und der UdSSR. Die Bedeutung von gegenseitigem Vertrauen (und Misstrauen) für diesen Verständigungsprozess steht im Mittelpunkt des Vortrags von Dr. Arvid Schors (Freiburg).
2017-11-091h 15Berliner Kolleg Kalter Krieg - PodcastsAmerica First. Henry Kissingers Kritik an Vertrauensbildung und Diplomatie. Vortrag von Bernd Greiner (Hamburg/Berlin)Ringvorlesung "Vertrauen als Ressource internationaler Politik" | Seinen Ruhm begründete Henry Kissinger mit einem 1957 publizierten Buch über „Kernwaffen und Auswärtige Politik“. Darin widmete er sich der Frage des politischen Umgangs mit Atomwaffen. Warum Abschreckungspolitik aber kein Vertrauen schaffen kann und deshalb überwunden werden sollte, ist das Leitmotiv des Vortrags von Bernd Greiner, Leiter des Berliner Kollegs Kalter Krieg.
2017-10-2653 minBerliner Kolleg Kalter Krieg - PodcastsArvid Schors: Doppelter Boden. Die SALT-Verhandlungen 1963-1979 (Göttingen 2016)Buchvorstellung | "Doppelter Boden. Die SALT-Verhandlungen 1963-1979" heißt die Studie von Arvid Schors über die Verhandlungen zur Begrenzung der zerstörungsmächtigsten Waffensysteme der Geschichte. Der Autor, Akademischer Rat auf Zeit am Lehrstuhl für Neuere und Neueste Geschichte der Albert-Ludwigs-Universität Freiburg, stellte sein Buch im Forum Willy Brandt Berlin vor und diskutierte mit Bernd Greiner, Leiter des Berliner Kollegs Kalter Krieg, über die schwierige Annäherung der Supermächte.
2017-06-291h 24Berliner Kolleg Kalter Krieg - PodcastsDie Rettung der Welt. Entspannungspolitik im Kalten Krieg 1950-1991Buchvorstellung | "Die Rettung der Welt. Entspannungspolitik im Kalten Krieg 1950-1991" heißt das neue Buch von Wilfried Loth. Darin beschreibt er die zentrale Bedeutung der Entspannung bei der Überwindung des Ost-West-Konflikts. Markus Meckel, Außenminister a.D., kommentiert die Neuerscheinung. Im Anschluss daran diskutiert er mit Wilfried Loth, em. Professor für Geschichte der Universität Duisburg-Essen. Den Abend im Forum Willy Brandt Berlin moderiert Bettina Greiner vom Berliner Kolleg Kalter Krieg.
2017-03-291h 38
Berliner Kolleg Kalter Krieg - PodcastsDie Rettung der Welt. Entspannungspolitik im Kalten Krieg 1950-1991Buchvorstellung | "Die Rettung der Welt. Entspannungspolitik im Kalten Krieg 1950-1991" heißt das neue Buch von Wilfried Loth. Darin beschreibt er die zentrale Bedeutung der Entspannung bei der Überwindung des Ost-West-Konflikts. Markus Meckel, Außenminister a.D., kommentiert die Neuerscheinung. Im Anschluss daran diskutiert er mit Wilfried Loth, em. Professor für Geschichte der Universität Duisburg-Essen. Den Abend im Forum Willy Brandt Berlin moderiert Bettina Greiner vom Berliner Kolleg Kalter Krieg.
2017-03-291h 38Berliner Kolleg Kalter Krieg - PodcastsDie Berliner Luftbrücke. Ein Erinnerungsort des Kalten Krieges?Tagung | Welche Bedeutung kommt der Berliner Luftbrücke noch heute – also fast 70 Jahre nach ihrem Beginn – als Erinnerungsort des Kalten Krieges in Berlin, in Deutschland und in der Welt zu? Diese Frage wurde auf der internationalen Tagung "Die Berliner Luftbrücke. Ein Erinnerungsort des Kalten Krieges?" diskutiert, die vom 12. bis 14. März 2017 im AlliiertenMuseum, Berlin, stattfand. Corine Defrance, Professorin für Zeitgeschichte am Centre national de la Recherche Scientifique in Paris, eröffnete die Konferenz mit ihrem Vortrag "Die Berliner Luftbrücke zwischen Geschichte und Erinnerung", den Sie hier nachhören können.
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2017-03-1224 minBerliner Kolleg Kalter Krieg - PodcastsThe Cold War. Historiography, Memory, RepresentationBuchvorstellung | Wie kann und soll der Kalte Krieg erinnert werden? Braucht es dafür ein internationales Museum des Kalten Krieges am Ort des ehemaligen Checkpoints Charlie? Über diese Fragen diskutieren Konrad Jarausch, Professor of European Civilisation an der University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill, Thomas Krüger, Präsident der Bundeszentrale für politische Bildung, und der Journalist Thomas Rogalla von der Berliner Zeitung. Den Abend im Forum Willy Brandt Berlin moderiert Bettina Greiner vom Berliner Kolleg Kalter Krieg.
2017-02-201h 40Berliner Kolleg Kalter Krieg - PodcastsThe Cold War. Historiography, Memory, RepresentationBuchvorstellung | Wie kann und soll der Kalte Krieg erinnert werden? Braucht es dafür ein internationales Museum des Kalten Krieges am Ort des ehemaligen Checkpoints Charlie? Über diese Fragen diskutieren Konrad Jarausch, Professor of European Civilisation an der University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill, Thomas Krüger, Präsident der Bundeszentrale für politische Bildung, und der Journalist Thomas Rogalla von der Berliner Zeitung. Den Abend im Forum Willy Brandt Berlin moderiert Bettina Greiner vom Berliner Kolleg Kalter Krieg.
2017-02-201h 40Berliner Kolleg Kalter Krieg - PodcastsVon "Stellvertreterkriegen", "Entwicklungsländern" und europäischer Neuerfindung: Die westeuropäischen Gesellschaften zwischen Kaltem Krieg und Dekolonisierung, 1945-1975. Vortrag von Gabriele MetzlerRingvorlesung "Grenzen des Kalten Krieges" | Gabriele Metzler zeichnet die politischen und kulturellen Rückwirkungen der Dekolonisierungsprozesse auf die westeuropäischen Gesellschaften nach. Dabei zeigt sie, dass die Auflösung der Kolonialreiche nicht nur als Folge des Kalten Kriegs interpretiert werden können. Frau Metzler ist Professorin für die Geschichte Westeuropas und der transatlantischen Beziehungen an der Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin.
2017-02-091h 40Berliner Kolleg Kalter Krieg - PodcastsWar of Words: Propaganda, Kommunikationsexperten und Wirkungsforschung im Kalten Krieg. Vortrag von Benno NietzelRingvorlesung "Grenzen des Kalten Krieges" | Benno Nietzel zeigt in seinem Vortrag "War of Words: Propaganda, Kommunikationsexperten und Wirkungsforschung im Kalten Krieg", wie sich Kommunikationswissenschaftler an der Auseinandersetzung um Ideen und Werte im Kalten Krieg beteiligten. Herr Nietzel ist Stipendiat der Gerda Henkel Stiftung und Gastwissenschaftler am Berliner Kolleg Kalter Krieg.
2017-01-261h 33Berliner Kolleg Kalter Krieg - PodcastsWar of Words: Propaganda, Kommunikationsexperten und Wirkungsforschung im Kalten Krieg. Vortrag von Benno NietzelRingvorlesung "Grenzen des Kalten Krieges" | Benno Nietzel zeigt in seinem Vortrag "War of Words: Propaganda, Kommunikationsexperten und Wirkungsforschung im Kalten Krieg", wie sich Kommunikationswissenschaftler an der Auseinandersetzung um Ideen und Werte im Kalten Krieg beteiligten. Herr Nietzel ist Stipendiat der Gerda Henkel Stiftung und Gastwissenschaftler am Berliner Kolleg Kalter Krieg.
2017-01-261h 33Berliner Kolleg Kalter Krieg - PodcastsEin Kalter Krieg "à la française"? Frankreich in der ideologischen Auseinandersetzung nach 1945. Vortrag von Corine Defrance und Ulrich PfeilRingvorlesung "Grenzen des Kalten Krieges" | Corine Defrance (CNRS/SIRICE, Paris) und Ulrich Pfeil (Université de Lorraine, Metz) diskutieren die Frage, ob es einen "Kalten Krieg à la française“ gab, und, wenn ja, welche Rolle er für die Gesellschaft und Politik Frankreichs spielte.
2017-01-121h 35Berliner Kolleg Kalter Krieg - PodcastsEin Kalter Krieg "à la française"? Frankreich in der ideologischen Auseinandersetzung nach 1945. Vortrag von Corine Defrance und Ulrich PfeilRingvorlesung "Grenzen des Kalten Krieges" | Corine Defrance (CNRS/SIRICE, Paris) und Ulrich Pfeil (Université de Lorraine, Metz) diskutieren die Frage, ob es einen "Kalten Krieg à la française“ gab, und, wenn ja, welche Rolle er für die Gesellschaft und Politik Frankreichs spielte.
2017-01-121h 35Berliner Kolleg Kalter Krieg - PodcastsTranscending the Cold War. Summits, Statecraft, and the Dissolution of Bipolarity in Europe, 1970-1990Buchvorstellung | Kristina Spohr (LSI) und David Reynolds (University of Cambridge) stellen im Forum Willy Brandt ihren diplomatiegeschichtlichen Sammelband "Transcending the Cold War. Summits, Statecraft, and the Dissolution of Bipolarity in Europe, 1970-1990" vor. Den Abend moderiert Bernd Greiner vom Berliner Kolleg Kalter Krieg.
2016-11-161h 45Berliner Kolleg Kalter Krieg - PodcastsHandel gegen den Kalten Krieg. Zur Geschichte des Erdgasröhrengeschäfts mit der UdSSR. Vortrag von Stephan Kieninger (Berlin)Ringvorlesung "Grenzen des Kalten Krieges" | Stephan Kieninger diskutiert anhand des Erdgasröhrengeschäftes mit der Sowjetunion die wirtschaftliche Dimension der Entspannungspolitik und deren Bedeutung vor dem Hintergrund eines neuerlichen Rüstungswettlaufs und zahlreicher internationaler Krisen zu Beginn der 1980er Jahre. Herr Kieninger ist Stipendiat am Berliner Kolleg Kalter Krieg.
2016-11-031h 27Berliner Kolleg Kalter Krieg - PodcastsHandel gegen den Kalten Krieg. Zur Geschichte des Erdgasröhrengeschäfts mit der UdSSR. Vortrag von Stephan Kieninger (Berlin)Ringvorlesung "Grenzen des Kalten Krieges" | Stephan Kieninger diskutiert anhand des Erdgasröhrengeschäftes mit der Sowjetunion die wirtschaftliche Dimension der Entspannungspolitik und deren Bedeutung vor dem Hintergrund eines neuerlichen Rüstungswettlaufs und zahlreicher internationaler Krisen zu Beginn der 1980er Jahre. Herr Kieninger ist Stipendiat am Berliner Kolleg Kalter Krieg.
2016-11-031h 27Berliner Kolleg Kalter Krieg - Podcasts"Medizin gegen den Kalten Krieg. Ärzte in der anti-atomaren Friedensbewegung der 1980er Jahre" (Göttingen 2016) von Claudia KemperBuchvorstellung | Claudia Kemper vom Hamburger Institut für Sozialforschung stellt ihr neues Buch "Medizin gegen den Kalten Krieg. Ärzte in der anti-atomaren Friedensbewegung der 1980er Jahre" (Göttingen 2016) im Forum Willy Brandt Berlin vor. Im Anschluss diskutiert sie mit Dr. med. Barbara Hövener aus Berlin, die zu den Gründungsmitgliedern der "Internationalen Ärzte zur Verhütung eines Atomkrieges" gehört. Die Organisation gründete sich während der Debatte über eine weitere atomare Aufrüstung in Europa und wurde 1985 mit den Friedensnobelpreis ausgezeichnet.
2016-04-281h 14Berliner Kolleg Kalter Krieg - Podcasts"Medizin gegen den Kalten Krieg. Ärzte in der anti-atomaren Friedensbewegung der 1980er Jahre" (Göttingen 2016) von Claudia KemperBuchvorstellung | Claudia Kemper vom Hamburger Institut für Sozialforschung stellt ihr neues Buch "Medizin gegen den Kalten Krieg. Ärzte in der anti-atomaren Friedensbewegung der 1980er Jahre" (Göttingen 2016) im Forum Willy Brandt Berlin vor. Im Anschluss diskutiert sie mit Dr. med. Barbara Hövener aus Berlin, die zu den Gründungsmitgliedern der "Internationalen Ärzte zur Verhütung eines Atomkrieges" gehört. Die Organisation gründete sich während der Debatte über eine weitere atomare Aufrüstung in Europa und wurde 1985 mit den Friedensnobelpreis ausgezeichnet.
2016-04-281h 14Berliner Kolleg Kalter Krieg - PodcastsPräsentation der Ausstellung "Der Kalte Krieg. Ursachen – Geschichte – Folgen" und der neuen Website des Berliner KollegsAusstellungspräsentation | Hören Sie hier den Live-Mitschnitt der Veranstaltung: Nach einer Begrüßung durch Dr. Anna Kaminsky von der Bundesstiftung Aufarbeitung der SED-Diktatur stellen Dr. Claudia Kemper und Dr. Klaas Voß vom Hamburger Institut für Sozialforschung die neue Internetseite des Berliner Kollegs Kalter Krieg vor. Im Anschluss präsentiert Prof. Dr. Bernd Greiner, Leiter des Berliner Kollegs, die Ausstellung "Der Kalte Krieg. Ursachen – Geschichte – Folge". Es kommentiert der ehemalige Regierende Bürgermeister von Berlin Eberhard Diepgen.
2016-03-081h 37Berliner Kolleg Kalter Krieg - PodcastsPräsentation der Ausstellung "Der Kalte Krieg. Ursachen – Geschichte – Folgen" und der neuen Website des Berliner KollegsAusstellungspräsentation | Hören Sie hier den Live-Mitschnitt der Veranstaltung: Nach einer Begrüßung durch Dr. Anna Kaminsky von der Bundesstiftung Aufarbeitung der SED-Diktatur stellen Dr. Claudia Kemper und Dr. Klaas Voß vom Hamburger Institut für Sozialforschung die neue Internetseite des Berliner Kollegs Kalter Krieg vor. Im Anschluss präsentiert Prof. Dr. Bernd Greiner, Leiter des Berliner Kollegs, die Ausstellung "Der Kalte Krieg. Ursachen – Geschichte – Folge". Es kommentiert der ehemalige Regierende Bürgermeister von Berlin Eberhard Diepgen.
2016-03-081h 37Berliner Kolleg Kalter Krieg - Podcasts"If deterrence fails …": Internationale Friedensbewegungen und der Kampf um die Deutungshoheit im Kalten KriegRingvorlesung "Neue Forschungen zum Kalten Krieg" | Nukleare Weltuntergangszenarien haben die Kulturgeschichte des Kalten Krieges begleitet. In den 1960er und 1970er Jahren gingen die internationalen Friedens- und Abrüstungsbewegungen dazu über, ihre Kritik am "Wahnsinn des atomaren Wettlaufs" nicht mehr nur in generelle Angstszenarien zu kleiden. Vielmehr bemühten sie sich um wissenschaftliche Expertise – etwa zur Dynamik von Rüstungswettläufen, zu Konzepten politischer Konfliktmoderation oder zu den konkreten Folgen eines Atomschlages.
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