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Politics with Paul
Politics with Paul #49: Bipartisanship in Legislative Advocacy w/ Florida Student Policy Forum
What goes into advocating for bills in state legislatures? How do you reach out to different interests of both lawmakers and activists to build a bipartisan coalition? What are the toughest parts of the legislative process to deal with as an advocate? Here to talk about that and more on today's episode are two members of the Florida Student Policy Forum, Graham Bernstein and Jacob Kaplan. They discuss their work on Florida bills involving expedited foreclosures on abandoned properties, phone calls for prisoners on good behavior, and school corporal punishment reform. At the end, they also give advice for other...
2025-07-15
1h 03
Politics with Paul
Politics with Paul #48: Is Split Ticket Voting in US Elections Dead? Will it Make a Comeback?
Is split-ticket voting is US elections dead? How do we measure split-ticket voting? What impacts our analysis of it? What does split-ticketing look like from historical data and how did it shape up in the 2024 election? Is there any cause for concern? And: Will split-ticketing make a comeback? Today we explore not only data behind split-ticketing but the more descriptive aspects of how we study it and some philosophical implications behind it. Is split-ticketing really on the decline as much as some political observers have said? And how different - or similar - is it to years past? What does it all m...
2025-07-08
45 min
The Apostolic Way Podcast
Deceiving and Being Deceived (Part 3)
Tell us what you think about this podcast!Bishop Rader Johnson teaches that in the last days, evil men and seducers will grow worse—deceiving others and being deceived themselves. Paul urges Timothy to continue in the truth he’s learned. Knowing the Bible isn’t enough; we must understand what it means and why it means what it says.Seducing spirits work through people, leading saints away from truth. The only defense is staying rooted in Apostolic teaching and obeying godly counsel. Those who reject sound doctrine and their pastor's guidance open the door to err...
2025-07-07
1h 30
Politics with Paul
Politics with Paul #47: Will We Ever See a Competitive Third Party?
Polling consistently indicates that large majorities of people believe a third major party is needed because the Democratic and Republican Parties do not adequately represent the American people. Despite this, third parties rarely win any elections, even at the local and state levels. Why do we not see 3rd parties be more regularly competitive in US elections despite immense dissatisfaction with the Republican and Democratic Parties? Have we had 3rd parties that were competitive in the past? What makes a 3rd party competitive? Will we soon see a 3rd party become a regular contender for big-time elected offices in the...
2025-07-01
51 min
Politics with Paul
Politics with Paul #46: Efficient vs. Deliberative Government - Can it Be Both Swift and Thoughtful?
Is it better to have an efficient government or a deliberative government? Can a government be both swift-acting and thoughtful in responding to the needs of citizens? Constituents often lament government as inefficient, taking too long to respond to crises before or when they arise. They also often decry government action as not taking into account their wants and opinions. Today's episode explores this seeming dichotomy between efficiency and deliberation. What makes a government efficient or deliberative? How did the Founding Fathers view this debate? How does this debate shape our conversations about the function of the executive, legislative, and...
2025-06-24
1h 08
Politics with Paul
Politics with Paul #45: The Types of Polarization...And How Any of Us Can Become Polarized
Most people can see that American politics is rife with polarization. It's led to countless examples of enmity, strife, harsh rhetoric, broken relationships…and violence. But what many people don't realize is that polarization takes on multiple forms, and thus manifests and foments in different ways. And one of the most unfortunate truths is that there is one particular type of polarization that any of us can display. What are the different types of polarization? Why is it important to understand the different types? How do we measure them? How long has America been polarized? And which particular type of po...
2025-06-17
1h 14
The Apostolic Way Podcast
Deceiving and Being Deceived (Part 2)
Tell us what you think about this podcast!Bishop Rader Johnson teaches that in the last days, evil men and seducers will grow worse—deceiving others and being deceived themselves. Paul urges Timothy to continue in the truth he’s learned. Knowing the Bible isn’t enough; we must understand what it means and why it means what it says.Seducing spirits work through people, leading saints away from truth. The only defense is staying rooted in Apostolic teaching and obeying godly counsel. Those who reject sound doctrine and their pastor's guidance open the door to err...
2025-06-16
1h 17
The Apostolic Way Podcast
Deceiving and Being Deceived (Part 1)
Tell us what you think about this podcast!Bishop Rader Johnson teaches that in the last days, evil men and seducers will grow worse—deceiving others and being deceived themselves. Paul urges Timothy to continue in the truth he’s learned. Knowing the Bible isn’t enough; we must understand what it means and why it means what it says.Seducing spirits work through people, leading saints away from truth. The only defense is staying rooted in Apostolic teaching and obeying godly counsel. Those who reject sound doctrine and their pastor's guidance open the door to err...
2025-06-12
1h 17
Politics with Paul
Politics with Paul #44: The National Debt—And a Balanced Budget Amendment to the US Constitution?
The national debt has ballooned to $36 trillion. Just about everybody agrees that it's a major issue...but yet we have significant trouble tackling it. We agree that the deficit and debt are not sustainable forever, but we often have much different ideas on how they need to be lowered. It's a complicated issue to sufficiently address because of a variety of financial, structural, and political factors. What is the history of the national debt? What makes up our national debt? How is it viewed as a campaign issue? Why is it so difficult to cut spending? Is a Balanced Budget...
2025-06-10
40 min
Politics with Paul
Politics with Paul #43: Recall Elections - When Voters Kick Elected Officials Out Early
Recall elections are a unique democratic process allowing citizens to remove elected officials before the end of their term. The mechanism has existed since before the independence of the US, but didn't become popularized until the beginning of the 20th century. Many state and local-level officials have been subjected to recall campaigns, but some political observers have increasingly called into question the reasoning behind such efforts. Today's episode explores the history of the recall in America, how recall elections work, how recalls even get on the ballot, and the normative and philosophical questions behind their use. Are political recalls being...
2025-06-03
47 min
Politics with Paul
Politics with Paul #42: Knowledge Gaps in Politics Part 2 - Protecting Yourself Against Manipulation
Everybody has knowledge gaps when it comes to politics, no matter how much we know. There is just too much information to pay attention to, and not all of it is good. Unfortunately, that leaves the door open for political actors to try to exploit our biases or lack of understanding. Fortunately, however, there are ways to protect yourself against these attempts to manipulate our behavior and thought processes. Today covers some of the ways you can protect yourself by decreasing engagement with clickbait/ragebait, tips for researching political info, healthy skepticism about political arguments, and how to disagree in...
2025-05-27
1h 01
Politics with Paul
Politics with Paul #41: Knowledge Gaps in Politics Part 1: How They are Exploited
We all have gaps in our political knowledge regardless of how well-versed we are in politics. Unfortunately, that opens the door for those with a strongly vested interest in political outcomes to exploit knowledge gaps. How exactly do these exploits happen? What determines an “exploiter”? How are our biases preyed upon? How do artificial intelligence, the fragmentation of mass media into silos, and more factor in? Today talks about the most common ways and reasons our knowledge gaps are exploited. Next week will look at how we can counteract some of those attempts to exploit. Purchase my book on Amaz...
2025-05-20
54 min
Politics with Paul
Politics with Paul #40: Are Congress and State Legislatures Productive...or "Do-Nothing"?
We often lament our Congress as a “do-nothing” body, but are they truly unproductive? What about state legislatures? “Productivity” in legislatures is often thought of as simply how many bills they get passed or whether they address certain issues. However, “productivity” is not a clearly defined term, and there are some complications that arise when trying to define it. Today’s episode of Politics with Paul delves into both data and philosophical considerations of the productivity of Congress and state legislatures. How often do congressional and state legislative bills get passed? Why do so many bills die so early in the legislativ...
2025-05-13
57 min
Politics with Paul
Politics with Paul #39: Open Primaries w/ Guest Sila Avcil
New Mexico is the latest state to shift away from a closed primary in its elections, the primary election type where only members of a party can vote in that respective party's primary. Now, voters not affiliated with a party can vote in either the Democratic or Republican Primaries for the first time in the state's history. Playing a major role in that shift is today's guest Sila Avcil, the executive director of New Mexico Voters First and New Mexico Open Elections. She discusses the effort to implement semi-open primaries, including why this specific format, nitty-gritty details of New Mexico's...
2025-05-06
1h 10
Politics with Paul
Politics with Paul #38: The Funnel of Causality - Why We Vote the Way We Vote
Why do we make the vote choices that we do? How we fill out our ballots is inevitably shaped by a series of forces that we consciously (and subconsciously) think about. These influences are internal and external, group-based and individual-based, long-term and short-term. The interactions between these things are often represented as the Funnel of Causality, where they all filter into what our vote choice is at the narrow end of the funnel. Today's episode dives deep into this funnel: the history behind its development, how it has shaped our understanding of voter behavior, what it looks like...and why...
2025-04-29
46 min
Politics with Paul
Politics with Paul #37: Home Rule Part 2 - Challenges Facing it, and Why You Should Care About the Debate
Last week on PwP, we dove into home rule, which is a local government's capacity to administer its affairs without state government involvement. We took a look at what parameters home rule encompasses, its historical development, its antithesis known as Dillon's Rule, and the debate over home rule vs. Dillon's Rule. This week looks at recent developments regarding home rule and some of the biggest challenges (and opportunities) facing its expansion. At the end, we discuss why you should care about home rule vs. Dillon's Rule. Knowing about the topic is one thing, but it's also important to discuss why...
2025-04-22
44 min
Politics with Paul
Politics with Paul #36: Home Rule Part 1 - How Much Autonomy Should Local Governments Have?
The interactions between the federal and state governments get the bulk of the attention and study, but the interactions between state and local governments are just as important. At the heart of the discussion is the concept of "home rule," which refers to how much autonomy local governments have to administer their affairs independent of their state government's involvement. How independent should these local governments be of state government? How is home rule different and similar to the debates over federal vs. state government jurisdiction? How has the concept developed over time? Tune into today's episode of Politics with Paul...
2025-04-15
42 min
Politics with Paul
Politics with Paul #35: The John F. Kennedy Assassination and the New Files w/ Guest Jack Moore
The John F. Kennedy assassination has remained one of the most enduring, fascinating flashpoints in American history more than 60 years since it happened. Countless books, podcasts, TV shows, and more have spawned in the decades since. Yet there is still plenty of mystery and mystique surround the events…giving rise to some prominent conspiracy theories. The recent release of more files related to the murder of JFK has only further added interest to the mystery. What makes the JFK assassination and its context so compelling? What do we definitively know about what happened. What's still unexplained? What do the newly re...
2025-04-08
1h 56
Politics with Paul
Politics With Paul #34: US Voting Policy Reforms Part 3 - Potential Future Changes
There's a lot that has changed about US voting policy over nearly 240 years: The expansion of voting rights, more times and methods that we can vote by, accessibility of voting, and so on. But now we look towards the future. What will be different about voting in US elections in the near and not-so-near future? Today, we tackle the following topics as to where we will likely see at least a little change in the coming years: What offices we vote on, what times of the year we vote, what our primaries look like, early and absentee voting regulations, voter...
2025-04-01
52 min
Politics with Paul
Politics with Paul #33: Psychology and Viewpoints of Independents w/ Guest Lura Forcum
What do independent voters really think? My special guest today is Lura Forcum, president of the Independent Center, and she gives her insights into this question from research she's done and discussions she's had with other independents. Lura gives her take on what are common traits of independents, how cohesive a group they are, how they can address the polarization gap in America, and more. Big thanks to Lura for coming on the show! Today's random question of the day: Would you rather be able to play every musical instrument or speak every language? Purchase my book on Amazon...
2025-03-28
1h 03
Politics with Paul
Politics with Paul #32: US Voting Policy Reforms Part 2 - Voting Access
Reforms to voting in US elections include monumental changes in access to voting. Much of this includes the expansion of voting rights (suffrage), removing restrictions to voting based on property ownership, race, gender, and age. Yet there are other major modifications to voting access that include the times we can vote and the candidate nomination process. Today's episode covers all these topics, including some developments in voting rights expansion that you may not have heard of, the development of primaries, and the emergence of early and absentee voting. Purchase my book on Amazon (ebook and paperback): https://www.amazon...
2025-03-25
35 min
Politics with Paul
Politics with Paul #31: US Voting Policy Reforms Part 1 - The Voting Process
There's a lot that we take for granted about how voting works in US elections these days, but there has been a lot of trial and error over time in administering them. Significant changes in how voting works have occurred over the 235+ years since the US Constitution was ratified. This series takes a look at many of the changes in US voting policy. Today's episode covers how the voting process has been refined over time: WHEN we vote, WHO we vote for, and HOW our vote is counted. This includes how we came to decide when Election Day is held...
2025-03-18
33 min
Earth on the Rocks
Head in the geoengineered clouds - with Dr. Paul Goddard
We are back for the second half of our first season! Joining us to kick things off is Dr. Paul Goddard, a climate scientist and modeler who looks at how Earth may react to CO2 emissions and how we may combat some of those changes. Hear about geoengineering, or large-scale attempts to counteract anthropogenic climate change, Cincinnati chili (a warm-spiced chili with things from cinnamon to chocolate - but so, so good!), and a new way to think about golf course design. You can find more about Paul's work at http://climateengineering.indiana.edu/.
2025-03-14
44 min
Politics with Paul
Politics With Paul #30: How Should We Compensate Our Elected Officials?
How we pay our elected officials can be a touchy subject , especially when those officials themselves propose pay raises , but it's more important to discuss than most citizens realize. It's a difficult job and there are a lot of factors at play. How we compensate officials plays a big role in their efficiency, representativeness of voters, capability of performing their role, ability to hire staff, capability of devoting themselves to their role, and more. Yet there is no easy way to determine what we should be paying elected officials or what benefits should be available to them. And being government official...
2025-03-11
54 min
Politics with Paul
Politics with Paul #29: Gerrymandering w/ Special Guest Mary Noone
Gerrymandering, the deliberate redrawing of legislative district lines to unfairly benefit a party or politician, is a serious problem that negatively impacts Democrats, Republicans, and independents alike. It is often described as "politicians choosing voters" instead of the way it should be, "voters choosing politicians." On today's episode, our guest Mary Noone, a seasoned campaign strategist and advocate, discusses her insight into the issue of gerrymandering, including how it impacts voter participation, how the courts have handled it, and steps we can start taking to mitigate the problem. Today's random question of the day: What superpower would you choose? ...
2025-03-04
50 min
Politics with Paul
Politics with Paul #28: Political Efficacy: How Well We Know and Impact Politics (And Think We Do)
Political efficacy - how well citizens understand politics (internal efficacy) and impact politics (external efficacy) - is a crucial aspect of American politics. Efficacy is needed to ensure government responsiveness and accountability, a well-informed electorate, electoral competitiveness, and helpful public discourse. Unfortunately, however, there are many threats to political efficacy, and efficacy levels are arguably at some of the lowest they have ever been. Today's episode of Politics with Paul covers the nature of political efficacy, the ways efficacy is measured, the aforementioned threats to efficacy, why efficacy is so important to the health of our political culture, and some beginnin...
2025-02-25
52 min
Politics with Paul
Politics with Paul #27: Separation of Powers, Its Debates, and How Trump Factors in
The separation of powers is a fundamental component to the American system of government. In general, the executive branch executes laws, the legislative branch writes laws, and the judicial branch interprets laws. But while the absolute basics are straightforward, there are many nuances to the debate as to what responsibilities and powers are within each branch's sphere, how each branch can and should check and balance the other two, and whether the separation of powers is being threatened by the actions (or inaction) or one or more branches. Today's episode gives a rundown of what separation of powers is and...
2025-02-18
58 min
Politics with Paul
Politics with Paul #26: What Really is a Political Independent?
Voters identifying as "independent" are a fast-growing bloc of voters, yet there are a lot of misunderstandings about the label. "What is an independent?" seems like a straightforward question. Yet if you ask 5 different independents what it means to be independent, you could very well get 5 different definitions. Today's episode delves into how "independent" is defined, how many independents are registered to vote, and more. Today's Random Fact of the Day that this episode also explores: Did you know that the US Senate, and some states' governors, used to be selected by state legislatures instead of a popular vote by...
2025-02-11
29 min
Besenwagen - der Radsport Podcast
Der Winddoktor (mit Jonas Schmeiser)
Der Besenwagen fährt durch den Windtunnel. Jonas Schmeiser begutachtet die Messwerte und berechnet den CdA. Der Computer simuliert verschiedene Tuning-Teile, Stoßstangen und Laufräder werden gewechselt und ein Heckspoiler angeschraubt. Am Ende gleitet der Wind mühelos an uns vorbei, die Effizienz ist optimiert, die Höchstgeschwindigkeit verbessert und wenn wir schon mal dabei sind, werden gleich alle Räder der Profiteams auf den Prüfstand gestellt und sachgemäß in Kategorien einsortiert.🚌💨 Besenwagen - der Radsport Podcast☎️ Fragen oder Feedback? Schreib' uns eine E-Mail: kontakt@besenwagen.com oder hinterlasse uns eine Nachricht auf dem A...
2025-02-06
2h 34
Politics with Paul
Politics with Paul #25: Consequential Presidential Elections in US History
Every presidential election is important, but some have more long-lasting impacts than others. These include changes to the political landscape, fundamentally reshaping the executive branch and the presidency's power, establishing precedents, and establishing long-lasting programs. Today's episode covers some of the most consequential presidential elections in this regard, focusing on both the elections themselves and the results thereafter. (In some cases, the loser of the election had a monumental impact, too.) Then, at the end, we examine how Donald Trump's elections could potentially compare to those impactful elections of years past. Purchase my book on Amazon (ebook and paperback...
2025-02-04
49 min
Politics with Paul
Politics with Paul #24: Is There a 2nd Term Curse on US Presidencies?
It has sometimes been remarked upon a president’s reelection that there is a “2nd term curse,” where presidential records and legacies take a hit due to lesser success than the 1st term. But are 2nd terms really less successful than 1st terms? What factors can we look at to examine the theory’s validity? What do other political observers have to say about the idea? Today’s episode covers these questions and more, including how Donald Trump (currently) compares to previous two-term presidents? Today’s Random Fact of the Day: Donald Trump and Grover Cleveland are the two presidents to serve non...
2025-01-28
35 min
Politics with Paul
Politics with Paul #23: When Party Affiliations Change
As strong as political party attachments can be, there are times where elected officials, candidates, and voters can drift away to a different party or go independent. What are some of the reasons for this? Is it a fast or slow process? How have party affiliations shifted by demographics and region over time? Do we have statistics on elected officials that have changed party affiliation? All these questions and more are part of today's topic. Today's Random Fact of the Day: Did you know that Inauguration Day for president was not always January 20th? Purchase my book on Amazon...
2025-01-21
34 min
Politics with Paul
Politics with Paul #22: Variations Within the Democratic and Republican Parties
The Democratic and Republican Parties are often treated as monoliths that think almost if not entirely the same way on all issues. While Democrats are becoming more uniformly liberal and Republicans are becoming more uniformly conservative, you can find some noticeable differences within the parties in different parts of the country based on political necessity, upbringing and environment, and factional struggles to lead county and state-level affiliates of the two main parties. Today’s episode discusses why we see these variations, how we measure differences within the parties, and specific examples of state-level parties that differ from their counterparts and th...
2025-01-14
44 min
Politics with Paul
Politics with Paul #21: How Many Democrat, Republican, and Independent Voters are There?
Happy New Year, everyone! Have you wondered how exactly the electorate is divided between Democrats, Republicans, and Independents? The answer is sort of complicated, but we do have some sense of the divide. Today's episode covers how exactly we know what we do about voters' party affiliations, how each state handles parties on the ballot, survey data on the public's party identifications, and what states actually register their voters' party affiliations. Today's random question: What is one of your New Year's resolutions? Purchase my book on Amazon (ebook and paperback): https://www.amazon.com/Why-Independents-Rarely-Win-Elections-ebook/dp/B09K8PYM5...
2025-01-02
36 min
Politics with Paul
Politics with Paul #20: Should SCOTUS Justices Have Term Limits?
Calls for implementing term limits on the Supreme Court of the United States (SCOTUS) are not new, but they have seen amplified calls in recent years. But would term limits fix the issues with the current appointment process? Are lifetime outdated? There are a bunch of practical and philosophical considerations to think about in this debate such as the arguments made for and against lifetime terms versus fixed terms, how state supreme courts handle selection for their justices, and how an amendment to the US Constitution implementing SCOTUS term limits would be added. Today’s episode covers all this and mo...
2024-12-19
37 min
Politics with Paul
Politics with Paul #19: Historical Party Divisions of Congress
The partisanship of Congress has ebbed and flowed over its history. Yet while majority control of the US House and US Senate tends to be hotly contested between the Democratic and Republican Parties these days, that wasn't always the case. Both parties have had periods where one has demonstrated dominance over the other. Today's episode is an overview of the partisan history of the US Congress, including a brief look before the Republican Party formed in the 1850s, Republican supremacy during the Civil War/Reconstruction Era and the 1890s/1900s/1920s, Democratic supremacy during the Great Depression/World War II...
2024-12-12
31 min
Politics with Paul
Politics with Paul #18: Expansion of Presidential Power and Controversies
US presidential power and prestige has expanded greatly since the Framers of the Constitution designed the new form of American government. Yet just as heavy debate ensued at that time as to what the president can and should do with his powers, controversies have continued all throughout US history through today. Today's looks at some of those debates (such as whether checks on presidential power should be relaxed in certain cases), how previous presidents have wielded their power, and how the president interacts with Congress (legislative) and Supreme Court (judicial) branches of government. Today's random question: What is a word...
2024-12-05
46 min
Politics with Paul
Politics with Paul #17: Why Incumbents Win Reelection So Often
Why do we hate politicians (particularly Congress) so much yet so often reelect the same ones? The incumbency advantage is a well-documented phenomenon in political science, and 2024 saw sky-high reelection rates for elected officials running for their same seats. Although incumbency advantage can vary by type of office (e.g. Congress, governors) and by state, those already in office tend to have an advantage by virtue of already holding the seat. Why do incumbents generally enjoy an advantage over challengers in this regard? How successful have recent and historical incumbent reelection bids been? That’s what today’s episode dives into...
2024-11-27
38 min
Politics with Paul
Politics with Paul Podcast #16 - 2024 Election Recap (Thus Far)
Another presidential election has come and gone, with Republicans walking away with generally more success than Democrats. Yet the 2024 results aren’t entirely settled. Some election winners have yet to be decided, and accurate vote totals still need to be certified. However, there are a lot of takeaways we can already glean. Today covers results for president, Congress, governor, state legislatures, and ballot measures, along with some instances of split-ticket voting. Today's random question: Was Pluto’s demotion to dwarf planet justified, or should it be granted full planet status again? Leave your answer in the comments below or comment on t...
2024-11-20
46 min
New Day with SSJ
11-15-24 SSJ's Mike Tyson vs Jake Paul Preview
Steven gives his thoughts on the Mike Tyson vs Jake Paul fight. SSJ talks about what to look for and what you might be able to take away plus the parameters of this fight. He also talks about the big time Co-Main Event which is a rematch between Katie Taylor and Amanda Serrano and the fireworks that could happen in this bout.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
2024-11-15
17 min
Politics with Paul
Politics with Paul Podcast #15 - Election 2024 Preview Finale - The Presidency
It’s finally here. We’re on the cusp of the 2024 general election, and the next president of the United States is about to be decided. Either Democrat Kamala Harris will become the nation’s first female president or Republican Donald Trump will become the second president to serve nonconsecutive terms in office. Popular votes do not decide presidential elections, however: Electoral College votes do. But if someone doesn’t win a majority of the Electoral College, what happens next? Regardless of that, where are the least and most competitive states in the Electoral College? All this and more is today’s...
2024-11-04
29 min
Politics with Paul
Politics with Paul Podcast #14 - Election 2024 Preview Part 4 - US House, Governor, State Legislature
Today's episode dives into some of the most important, competitive US House and gubernatorial races and state legislative chambers that could possibly flip majority party control. These US House races not only are critical for determining whether Republicans keep the majority or Democrats gain it, but also for their potential impacts on the presidential election (including ways you may not expect), US Senate elections, gubernatorial elections, and state legislative control. There is no random question today. That will be saved for the end of this string of episodes. Purchase my book on Amazon (ebook and paperback): https://www.amazon...
2024-11-02
37 min
Politics with Paul
Politics with Paul Podcast #13 - Election 2024 Preview Part 3 - Competitive US Senate Races
There are 9 or so seats up for election in the US Senate in 2024 that are expected to be competitive, including some states that are presidential battlegrounds. Today's episode of PwP covers the races in that chamber are expected to be the tightest, including one contest that has a slight chance of being an upset, and some of the key factors to look at in each. There is no random question today. That will be saved for the end of this string of episodes. Purchase my book on Amazon (ebook and paperback): https://www.amazon.com/Why-Independents-Rarely-Win-Elections-ebook/dp/B09K8...
2024-10-29
34 min
Politics with Paul
Politics with Paul Podcast #12 - Election 2024 Preview Part 2 - General Overview of Competitive Non-Presidential Races
What kind of factors and contexts should we look at to determine whether an election is competitive? Such aspects include campaign finances, party support, the impact of simultaneous races, and candidate qualities. Yet it’s not enough to have an advantage in any of these aspects—you must be able to harness those advantages properly. This episode takes a general overview of what makes elections competitive and which 2024 contests for US Senate, US House, governor, and state legislative chamber control are expected to be competitive. Later this week, we will take a deeper dive into what exactly makes those races comp...
2024-10-23
39 min
Politics with Paul
Politics with Paul Podcast #11 - Election 2024 Preview Part 1 - What You Can Likely Expect
As important as knowing what the competitive races are is knowing where there is a lack of competition and what election results are likely or basically guaranteed to happen. But expectations aren't just about who is going to win. We also can make reasonable predictions about things like campaign spending, incumbent performance, and voter turnout. Today is part 1 of the preview of Election 2024, focusing on what the safe (or at least safer) predictions are and why they are predictable. Today's random question: Miracle Whip: Yes or no? Purchase my book on Amazon (ebook and paperback): https://www.amazon.com...
2024-10-16
36 min
Politics with Paul
Politics with Paul Podcast #10 - The Durability of American Political Parties
Political parties in America have been around since the ratification of the US Constitution and have persisted despite increasingly negative opinions Americans have about both the Democratic and Republican Parties. Why are the two major parties so ingrained in the American political system? How did we get the parties we have today? How do independents and third parties factor into politics? All this and more about the durability of the Democratic and Republican Parties are the focus of today's topic. Today's random question: Are Pop-Tarts good? Purchase my book on Amazon (ebook and paperback): https://www.amazon.com/Why-Independents-Rarely-Win-Elections-ebook...
2024-10-09
35 min
Politics with Paul
Politics with Paul Podcast #9 - Interview with Seth David Radwell
Today's episode of PwP is the first one to feature a special guest! Seth David Radwell joins me to discuss his book "American Schism: How the Two Enlightenments Hold the Secret to Healing Our Nation," available on Amazon in ebook, hardcover, and audiobook. The book makes the case for how there are multiple strains of Enlightenment thinking that have sparked division throughout all of American history, including today's polarization. Included in our discussion is Seth's prescriptions for healing the divide, the importance of civility and compromise, and how we can come to a mutual understanding of others' viewpoints. Today's random...
2024-10-02
40 min
Politics with Paul
Political with Paul Podcast #8 - How Do Election Forecasters Make Their Predictions?
The coverage of predictions of election results ramp up the closer we get to elections. Election forecasters, both individual and organizational, have their own formulas for how they rate the likelihood of a Democrat or a Republican of winning a given contest. Today's episode dives into a variety of the factors these forecasters use to make their prediction, including election history, polling, and other elections happening at the same time. Today's random question: If you could have an exotic animal as a pet that normally is not legally allowed, what would you choose and why? Purchase my book on...
2024-09-25
36 min
Politics with Paul
Politics with Paul Podcast #7 - How Do We Interpret the Constitution?
Government officials take an oath to uphold and defend the Constitution before they take office, yet conservatives and liberals often have considerably different views on how to interpret the US Constitution. Do we interpret it in the context of when passages were ratified? Does the meaning change as society and times change? Today looks into the origins and development of the debate over how to interpret the US Constitution, the arguments between the two basic schools of thought known as "Originalism" and "Living Constitutionalism," and how both ideologies have shaped historical and contemporary US Supreme Court cases. Today's random question...
2024-09-18
20 min
The Dr. John Stumbo Audio Podcast
Paul Rader: Our Second President – John Stumbo Video Blog No. 134
John recounts the life of Paul Rader, The Christian and Missionary Alliance’s second president.
2024-09-12
14 min
Politics with Paul
Politics with Paul Podcast #6 - What Could be the 28th US Constitutional Amendment?
It takes a lot to amend the US Constitution. About 12,000 amendments have been put in front of Congress over 230+ years, but only 33 of them have been passed by Congress and only 27 of those have been fully ratified as part of the Constitution. So, when could the 28th Amendment be ratified and what will it be? Today, we look at the 27 previous amendments, some quick amendment ratification stats, and some potential candidates for a 28th Amendment and evaluations of their likelihood of being ratified in the near future. Today's random question: What is the superior font for electronic documents? Purchase...
2024-09-12
36 min
Ayush Prakash Podcast
Political Analyst: We're All Polarized Because Of This!
Paul Rader is a nonpartisan political analyst, researcher, writer/author, and speaker. Paul's passions include bridging political knowledge gaps, improving American civics, and making politics more accessible and fun to the public. He earned a bachelor's degree in political science from the University of South Florida and a master's degree in political science (with a certificate in political campaigning) from the University of Florida. Paul has both educational and professional experience on various facets of political science, including election trends, the function of campaigns, the history of political institutions, government structure, and public policy. Among h...
2024-09-11
51 min
The Business Leadership Podcast
Startup to Market Leader: Marcus Rader's Journey with Hostaway
In this episode of the Business Leadership Podcast, Edwin Frondozo hosts a special discussion with Marcus Rader, co-founder of Hostaway, recorded live at the Collision Conference in Toronto. Marcus shares his journey from starting his first company at age 11 to pioneering solutions in the vacation rental software industry. The conversation delves into the unique challenges of the rental industry, the limitations and benefits of AI and automation, and provides insights into the industry's future dynamics amidst increasing market consolidation. With significant growth and a desire to be industry leaders, Hostaway emphasizes customer success and effective remote management across 41 countries...
2024-09-10
22 min
Politics with Paul
Politics with Paul Podcast #5 - Variations in Voter Turnout
Voter turnout is the foundation of the American system of government, and studying the factors influencing turnout is a key component to understanding what makes American voters tick. So, what makes voter turnout fluctuate? How do we even measure it? How has turnout changed over time? All this and more is the focus of today's episode of Politics with Paul. Today's random question: Do you use the Oxford comma? Purchase my book on Amazon (ebook and paperback): https://www.amazon.com/Why-Independents-Rarely-Win-Elections-ebook/dp/B09K8PYM5J/ My website: https://paulrader.org/ Like and follow my Facebook page: https...
2024-09-04
37 min
Politics with Paul
Politics with Paul Podcast #4 - What are the Red, Blue, and Purple States?
You hear about "red" and "blue" and even "purple" states all the time in elections—red for Republican, blue for Democrat, and purple for a mix of the two. Yet what criteria are needed to actually tell when a state is one of these colors? How did we even get to using red and blue colors for the Republican and Democratic Parties, respectively? Which states are red, which are blue, and which are purple? How have these shades changed over time? All this and more are the subject of today's Politics with Paul podcast episode. Today's random question: What is th...
2024-08-28
30 min
Politics with Paul
Politics with Paul Podcast #3 - The Electoral College and Contingent Elections
A presidential candidate must win a majority of the Electoral College (270+ electoral votes out of 538) to win the presidency. But what happens if no candidate reaches that threshold? That's where contingent elections come in. Today, I talk about how the Electoral College has changed over time, how contingent elections work, and one way 2024 could become a contingent election (though the possibility is unlikely). Today's random question: Is a hot dog a sandwich? Purchase my book on Amazon (ebook and paperback): https://www.amazon.com/Why-Independents-Rarely-Win-Elections-ebook/dp/B09K8PYM5J/ My website: https://paulrader.org/ Like and follow my...
2024-08-21
29 min
Politics with Paul
Politics with Paul Podcast #2 - Election Timing and Why it Matters When We Hold Elections
Why do we hold elections at the time of year we do, and why does it matter? Election timing plays a crucial role in the voting process, and depending on the time of year an election is held voter turnout rates, and who turns out to vote, can look vastly different. Today, I dive into how election timing is defined, a brief history of how election timing got to where it is today, the arguments made for and against "off-cycle" election timing, and where we find these off-cycle elections. Today's random question: With NFL season around the corner, which NFL...
2024-08-14
28 min
Politics with Paul
Politics with Paul Podcast #1 - The Debate Over Age Limits on Government Officials
Calls for implementing maximum age limits on our government officials have increased as of late. But the debate is often made out to be far simpler than it actually is. In today's episode, I dive into the arguments that supporters and opponents of a maximum age limit make. Then I talk about what other factors must be accounted for if we were to have a maximum age limit, such as what that age would be and consideration of political incentives. Finally, I then go into what potential alternatives might be proposed instead of an age limit. Today's end-of-episode random question...
2024-08-07
28 min
Politics with Paul
Intro to the Politics with Paul Podcast
Welcome to the Politics with Paul podcast, home to nonpartisan analysis of politics! In this episode, I talk about what exactly I do, how I came to do it, and why I do it. I also lay out the ground rules on what this podcast entails, including coverage of various policy debates, interviews with guests, and election analysis. Purchase my book on Amazon (ebook and paperback): https://www.amazon.com/Why-Independents-Rarely-Win-Elections-ebook/dp/B09K8PYM5J/ My website: https://paulrader.org/ Like and follow my Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/PaulRaderWrites Follow me on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin...
2024-07-31
19 min
Besenwagen - der Radsport Podcast
Nacktschnecken!
Der Besenwagen steht schon in Dijon und wartet auf das Peloton der Tour de France. Wir geben natürlich unseren Senf zu den bisherigen Etappen ab und schauen voraus zum nächsten Ruhetag. Dabei bleibt genügend Zeit für ein bisschen Materialpflege und Räder putzen. 🚌💨 Besenwagen - der Radsport Podcast🎟️ Tickets für den Live Podcast am 5. Juli in Frankfurt am Main und alle weiteren Events gibt es hier im Ticketshop oder am Freitag an der Abendkasse!⚽️ Das Massif Arts zeigt auch das EM-Viertelfinale Deutschland-Spanien! Der Live Podcast startet im Anschluss....
2024-07-04
1h 02
The Elite Road Warrior Podcast
Episode 080 - Interview Mash Up
Buckley Kids Season 2 promoWelcome to the ERW podcast. I’m your host, BpB, fellow road warrior, husband of one and father of five, and always looking for creative ways to keep the ERW podcast fresh.As a result, today’s episode is unique and we’ve only done this a few times. I’ve taken clips from the five interviews:Keynote speaker and hypnosis - Wayne Lee in episode 064Author and productivity expert - Marcey Rader in episode 066World renown entertainer and impersonator - John Di Domenico in episode 074Road warrior - Justin...
2023-11-20
32 min
The Elite Road Warrior Podcast
Episode 045- Seven Things I Do On Every Flight
ERW podcast is brought to you by the book, Beyond Travel by Marcey Rader. An absolute must read for a business traveler from my mentor and now friend. https://www.amazon.com/Beyond-Travel-Warriors-Survival-Guide/dp/0996376305/ref=tmm_pap_swatch_0?_encoding=UTF8&qid=1570632166&sr=8-1Welcome to the ERW podcast, I’m your host, BpB, fellow road warrior, husband of one, father of five, Chicago sports fan, and committed each and every trip to becoming and remaining an ERW. I would love nothing more than for you to join my master evil plan and join this road trip....
2023-11-13
27 min
wirlandwirten Podcast
Volksantrag gegen Flächenfraß
Der Volksantrag Ländle Leben Lassen ist die Initiative gegen Flächenfraß in Baden-Württemberg. Im "Ländle" kommen jeden Tag rund 6 Hektar sprichwörtlich unter die Räder. Das gefährdet nicht nur die regionale Versorgung mit Lebensmitteln, sondern auch den Lebensraum unzähliger Tier und Pflanzenarten. In dieser Bonusfolge stellen Padraig Elsner und Gerhard Bronner, Vorsitzender des Landesnaturschutzverbandes, die Forderungen des Volksantrages vor und erklären, wie diese den Flächenfraß eindämmen und gleichzeitig Wohnraum sowie Gewerbeflächen schaffen. Mehr Infos unter: Home - Ländle Leben Lassen (laendle-leben-lassen.de)
2023-06-05
28 min
Besenwagen - der Radsport Podcast
Im Service Course (mit Glen Leven)
Der Besenwagen steht leer irgendwo in Belgien. Die Besatzung sitzt heute im Materialtruck von Trek-Segafredo. Team Support Manager Glen Leven öffnet uns die Türen und nimmt uns mit auf eine Fahrt mit dem LKW. Seit mehr als 10 Jahren kümmert er sich um die Bikes und das Equipment der mittlerweile 45 Fahrerinnen und Fahrer die das Team unter Vertrag hat. Wie viele Räder dass dann insgesamt sind und welche DIY Tipps für das Rad-Tuning Glen auf Lager hat, hört ihr in dieser Folge.🚌💨 Besenwagen - der Radsport Podcast wird unterstützt von Rapha🚌💨...
2023-05-18
1h 37
Clayton Howe’s Entertainmentx
Michael Rader Part 2 ”Love & Peace”
Michael Rader (michaelrader.com)(IG:@mrmichaelrader)(TW:@mrmichaelrader) is a director, artistic director and arts consultant based in New York City who made his mark internationally as an Artistic Director for Cirque du Soleil. Her is the current Acting General Manager for Theatre Aspen. Prior to that, he served as the Artistic Director and then Producing Artistic Director for the historic Cape Playhouse where he was celebrated for leading the organization through a significant renaissance and securing the theatre's position in the American Theatre landscape. His diverse career in the arts has afforded him positions such as a Resident Direct...
2022-12-22
25 min
Clayton Howe’s Entertainmentx
Michael Rader Part 1 ”The King & I, Contracts & Nonprofit Theatre”
Michael Rader (michaelrader.com)(IG:@mrmichaelrader)(TW:@mrmichaelrader) is a director, artistic director and arts consultant based in New York City who made his mark internationally as an Artistic Director for Cirque du Soleil. Her is the current Acting General Manager for Theatre Aspen. Prior to that, he served as the Artistic Director and then Producing Artistic Director for the historic Cape Playhouse where he was celebrated for leading the organization through a significant renaissance and securing the theatre's position in the American Theatre landscape. His diverse career in the arts has afforded him positions such as a Resident Direct...
2022-12-19
24 min
Work On-Demand with Paul Estes
The Crowd’s Reach: Unlocking the Power of Open Innovation with Steve Rader
Today, we sit down with Steve Rader, who leads NASA’s efforts to leverage crowd-based platforms for open innovation and bring value to NASA’s programs, as well as innovation efforts in the U.S. government. Steve is also the Founder and CEO of Crowd Resources Consulting, where he speaks and consults on innovation, crowdsourcing, and the future of work. Listen in as Steve explains how open innovation at NASA around mitigating human risks in space “came out of necessity” a little over a decade ago due to budget cuts. He speaks in...
2022-10-24
25 min
2old2dieYoung
ICONS: Marilyn
In der Nacht vom 4. auf den 5.8.2022 jährt sich zum 60. Mal der Todestag eines der größten und strahlendsten Stars, die es je gegeben hat. Vielleicht sogar des allergrößten. Gibt es eine berühmtere Schauspielerin, als Marilyn Monroe?Geboren in prekäre Verhältnisse, Kind einer psychisch schwerstkranken Mutter und eines unbekannten, abwesenden Vaters, kam sie schon im Kleinkindalter unter die Räder des Foster Systems in den USA, was für sie leider wiederholten sexuellen Missbrauch, Verwahrlosung und immer neue Traumata bedeutete. Marilyn litt, doch während sie tagelang in den Kinosälen ihres jeweiligen Wohnortes saß und sich aus...
2022-07-29
1h 55
The Apostolic Way Podcast
The Election and Foreknowledge of God (Part 2)
In this series, Bishop Rader Johnson breaks down the meaning of Predestination, a topic theologians have pondered for many years. What exactly did Paul mean when he wrote that God foreknew certain things? And what is the meaning of Predestination? Who are the elect of God (only the ones who overcome will be God’s election, they are the only ones whose names are written in the Lamb’s Book of Life!). Find out more in this series.
2022-04-07
1h 18
The Apostolic Way Podcast
The Election and Foreknowledge of God (Part 1)
In this series, Bishop Rader Johnson breaks down the meaning of Predestination, a topic theologians have pondered for many years. What exactly did Paul mean when he wrote that God foreknew certain things? And what is the meaning of Predestination? Who are the elect of God (only the ones who overcome will be God’s election, they are the only ones whose names are written in the Lamb’s Book of Life!). Find out more in this series.
2022-04-05
1h 22
Besenwagen - der Radsport Podcast
Angrillen im Materialwagen
Der Frühling ist da, Zeit den Materialwagen aus der Garage zu holen! Wir machen eine Spritztour mit offenem Schiebedach und genießen die Sonne während wir durch die Landschaft fahren. Bei einem schönen Rastplatz machen wir Halt und packen den Grill aus. Nachdem die Glut die richtige Temperatur erreicht hat, legen wir Räder der WordTour Teams auf den Rost. Herrlich wie das brutzelt! — Besenwagen - der Radsport Podcast wird unterstützt von Rapha — Besenwagen T-Shirts, Musettes & Co. gibt's hier! shop.besenwagen.com — Schreib' uns eine Nachricht! kontakt@besenwagen.com — Werb...
2022-03-10
1h 36
Damascus Road Community Church
Romans: Unfolding the Depths of God's Grace & Mercy | Michelle Rader | Class #9
The gospel, as Paul says in Romans 1, is the power of God for salvation to all who have faith. God's power defeats sin and death and raises us up into new life in Christ - Good News then and now. Romans, in the words of one scholar, is "the epistle of life." In it, Paul unfolds the Good News of the God who "gives life to the dead" (Rom 4:17) in order that we might live in "newness of life" (6:4) now, and have "eternal life through Jesus Christ our Lord" (5:21). How do we enter this new life and what does...
2021-11-09
1h 05
Damascus Road Community Church
Romans: Unfolding the Depths of God's Grace & Mercy | Michelle Rader | Class #8
The gospel, as Paul says in Romans 1, is the power of God for salvation to all who have faith. God's power defeats sin and death and raises us up into new life in Christ - Good News then and now. Romans, in the words of one scholar, is "the epistle of life." In it, Paul unfolds the Good News of the God who "gives life to the dead" (Rom 4:17) in order that we might live in "newness of life" (6:4) now, and have "eternal life through Jesus Christ our Lord" (5:21). How do we enter this new life and what does...
2021-11-02
1h 02
Cada día con Cristo — Podcast infantil
#356 Paul Rader
Una corta y edificante meditación para los más pequeños. Escúchala, piensa en ella y ora al finalizar. #356 Paul Rader Niños y niñas, hoy tenemos un hermoso testimonio de como un hombre conoció al Señor. * Meditación adaptada de "Boy and Girls Daily Calendar" editado por Bible Truth Publishers. Utilizado con permiso.
2021-11-01
04 min
All About The Voice
Push It to the Limits - with Paul Engemann
Very much like in his “Push it to the Limits” hit from the famous crime drama Scarface, Paul Engemann has been pushing it to and through the limits. With an incredibly successful music career, followed by an equally successful interior design career, and now a Dimond Elite for Rain International, Paul is a voice for trust through any transition. [1:07] "Push it to the limits" from the Scarface movie[3:45] "It's easy for successful people"[6:26] Working with legendary Giorgio Moroder[8:02] Life crisis and changes[11:12] Unexpected pivot from music to design[14:49] About Larry King...
2021-10-29
39 min
Damascus Road Community Church
Romans: Unfolding the Depths of God's Grace & Mercy | Michelle Rader | Class #7
The gospel, as Paul says in Romans 1, is the power of God for salvation to all who have faith. God's power defeats sin and death and raises us up into new life in Christ - Good News then and now. Romans, in the words of one scholar, is "the epistle of life." In it, Paul unfolds the Good News of the God who "gives life to the dead" (Rom 4:17) in order that we might live in "newness of life" (6:4) now, and have "eternal life through Jesus Christ our Lord" (5:21). How do we enter this new life and what does...
2021-10-26
1h 17
Damascus Road Community Church
Romans: Unfolding the Depths of God's Grace & Mercy | Michelle Rader | Class #6
The gospel, as Paul says in Romans 1, is the power of God for salvation to all who have faith. God's power defeats sin and death and raises us up into new life in Christ - Good News then and now. Romans, in the words of one scholar, is "the epistle of life." In it, Paul unfolds the Good News of the God who "gives life to the dead" (Rom 4:17) in order that we might live in "newness of life" (6:4) now, and have "eternal life through Jesus Christ our Lord" (5:21). How do we enter this new life and what does...
2021-10-19
1h 13
CharmeLippen - Der Podcast
#21 Nürnberg sehen und (fast) sterben
Die Community bleibt uns treu: Ultra Karina hat uns ihre Gedanken zur letzten Folge mitgeteilt - und manche Sachen sind zu diskussionswürdig, um sie einfach im Raum stehen zu lassen (Senf und Curryketchup? Marmelade und Leberwurst?!). Sonst steht die Nürnberger Nahtoderfahrung im Vordergrund: Falco hat Tickets für die Rennserie DTM gewonnen und wäre fast unter die Räder der gleißenden Sonne gekommen. Paul und Felix fühlen sich an einige Geschehnisse der Vergangenheit erinnert… Am Ende gibt es einen Teaser für das Thema der nächsten Woche: Gewinne, Gewinne, Gewinne! [01:15] Community-Feedback zum Thema Essen - süß, salz...
2021-10-14
32 min
Damascus Road Community Church
Romans: Unfolding the Depths of God's Grace & Mercy | Michelle Rader | Class #5
The gospel, as Paul says in Romans 1, is the power of God for salvation to all who have faith. God's power defeats sin and death and raises us up into new life in Christ - Good News then and now. Romans, in the words of one scholar, is "the epistle of life." In it, Paul unfolds the Good News of the God who "gives life to the dead" (Rom 4:17) in order that we might live in "newness of life" (6:4) now, and have "eternal life through Jesus Christ our Lord" (5:21). How do we enter this new life and what does...
2021-10-12
55 min
Damascus Road Community Church
Romans: Unfolding the Depths of God's Grace & Mercy | Michelle Rader | Class #4
The gospel, as Paul says in Romans 1, is the power of God for salvation to all who have faith. God's power defeats sin and death and raises us up into new life in Christ - Good News then and now. Romans, in the words of one scholar, is "the epistle of life." In it, Paul unfolds the Good News of the God who "gives life to the dead" (Rom 4:17) in order that we might live in "newness of life" (6:4) now, and have "eternal life through Jesus Christ our Lord" (5:21). How do we enter this new life and what does...
2021-10-05
1h 14
Damascus Road Community Church
Romans: Unfolding the Depths of God's Grace & Mercy | Michelle Rader | Class #3
The gospel, as Paul says in Romans 1, is the power of God for salvation to all who have faith. God's power defeats sin and death and raises us up into new life in Christ - Good News then and now. Romans, in the words of one scholar, is "the epistle of life." In it, Paul unfolds the Good News of the God who "gives life to the dead" (Rom 4:17) in order that we might live in "newness of life" (6:4) now, and have "eternal life through Jesus Christ our Lord" (5:21). How do we enter this new life and what does...
2021-09-28
1h 08
Damascus Road Community Church
Romans: Unfolding the Depths of God's Grace & Mercy | Michelle Rader | Class #2
The gospel, as Paul says in Romans 1, is the power of God for salvation to all who have faith. God's power defeats sin and death and raises us up into new life in Christ - Good News then and now. Romans, in the words of one scholar, is "the epistle of life." In it, Paul unfolds the Good News of the God who "gives life to the dead" (Rom 4:17) in order that we might live in "newness of life" (6:4) now, and have "eternal life through Jesus Christ our Lord" (5:21). How do we enter this new life and what does...
2021-09-21
1h 07
Mentes Asesinas
Dennis Rader, el asesino BTK - T3 Ep4
Al inicio de nuestro programa reflexionamos un poco sobre los métodos de tortura en México y como complemento de la primera parte hablamos de David Parker Ray conocido como "El Asesino de la Caja de Juguetes" quien raptaba a mujeres jóvenes para torturarlas y asesinarlas.En el caso principal hablamos de Dennis Rader llamado el asesino BTK quien causó terror en Wichita, Kansas asesinando y torturando a sus víctimas buscando la fama en los medios tal como lo hicieran en su tiempo algunos otros asesinos seriales.Música en la intro de Mentes...
2021-09-19
1h 08
Damascus Road Community Church
Romans: Unfolding the Depths of God's Grace & Mercy | Michelle Rader | Class #1
The gospel, as Paul says in Romans 1, is the power of God for salvation to all who have faith. God's power defeats sin and death and raises us up into new life in Christ - Good News then and now. Romans, in the words of one scholar, is "the epistle of life." In it, Paul unfolds the Good News of the God who "gives life to the dead" (Rom 4:17) in order that we might live in "newness of life" (6:4) now, and have "eternal life through Jesus Christ our Lord" (5:21). How do we enter this new life and what does...
2021-09-14
1h 05
Autotelefon – Der Podcast über Autos.
Die sommerliche Charakterfrage: Dach- oder Heckträger?
Während Stefan seine Räder aufs Dach wuchtet, besitzt Paul-Janosch jetzt einen Kugelkopf #150 – Welches Auto hat ein "relativ aggressives Design", macht dennoch bei 180 schlapp und wird daei auch noch "wahnsinnig alternativ angetrieben"? Stefan und Paul-Janosch frönen mal wieder ihrem liebsten Hobby: Exotenliebe vom feinsten! Einer der beiden war mit des Rätsels Lösung bei der i-mobility Rallye am Start und landete in der Klassenwertung "Brennstoffzellenfahrzeug" ganz oben auf dem Siegertreppchen. Da setzt das CVT4EV von Bosch sozusagen noch das Sahnehäubchen oben drauf. Bevor sich die Autotelefon-Macher in die Sommerpause aka Werksferien verabschieden, kommt es zu einem...
2021-07-14
35 min
HCJB: Our story
Paul Rader and the Chicago Gospel Tabernacle
The Chicago Gospel Tabernacle was an unusual church for its day. It was led by Paul Rader, an evangelist who used popular music, dramas and printed leaflets to attract people to the gospel. Rader began using radio regularly in 1922 and is considered the first religious broadcaster. Clarence Jones was responsible for many different ministries at the Tabernacle including radio station WJBT - Where Jesus Blesses Thousands. The Chicago Gospel Tabernacle was closed after little more than a decade of ministry. But Paul Rader inspired and mentored many young people, leaving an eternal legacy of ministry.
2021-06-10
01 min
HCJB: Nuestra historia
Paul Rader y el Chicago Gospel Tabernacle
El Tabernáculo Chicago Gospel, en esos días, era una iglesia muy poco usual. Estaba dirigido por Paul Rader, un evangelista que usaba música popular, dramas y panfletos impresos para hacer atractivo el Evangelio. Rader comenzó a usar la radio con regularidad en 1922 y se lo ha considerado el primer difusor religioso. Clarence Jones era responsable de muchos y diferentes ministerios en el Tabernáculo, lo cual incluía la estación de radio WJBT- Donde Jesús Bendice a Miles. El Tabernáculo Chicago Gospel se cerró muy poco después de una década de ministerio, pero Paul Ra...
2021-06-09
01 min
"LEBEDEINABENTEUER"
Auf großer Fahrt! #40
In dieser Folge berichten die Lanzenritter Live aus ihrer Kutsche. Der Sound ist diesmal nicht perfekt, da durch ein blechernes Sprachinstrument kommuniziert wurde. Zwischendurch hört man die hölzernen Räder auf dem Kopfsteinpflaster klappern. Und so ziehen wir plaudernd durch die Nacht. Auf das am nächsten Morgen die Sonne wieder lacht.
2021-05-30
1h 02
Ten Thousand Worlds
The Family Altar Audio Devotional - Day 135
Behold, the days come, saith the Lord, that I will raise unto David a righteous Branch, and a King shall reign and prosper, and shall execute judgment and justice in the earth. In his days Judah shall be saved, and Israel shall dwell safely: and this is his name whereby he shall be called, THE LORD OUR RIGHTEOUSNESS. (Jeremiah 23:5-6) 8 Before he left he saw a vision of heaven. And about two hours before his passing over, he went into, in a coma, raising up in his bed, shaking hands with someone, and greeting people that he...
2021-05-15
05 min
La Vereda Oculta
Mentes Asesinas 24 - Dennis Rader el asesino BTK
Al inicio de nuestro programa reflexionamos un poco sobre los métodos de tortura en México y como complemento de la primera parte hablamos de David Parker Ray conocido como "El Asesino de la Caja de Juguetes" quien raptaba a mujeres jóvenes para torturarlas y asesinarlas.En el caso principal hablamos de Dennis Rader llamado el asesino BTK quien causó terror en Wichita, Kansas asesinando y torturando a sus víctimas buscando la fama en los medios tal como lo hicieran en su tiempo algunos otros asesinos seriales.Música en la intro de Mentes...
2021-03-20
1h 08
MMA Podden
94. 17 sekunder!
17 sekunder var allt som behövdes för Khamzat den här gången. Ett tydlig budskap har skickats till alla fighters i både mellanvikt och welter. Vargen har bomber i händerna. Vi går igenom hela helgens kort som bjöd på stor underhållning. Kanske till och med så att två fighters bör gå i pension. UFC 253 ger oss två stycken titelmatcher då mellanviktsbältet och lätttungviktsbältet står på spel. Adesanya vs Costa är huvudmatchen. Det råder delade meningar i vem som kommer ta hem vinsten. Hör Paul och zebba tänka olika. Och vi har...
2020-09-20
1h 11
Besenwagen - der Radsport Podcast
Windallergie
Besenwagen im Durchzug Die Rennen sind zurück und der Sommer ist auch endlich da, also Fenster runter und los geht's! Die Sonne brennt und Bora-Hansgrohe ist on fire. Über Besenfunk™ berichten Pöstlberger und Zabel direkt von der Burgos-Rundfahrt aus Spanien. Im Fahrtwind wirbelt die Frage durch den Besenwagen, ob man überhaupt noch Aero braucht oder diese Räder von nun an davon flattern werden? Seit der letzten Folge wissen wir ja, dass man gerade bei Gegenwind eigentlich gar kein schnittiges Rad braucht. Die Erklärung dazu jetzt in der aktuellen Ausgabe vom Besenwagen Magazin. — Besenwagen - der Rads...
2020-07-30
1h 23
Loud and Nerdy
Episode #4 We love the 80s
This episode we have a Motivational movie monologue from Guy Rader. We also talk about our top 80s comedy movies list! This week we get in to the top 10 starting with the bottom 5 in this episode!! Thanks again for listening make sure you subscribe, like, share, and rate wherever you listen to the podcast! This podcast is sponsored by Anchor (We use Anchor for our podcast and we suggest you do too!) --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app
2020-06-15
1h 11
podCARst
How To Tracktool
In dieser Folge podCARst decken wir die 6 unverzichtbaren Veränderungen an einem Tracktool auf und warum das für dich wichtig ist. Wir haben uns gefragt, was braucht man für ein echtes Rennauto und was unterscheidet dies zu einem "Hobbyrennwagen". Dazu musste erstmal geklärt werden, was denn genau ein Tracktool definiert und wann es schon zu professionell wird, um als solches bezeichnet zu werden. Wenn du ein Tracktool baust, ist nicht allein die Leistung entscheidend sondern noch viel wichtiger ist, dass das Fahrzeug auf die hohen Belastungen auf Rennstrecken angepasst wird. Im Einsatz als Sportgerät ist ein Auto...
2020-04-07
38 min
Autotelefon – Der Podcast über Autos.
Lasst uns Software auf Halde schreiben!
Legen VW und Daimler ihre Hacker-Armeen zusammen? #092 - Man nehme vier Räder, einen Motor, ein Chassis und zeichne eine Karosserie – fertig ist das Auto! Diese Zeiten sind vorbei: Überall tüfteln Autohersteller an Betriebssystemen für ihre künftigen Modelle. Das klappt manchmal gut und manchmal eher nicht. Wir sprechen heute über geheime Informanten, den VW ID.3 und den Seat Mii Electric. Finally. // Autotelefon - Der Podcast über Autos. // Jetzt abonnieren! Für Bewertungen und Rezensionen sind wir dankbar! Kommentare und Anregungen bitte via http://instagram.com/autotelefonpodcast
2020-04-01
38 min
MMA Podden
65. Extrema tider
Det är ingen tvekan om att det råder extrema tider. Vi går igenom det vi vet om MMA-scenen och Corona. UFC Brasilien och kommande UFC Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
2020-03-16
1h 18
House Beats & Bass Show
December 26th 2019 - Boxing Day Freestyle with Paul C on Point Blank fm
Tracklist 1. Everybody Get Down - Anorak Trax 4 2. Freedom - Kanike & Iñaky Garcia feat. Sole 3. Rader Du - Osunlade 4. Its My Life - Talk Talk 5. Our Lips are Sealed (Peza Edit) - Fun Boy Three 6. Golden (Grant Nelson Edit) - Jill Scott 7. All at Once - Athlete Whippet 8. New? - Unknown 9. Nice n Slow - Darren Jay - Tone Def Records 10. Starting Fights - Paranoid London 11. Joys - Robert Surace 12. Seduction - Seduction 13. Find it ????? - Elements of Life 14. promo - Austin Ato 15. promo - White label 16. Love is in the Air edit - John Paul Young 17. Edit Channel xxx...
2019-12-31
1h 57