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True Faith NUFC PodcastNUFC Podcast: Defeat at the death again for Newcastle United at home to ArsenalAlex hosts Si and Ben Wade and Ben Spratt to discuss a another injury home defeat as Arsenal left SJP 2 1 winners in the 96th minute. Reacting immediately after the game we discuss:
How it feels again to lose so late on, after leading in the 84th minute
Team selection and a return to Dan Burn as a left back - was this a giant backward step?
The start to the season - one win in six analysed ahead of a huge week in Europe and at home
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2025-09-2854 minTrue Faith NUFC PodcastNUFC Podcast: Defeat at the death again for Newcastle United at home to ArsenalAlex hosts Si and Ben Wade and Ben Spratt to discuss a another injury home defeat as Arsenal left SJP 2 1 winners in the 96th minute. Reacting immediately after the game we discuss:
How it feels again to lose so late on, after leading in the 84th minute
Team selection and a return to Dan Burn as a left back - was this a giant backward step?
The start to the season - one win in six analysed ahead of a huge week in Europe and at home
Please consider joining us on Patreon - www.patreon/com...
2025-09-2854 minTrue Faith NUFC PodcastNUFC Podcast: What impact will a sorry summer have on Newcastle United's season ahead?Si is your host this week, joined by Mick Martin, Jon Lane and Ben Spratt to reflect on the summer that as we approach the start of the season.
Has the manager been let down? Who is to blame? Can some essential transfer business save the summer this week or is it too late?
We also chat about how important the manager has been in keeping this all together and answering questions about it every week.
Join us LIVE at the Gosforth Civic Theatre this coming Friday (15...
2025-08-1047 minTrue Faith NUFC PodcastNUFC Podcast: What impact will a sorry summer have on Newcastle United's season ahead?Si is your host this week, joined by Mick Martin, Jon Lane and Ben Spratt to reflect on the summer that as we approach the start of the season.
Has the manager been let down? Who is to blame? Can some essential transfer business save the summer this week or is it too late?
We also chat about how important the manager has been in keeping this all together and answering questions about it every week.
Join us LIVE at the Gosforth Civic Theatre this coming Friday (15...
2025-08-1047 min
We Rest On Sundays#25 From Ghosts to Garments: The Multifaceted Journey of Juwan MassIn this episode of We Rest on Sundays, we sit down with the multi-talented Juwan Mass—TV host, writer, producer, entrepreneur, and co-founder of the upscale menswear brand Loren Spratt. Born and raised in the west suburbs of Chicago, Juwan takes us through his inspiring journey from Clark Atlanta University to becoming the face of Ghost Brothers, TV’s first Black paranormal investigation team.We dive into Juwan’s early days styling entertainers and clergy, his transition from behind-the-scenes wardrobe work on shows like The Game and Chiraq, to building his own platform on national television. Juwan shares what...
2025-05-1850 min
Belonging: A New Podcast from Congregation Rodeph Sholom NYCResilience and Belonging: Dr. Robert AccordinoWhat if the key to resilience lies in our shared quest for belonging? Join us for a compelling conversation with Dr. Robert Accordino, a respected psychiatrist and integral member of our Rodeph Sholom community. Through his experiences, we uncover how initiatives like Music for Autism and CRS's Shireinu Initiative redefine inclusivity, offering individuals with developmental conditions a space to truly belong. Robert opens up about the profound influence of his family and the resilience they instilled, shaping his path in medicine and his commitment to fostering inclusive communities.
2024-12-1927 min
Belonging: A New Podcast from Congregation Rodeph Sholom NYCWriting Devotion, Speaking Resilience: A Conversation with Jane DystelJane Dystel’s journey is nothing short of transformative, from discovering her Jewish roots later in life, to becoming a beacon of community and support at Rodeph Sholom. Tune in to hear how Jane, despite not growing up with a religious foundation, embraced her faith through her marriage and son's involvement in Jewish traditions. Her story is a testament to the power of finding one's place and the importance of fostering a community where everyone feels they belong. Jane's advocacy for caregiver support, inspired by personal experiences with her brother and husband, underscores her unwavering commitment to building networks of...
2024-12-1226 min
Belonging: A New Podcast from Congregation Rodeph Sholom NYCDancing Into Belonging: Rachael EvansRachael Evans' inspiring journey to belonging unfolds in our latest episode, as she goes from a girl enchanted by dance in a Christian studio to a pivotal figure at Congregation Rodeph Sholom. Her move to New York, fueled by an unwavering belief that she belonged there, was fraught with challenges. Yet, an unexpected audition at a synagogue opened doors to lifelong friendships and a role as Chief of Staff and Operations, proving that perseverance and community can lead to unimaginable opportunities. Rachael's story is a stirring reminder of how life's twists and turns can guide us home, both professionally...
2024-11-2826 min
Belonging: A New Podcast from Congregation Rodeph Sholom NYCGardening Life's Lessons with Lisa TimmelLisa Timmel's unexpected journey from the bustling world of theater to the serene gardens of Central Park offers a narrative rich with transformation and authenticity. As a renowned dramaturg, Lisa found the courage to pivot towards a life that truly resonated with her values and passions, illustrating a heartfelt quest for self-belonging. With Lisa, we uncover the layers of her spiritual journey, from her Catholic upbringing to her embrace of Judaism, driven by a desire to harmonize her inner and outer worlds. Her story reminds us of the universal search for fulfillment and the significance of being in the...
2024-11-2127 min
Belonging: A New Podcast from Congregation Rodeph Sholom NYCOvercoming Adversity: Risa Schessel’s Journey of GratitudeJoin us as we unravel the remarkable journey of Risa Schessel, who galvanized her sense of gratitude and Jewish identity following a health crisis. Risa's early years were shaped by constant relocations and a distant connection to her faith, but her path took a fascinating turn during her time at the University of Texas and her involvement in a Christian sorority. Her story takes a transformative leap after she moved to New York and married Harry, an Orthodox Jew, leading to their shared decision to raise their children in the Jewish tradition. This pivotal choice deepened Risa’s engagement wi...
2024-11-0726 min
Belonging: A New Podcast from Congregation Rodeph Sholom NYCBelonging in the Face of Loss: A Conversation with Nick FinemanWhat does it truly mean to belong, and how do personal hardships shape our sense of community? Join us as Emmy and Murrow award-winning journalist Nick Fineman takes us on a journey through the highs and lows of his career in TV news. Nick's compelling narrative unfolds against the backdrop of a family legacy in media, where he determinedly carved out his own path despite initial struggles and recent personal losses, including the recent death of his father. His heartfelt reflections reveal how moments of discomfort and growth lead to a deeper understanding of connection and comfort.
2024-10-3128 min
Belonging: A New Podcast from Congregation Rodeph Sholom NYCFrom Purim Carnival to Generational Legacy: Richard and Barbara Lustig's Journey at Rodeph SholomWhat if the power of community and dedication could shape generations? Join us as we explore the inspiring journey of Richard and Barbara Lustig, pillars of Congregation Rodeph Sholom. With Richard's family ties spanning five generations and Barbara's four, their story is one of legacy, love, and devotion. From their meeting at a CRS Purim Carnival to 64 years of marriage, their shared commitment to nurturing and inspiring future generations has left a lasting impact on the community. Richard's wartime experiences and Barbara's dedication to choir and service showcase their resilience and love.
2024-10-2328 min
Belonging: A New Podcast from Congregation Rodeph Sholom NYCShaping the Stories that Matter: Journalism, Judaism, and the Journey of Neal ShapiroWhat if the stories we tell could bridge divides and foster a deeper sense of belonging? Join us for an enlightening conversation with Neal Shapiro, a veteran journalist with experience throughout the media industry, as he candidly shares his journey through Judaism and journalism. From facing anti-Semitism in Albany to his impactful role at ABC News during historic events like the Falklands War and Watergate scandal, Neal's story is one of resilience, purpose, and the search for community.
2024-10-1728 min
Belonging: A New Podcast from Congregation Rodeph Sholom NYCLearning to Be Me: Nikki FisherIn our latest podcast episode, we embark on a heartfelt exploration with Nikki Fisher, a veteran, mother, and leader in the Rodeph Sholom School community. Nikki shares her journey from growing up in Chicago and Toledo, to the structured ranks of military life, and the continuous battle with racial and gender expectations. This candid conversation will leave you with a profound appreciation for the nuances of belonging and inspire you to embrace your true self.
2024-03-1423 min
Belonging: A New Podcast from Congregation Rodeph Sholom NYCShaping Our Shared Story: Jack LevittIn today's episode, we speak with Jack Levitt, a cornerstone of Congregation Rodeph Sholom. Growing up navigating the vibrant streets of New York's West Side, where the shadow of World War II loomed, Jack's narrative intertwines with the city's heartbeat and shows that in the face of global and local fractures, the role of the synagogue emerges as a sanctuary for solace and connection. With wisdom and warmth, he shares the pivotal moments that drew him closer to our traditions, emphasizing the power of mentorship and community in shaping a sense of belonging.
2024-03-0727 min
Belonging: A New Podcast from Congregation Rodeph Sholom NYCGuarding the Goodness: Lloyd MooreIn this latest episode, we had the privilege of engaging in an enriching conversation with Lloyd Moore, the Deputy Director of Security at Congregation Rodeph Sholom. Lloyd shares his journey, from his early days as an NYPD officer to becoming a beacon of safety at CRS. Throughout the episode, Lloyd shares heartfelt stories, rooted in hard work and human connection, that paint a vivid picture of his lifelong quest to cultivate warmth and belonging in every space he enters.
2024-02-2924 min
Belonging: A New Podcast from Congregation Rodeph Sholom NYCPeople at the Heart of it All: Mary HarkavyOur latest episode features this esteemed honorary trustee and beacon of Congregation Rodeph Sholom, Mary Harkavy. She unravels tales of her lifelong quest for belonging and the profound impact of forging strong relationships within the synagogue. Mary's reflections on her service, the importance of listening to younger voices, and her role in sustaining our shared heritage, offer a treasure trove of wisdom for nurturing a vibrant community.
2024-02-2224 min
Belonging: A New Podcast from Congregation Rodeph Sholom NYCGenerations of Growth: Rubin FamilyThe Rubin family, spanning three generations at Congregation Rodeph Sholom, open up about their pursuit of belonging, and the celebration of their roots. Throughout this episode, the stories of Gabin Rubin, Samantha Chinn and Asher Rubin, unfold as a tapestry woven with the threads of Jewish identity, family legacy, and the universal human quest for acceptance.
2024-02-1528 min
Belonging: A New Podcast from Congregation Rodeph Sholom NYCHumanity of the Healer: Dr. Wally WeissWhen the echoes of a family's past shape the present, the tapestry of life becomes rich with stories of resilience and belonging. Dr. Walter Weiss, lovingly known as Wally, joins us to unravel his parents' gripping escape from Europe during the Holocaust, weaving a narrative that has profoundly influenced his own life journey—from the sacredness of his synagogue to his esteemed career in medicine. His reflections are a poignant reminder of how the struggles and triumphs of our forebears can deeply affect our own sense of identity and community.
2024-02-0825 min
Belonging: A New Podcast from Congregation Rodeph Sholom NYCBecoming a Creator of Beauty: Jessica PolitisIn a compelling narrative that interweaves personal history with the universal quest for belonging, Jessica Politis's story unfolds as a testament to the human spirit's resilience and the power of community support. As a cherished member of the Rodeph Sholom community, Jessica recounts her family's migration from the Soviet Union to New York, offering listeners a portrait of liberty, the pursuit of dreams, and the embrace of heritage. The podcast episode dives deep into Jessica's experiences, reflecting on the contrasts between oppression and freedom, and how the warmth of the Jewish community in New York provided a welcoming haven...
2024-01-3131 min
Belonging: A New Podcast from Congregation Rodeph Sholom NYCFrom San Antone to Rodeph Sholom: Cantor Stefano IaconoStefano Iacono has been the Assistant Cantor at Congregation Rodeph Sholom in New York since 2021. A native of San Antonio, Stefano lives in Brooklyn with his husband, Alex.
2024-01-1723 min
Morning Tea and TortureBen SkaarMy guest today is an art history student of Norwegian descent, living in New York City. He likes to stand on tall buildings and to fly his drone through New Hampshire. Sometimes, when there is a huge thunderstorm, he likes to climb mountains, too. But he's not just any thrill-seeker; he's also an acclaimed web3 artist whose works are available on Foundation, SuperRare and, just recently, the Art Of This Millenium, AOTM.
Ben's Twitter account: https://twitter.com/benskaarphoto
We talk about following art pieces Ben created:
Above it all collection
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2023-10-271h 26
The DocketThe Criminal Justice System on TrialSo, episode 136 – a new record. But you know that right? Because you subscribe to the show and have already rated and reviewed the podcast – right? You should.We are joined by Benjamin Perrin to talk about his new book, Indictment: The Criminal Justice System on Trial. Ben is a professor at the University of British Columbia, Peter A. Allard School of Law and national best-selling author. He has served in the Prime Minister’s Office as in-house legal counsel and lead policy advisor on criminal justice and public safety, although his views on criminal justice have changed juuuust...
2023-10-0234 min
Voices of Interfaith AmericaCan a Jewish awakening inspire America? Is the new model for American Judaism a deliciously eclectic Brooklyn food hall or the brick-and-mortar synagogue built by previous generations? Rabbi Joshua Stanton and Rabbi Ben Spratt, who each lead a synagogue in New York City, speak with Eboo about their new book, “Awakenings: American Jewish Transformations in Identity, Leadership, and Belonging.” Guest Bio: Rabbi Joshua Stanton is spiritual co-leader of East End Temple and Senior Fellow at CLAL—The National Jewish Center for Learning and Leadership. He has appeared on CNN, CNBC, and CBS, and his work has been featured in the Wall Street Journal, USA Toda...
2022-12-2047 min
Adapting: The Future of Jewish EducationEducators...the key to the future of American Jewry, Season 3, Episode 2 According to Rabbi Ben Spratt, if you look around the American Jewish landscape, some organizations and institutions seem stuck, petrified of making big and needed changes. On the horizon, he views an American Jewish future that is able to break this stagnation as he places Jewish educators and Jewish education at the center of this seismic and necessary shift. What led Rabbi Spratt to this revelation? Why are Jewish educators uniquely suited for this moment? Listen to find out. Check out Rabbi Spratt's new book, Awakenings: American Jewish Transformations in Identity, Leadership, and Belonging, co-authored with Rabbi Jo...
2022-10-0629 min
The Detour PodcastHeartbreak for Kämna as Pogacar reigns supreme!It was heartbreak for Lennard Kämna on stage 7 as Tadej Pogacar claimed stage honours. Dan catches up with Ben O'Connor and Geraint Thomas before the start and tries unsuccessfully again to hunt down Wout for the kanga award. We also update the Giro Donne with Amanda Spratt out of the race with a Covid positive result.
2022-07-0929 minThe DocketChanging Minds on DecriminalizationSo, episode 134 – a new record. But you know that right? Because you subscribe to the show and have already rated and reviewed the podcast – right? You should.Your weekly law podcast (that only sporadically releases episodes) is back!Emilie and Mike do a 15 minute rapid fire review of all everything that has happened since the last episode and then Mike is joined by law professor and former Special Adviser and Legal Counsel to Prime Minister Steven Harper Ben Perrin. During his time in politics Perrin was a tough on crime true believer, but he has...
2022-06-221h 02
Urban Legends with the Ghost BrothersMirror Mirror with Last Podcast On The LeftFor the first episode of season two, get ready to be freaked out by some of the Ghost Brothers' craziest stories about mirrors. You know Dalen loves a good game of Bloody Mary, but he’s got even scarier tales to tell. Plus - the legendary Ben Kissel & Henry Zebrowski from The Last Podcast on the Left, join the guys as they talk about all things serial killers, urban legends, and why they can’t get enough paranormal.The Ghost Brothers, Atlanta’s premiere (and funniest) paranormal investigators, Dalen Spratt, Juwan Mass, and Marcus Harvey are investigating the cr...
2022-05-0532 min
The Winter Growth Challenge (John)John 18 (Ben Spratt)Ben Spratt is one of the Men's Coordinators of the WKU BCM. Listen to what he has to say about John 18. The Winter Growth Challenge Reflection is also written by Ben Spratt.
2022-02-2029 min
Drinking and Drashing: Torah with a TwistEp. 219: Ki Tisa with Rabbi Ben Spratt and Cantor Shayna De LoweIn times of missing leadership, it’s easy to understand how a crowd could descend into crisis and chaos. When leadership is great and change is understood, a crowd turns into a community, one which is willing to stretch with its leaders, supporting, pivoting, and contributing to the change at hand. We welcomed the brilliance of Rabbi Ben Spratt and Cantor Shayna De Lowe of Congregation Rodeph Sholom as we navigated losing the scarcity mindset, leaning into the benefits of change and constraints, and finding holy moments (even when in hidden clefts).
To continue the conversation:
Ra...
2022-02-1455 min
Finding Favorites with Leah JonesTaylore Nicholl is an Armchair Expert ExpertTaylore Nicholl, host of the podcast Extra... Ordinary, loves the podcast Armchair Expert and is here with an introduction to the popular interview show hosted by Dax Shepard. Taylore talks about how she started with an interview with Mae Whitman (one of Dax's co-stars on Parenthood) and eventually found herself in a green room at the Ellen Show with Dax!
We talk about childhood trauma, finding father figures through podcasting, the important research around ACES, and Taylore's love of all things theater, drama and Ben Platt. (Happy birthday, Taylore!)
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2021-11-291h 00
MMA History PodcastRICH CLEMENTI - Before UFC DEEP DIVESend a textPhoto Credits: Keith D. Mills, Author of "A Declaration of the Independents." A true photographic documentation of the early NHB and MMA years from a man who was there.0:00- Pre intro by Mike and Miguel3:30- Intro with Chris and Rich7:00- Intro to Martial Arts10:00- First MMA fight12:10- Shin Jitsu13:45- Jamie Levine and Krazy Horse 16:50- Ben Earwood in Iowa18:30- Second MMA fight21:00- 4-Man Tournament25:25- Karate Chop Knockout26:45- Monte Cox28:00- Rick M...
2021-10-042h 06