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Americana Road Show with The DerrieresAmericana Road Show with The Derrieres - Episode 251Come join brothers Leo and Roger Eilts, The Derrieres, as we travel the backroads of the USA, bringing you great Americana Music. Here's the playlist:Americana Road Show – Episode 251 Sunflower River Blues – John Fayhey, And It’s Gone – Caamp, Tracy – The Cuff Links, The Cowboy’s Wife Mixup – Billie Maxwell, Tonight Could Be the Night – The Velvets, Nuevo South Train – Larry & Joe, Pretty Little Filly – Sheldon Allman, Benson, Arizona – John Yeager
2025-08-1057 min
Noble American Lives: Biographies of America’s Religious Thinkers and BelieversJoseph Smith's Journey and InfluenceIn this episode of the Noble American Lives Podcast, host William H. Benson delves into the life of Joseph Smith, the prophet and founder of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. The discussion covers Smith’s early collaborations with Sidney Rigdon, the establishment of religious communities in Kirtland, Ohio, and Zion, Missouri, as well as significant events and revelations that shaped the LDS Church. Key events include the arrival of Rigdon in New York, the establishment of a communistic society, Joseph's visions and revelations such as the Word of Wisdom, and the persecution faced by the Saints in...
2025-08-0231 minNoble American Lives: Biographies of America’s Religious Thinkers and BelieversJoseph Smith and the Book of MormonIn episode 104 of the Noble American Lives Podcast, host William H. Benson continues reading from his biography on Joseph Smith, the prophet and founder of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints. This episode delves into the intricate history and themes of the Book of Mormon, detailing the narratives of Nephi, the people of Zarahemla, and the Jaredites among others. Benson highlights the challenges and criticisms faced by Joseph Smith following the publication of the Book of Mormon. The episode also covers the foundation of the Church of Christ with key figures and the initial organizational structure, along...
2025-08-0231 minNoble American Lives: Biographies of America’s Religious Thinkers and BelieversJoseph Smith: The Prophet's Journey and the Birth of the Book of MormonIn Episode 103 of the Noble American Lives Podcast, William H. Benson continues reading from his book, focusing on Joseph Smith, the prophet and founder of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. The episode details critical events in Joseph Smith's life, including the death of his first child, the recovery and loss of sacred pages, and his subsequent divine revelations. It describes the translation process of the Book of Mormon through the use of the seer stone and the revelations given to Joseph, such as those included in the Doctrines and Covenants. Additionally, the episode recounts significant events...
2025-08-0231 minAmericana Road Show with The DerrieresAmericana Road Show with The Derrieres - Episode 251Come join brothers Leo and Roger Eilts, The Derrieres, as we travel the backroads of the USA, bringing you great Americana Music.Here's the playlist:Americana Road Show – Episode 251Sunflower River Blues – John Fayhey, And It’s Gone – Caamp, Tracy – The Cuff Links, The Cowboy’s Wife Mixup - Billie Maxwell, Tonight Could Be the Night – The Velvets, Nuevo South Train – Larry & Joe, Pretty Little Filly – Sheldon Allman, Benson, Arizona – John Yeager
2025-08-0157 min
Science Of The TimesFossils and Feathers: Rethinking What We Know About DinosaursTim and Syma talk to dinosaur expert, Roger Benson, from the American Museum of Natural History. They learn why there were no small dinosaurs, how the animals lived their lives, and why they are relevant today. Interested in #T.Rex #Diplodocus or #Velociraptor? This is the episode for you.Our sponsor for this episode is Grace and Garbo! Thank you.https://www.etsy.com/uk/shop/GraceandGarbo'At Grace and Garbo we are passionate about vintage knitwear. From classic fair isle, to one-of-a-kind artisan hand knits and vibrant mohair. Visit our Etsy store, Grace and...
2025-07-1736 minNoble American Lives: Biographies of America’s Religious Thinkers and BelieversThe Life of Joseph Smith (Part 2)In this episode of the Noble American Lives Podcast, hosted by William H. Benson, the focus is on Joseph Smith, the prophet and founder of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. The episode covers various aspects of Smith's life, beginning from his discovery of the seer stone in 1822 at the age of 16, through his involvement with treasure hunting in Western New York. It includes details about his visions, particularly the visit from the angel Moroni who revealed the existence of golden plates containing ancient records. The narrative also delves into family dynamics, recurrent financial struggles, and Joseph's...
2025-07-1230 minNoble American Lives: Biographies of America’s Religious Thinkers and BelieversExploring the Early Life of Joseph Smith: Trials, Triumphs, and VisionsIn this episode of Noble American Lives Podcast, host William H. Benson dives into the fascinating early life of Joseph Smith, Jr., the prophet and founder of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints. From his family's challenging financial circumstances and frequent relocations to young Joseph's severe health battles and spiritual struggles, this episode offers an in-depth look at the formative years of a key American religious figure. Listeners will also hear about Joseph's first vision, which set the stage for his future religious endeavors, and the skepticism he faced from the religious community. This episode highlights both...
2025-07-0431 minNoble American Lives: Biographies of America’s Religious Thinkers and BelieversRalph Waldo Emerson's Later Years & LegacyIn this milestone 100th episode of the Noble American Lives Podcast, hosted by William H. Benson, the discussion centers on the life and works of Ralph Waldo Emerson. Benson delves deep into Emerson's perspectives on various subjects, including his criticisms of Emanuel Swedenborg's theology and views on Shakespeare's originality and influence. He details Emerson's contributions to literature, his later years, and eventual health decline, leading to his death. Additionally, the episode offers insights into Emerson's travels, his reception by the intellectual community, and his interactions with contemporaries like John Muir and Walt Whitman. (00:00) Introduction to the Podcast
2025-06-2621 min
The Double R ShowSeason ThreeEpisode Highlights: With Episode CV we take pride in adding to our curriculum vitae the beginning of our third season of the Double R Show. Join us as we hear from new voices from our community and learn about new professionals joining our hospitals and city all the while celebrating PRIDE across our town.David Benson, City of Lincoln City - City Manager Pro TemDr. Lesley Ogden, CEO Samaritan North Lincoln and Pacific Communities HospitalsIvie Van Lent, Lincoln City Pride Committee Su...
2025-06-2629 minNoble American Lives: Biographies of America’s Religious Thinkers and BelieversRalph Waldo Emerson: The Scholar's Duty and the Controversial Divinity School AddressIn the 95th episode of the Noble American Lives Podcast, William H. Benson delves into part two of his third book, 'Parallel Lives of the Noble American Religious Thinkers and Believers,' focusing on a biography of Ralph Waldo Emerson. The episode highlights Emerson's views on the duties of a scholar, emphasizing self-trust, observation, and resistance to popular opinion. Emerson's American Scholar address is revisited, detailing his admiration for European writers and the philosophical impact of Emanuel Swedenborg. The episode examines the controversial Divinity School Address Emerson delivered in 1838, where he critiqued the clergy and conventional Christian practices, praised...
2025-05-2230 minNoble American Lives: Biographies of America’s Religious Thinkers and BelieversRalph Waldo Emerson: TranscendentalismIn this installment of the Noble American Lives Podcast, host William H. Benson delves into the life and philosophy of Ralph Waldo Emerson. The episode highlights Emerson's rejection of traditional political roles in favor of intellectual pursuits and his contributions to the Transcendental Club. The narrative follows Emerson's development of his philosophical ideas, including his perspective on literature as the 'recorded thinking of man,' and his belief in the interconnectedness of nature, human experience, and divinity. The episode also touches on key moments such as the publication of Emerson’s book, 'Nature,' and his influential Phi Beta Ka...
2025-05-1431 minNoble American Lives: Biographies of America’s Religious Thinkers and BelieversRalph Waldo Emerson: From Ministry to Independent ThoughtIn this episode of the Noble American Lives Podcast, host William H. Benson delves into the life of Ralph Waldo Emerson, focusing on his journey from divinity student and junior pastor to an independent thinker and influential literary figure. Benson explores Emerson's initial ministerial career at the Second Church in Boston, his personal and spiritual struggles following the death of his wife Ellen, and his eventual resignation from the ministry due to his evolving religious beliefs. Emerson's subsequent travels in Europe, friendships with prominent thinkers like Thomas Carlyle, and his rise as a lecturer and intellectual in New England...
2025-05-0632 minNoble American Lives: Biographies of America’s Religious Thinkers and BelieversThomas Payne vs George Whitfield: Epilogue, Part 5In episode 91 of the Noble American Lives Podcast, host William H. Benson concludes part five of his second book, 'The Parallel Lives of the Noble American Religious Thinkers and Believers,' specifically focused on Thomas Payne and George Whitfield. This episode features an imaginative dramatization where twelve historical figures, including Mark Twain, Cotton Mather, and Billy Graham, discuss the lives and choices of Payne and Whitfield. Payne and Whitfield respond to comments and criticisms, showcasing the contrasts between their experiences and ideologies. The episode includes readings from both Payne’s controversial writings and Whitfield’s sermons, creating a dynamic and...
2025-04-2324 minNoble American Lives: Biographies of America’s Religious Thinkers and BelieversThomas Payne vs George Whitfield: Epilogue, Part 4In this episode of 'Noble American Lives Podcast,' hosted by William H. Benson, we delve into a dramatized discussion from the epilogue of Benson's second book covering Thomas Payne and George Whitfield. This episode features a dynamic conversation among prominent historical figures such as Roger Williams, Cotton Mather, Ralph Waldo Emerson, Joseph Smith, and others, who debate and reflect on the lives, beliefs, and impacts of Payne and Whitfield. The narrative unfolds as each figure provides insights and critiques on the religious and moral philosophies held by these two influential individuals. Themes of faith, belief, and historical interpretation...
2025-04-1734 minNoble American Lives: Biographies of America’s Religious Thinkers and BelieversThomas Payne vs George Whitfield: Epilogue, Part 3In episode 89 of the Noble American Lives Podcast, host William H. Benson continues the epilogue of his second book, featuring a dramatization where historical religious figures reflect and discuss. The focus of the episode is on Thomas Paine and George Whitfield, with dialogue delving into their views on slavery, repentance, and their legacies. Other figures such as Jim Bakker, Billy Graham, and Ralph Waldo Emerson also contribute to the conversation, creating a vibrant debate on historical and moral issues surrounding their lives and actions. The episode also touches on themes of marriage, afterlife, and the implications of their written...
2025-04-0932 minNoble American Lives: Biographies of America’s Religious Thinkers and BelieversThomas Payne vs George Whitfield: Epilogue, Part 2In episode 88 of the Noble American Lives Podcast, host William H. Benson presents a dramatization from his book series, 'The Parallel Lives of the Noble American Religious Thinkers and Believers.' This episode continues the epilogue of his second book, focusing on the lives and interactions of Thomas Paine and George Whitfield. The narrative unfolds as a stage discussion among twelve significant religious and philosophical figures, exploring themes of faith, reason, and their divergent paths in American religious thought. Key highlights include debates on religious doctrines, personal anecdotes, and reflections on historical events such as the American Civil War.
2025-04-0232 minNoble American Lives: Biographies of America’s Religious Thinkers and BelieversThomas Payne vs George Whitfield: EpilogueThe Parallel Lives of Thomas Paine and George Whitefield - Episode 87 In this episode of the Noble American Lives Podcast, William H. Benson reads from the epilogue of his second book, 'The Parallel Lives of the Noble American Religious Thinkers and Believers.' The episode features a dramatization of an imaginary group discussion involving twelve American religious thinkers and believers, including Roger Williams, Cotton Mather, Thomas Paine, George Whitefield, Ralph Waldo Emerson, Joseph Smith, William James, Mary Baker Eddy, Mark Twain, Billy Graham, HL Mencken, and Jim Bakker. The other ten individuals quiz Paine and Whitefield about...
2025-03-2932 minNoble American Lives: Biographies of America’s Religious Thinkers and BelieversThomas Paine vs. George Whitfield, Part 5In this episode of the Noble American Lives Podcast, host William H. Benson delves into the contrasting lives and ideologies of Thomas Payne and George Whitfield. The discussion highlights Payne's deistic beliefs, his rejection of revealed religion and traditional scriptures, juxtaposed with Whitfield's evangelical Christianity, his belief in the Holy Trinity, and powerful preaching during the Great Awakening. Benson provides detailed biographical sketches of both figures, their contributions to religious thought, and their legacies. Additionally, the podcast covers the broader impact of their beliefs on society and their ultimate burial stories. (00:00) Introduction to the Podcast (00:25) Overview...
2025-03-2438 minNoble American Lives: Biographies of America’s Religious Thinkers and BelieversThomas Paine vs. George Whitfield, Part 4In episode 85 of the Noble American Lives Podcast, host William H. Benson delves into the lives and beliefs of Thomas Payne and George Whitfield, particularly focusing on their responses to slavery in America's colonies. He details Payne's outspoken abolitionist efforts, highlighted by his influential essays and the formation of the Society for the Relief of Free Negroes Unlawfully Held in Bondage. Payne's consistent opposition to slavery is contrasted with Whitfield’s evolving stance: despite initially condemning the brutality of slavery, Whitfield eventually capitulated to its economic advantages, utilizing slave labor to support his endeavors, including the Bethesda orphanage. The ep...
2025-03-2436 minNoble American Lives: Biographies of America’s Religious Thinkers and BelieversThomas Paine vs. George Whitfield, Part 4In this episode of the Noble American Lives Podcast, host William H. Benson delves into the contrasting lives and ideologies of Thomas Payne and George Whitfield. The discussion highlights Payne's deistic beliefs, his rejection of revealed religion and traditional scriptures, juxtaposed with Whitfield's evangelical Christianity, his belief in the Holy Trinity, and powerful preaching during the Great Awakening. Benson provides detailed biographical sketches of both figures, their contributions to religious thought, and their legacies. Additionally, the podcast covers the broader impact of their beliefs on society and their ultimate burial stories. (00:00) Introduction to the Podcast (00:25) Overview...
2025-03-2338 minNoble American Lives: Biographies of America’s Religious Thinkers and BelieversThomas Paine vs. George Whitfield, Part 2In this episode of the Noble American Lives Podcast, William H. Benson continues his comparison and contrast of Thomas Paine and George Whitefield, following the biographical readings from his book series, 'The Parallel Lives of the Noble American Religious Thinkers and Believers'. The episode features detailed accounts of George Whitefield's personal correspondence and interactions, specifically regarding his wife Elizabeth, and insights into the family arrangements, personal journeys, and financial issues experienced by both men. The discussion highlights stark differences in their approaches to family life and professional commitments while drawing parallels in their lifelong journeys and views on financial...
2025-03-0132 minNoble American Lives: Biographies of America’s Religious Thinkers and BelieversThomas Paine vs. George Whitfield, First Section: LivesIn episode 82 of the Noble American Lives podcast, host William H. Benson delves into the lives and legacies of Thomas Paine and George Whitefield. This episode begins with a comparison and contrast of these two historical figures, both born in England and later influential in America. Benson explores their early lives, education, religious influences, and careers. Paine's transition from a staymaker and excise official in England to a renowned writer and pamphleteer in America contrasts sharply with Whitefield's consistent success as a Methodist evangelist. Additionally, the episode touches on their family lives, marriages, and differing attitudes toward religion and...
2025-02-1930 minNoble American Lives: Biographies of America’s Religious Thinkers and BelieversGeorge Whitefield's Three Voyages to America, Part 2In this episode of Noble American Lives Podcast, host Bill Benson reads the second half of chapter 18 from his book on George Whitefield, focusing on Whitefield's three voyages to America. The episode details Whitefield's expansion of his congregation at Tottenham Court Road, his struggles to find clergymen for his churches, the brutal persecution he faced in Ireland, and his attempts to establish a college at the orphanage in Bethesda. It also highlights his health struggles, his impact on the American colonies through his preaching tours, and his collaborations with other evangelical leaders. George Whitefield's resilience and dedication amid challenges...
2025-01-3028 minNoble American Lives: Biographies of America’s Religious Thinkers and BelieversGeorge Whitfield's Calvinist Methodist OrganizationGeorge Whitefield's Calvinist Methodist Organization: Episode 78 In Episode 78 of the Noble American Lives Podcast, hosted by Bill Benson, listeners are presented with Chapter 17 from Benson's book on George Whitefield, focusing on Whitefield's Calvinist Methodist Organization. This episode covers Whitefield's return to England after being reported dead, his successful preaching engagements, partnerships with aristocrats like Selina Hastings, and organizational leadership challenges. Despite health issues and competition with John Wesley, Whitefield's eloquence and dedication impressed many, including the Countess of Huntington's circle. The episode also touches on Whitefield's decision to eventually resign from leadership to maintain the freedom to...
2025-01-2034 minNoble American Lives: Biographies of America’s Religious Thinkers and BelieversPersonal Sorrow and Persecution in EnglandIn this episode of Noble American Lives Podcast, Bill Benson delves into Chapter 14 of George Whitefield's biography, detailing his personal sorrows and persecution in England. The episode highlights significant moments from 1742 to 1744, including Whitefield's writings, his influential sermons, the birth and tragic death of his son, and the violent opposition he faced from mobs. Additionally, Benson discusses the formation of the Calvinist Methodist conferences and Whitefield's role as a key figure in the Methodist movement. (00:00) Introduction to the Podcast and Series Overview (01:20) Roger Williams and Cotton Mather: Early American Religious Figures (02:48) Thomas Paine and George...
2024-12-1828 minNoble American Lives: Biographies of America’s Religious Thinkers and BelieversGeorge Whitefield and John Wesley Estranged, Part 2In Episode 71 of the 'Noble American Lives Podcast,' Bill Benson continues reading from the second half of Chapter 11 of his book, delving into the estranged relationship between George Whitefield and John Wesley during the Great Awakening. This episode explores the events leading up to and following Wesley's public denunciation of Whitefield, the subsequent division within their congregations, Whitefield's struggles including financial challenges and threat of imprisonment, and his eventual efforts to rebuild his followers and mend the schism, culminating in his successful return to evangelism. (01:07) Roger Williams and Cotton Mather (02:31) Thomas Paine and George Whitefield
2024-11-2224 min
Songs & Stories West VirginiaRoger RichardsAndy and Roger sit down to talk local music scenes, sad country music, professionalism in the music industry and Roger plays his original song “Treat a Woman Right”.
2024-11-221h 03Noble American Lives: Biographies of America’s Religious Thinkers and BelieversGeorge Whitfield and John Wesley EstrangedIn this episode of the Noble American Lives Podcast, host Bill Benson continues reading from his book series, focusing on the biography of George Whitefield, a prominent Methodist evangelist during the Great Awakening. The episode dives into Chapter 11, detailing the estrangement between George Whitefield and John Wesley due to theological disputes, specifically around predestination and Arminianism. It includes their written confrontations, Wesley's control over the revival in England, and the resulting split within the Methodist and Moravian societies. Bill Benson also touches on Whitefield's legal troubles in Charleston and his determined return to England to challenge Wesley's dominance.
2024-11-1423 minNoble American Lives: Biographies of America’s Religious Thinkers and BelieversGeorge Whitfield Preaches Outside in New England, Part 2In Episode 69 of the Noble American Lives Podcast, host Bill Benson continues reading from his book, The Parallel Lives of the Noble American Religious Thinkers and Believers, focusing on the biography of George Whitefield, a prominent Methodist evangelist during the Great Awakening. Benson recounts Whitefield's preaching tour through New England in the fall of 1740, highlighting his impactful sermons, interactions with religious leaders like Jonathan Edwards, and his influence on congregations in various towns. The episode also touches on Whitefield's reflections on New England, interactions with notable figures, and his oratory capabilities. Benson concludes with Whitefield's travel to Charleston, marking...
2024-11-0730 min
The Bush League Huddle Fantasy Football PodcastWeek 8 Waiver Wire & NFL Sunday Recap: Russell Wilson, Aaron Rodgers, Jared Goff, JaJuan Jennings, and Drake MayeGet ready for a can't-miss episode of Bush League Huddle Fantasy Football! We’re diving into the biggest winners and losers from NFL Sunday. Tune in as we discuss Russell Wilson’s comeback performance, Aaron Rodgers' ongoing struggles with the Jets, and Jared Goff’s strong showing as the Lions keep rolling. We’ll also talk about the 49ers falling to the Chiefs yet again and Anthony Richardson's tough day on the field.Next, it's all about Week 8 Waiver Wire targets! We break down key pickups like JaJuan Jennings, with Deebo Samuel out, Drake Maye as a stash fo...
2024-10-2256 minNoble American Lives: Biographies of America’s Religious Thinkers and BelieversWhitefield's Journey Through Colonial AmericaIn Episode 66 of the Noble American Lives Podcast, Bill Benson reads from his book about George Whitefield's evangelical journey during the Great Awakening. Whitefield, a Methodist evangelist, embarked on his fall tour in 1739, traveling from England to Philadelphia, New York City, and beyond, preaching to large crowds and documenting his experiences in letters and journals. The episode covers Whitefield's influential sermons, his encounters with notable figures like Benjamin Franklin, the establishment of the Bethesda orphanage in Georgia, his criticism of Anglican Archbishop Tillotson, and his denouncement of slavery. It also highlights his personal endeavors, including a failed marriage proposal...
2024-10-0942 minNoble American Lives: Biographies of America’s Religious Thinkers and BelieversGeorge Whitfield Preaches Outside in LondonGeorge Whitefield's Outdoor Preaching in 18th Century London In this episode of the Noble American Lives Podcast, Bill Benson delves into his book series 'The Parallel Lives of the Noble American Religious Thinkers and Believers', specifically focusing on George Whitefield, an influential Methodist evangelist during the Great Awakening. The narrative covers Whitefield's experiences preaching outside, beginning on April 27, 1739, in London, a practice that faced resistance yet attracted thousands. He preached in open spaces like Moorfields and Kennington Common, drawing enormous crowds, sometimes exceeding 60,000 people. The reading also details Whitefield's challenges, including criticism from fellow clergymen...
2024-10-0533 minNoble American Lives: Biographies of America’s Religious Thinkers and BelieversPreaching in Bristol (Part 2)The Spirit of Revival: George Whitefield's Bristol and Beyond In this episode of the Noble American Lives podcast, host Bill Benson delves into his book series 'The Parallel Lives of the Noble American Religious Thinkers and Believers,' focusing on the lives and theological contributions of notable figures like Roger Williams, Cotton Mather, Thomas Paine, and George Whitefield. The discussion centers on George Whitefield's transformative preaching during the Great Awakening in Bristol, his impact on thousands through his open-air sermons, and his partnership with John Wesley. The narrative captures the emotional power of Whitefield's sermons, Wesley's differing...
2024-10-0526 minNoble American Lives: Biographies of America’s Religious Thinkers and BelieversJohn Wesley Visits HernhutThe Influence of the Moravians on John Wesley: A Journey of Faith and Self-Discovery In this episode of the Noble American Lives Podcast, host Bill Benson reads from Chapter 5, 'John Wesley Visits Hernhut,' of his book The Parallel Lives of the Noble American Religious Thinkers and Believers: Thomas Paine vs. George Whitefield. The chapter details John Wesley's transformative experiences with the Moravians in London and Hernhut, Germany, in 1738, including his interactions with Peter Böhler and Count Nicholas Ludwig von Zinzendorf. Wesley's evolving spiritual journey and the impact of Moravian practices on him are highlighted. The e...
2024-09-2421 minNoble American Lives: Biographies of America’s Religious Thinkers and BelieversGeorge Whitefield's First Voyage to America, Part 2In this episode of the Noble American Lives Podcast, host Bill Benson continues to read from his second book, 'The Parallel Lives of the Noble American Religious Thinkers and Believers, Thomas Paine vs. George Whitefield.' Bill discusses George Whitefield's first journey to America, focusing on his experiences and challenges in Georgia starting May 8, 1738. The episode covers Whitefield's encounters with John Wesley, performances of religious duties, interactions with the local population, and his missionary work including his vision to build an orphan house. Concluding with Whitefield's departure from Savannah on August 28, 1738, listeners will gain deep insights into the life...
2024-09-0425 minNoble American Lives: Biographies of America’s Religious Thinkers and BelieversGeorge Whitefield's First Voyage to AmericaThe Noble Lives of George Whitefield and John Wesley In this episode of the 'Noble American Lives Podcast,' Bill Benson delves into the journey and ministry of George Whitefield, including his first voyage to America and various pivotal moments of his life. The episode also touches on John Wesley’s time in Georgia, highlighting his struggles, interactions, and the ultimate fallout from his relationship with Sophie Hopke. (00:44) Overview of the Books and Subscription Information (01:18) Roger Williams and Cotton Mather (02:18) Imaginary Group Discussion (02:50) Thomas Paine and George Whitefield (04:39) George Whitefield's First Journey to Am...
2024-08-2727 minNoble American Lives: Biographies of America’s Religious Thinkers and BelieversOrdination, First Sermon, and GraduationThe Journey of George Whitefield: From Ordination to First Sermon In this episode of the Noble American Lives Podcast, host Bill Benson continues reading from his book 'The Parallel Lives of the Noble American Religious Thinkers and Believers, Thomas Paine vs. George Whitefield.' This episode delves into Chapter 2, detailing George Whitefield's ordination, his efforts to live a devout life, and his journey back to Gloucester where he preached his first sermon at the age of 21. Listeners will follow George through his intense religious studies, his impactful community work, and his early experiences as a preacher, culminating in his...
2024-08-1520 minNoble American Lives: Biographies of America’s Religious Thinkers and BelieversPaine's Final DaysIn this episode of the Noble American Lives Podcast, host Bill Benson reads from his second book 'The Parallel Lives of the Noble American Religious Thinkers and Believers, Thomas Paine vs. George Whitefield,' focusing on Chapter 23: Paine's Final Days. The episode covers Paine's final years, his diminishing health, financial struggles, and interactions with various figures. It delves into his critical views on Christianity and his writings against predestination. Paine's final moments, his refusal to recant his deism, and the controversies surrounding his death and burial are explored in detail. (00:47) Overview of the First Book
2024-07-3129 minNoble American Lives: Biographies of America’s Religious Thinkers and BelieversPayne's Health DeterioratesIn this episode of the Noble American Lives Podcast, host Bill Benson delves into Chapter 22 of his book, focusing on Thomas Paine's declining health and personal struggles during the early 1800s. The narration highlights Paine's return to New Rochelle, his financial difficulties, personal disputes, and ultimate decline. Paine's attempts to seek help from prominent figures, his hardships with caretakers, and his eventual stroke are discussed. The episode provides an intimate look at the last years of the influential thinker and writer, capturing his resilience amid challenging circumstances. The podcast encourages listeners to reflect on Paine's enduring impact on American...
2024-07-3118 minNoble American Lives: Biographies of America’s Religious Thinkers and BelieversPayne Writes for the ProspectThomas Paine's Writings and Religious Critiques In this episode of the Noble American Lives podcast, hosted by Bill Benson, listeners are taken through Chapter 21 of William H. Benson's biography on Thomas Paine, from the book The Parallel Lives of the Noble American Religious Thinkers and Believers. The episode covers Paine's time in New York City and his collaboration with Elihu Palmer, exploring Paine's articles critiquing the Bible and Christianity that were published in Palmer's journal, The Prospect. The discussion includes Paine's challenges to biblical narratives, Christian doctrines, and the actions of Christian missionaries, contrasting these with deist beliefs.
2024-07-2226 minNoble American Lives: Biographies of America’s Religious Thinkers and BelieversPaine Returns to AmericaThomas Paine's Return to America and Political Challenges In this episode of the Noble American Lives Podcast, dated July 4, 2024, Bill Benson continues reading from his second book, 'The Parallel Lives of the Noble American Religious Thinkers and Believers: Thomas Paine vs. George Whitefield.' Benson reads Chapter 20, detailing Thomas Paine's return to America, his interactions with President Thomas Jefferson, and the hostile reception he faced from Federalists and the public. The episode delves into Paine's efforts to advocate for his beliefs, his correspondence with political figures, and his struggles with societal acceptance. (01:18) Roger Williams and...
2024-07-0927 minNoble American Lives: Biographies of America’s Religious Thinkers and BelieversThomas Paine's & The Illuminati and TheophilanthropyExploring Thomas Paine's Influence: From Illuminati to Theophilanthropy In Episode 52 of the 'Noble American Lives' podcast, host Bill Benson reads from his second book, 'The Parallel Lives of the Noble American Religious Thinkers and Believers, Thomas Paine vs. George Whitefield.' This episode covers Chapters 18 and 19, delving into Thomas Paine's association with the Illuminati and Theophilanthropy. It explores the political and religious backdrop of 18th-century Europe, Paine's critique of religious texts, his trial outcomes, and his interactions with notable figures like Richard Watson. The episode also touches on Paine's eventual return to America, facilitated by Thomas Jefferson. (00:18) O...
2024-06-3042 minNoble American Lives: Biographies of America’s Religious Thinkers and BelieversPaine Writes Additional Political WorksThe Lives and Ideals of Thomas Paine: Health, Politics, and Revolutionary Writings In this episode of the Noble American Lives podcast, Bill Benson reads from his book series on the parallel lives of notable American religious thinkers and believers. This episode focuses on Thomas Paine's later years, including his time in France, his political writings, and his health struggles. Detailed accounts are given of Paine's relationships with prominent figures such as James Monroe and George Washington, as well as his revolutionary ideas and writings that influenced both American and European politics. Listeners also learn about Paine’s personal challenges an...
2024-06-3034 minNoble American Lives: Biographies of America’s Religious Thinkers and BelieversThe Age of Reason, Part 2The Age of Reason: Thomas Paine's Critique of Religious Texts - Part 2 In Episode 50 of the Noble American Lives Podcast, Bill Benson continues his reading from 'The Parallel Lives of the Noble American Religious Thinkers and Believers, Thomas Paine vs. George Whitefield.' This episode delves into Chapter 16, 'The Age of Reason, Part 2,' where Thomas Paine critiques the Bible's consistency and authenticity. Paine's analysis covers the Old and New Testaments, questioning the credibility of biblical writers and the plausibility of miraculous events. Paine's criticisms focus on historical inaccuracies, internal contradictions, and the morality depicted in these...
2024-06-3033 minNoble American Lives: Biographies of America’s Religious Thinkers and BelieversPaine Writes 'The Age of Reason'In this episode of the Noble American Lives Podcast, host Bill Benson reads from his second book 'The Parallel Lives of the Noble American Religious Thinkers and Believers.' The focus is on Chapter 15, which details Thomas Paine's rationale and motivations for writing 'The Age of Reason' during the Reign of Terror in France. The chapter dives deep into Paine's deist beliefs, his critique of organized religion, and the tumultuous historical context that influenced his writings. Paine's imprisonment during the Reign of Terror, his fear of the guillotine, and his eventual release are also discussed, providing a comprehensive look...
2024-06-3042 minNoble American Lives: Biographies of America’s Religious Thinkers and BelieversThe Age of Reason, Part 2The Age of Reason: Thomas Paine's Critique of Religious Texts - Part 2 In Episode 49 of the Noble American Lives Podcast, Bill Benson continues his reading from 'The Parallel Lives of the Noble American Religious Thinkers and Believers, Thomas Paine vs. George Whitefield.' This episode delves into Chapter 16, 'The Age of Reason, Part 2,' where Thomas Paine critiques the Bible's consistency and authenticity. Paine's analysis covers the Old and New Testaments, questioning the credibility of biblical writers and the plausibility of miraculous events. Paine's criticisms focus on historical inaccuracies, internal contradictions, and the morality depicted in these...
2024-06-1633 min
Outside Sales TalkWhy Active Listening is a Top Sales Skill - Outside Sales Talk with Roger Martin
Roger Martin is the Co-Founder and CEO of RockBox Fitness and beam® Light Sauna, as well as an accomplished entrepreneur with a 30-year career in sales and marketing. Roger also shares insights on wellness and health through his ThriveMore platform and podcast. Roger's latest book, "An Insider's Guide to Business," is a practical roadmap filled with real-world examples and relatable stories and is available on Amazon now. With a wealth of experience in sales, marketing, and C-level leadership, Roger brings a unique perspective to the table.
In this episode, we explore the nuances of...
2024-06-0651 minNoble American Lives: Biographies of America’s Religious Thinkers and BelieversThe Rights of Man, Part 2In this episode of the Noble American Lives Podcast, hosted by Bill Benson, listeners are introduced to Benson's books, 'The Parallel Lives of the Noble American Religious Thinkers and Believers.' Benson details the lives of historical American religious thinkers and believers, covering various pairs, such as Roger Williams and Cotton Mather. The episode focuses on Thomas Paine’s life, his influential writings, especially 'Rights of Man,' and his revolutionary ideologies. Paine’s commitment to advocating for representative democracy over monarchy, his critiques on hereditary government, and his proposals for social welfare programs are discussed. Additionally, the episode touc...
2024-05-2636 minNoble American Lives: Biographies of America’s Religious Thinkers and BelieversThe Rights Of ManThis episode delves into the exploration of American religious thinkers and the impacts of their decisions through the lens of William H. Benson. It spans from the origins of American religious history with Roger Williams to the contrasting beliefs of figures such as Cotton Mather, Thomas Paine, and George Whitfield. It then transitions to a critical analysis of the French Revolution, focusing on the opposition between Edmund Burke and Thomas Paine regarding revolution, governance, and the inherent rights of man. While Burke criticizes the revolution for abandoning tradition and fears its consequences, Paine champions the people's right to self-governance...
2024-05-1833 minNoble American Lives: Biographies of America’s Religious Thinkers and BelieversThe French People RevoltIn this episode of the Noble American Lives Podcast, host Bill Benson dives into the parallel lives of notable American religious thinkers and believers, focusing on Thomas Paine's revolutionary influence in America and France. The podcast traces Paine's arrival in both countries on the cusp of revolution, highlighting the discontent with unjust taxes that led to the American Revolution and the French Revolution respectively. It details the socio-political environment of 18th century France, emphasizing the burdensome tax system, the refusal of the clergy and nobility to pay taxes, and the resultant fiscal crisis that pushed the common people towards...
2024-05-1020 minNoble American Lives: Biographies of America’s Religious Thinkers and BelieversThomas Paine & The Silas Dean ScandalNavigating Histories: Thomas Paine and the Silas Deane Scandal This episode delves into the complex lives and contributions of American religious thinkers and believers, highlighting a contentious period in American history through the lens of Thomas Paine's involvement in the Silas Deane scandal. It explores Paine's role as secretary to the Congress’s foreign committee, his staunch stance against Deane's fraudulent actions amidst the Revolutionary struggle for supplies and allies, and the subsequent vilification and physical assault Paine faced as a consequence of his accusations against Deane. The script navigates through Paine's financial contributions to the Revolutionary wa...
2024-04-1243 minNoble American Lives: Biographies of America’s Religious Thinkers and BelieversThomas Paine vs. Whitefield Pt 4: Independence on February 19th, 1776This podcast episode from the 'Noble American Lives Podcast' dives into the life and impact of Thomas Paine, especially through his work 'Common Sense.' Host Bill Benson elaborates on Paine's push for American independence and the polarized reactions it received. John Adams, despite praising Paine's literary prowess, criticizes his ideas on government, notably Paine's preference for a unicameral legislature over a balanced, bicameral system. The episode also covers the backlash from loyalists and moderates, who feared the consequences of independence, and highlights how Paine's arguments and writing style resonated with the populace, fomenting revolutionary sentiment and contributing significantly...
2024-03-2240 minNoble American Lives: Biographies of America’s Religious Thinkers and BelieversThomas Paine versus George Whitefield Pt 2: Pennsylvania Magazine or Monthly American MuseumBill Benson hosts the Noble American Lives podcast, where he reads from his book series about great American religious thinkers. The series includes six pairs of a thinker and believer, spanning from the 17th century to modern times. The story starts with Roger Williams who fled England for new England and Cotton Mather, a prolific writer and Puritan pastor. It then progresses to Thomas Paine, George Whitfield, and a list of other notable figures. The podcast sheds light on these luminaries' lives, focusing on their contributions, their context, and their personal journeys. Benson also reads from his books tackling...
2024-03-0536 minNoble American Lives: Biographies of America’s Religious Thinkers and BelieversRoger Williams vs. Cotton Mather, Episode 32: Epilogue Part 2This episode of the 'Noble American Lives Podcast' by Bill Benson focuses on a deep dive into the lives of iconic American religious thinkers and believers, Roger Williams and Cotton Mather, characters in his book. Imaginatively, Benson crafts a hypothetical group discussion involving twelve significant historical figures including Mark Twain and Billy Graham, enabling an interpretive and engaging look into the choices and decisions that shaped the lives of Roger Williams and Cotton Mather. The narrative journey ends with a critique and discussion of the influences and values formed by these personalities in American religious and cultural history.
2024-01-1929 minNoble American Lives: Biographies of America’s Religious Thinkers and BelieversRoger Williams vs. Cotton Mather, Episode 31: EpilogueIn this episode, host Bill Benson dives into his book 'The Parallel Lives of the Noble American Religious Thinkers and Believers, Roger Williams vs. Cotton Mather.' He examines twelve lives of American religious thinkers and believers, including Roger Williams, Cotton Mather, Thomas Payne, George Whitfield, Ralph Waldo Emerson, Joseph Smith, William James, Mary Baker Eddy, Mark Twain, Billy Graham, H. L. Mencken, and Jim Baker. This episode emphasizes Cotton Mather's extensive writing career and role as a clergyman in colonial Boston. Benson begins reading from the Epilogue, which includes a fictional group discussion among these twelve individuals, wherein...
2024-01-1328 minNoble American Lives: Biographies of America’s Religious Thinkers and BelieversRoger Williams vs. Cotton Mather, Episode 30: Comparing the Two Thinkers, Part 2In this podcast, Bill Benson shares insights from his book featuring biographies of notable American religious thinkers and believers, pairing individuals relating to their roles as either thinkers or believers. This episode focuses on comparing and contrasting the lives of Roger Williams and Cotton Mather. Roger Williams, a non-conformist, had revolutionary ideas about the church, believing in the total separation of church and state and religious freedom. On the other hand, Cotton Mather, a conformist, upheld Puritan beliefs and emphasized helping others in the church while maintaining a degree of belief in spiritual phenomena. Despite their ideological differences and...
2024-01-1326 minNoble American Lives: Biographies of America’s Religious Thinkers and BelieversRoger Williams vs. Cotton Mather, Episode 29: Comparing the Two ThinkersIn this episode of the Noble American Lives Podcast, host Bill Benson continues the discussion from his book, 'The Parallel Lives of the Noble American Religious Thinkers and Believers', focusing on the contrast between the religious thinkers Roger Williams and Cotton Mather, each representing a different perspective on the religious and political evolution of America in the 17th century. The podcast details their lives, philosophical beliefs, career paths, and their influence on American history. The episode also mentions how Benson's book is available for purchase on Amazon and encourages listeners to subscribe to his newsletter for historical insights. The...
2024-01-0542 minNoble American Lives: Biographies of America’s Religious Thinkers and BelieversCotton Mather, Episode 28: Cotton Mather Final DaysIn this episode of the podcast, host Bill Benson provides a deep dive into his book, The Parallel Lives of the Noble American Religious Thinkers and Believers, where he explores the lives of significant American religious figures, comparing a thinker and a believer. The episode mainly features Roger Williams and Cotton Mather. He highlights their substantial contributions to American history and religious thought and shares their stories. Benson also describes Cotton Mather's religious devotion and emphasizes on his writing style. In addition, he provides practical advice for ministerial students stemming from Cotton Mather's views on health and prudence. The...
2023-12-2238 minNoble American Lives: Biographies of America’s Religious Thinkers and BelieversCotton Mather, Episode 26: A Compounding of Sorrows & The Final DaysIn this podcast, host Bill Benson explores the lives and works of American religious thinkers and believers featured in his book, 'The Parallel Lives of the Noble American Religious Thinkers and Believers'. The episode primarily revolves around figures such as Roger Williams and Cotton Mather, alongside others like Thomas Paine, George Whitefield, Ralph Waldo Emerson, and Joseph Smith. Details of Mather's relationship with Benjamin Franklin are discussed, along with vital historical events and their impact on the thinkers. Furthermore, Bill mentions his biography on Roger Williams, relating it to the current series of podcasts, shedding light...
2023-12-0941 min
The Free Mind PodcastS7 E2: Roger Pielke Jr., When Science Gets PoliticalRoger Pielke Jr. is a Professor at the University of Colorado Boulder, who studies the politics of science and authors a popular Substack blog called The Honest Broker. Never one to shy away from controversy, Prof. Pielke has done high-profile research and writing on climate change and natural disasters, the origins of COVID-19, and the inclusion of transgender and intersex women in women’s sports. We discuss the relationship between science and politics and what can go wrong when science is politicized.
2023-10-101h 39
港一半唔講一半EP. 92 | 亞洲人去（日本）旅行香港人係世上最鍾意去旅行嘅種類
1. 亞洲人齊去旅行， 回到1980年代
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3. 點解日本咁正？
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2023-07-1745 minNoble American Lives: Biographies of America’s Religious Thinkers and BelieversRoger Williams, Episode 12: King Philip's war & Final Days of Roger Williams Join us for Episode 12, where we conclude the story of Roger Williams. This episode contains chapters 29 and 30. (03:11) Chapter 29: King Philip's War (53:17) Chapter 30: The final days of Roger Williams Roger Williams, who fled England and joined the Puritans and pilgrims at Boston, at Massachusetts Bay Colony, and then he founded his own colony, Rhode Island. Roger was a profound thinker who latched upon ideas that transported him to a point unique in America's history. Often when reading his life one wonders. How did he think that? He was trained as an A...
2023-07-041h 00Noble American Lives: Biographies of America’s Religious Thinkers and BelieversRoger Williams, Episode 11: Roger Debates the QuakersJoin us for Episode 11, where we carry on the story of Roger Williams. This episode contains Chapter 28. (02:45) Roger Debates the Quakers Roger Williams, who fled England and joined the Puritans and pilgrims at Boston, at Massachusetts Bay Colony, and then he founded his own colony, Rhode Island. Roger was a profound thinker who latched upon ideas that transported him to a point unique in America's history. Often when reading his life one wonders. How did he think that? He was trained as an Anglican C conclusion at Pembroke College at Cambridge U...
2023-06-2742 min
Kats & KidsDon't Be A Tea KettleApproach students as fellow human beings. Be aware of both the teacher and the student frame of mind before throwing the hammer down. Roger says: "You can catch a lot of bees with cow shit." So if you don't want to be stung, don't cast your frustration onto others.
2023-06-2113 minNoble American Lives: Biographies of America’s Religious Thinkers and BelieversRoger Williams, Episode 10: Rhode Island Presidency, the Arrival of the Jews and QuakersJoin us for Episode 10, where we carry on the story of Roger Williams. This episode contains Chapters 25 to 27 (02:55) Chapter 25: President of Rhose Island (25:31) Chapter 26: The Jews and the Quakers Arrive At Rhode Island (41:41) Chapter 27: A new charter Roger Williams, who fled England and joined the Puritans and pilgrims at Boston, at Massachusetts Bay Colony, and then he founded his own colony, Rhode Island. Roger was a profound thinker who latched upon ideas that transported him to a point unique in America's history. Often when reading his life one wonders. How did h...
2023-06-1755 minNoble American Lives: Biographies of America’s Religious Thinkers and BelieversRoger Williams, Episode 9: Argument With Mrs. Anne Sadler, Final Months in LondonJoin us for Episode 9, where we carry on the story of Roger Williams. This episode contains Chapters 21 to 24. (03:02) Chapter 21: Experiments of Spiritual Life and Health (19:37) Chapter 22: The Examiner Defended (31:29) Chapter 23: Argument with Mrs. Anne Sadler (37:20) Chapter 24: Final Months in London Roger Williams, who fled England and joined the Puritans and pilgrims at Boston, at Massachusetts Bay Colony, and then he founded his own colony, Rhode Island. Roger was a profound thinker who latched upon ideas that transported him to a point unique in America's history. Often when reading his life o...
2023-06-0949 minNoble American Lives: Biographies of America’s Religious Thinkers and BelieversRoger Williams, Episode 8: The Hireling Ministry None of Christ's & The Bloody Tenent Yet More BloodyJoin us for Episode 8, where we carry on the story of Roger Williams. This episode contains Chapters 18 to 20. Roger Williams, who fled England and joined the Puritans and pilgrims at Boston, at Massachusetts Bay Colony, and then he founded his own colony, Rhode Island. Roger was a profound thinker who latched upon ideas that transported him to a point unique in America's history. Often when reading his life one wonders. How did he think that? He was trained as an Anglican C conclusion at Pembroke College at Cambridge University in England. Fell in w...
2023-06-0254 minNoble American Lives: Biographies of America’s Religious Thinkers and BelieversRoger Williams, Episode 7: Rhode Island & The Second Voyage to EnglandJoin us for Episode 7, where we carry on the story of Roger Williams. This episode contains Chapters 15 to 17. Roger Williams, who fled England and joined the Puritans and pilgrims at Boston, at Massachusetts Bay Colony, and then he founded his own colony, Rhode Island. Roger was a profound thinker who latched upon ideas that transported him to a point unique in America's history. Often when reading his life one wonders. How did he think that? He was trained as an Anglican C conclusion at Pembroke College at Cambridge University in England. Fell in w...
2023-05-2144 minNoble American Lives: Biographies of America’s Religious Thinkers and BelieversRoger Williams, Episode 6: Roger Returns to ProvidenceJoin us for Episode 6, where we carry on the story of Roger Williams. This episode contains Chapters 12 t o14, where we go into Roger's trials in London and his eventual return to Providence. Roger Williams, who fled England and joined the Puritans and pilgrims at Boston, at Massachusetts Bay Colony, and then he founded his own colony, Rhode Island. Roger was a profound thinker who latched upon ideas that transported him to a point unique in America's history. Often when reading his life one wonders. How did he think that? He was trained...
2023-04-291h 00
Kats & KidsListening to Students part 2: Student Talks to You About Another TeacherEpisode 2 of our 3 part series. When you have built a safe environment in the classroom and a good relationship with students they may come to you with a problem or ask for advice. Roger and Brad will be discussing how to listen to students who confide in you. As educators, it is important to listen to students but also know when to direct the student so someone in with more training. How do you get someone else involved and help the student to continue to feel supported? They will give some suggestions on maintaining your boundary as the classroom...
2023-04-2110 minNoble American Lives: Biographies of America’s Religious Thinkers and BelieversRoger Williams, Episode 5: A Key Into the Language of America, Rogers Returns to England, Mr Cotton's LetterJoin us for Episode 5, where we carry on the story of Roger Williams. This episode contains Chapters 9 to 11, where we cover Williams' book "A Key into the Language of America"; Williams returning to London during the Civil War and the story of Mr Cotton's Letter. Roger Williams, who fled England and joined the Puritans and pilgrims at Boston, at Massachusetts Bay Colony, and then he founded his own colony, Rhode Island. Roger was a profound thinker who latched upon ideas that transported him to a point unique in America's history. Often when reading his life o...
2023-04-1940 min
Kats & KidsListening to Students part 1: Cyber BullyingIn the next 3 episodes, Roger and Brad will be discussing how to listen to students who confide in you. They will give some suggestions on when you may be getting into deep and who to guide the student to for more expert support. In this episode they will discuss the topic of bullying or getting picked on through electronic means.
2023-04-1610 minNoble American Lives: Biographies of America’s Religious Thinkers and BelieversRoger Williams, Episode 4: The Pequot War, Joining the Anabaptists & Anne HutchinsonJoin us for Episode 4, where we carry on the story of Roger Williams. This episode contains Chapters 6 to 8, where we cover Williams' involvement in the The Pequot War, the Anabaptists and Anne Hutchinson Roger Williams, who fled England and joined the Puritans and pilgrims at Boston, at Massachusetts Bay Colony, and then he founded his own colony, Rhode Island. Roger was a profound thinker who latched upon ideas that transported him to a point unique in America's history. Often when reading his life one wonders. How did he think that? He was trained...
2023-04-1453 minNoble American Lives: Biographies of America’s Religious Thinkers and BelieversRoger Williams, Episode 3: Williams on Trial, the Founding of ProvidenceJoin us for Episode 3, where we carry on the story of Roger Williams. This is Chapters 4 and 5, where we cover Williams' trial and banishment as well as the founding of Providence. Roger Williams, who fled England and joined the Puritans and pilgrims at Boston, at Massachusetts Bay Colony, and then he founded his own colony, Rhode Island. Roger was a profound thinker who latched upon ideas that transported him to a point unique in America's history. Often when reading his life one wonders. How did he think that? He was trained as an A...
2023-04-0326 minNoble American Lives: Biographies of America’s Religious Thinkers and BelieversRoger Williams, Episode 2: Early Years in New EnglandJoin us for Episode 2, where we carry on the story of Roger Williams. This is Chapter 3, where we cover his early years in New England. Roger Williams, who fled England and joined the Puritans and pilgrims at Boston, at Massachusetts Bay Colony, and then he founded his own colony, Rhode Island. Roger was a profound thinker who latched upon ideas that transported him to a point unique in America's history. Often when reading his life one wonders. How did he think that? He was trained as an Anglican C conclusion at Pembroke College a...
2023-03-2553 minNoble American Lives: Biographies of America’s Religious Thinkers and BelieversRoger Williams, Episode 1: Early Days in England, Religious ControversyWe will kick off the podcast at the beginning of American history, early in the 17th century with Roger Williams, who fled England and joined the Puritans and pilgrims at Boston, at Massachusetts Bay Colony, and then he founded his own colony, Rhode Island. Roger was a profound thinker who latched upon ideas that transported him to a point unique in America's history. Often when reading his life one wonders. How did he think that? He was trained as an Anglican C conclusion at Pembroke College at Cambridge University in England. Fell in with the...
2023-03-1727 min
The Roger J Comstock Podcast66. GO ALL IN | Podcast with Benson Chidester (CEO of Elite CEOs)For the past 5 years, Benson has been the client success director for elite CEOs
He has helped and managed over 15000 plus clients
He recently moved into the CEO position of the company at the end of 2022
He recently just finished his book Defining Opportunities that you can get for free.
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2023-02-0243 min
Kats & KidsA Kat EpisodeOur hosts Roger and Brad talk about Roger's two cats Buddie and Baby Kitty. Buddie has always been an outcast and picked on by all the cats in their life. Baby Kitty has had Roger's heart from their first interaction. Our hosts then pull it back to the classroom as they discuss how it's important to connect with both the Buddie's and Baby Kitty's in your class......listen to see what becomes of Buddie.
2023-01-2611 min
Flipping AmericaBuying Properties with Privy SoftwareWhat if I told you that you can use one software tool and buy 12 profitable deals next year that are listed on the MLS? It’s true because one guy did it this PAST year and next year is only going to get better. Learn more in just a moment on today’s episode. Benson Juarez is the Marketing Director and one of the owners of Privy Software. I like him and check in with him from time to time just to see what he’s doing. I was in for a surprise. When I called him the other day he tol...
2023-01-0330 min
The Round 12 Show: MOTIVATIONAL MASTERYRound 12 MOTIVATIONAL MASTERY Podcast Show - Episode #110Welcome back to The Round 12 MOTIVATIONAL MASTERY Podcast Show! Episode #110 "BREEZIN' INTO 2023!" HAPPY NEW YEAR and well wishes to everyone who tuned in today! This episode is just yo' boy Roger B. Hamilton Sensei offering good wishes and perpetuating the Never Quit Principle! Let's Keep Going... THE SHOW GOES ON!
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2023-01-0214 min
Creative Conversations with Roger HumphreyDon BensonI recently met singer, songwriter, luthier, and (believe it or not) game inventor Don Benson. He's a very interesting guy and I'm sure you'll enjoy meeting him too. You can listen to his music at: https://www.reverbnation.com/donbensonlatebloomer
If you would like to talk with Don about building an instrument you can email him at donaldbenson@comcast.net
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2022-12-0832 min
SugaBros & The James Bond Cocktail HourJBCH: Fire, Ice and Dynamite & Bullseye!Tim and Graeme enter the 90s with Roger Moore. Twitter: @007CocktailHr IG: @jbchpod Track Name: "Spy And Die" Music By: Jay Man @ https://ourmusicbox.com/ Official "OurMusicBox" YouTube Channel: http://www.youtube.com/c/ourmusicbox License for commercial use: Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International (CC BY 4.0) https://creativecommons.org/licenses/... Music promoted by NCM https://goo.gl/fh3rEJ
2022-11-0835 min
Kats & KidsHistory Of Technology In the ClassroomDiscussion about Technology when Roger started teaching through today.
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Restaurant Rockstars Podcast284. This Pizza Concept is Stellar - Benson TsaiThis is perhaps the most revolutionary time in the restaurant world. With more available ready-to-go spaces and the food truck opportunity exploding, now may be the time to start your own business, to go boldly ahead with a dream, a strong vision, and people you may already know with talents to help make your vision a reality.
This episode of the Restaurant Rockstars Podcast is all about the entrepreneurial journey…. How to grasp it, how to go after it and how to get it! I’m speaking with Benson Tsai of Stellar Pizza. He is a former Rocket Scientist turned Pizz...
2022-03-1150 min
Two Geeks and A Marketing PodcastThe one about why Twitter is good, SEO Tips, answering questions to create content and the film Pixels - TG67The one about why Twitter is good, SEO Tips, answering questions to create content and the film Pixels - TG67 00:00:00 Introduction Here are your hosts, Roger and Pascal. 00:02:44 In the News A selection of announcements and news releases from the world of marketing and technology that caught our attention. 00:11:14 Content Spotlights ROGER: 9 Reasons Why Twitter Is Actually Good by Brad R Edwards on MUO: https://www.makeuseof.com/why-twitter-is-actually-good/ PASCAL: 22 Smart Google SEO Tips for 2022 by Cyrus Shepard for Moz.com
2022-02-161h 12
Outside Sales TalkPurpose Driven Prospecting - Outside Sales Talk with Roger Burnett
Roger Burnett is the founder of Social Good Promotions, Inc. a social enterprise built to teach and deliver purpose-based marketing strategies to businesses of all sizes, while also donating marketing services to non-profit organizations. Roger also hosts the So, You’re in Sales? Podcast
In this episode, Roger encourages salespeople to establish a specific purpose before prospecting, in order to increase the rate of successful conversations.
Here are some topics covered in this episode:
Developing and showing what your brand stands for
How to find your best c...
2021-11-1840 minThe Round 12 Show: MOTIVATIONAL MASTERYRound 12 MOTIVATIONAL MASTERY Podcast Show - Episode #101Welcome back to The Round 12 MOTIVATIONAL MASTERY Podcast Show! Episode #101 "WARNING SIGNS OF STROKE!"... (RETURN EPISODE - Back From Respite) Well here we are again! Back from Podcast Retirement... moving ahead with an important message about health, safety, self-care and hope! This new episode of our Podcast Show, may very well be one of the most significant episodes presented to date, and a worthwhile listen indeed. In addition to this episode's content and intent, (I as the host of this broadcast) want to simply say... For those of you, kind, considerate and loving few, who saw me through something...
2021-07-1825 min
Stonybank Community Church with Pastor James CarrollSCC - Roger BensonRoger was in the Chester County Hospital for two weeks and now is in rehab on Naamans Rd. What a humble spirit as he asks us to praise the Lord for him.
2021-01-0201 minStonybank Community Church with Pastor James CarrollSCC - Roger BensonI just wanted to share Roger's greeting to his church family as he spends Christmas Day in the hospital
2020-12-2501 min
Flipping AmericaGet PrivyThere has never been a greater interest in real estate investing. While personally I love your interest because that’s what is driving the popularity of this show, the more of you that actually get into the game, the more difficult it becomes. We all tend to look at and bid on the same properties sometimes. Combined with the already relatively low inventory, buying great deals isn’t as easy as it used to be. You need an edge. If you’re like me you want something that searches automatically, alerts you daily if not more often, and allows you to...
2020-11-031h 00
Eyes On WhitenessEyes On whiteness with guest Roger Bonair-Agard, Pt. 2In this second part of a powerful discussion with Roger Bonair-Agard, we go deeper into the discussion of transmuting white supremacy and patriarchy within ourselves, each other and in our community. This is a deeply personal conversation that includes a look into our ancestry and the harm that all of us have endured from the atrocities of White Supremacy.We're continuing the exploration of the call to listen within as an act of transmuting white supremacy. Roger shares some powerful stories of incarcerated youth leading critical work in Chicago, fighting how whiteness as perspective defines what...
2020-10-1459 minEyes On WhitenessEyes on whiteness with guest Roger Bonair-Agard, Pt. 1In a two-part conversation, this first episode digs into how whiteness shows up in rules and punitive enforcement of said rules. We grapple with the questions of how you find your authentic self in the struggle against whiteness?how can you consider the journey as a pendulum forward and backward/not left and right and even maybe not a linear line at all?how whiteness can be a resistance to really listening and how ancestors and our bodies speak to us when we do deeply listen?how the belief in the power of choice and agency plays...
2020-10-0745 min
The Crime Is Up PodcastEp 12 - Laughter’s The Best Medicine Pt 03 & Who Framed Roger RabbitRufus may have gotten Alice’s three hundred grand from the P.O. Box, but now he’s got a henchman holding him at gunpoint. Can our hapless hero make it out of this captive situation and get back to his new love without taking any more lead in his belly? Find out in the exciting conclusion of “Laughter’s the Best Medicine”! And this week we’re talkin toons! “Who Framed Roger Rabbit” seamlessly blends the conventions of a noir story with the antics and humor of classic Warner Brothers and Disney cartoons. You’ve got Bob Hos...
2020-09-141h 14The Round 12 Show: MOTIVATIONAL MASTERYThe Round 12 Show: MOTIVATIONAL MASTERY Episode #75 HAPPY EASTERWelcome back to The Round 12 MOTIVATIONAL MASTERY Podcast Show! Episode #75 "HAPPY EASTER!" This weeks episode is about being joyous and perhaps Trading Expectations for Appreciation. And just a refreshing word about about believing… In good things and strong things… and even in yourself. So, greetings to you and your family and the beautiful things YOU believe in. Wishing you Safety, Health, Strength and Peace!... and Love to go with it! HAPPY EASTER!!
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2020-04-1213 min