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EU ConfidentialVon der Leyen vs. Trump: Europe answers backHe’s not even European — yet Donald Trump has topped POLITICO’s annual P28 ranking of the most powerful people who will shape Europe in 2026.
EU Confidential host Sarah Wheaton takes you inside the gala in Brussels — where commissioners, MEPs, diplomats, lobbyists and journalists packed into a glittering room, even as the mood underneath the sparkle felt unusually tense.
At the event, Ursula von der Leyen sat down with Carrie Budoff Brown, POLITICO’s executive editor, for an exclusive on-stage conversation — offering one of her first public reactions to Trump’s sharp criticism of EU leaders as "we...
2025-12-1239 min
The Christian WorldviewSome Bless, Most Curse—Why the Widely Divergent Stance toward Israel? ( Rebroadcast from 11/11/23 )Send us a textThis program previously aired on November 11, 2023 following Hamas’ October 7 raid on Israel. GUEST: CHRIS KATULKA, Radio Host, Friends of Israel Gospel MinistryA “moral equivalency” is argumentation that attempts to make two opposing sides equal, when in reality one side is far more immoral than the other.Example: Israel and Hamas. The Islamist group Hamas, based in the Palestinian territory of Gaza, barbarically slaughters 1400 civilians in the October 7 raid on Israel and immediately those who side with Palestinians make the moral equivalency that Israel i...
2025-10-1053 min
EU ConfidentialEscalating trouble – Trump takes on the UN and EuropeTrump says Ukraine can win — but should Europe believe him?
At a hectic U.N. General Assembly in New York, U.S. President Donald Trump stunned world leaders with a dramatic rhetorical reversal on the war in Ukraine, mocking Russia as a “paper tiger” and urging NATO allies to shoot down Russian aircraft. Host Sarah Wheaton unpacks what this means with POLITICO’s Clea Caulcutt and Nick Vinocur, reporting from Manhattan — and asks whether Europe can trust Trump’s new tune.
Then we turn to a different transatlantic question: Europe’s own defense. Sarah sits down with Latv...
2025-09-2633 min
Focus Fights Audio#FocusFightsAudio Ep. #34 (Sarah from Germany & Jose "Shorty" Torres)(TIMESTAMPS AVAILABLE!)0:00 Intro1:08 Tribute & 10-Bell Salute for the victims of the 4th of July Floods in Kerr County, Texas, USA & the memories of Strahinja Gavrilovic and Edith Dumas of Sherbrooke, Quebec, Canada8:18 Intro & Show Rundown10:53 Sarah-Michelle Auswitz (RIZIN.TV Poster Winner; Future MMA Fighter)52:24 3 Things on Chris’ mind (Shields/Ali, ONE FC’s crippling downfall, Buff Bagwell’s leg amputation recovery)59:41 José “Shorty” Torres (RIZIN Flyweight Grand Prix Participant; UFC, Titan...
2025-07-232h 07
Neural NewscastDeep Dive: Echoes of Change: From Sarajevo to the Wild West - June 28, 2025🎙️ Deep Dive with Sarah Wheaton and Lena HarperIn this captivating episode, we embark on a journey through pivotal historical moments and cultural transformations. 🌍Assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand: On this day in 1914, a single gunshot in Sarajevo set off a chain reaction leading to World War I. Sarah and Lena dissect the intricate web of art, culture, and politics that converged to reshape global alliances. 🔍Celebrating Oscar Wilde: We celebrate the wit and wisdom of Oscar Wilde on his birthday. Discover how his satirical brilliance and social critiques continue to resonate today, despite the personal trials he f...
2025-06-2909 min
Neural NewscastDeep Dive: Custer's Last Stand, Pavarotti's Legacy, and 1920s New York Through a Lens - June 25, 2025🎙️ Dive into History with Laura and Sarah!In this episode, we commemorate the anniversary of the Battle of Little Bighorn, delving into the complexities of this pivotal moment in the Indian Wars. Discover how Native American leaders like Sitting Bull and Crazy Horse turned the tide against Custer's 7th Cavalry and how this battle fits into the broader narrative of westward expansion. 🏹🎉 Happy Birthday to Opera Legend Luciano Pavarotti! Celebrate the birthday of the iconic tenor, Luciano Pavarotti, whose voice transformed opera into a globally cherished art form. We reminisce about his legendary performances, including the unforge...
2025-06-2609 min
Neural NewscastGlobal Headlines and Breaking Stories - June 20, 2025Welcome to this episode of NNC Daily News! Today, we're diving into a variety of significant stories shaping our world.In this episode:📜 Legislative Update: Discover the implications of the UK Parliament's vote on assisted dying legislation.🗳️ Political Analysis: Sarah Longwell discusses divisions among Trump supporters and the GOP's future.🏟️ Immigration Tensions: Learn about the immigration standoff at Dodger Stadium and ICE's response.🌍 Environmental Policy: Explore global support for a carbon tax and its potential impact.📈 Market Movements: Analyze the market's response to geopolitical developments involving Iran.🛍️ Consumer Trends: Record-breaking sales at China's 618 shopping festival highlight consumer demand.🔐 Cybers...
2025-06-2009 min
EU ConfidentialThe crown slips: How queen Ursula failed her transparency testThose text messages Ursula von der Leyen didn’t want to share? The EU’s top court says that’s not OK.
In a win for transparency advocates, Europe’s judges have ruled that the European Commission was wrong to hold back von der Leyen’s text exchanges with Pfizer’s CEO during vaccine contract negotiations. POLITICO health reporter Mari Eccles joins host Sarah Wheaton to unpack what the ruling means for Brussels, for von der Leyen’s leadership style, and for how the EU handles power behind the scenes.
Then we turn to Poland, where voters a...
2025-05-1629 min
EU ConfidentialA divorce and a birthday: Five years of Brexit, 10 years of POLITICOWith POLITICO turning 10 and Brexit hitting 5 earlier this year, this episode of EU Confidential takes stock of two milestones that shaped Brussels — in very different ways.Host Sarah Wheaton kicks things off with Zoya Sheftalovich, editor of Global Playbook, reflecting on POLITICO Europe’s early days and its first big scoop: Jean-Claude Juncker’s kidney stones. Then we head to Maastricht for highlights from a debate organized by Studio Europa Maastricht, where Sarah moderated a conversation on Brexit’s legacy with Joris Luyendijk, Fleur Launspach, Oliver Garner and Ferenc Laczó. Finally, Sarah checks in with f...
2025-04-2543 min
EU ConfidentialErdoğan, not Trump, is Europe's new best friend on securityEkrem İmamoğlu, Istanbul’s mayor and the main political rival of Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan, has been arrested. So what is Europe doing about it? Staying pretty quiet, it seems. Mass protests are breaking out across Turkey but Brussels is keeping its counsel.In this episode Sarah Wheaton speaks with Aslı Aydıntaşbaş, a visiting fellow at the Brookings Institution and a former journalist in Turkey, about what’s really driving Erdoğan’s shift toward authoritarianism and how Europe is responding — especially with a view to Turkey’s growing importance for European security.Bu...
2025-03-2835 min
Neural NewscastDaily News - Full Episode 209In Episode 209 (Full), aired March 02, 2025, of Neural Newscast, Andrew Lindbeck and Sarah Wheaton cover significant global events. Lindbeck highlights Texas's declaration of independence in 1836 and its impact on American history. Wheaton reports on tensions between the U.S. and Europe over freedom commitments, a lawsuit against New York's climate law, and a proposal to rename the New York strip steak. Daniel Grove discusses a Qantas emergency landing and Australian Oscar nominees. Kara Swift examines Trump's endorsement of cryptocurrencies, while Ethan Wells explores potential tariffs on Canadian lumber. Join us for these stories and more at NNewscast.com or NeuralNewscast...
2025-03-0303 min
EU ConfidentialCan Germany’s next chancellor help Europe deal with Trump?Germany has voted, and Friedrich Merz is now the chancellor-in-waiting. But can he rise to the occasion? With Donald Trump signaling a retreat from Europe and cozying up to Vladimir Putin, the continent faces its biggest security challenge in decades. Will Merz shake off Germany’s long-standing hesitation and step up?Host Sarah Wheaton is joined by James Angelos, POLITICO’s news editor in Berlin; Jana Puglierin, senior policy fellow at the European Council on Foreign Relations; and Nick Vinocur, POLITICO’s editor-at-large, to break down what the election results mean for Berlin, Brussels and beyond.We e...
2025-02-2840 min
Conversations from Chancellor StreetLecture | Theology in Harry Potter with Prof. Sarah BordenToday’s episode is from a lecture given by Wheaton College professor Sarah Borden on Tuesday, February 18, 2025. This lecture is entitled, "From Godric's Hollow to King's Cross: Theology in Harry Potter" and is followed by a Q&A session. Follow the Study Center on Instagram @studycenteruvaGive to the Study Center at www.studycenter.net/give Track: "Promise" Music provided by https://slip.stream Free Download / Stream: https://slip.stream/tracks/c07dd921-f054-4e5f-947a-264068ceb779?utm_source=attribution
2025-02-241h 13
EU ConfidentialHow political is your pizza? The Mediterranean Diet and Europe's food battlesPasta, pizza, and Parmigiano — delicious? Absolutely. But in 2025, they’re also deeply political.This week on EU Confidential, host Sarah Wheaton digs into how food has become a battleground, with POLITICO agriculture reporter Alessandro Ford explaining how Italy’s far-right — and politicians across Europe — are using the Mediterranean diet to push back against Brussels. From Nutri-Score to climate policies, we unpack the rise of gastro-nationalism and how a diet once rooted in simplicity is now fueling a political fight.We also have another installment of our Berlaymont Who’s Who series: Sarah sits down with POLITICO tec...
2025-02-0730 min
EU ConfidentialInside the POLITICO 28 gala: Europe’s most powerful players (and hangover)This week's episode of EU Confidential takes you inside the POLITICO 28 gala, where we revealed our list of the people who will drive the year ahead. Host Sarah Wheaton is joined by POLITICO Editor-in-Chief Jamil Anderlini and senior reporter Aitor Hernández-Morales to discuss how a vacuum in the EU's traditional power centers and growing disillusionment with traditional parties is giving rise to a new class of influential Doers, Dreamers and Disrupters in this year’s power ranking. Among them: EU foreign policy chief Kaja Kallas, who Sarah interviewed at this week’s P28 gala. Be sure to check...
2024-12-1340 min
EU ConfidentialScholz on the brink, Rubio in the wings: Europe faces the new Trump eraWhile Donald Trump is filling out his top team, the EU faces a leadership vacuum. Thank Germany, where Chancellor Olaf Scholz has been on the phone with Vladimir Putin and faces gloomy prospects in likely snap elections. EU Confidential host Sarah Wheaton is joined by Gordon Repinski, POLITICO’s executive editor for Germany and host of the Berlin Playbook podcast, and Liana Fix, Europe fellow at the Council on Foreign Relations, to unpack how domestic chaos in Berlin translates to transatlantic chaos for the rest of the bloc.Then, Sarah checks in with Eric Bazail-Eimil, POLITICO.com’s expe...
2024-11-2232 min
EU ConfidentialSummer special: ‘Rent is too damn high!’ Europe’s growing housing crisisOn our summer break, we're bringing this episode from January back into your feed by popular demand, looking at a crisis that is affecting many Europeans in most EU countries: skyrocketing rents and house prices, a shortage of flats, long waiting lists for social or affordable housing — commonplace problems from Greece to Luxembourg to Portugal. Host Sarah Wheaton talks to POLITICO’s Aitor Hernández-Morales and Sorcha Edwards, secretary general of Housing Europe, about the causes of the crisis, its impact across the bloc (including far-right parties using it as an election platform), and solutions at the EU lev...
2024-08-0941 min
The Strong Women PodcastBest of Strong Women: The Shocking Dorothy Sayers With Crystal DowningWe are taking a small break this July to gear up for season five of the Strong Women podcast. But during this break, we decided to re-air some episodes that we thought you would enjoy. Crystal Downing joins us this week to talk about the 20th-century Christian author, Dorothy Sayers. Crystal is Co-Director of the Marion E. Wade Center at Wheaton College, where scholars research, write about, and preserve the memorabilia of a handful of British writers—including a few members of the Inklings. Though Dorothy Sayers wasn't an Inkling herself, she was friends with ma...
2024-07-3148 min
EU ConfidentialAs it happened: Ursula von der Leyen’s secret ballot triumphBig decisions awaited the new class of MEPs this week: Whether to back Ursula von der Leyen for a second term atop the Commission; which committee assignments to pursue; and, most urgently, which Parliament bar to visit to get away from it all.Join host Sarah Wheaton for a romp through the Strasbourg seat of the European Parliament, and relive a week that was so crucial for Europe's direction over the next five years.Sarah is joined by POLITICO's Eddy Wax, who takes us behind the scenes of all the horse-trading and political maneuvers during...
2024-07-1935 min
EU ConfidentialMEGA shift in the EU's balance of powerAlmost two weeks after the EU election, there is still a lot of political manoeuvring going on — both in Brussels and in national capitals.First, POLITICO's chief EU correspondent, Barbara Moens, recaps of the race for the top jobs after European leaders failed to reach a deal at their informal dinner in Brussels earlier this week.Then, we zoom in on the countries and leaders who until recently were calling the shots, but now seem weakened — and those who are trying to seize the new zeitgeist and claim more power than they've had in the past...
2024-06-2136 min
EU ConfidentialMacron challenges French voters and spooks BrusselsAs the EU comes to terms with its new (sort of) political reality following last weekend's European Parliament election, France is already back in campaign mode — preparing for snap elections called unexpectedly by President Emmanuel Macron.The French president dissolved the National Assembly in response to the massive success of the far-right National Rally in the European election (and the poor showing of his own Renaissance party).Host Sarah Wheaton and her colleagues discuss Macron's shock decision and whether his gamble can pay off. She's joined by senior Paris correspondent Clea Caulcutt, politics reporter Victor Go...
2024-06-1426 min
EU ConfidentialEU election 101 — your questions answeredThis is your essential (and entertaining!) guide to the upcoming European election — everything you've wanted to know but been too afraid to ask.With the crucial vote just two weeks away, we reached out to you, our European and American listeners, on social media and collected the most pressing election-related questions. Both veterans of the Brussels bubble and political novices seem to be wondering about everything from: can you vote online to does it even matter?Host Sarah Wheaton and her panel of POLITICO's election experts delve into the nitty-gritty of voting and what happens ne...
2024-05-2438 min
EU ConfidentialHow Russian disinformation could skew EU election — and whether Europe can fight itUrsula von der Leyen made a promise this week: if she secures another term as president of the European Commission, she will prioritize beefing up the EU's defenses against malicious disinformation from Moscow.It's a top-of-agenda issue for many in Brussels and across the bloc, with less than a month until the European election and hostile actors using sophisticated tools such as generative AI.In this episode, host Sarah Wheaton and her guests unpack some of the latest examples of interference from the Kremlin, such as sharing AI-generated deepfake videos of politicians or cloning the...
2024-05-1733 min
EU ConfidentialFarmers lead the EU climate backlashAs EU leaders received a stark warning about the climate risks facing the bloc, the European Commission caved to farmer protests and demands to slash environmental requirements.Host Sarah Wheaton talks to POLITICO's climate policy reporter Zia Weise about the recent report on climate risks facing the bloc, the first of its kind from the European Environment Agency. We dive into the sobering findings and the reactions.And then Sarah hosts a conversation with POLITICO's senior climate correspondent Karl Mathiesen and Tom Brookes — the head of the Meloire Foundation and one of Brussels' top green lo...
2024-03-2237 min
The Living Room DiscipleBeing Honest About the Past—Feat. Sarah L. Sanderson (Author of The Place We Make)Support us on Patreon: https://bit.ly/3paiqn3
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On This Week's Episode:
This week, we've got Sarah L. Sanderson, author of "The Place We Make." Sarah is all about radical honesty and the freedom that comes with it -- something that we all want but can struggle to embrace when shame comes into play.
Today, we're tackling the elephant in the room -- America's historical struggle with racial injustice. Some may be thinking, "Haven't we moved past this?" but let...
2024-03-1141 min
EU ConfidentialVDL 2.0 — How Europe and Ukraine have changed, two years into Russia's all-out warAs we mark two years of Russia's full-scale invasion of Ukraine, we take stock of how the war has changed Europe's political landscape and identity — as well as life for Ukrainians under siege. Also, we look at Ursula von der Leyen's campaign to remain European Commission chief.Von der Leyen finally announced her intention this week to officially seek another term at the helm following the European Parliament election in June. Host Sarah Wheaton is joined by POLITICO's Hans von der Burchard about the not-so-surprising announcement and what we can expect from von der Leyen's campaign over th...
2024-02-2341 min
The Brain Candy PodcastElmo Abuse, Apollo 13, & Guinness World RecordsSarah is in her cranky era since she's dealing with her menopausal symptoms. Susie gives Wil Wheaton a real earful about his ridiculous rant about Larry David's recent bit on a morning show with Elmo. We mourn the loss of Sarah Rice (not our Sarah Rice, a different one). Susie shares the story of Apollo 13 including the reason their mission to the moon was ill-fated, some old gossip about the crew, and why NASA didn't realize the flight was a success for many years. Susie is mad at the Guinness World Records organization for nit-picking with a man who...
2024-02-191h 01
EU ConfidentialEurope responds to Donald TrumpDonald Trump has again sent shockwaves across Europe with comments suggesting that he would encourage Russia to invade NATO countries that do not spend enough on defense.In this episode, we discuss reactions in European capitals. Host Sarah Wheaton and her colleagues — senior Paris correspondent Clea Caulcutt, chief Europe correspondent Matthew Karnitschnig and Stuart Lau who covers China and NATO — check whether Trump's criticism of NATO could effectively prompt EU leaders to enhance the bloc's defense capabilities. They also zoom into Budapest where an unexpected political scandal toppled two of Viktor Orbán's biggest loyalists.Later...
2024-02-1632 min
EU Confidential'Rent is too damn high!' Europe’s growing housing crisisIn this episode we look at a crisis that is affecting many Europeans in most EU countries: skyrocketing rents and house prices, a shortage of flats, long waiting lists for social or affordable housing — commonplace problems from Greece to Luxembourg to Portugal. Host Sarah Wheaton talks to POLITICO's Aitor Hernández-Morales and Sorcha Edwards, secretary general of Housing Europe, about the causes of the crisis, its impact across the bloc (including far-right parties using it as an election platform), and solutions at the EU level. Are there any, given that housing is not an EU competence?Th...
2024-01-2640 min
EU ConfidentialEU top jobs kickoff — finding compromise with Viktor OrbánIn this episode we look at the ongoing tug-of-war between Budapest and Brussels in the context of a rather shocking development that could pave the way for Hungarian PM Viktor Orbán — who has won a reputation as the bloc's biggest troublemaker — to chair meetings of EU leaders and set the EU agenda.It follows a surprising decision by European Council President Charles Michel to step down and run for a seat in the European Parliament.Host Sarah Wheaton and colleagues Barbara Moens and Hans von der Burchard delve into the quibbles and clashes Viktor Orbán h...
2024-01-1241 min
Tea, Tonic & ToxinThe Nine Tailors, part 2!Send us a textTea, Tonic & Toxin is a book club and podcast focused on the history of mystery. We’re discussing the best mysteries, detective stories, and thrillers ever written — in chronological order.The Nine Tailors, a Lord Peter Wimsey mystery, is quite possibly Dorothy Sayers’ masterpiece. The murder method in the 1934 novel is a stunner to be sure. The idea came from a sixpenny pamphlet that explained bell-ringing. Is it her finest literary achievement? Let us know what YOU think!Dan Drake was born in Los Angeles two months after Pearl Harbor...
2024-01-0157 minTea, Tonic & ToxinThe Nine Tailors, part 1!Send us a textTea, Tonic & Toxin is a book club and podcast focused on the history of mystery. We’re discussing the best mysteries, detective stories, and thrillers ever written — in chronological order.The Nine Tailors, a Lord Peter Wimsey mystery, is quite possibly Dorothy Sayers’ masterpiece. The murder method in the 1934 novel is a stunner to be sure. The idea came from a sixpenny pamphlet that explained bell-ringing. Is it her finest literary achievement? Let us know what YOU think!Dan Drake was born in Los Angeles two months after Pearl Harbor...
2023-12-2151 min
EU ConfidentialThe most powerful people in Europe (for better or worse)This week, we take you inside our POLITICO 28 unveiling of Europe's most powerful people and unpack Commission President Ursula von der Leyen's comments on the Israel-Hamas war and her plans to run for the top job again. Also, we reveal new tactics used by successful far-right leaders in Europe and explain why Germany's recent budget woes have sent shockwaves through the political system.Our new host Sarah Wheaton is joined by POLITICO's Clea Caulcutt and Nick Vinocur to break down the POLITICO 28 ranking and von der Leyen's interview at the event this week. Von der Leyen — "the qu...
2023-12-0134 min
Sports Spectrum's Get in the GameSarah March, Chicago Red Stars ChaplainSarah March serves as the team chaplain for the Chicago Red Stars of the National Women's Soccer League, the top professional women's soccer league in the U.S.
In this episode of "Get in the Game," she shares about her walk with Jesus, how it grew during her time playing soccer at Wheaton College, and what led to her entering the chaplaincy program with the Red Stars.
"Get in the Game" is part of the Sports Spectrum Podcast Network.
If you enjoyed this conversation, we know you'll enjoy these as well:— Duck Dyn...
2023-11-3034 minThe Christian WorldviewSome Bless, Most Curse—Why the Widely Divergent Stance toward Israel?Send us a textGUESTS: CHRIS KATULKA, Radio Host, Friends of Israel Gospel MinistryA “moral equivalency” is argumentation that attempts to make two opposing sides equal, when in reality one side is far more immoral than the other.Example: Israel and Hamas. The Islamist group Hamas, based in the Palestinian territory of Gaza, barbarically slaughters 1400 civilians in the October 7 raid on Israel and immediately those who side with Palestinians make the moral equivalency that Israel is no better with their racist, oppressive, colonialist, genocidal, apartheid state.A be...
2023-11-1153 min
This Undivided Life#175: Sarah L. Sanderson: The Place We MakeSarah L. Sanderson is a writer, speaker, and teacher who believes in the life-giving freedom found in radical honesty. Her work has appeared at PBS NewsHour, Blackpast, Christianity Today, Fathom, The Unmooring, Christ and Pop Culture, The Other Journal, Motherly, Relief, Stark and Main, and Brain, Child, among others. She is also a monthly contributor to Three-Fifths. She studied English and Philosophy at Wheaton College, and holds a Master in Teaching degree from Seattle University and a Master of Fine Arts in Creative Nonfiction from Seattle Pacific University. As a creative writing teacher, she has worked with every age, f...
2023-10-3153 min
The Courage, Coaching and Counseling Podcast with Sovann Pen73 Sarah Sanderson The Place We Make: Breaking The Legacy of Legalized Hate author interviewSarah L. Sanderson is a writer, speaker, and teacher who believes in the life-giving freedom found in radical honesty. Her work has appeared at PBS NewsHour, Blackpast, Christianity Today, Fathom, The Unmooring, Christ and Pop Culture, The Other Journal, Motherly, Relief, Stark and Main, and Brain, Child, among others. She is also a monthly contributor to Three-Fifths.She studied English and Philosophy at Wheaton College, and holds a Master in Teaching degree from Seattle University and a Master of Fine Arts in Creative Nonfiction from Seattle Pacific University. As a creative writing teacher, she has worked with every age, from pr...
2023-10-1045 min
The Strong Women PodcastS4 05. The Shocking Dorothy Sayers With Crystal Downing Crystal Downing joins us this week to talk about the 20th-century Christian author, Dorothy Sayers. Crystal is Co-Director of the Marion E. Wade Center at Wheaton College, where scholars research, write about, and preserve the memorabilia of a handful of British writers—including a few members of the Inklings. Though Dorothy Sayers wasn't an Inkling herself, she was friends with many of them and was a major spiritual influence on C.S. Lewis. Dorothy was not afraid to challenge people, including both Christians and the nonreligious. Crystal's book Subversive: Christ, Culture, and the Shocking Dorothy L. Sayers is a wo...
2023-09-1346 min
Radical Radiance: Encouragement for Christian Women by Rebecca George277. Releasing the Burdens We Carry: A Journey to Rest and Freedom with Sarah HauserIn this encouraging episode of Radical Radiance, host Rebecca George sits down with her longtime online friend Sarah Hauser to discuss Sarah's latest book All Who Are Weary: Finding True Rest By Letting Go of the Burdens You Were Never Meant to Carry. Through heartfelt conversation and personal anecdotes, Sarah shares her journey of experiencing burnout and the realization that perfectionism isn't worth sacrificing her mental and emotional well-being.
Together, they explore the concept of self-sufficiency and the negative effects it can have on our lives. They dive deep into the struggles of feeling insignificant and the importance of surrendering...
2023-08-0122 min
The Christian Habits PodcastSarah J. Hauser: Finding Rest When Life is HardAre you going through a hard season right now? Does God feel silent? Sarah J. Hauser, my guest on the Christian Habits Podcast (links below), is no stranger to these difficulties. In our interview, she shares about her new book, All Who are Weary: Finding True Rest by Letting Go of the Burdens You were Never Meant to Carry, and about the difficult season she went through to learn the truths she writes about.
What We Discussed on the Podcast
Sarah’s battle with depression
How a perfectionist mindset can manifest in unexpected (and ha...
2023-07-2528 min
The Christian Habits PodcastSarah J. Hauser: Finding Rest When Life is HardAre you going through a hard season right now? Does God feel silent? Sarah J. Hauser, my guest on the Christian Habits Podcast (links below), is no stranger to these difficulties. In our interview, she shares about her new book, All Who are Weary: Finding True Rest by Letting Go of the Burdens You were Never Meant to Carry, and about the difficult season she went through to learn the truths she writes about. What We Discussed on the Podcast Sarah's battle with depression How a perfectionist mindset can manifest in unexpected (and harmful) ways The...
2023-07-2528 minThe Christian Habits PodcastSarah J. Hauser: Finding Rest When Life is HardAre you going through a hard season right now? Does God feel silent? Sarah J. Hauser, my guest on the Christian Habits Podcast (links below), is no stranger to these difficulties. In our interview, she shares about her new book, All Who are Weary: Finding True Rest by Letting Go of the Burdens You were Never Meant to Carry, and about the difficult season she went through to learn the truths she writes about. What We Discussed on the Podcast Sarah's battle with depression How a perfectionist mindset can manifest in unexpected (and harmful) ways The...
2023-07-2528 min
Decisive Point PodcastDecisive Point Podcast – Ep 3-40 – Dr. Sarah J. Lohmann – What Ukraine Taught NATO about Hybrid WarfareThe Russian invasion of Ukraine has highlighted the long-term energy dependencies on Moscow that Europe will neither be able to resolve quickly nor without great sacrifice. Russia’s hybrid warfare—a combination of kinetic strikes against key infrastructure, information manipulation, malign finance, economic coercion, and cyber operations—has used Ukraine to target the heart of Europe’s energy security. This war has forced the Continent to consider how to realize its economic, environmental, and geostrategic energy goals on its own. This study found systemic dependencies and cyber vulnerabilities in critical energy infrastructure throughout the European continent could impact the Alliance’s politica...
2023-06-2000 min
Completing & CompetingJames Houck: Live your life as a child of God with no regretsJames Houck, Wide Receivers Coach for Wheaton College, challenges athletes everywhere to have no regrets, both on the field and as a son or daughter of Christ. As an athlete and now as a coach, James puts God first. He surrounds himself with a like-minded Christ-Centered community, knowing that God is present and He will use all of the gifts He has given us for His glory. Want to connect? Email: completingandcompeting@gmail.comWebsite: completingandcompeting.orgTwitter: @candcministry Instagram: @candcministry
2023-03-2223 min
EU ConfidentialVDL's texts — MEPs arrested — Eurogroup President Paschal DonohoeThis week, we unpack some of the transparency issues plaguing the EU's top institutions, and our special guest is Eurogroup President Paschal Donohoe on Europe's economic outlook.Host Suzanne Lynch is joined by POLITICO's European Parliament reporter Eddy Wax in Strasbourg, to discuss the ongoing Qatargate scandal — including the arrest in the past few days of two more MEPs in connection with the police probe. POLITICO's Sarah Wheaton in Brussels also weighs in on the proposal to create an EU-wide independent ethics body to address transparency concerns. Meanwhile, MEPs are resisting efforts to clean up the chamber, as...
2023-02-1633 min
Decisive Point PodcastDecisive Point Podcast – Ep 3-40 – Dr. Sarah J. Lohmann – What Ukraine Taught NATO about Hybrid WarfareThe Russian invasion of Ukraine has highlighted the long-term energy dependencies on Moscow that Europe will neither be able to resolve quickly nor without great sacrifice. Russia’s hybrid warfare—a combination of kinetic strikes against key infrastructure, information manipulation, malign finance, economic coercion, and cyber operations—has used Ukraine to target the heart of Europe’s energy security. This war has forced the Continent to consider how to realize its economic, environmental, and geostrategic energy goals on its own. This study found systemic dependencies and cyber vulnerabilities in critical energy infrastructure throughout the European continent could impact the Alliance...
2022-12-0500 min
Decisive PointDr. Sarah J. Lohmann – What Ukraine Taught NATO about Hybrid WarfareThe Russian invasion of Ukraine has highlighted the long-term energy dependencies on Moscow that Europe will neither be able to resolve quickly nor without great sacrifice. Russia’s hybrid warfare—a combination of kinetic strikes against key infrastructure, information manipulation, malign finance, economic coercion, and cyber operations—has used Ukraine to target the heart of Europe’s energy security. This war has forced the Continent to consider how to realize its economic, environmental, and geostrategic energy goals on its own. This study found systemic dependencies and cyber vulnerabilities in critical energy infrastructure throughout the European continent could impact the Alliance’s politica...
2022-12-0509 min
EU ConfidentialBrussels' Twitter headache — Kyiv Mayor Vitali Klitschko — EU 'Superstate'This week, we debate how Europe is grappling with Twitter since Elon Musk took the helm. We hear from Kyiv Mayor Vitali Klitschko and discuss a new book about the EU's "Superstate" status.Sarah Wheaton, author of POLITICO's EU Influence newsletter, hosts this episode. She's joined by Technology and Competition Editor Aoife White and Editor at Large Nick Vinocur to chew over the Brussels bubble's reliance on Twitter — as questions swirl about the social media platform's future. They also discuss how EU officials are grappling with legal questions surrounding Musk's recent decisions on personnel and content....
2022-11-2436 min
The Lives of WritersSarah Fawn MontgomeryMichael talks with Sarah Fawn Montgomery about blue collar roots, a teacher who fostered a passion for literature, writing poetry while procrastinating, previous books including QUITE MAD: An American Pharma Memoir, her new essay collection HALFWAY FROM HOME, losing her father while finishing the book, connecting the personal to the conceptual, collection organization as Tetris, writing effective entry points to brief sections of writing, efficiently capturing specificity, a novel on submission, and more.Sarah Fawn Montgomery is the author of Halfway from Home (Split/Lip Press). She is also the author of Quite Mad: An American Pharma Me...
2022-11-1547 min
Creating StructureCreating Structure Podcast #33 Sarah Eppink, MOD, ACC, BCC, Certified Leadership Coach and Talent Development Consultant, Owner Aisling group LLCWelcome to the Podcast, Sarah Eppink, Founder and Owner of Aisling Group, LLC.I am so pleased to present this content to our audience. This discussion focuses on the areas of training, development, personal coaching, learning, leadership, emotional awareness, values, and more.Sarah is a talent development consultant and certified leadership coach skilled in designing, managing, and developing learning programs. She has over 20 years of experience in program management. She has a a proven record for driving learning initiatives that support corporate change, enhance performance, and contribute to bottom-line profitability. How does she do it? L...
2022-06-221h 13
Inspired Nonprofit Leadership171: Four Criteria for Increasing Your Nonprofit's ReachMy guest for this episode is Becky Robinson. Becky is the Founder and CEO of Weaving Influence, a full-service marketing agency that specializes in digital and integrated marketing services and public relations for authors, non-profit and business leaders, coaches, trainers, speakers, and thought leaders. Since launching nearly a decade ago, the firm has provided a wide range of services to help clients launch more than 150 books, enabling thought leaders to build their brands, acquire more business customers, and increase book sales. In April 2022, Becky published her first book with Berrett-Koehler Publishers titled, "Reach: Create the...
2022-06-0936 min
EU ConfidentialScholz on Ukraine — COVID update — Food waste solutionThis special edition of EU Confidential from the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland drills into the question of whether the EU is really ready for a forceful response to Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. It’s the last of our special episodes from the prestigious — or, some would say, notorious — gathering of power players in this Alpine resort town.POLITICO’s Sarah Wheaton, Jamil Anderlini and Suzanne Lynch analyze German Chancellor Olaf Scholz’s speech on the forum’s closing day. They also reflect on how the discussion in Davos will extend beyond this conference — and recap some less-t...
2022-05-2637 min
EU ConfidentialChina's role in Ukraine — Wartime leaders — Refugee crisisThis week we examine China's role in the Ukraine crisis and unpack the latest EU efforts to bring the war to an end. We also hear how organizations like the UN Refugee Agency are supporting Ukrainian refugees.POLITICO's Sarah Wheaton brings us up to speed on the latest news from Europe, including another round of EU sanctions and a visit to Kyiv by the prime ministers of Poland, Slovenia and the Czech Republic.Sarah is joined by POLITICO's EU-China correspondent Stuart Lau who explains the role that China and its leader Xi Jinping are playing...
2022-03-1735 minThe Lives of WritersSarah MinorMichael talks with Sarah Minor about her visual and installation art, her collection of visual essays Bright Archive (Rescue Press), the process of making mixed media literature, her newest book Slim Confessions (Noemi Press), the importance of tension rather than plot in creative non-fiction work, and more.Sarah Minor is a writer, interdisciplinary artist, and the author of the The Persistence of The Bonyleg: Annotated (Essay Press, 2016), Bright Archive (Rescue Press, 2020), and most recently Slim Confessions: The Universe as a Spider or Spit (Noemi Press, 2021). In addition to curating the visual essays at Essay Daily and video...
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Permaculture Podcast by Paul WheatonPodcast 563 – Sarah Site ReviewPaul calls up a Floridian landowner by the name of Sarah to do a review of her land. Cue “Flaahriduh” jokes by the dozen, along with discussion on swales, brackish water, chinampas, and some on cardboard/newspaper mulching. Support the podcast on Patreon Show notes and discussion More information and discussion of this podcast on this […]
2021-08-191h 13
The Courage, Coaching and Counseling Podcast with Sovann Pen032 Sarah Sanderson "Starting Over" on writing, postpartum mental illness, teaching and parenting.My guest for episode 32 of the Courage, Coaching and Counseling Podcast is Sarah Sanderson.
We talk about "Starting Over", writing, writing during a pandemic, postpartum mental illness, OCD, bipolar disorder, sexual abuse, teaching, and parenting.
Sarah Sanderson is a freelance writer, speaker, teacher, pastor's wife, and mother of four. Currently teaching creative writing and public speaking to K-12 students near Portland, Oregon, she has also lectured undergraduate and graduate students at the university level. She speaks regularly to both church and secular audiences.
Her writing has been featured in outlets including Christianity Today, Mot...
2021-08-151h 05
UnHackable a PodcastEmbodiment & IntimacyBodies of Wisdom: In this episode we explore embodiment and intimacy, not just as ideas but as genuinely felt experiences. We talk about healing, resilience building, connection and living courageously through difficult and joyful times. **The second half has some unintentional chimes...oh, the joys of home recording studios.**
2021-08-0149 min
EU ConfidentialStunning summit — EU's engine room — Ex-Swedish PM Carl BildtWe unpack last week's extraordinary summit of EU leaders, take stock of the coronavirus situation in Europe and bring you inside the EU's "engine room." Our special guest is former Swedish Prime Minister Carl Bildt.POLITICO's Andrew Gray is joined by Chief Brussels Correspondent David M. Herszenhorn to unpack last week's remarkable European Council, where emotions ran high over Hungary's new anti-LGBTQ+ measures. Leaders also held a heated discussion on relations with Russia, with Eastern Europeans blasting a last-minute proposal from Angela Merkel and Emmanuel Macron to hold a summit with Vladimir Putin.We also...
2021-07-0137 minUnHackable a Podcast"Toxic" PositivityIn this episode, we explore when positivity turns to poison; and the compassionate courageous process of reclaiming the full spectrum of our humanity.
We delve into how positivity pushing has influenced our lives in both constructive & destructive ways. We delight in our personal and collective journeys into the fullness of our humanity; even the parts that suck.
2021-06-1053 minUnHackable a PodcastConnection or Currency?Sometimes our interactions with each other can feel more like transactions; our humanity, in these situations, becomes a flimsy currency rather than a point of genuine connection. In this episode, we explore this concept of using everything from fragility to complements as currency, the real cost of this transactional way of being and a way back to authentic connection with ourselves & others.
2021-05-2656 minUnHackable a PodcastMore than "The Hero's Journey"We don't need another Hero's Journey Narrative: exploring the untapped options for stories that honour, nurture & inspire all facets of our humanity.
2021-05-1151 minUnHackable a PodcastThe Alchemy of FriendshipAlchemy ~ a seemingly magical process of transformation, creation, or combination.
Friendship is a relationship of mutual affection between people.
The alchemy of friendship ~ a seemingly magical process that exists because two or more people are willing to change and be changed with the other. In this episode we explore the alchemy of friendship; not only as a process but also as a place to lean into; particularly during times when our ways of being friends have changed so dramatically.
2021-04-2258 min
Looking Back On My Wonder Years: A Wonder Years PodcastBonus Episode: Winter's End (1999) Movie ReviewHey Everybody,
Angela Bowen here, the host of Looking Back On My Wonder Years: A Wonder Years Podcast.
Today, I covered the final installment in the Sarah Plain and Tall Movie Trilogy, Winter's End (1999).
Movie Synopsis:
It's been 8 years since Jacob Witting and his two children Anna and Caleb, met and fell in love with the woman who would transform their lives for the better, Sarah Wheaton from Maine who arrived in Kansas after answering an ad for a woman to care for a widower and his two children, to make a difference.
Now, we see the Witting family has...
2021-03-303h 51UnHackable a PodcastIntrovert or Extrovert? Beyond the Personality TestIn this podcast we look deep into & beyond the duality of introversion and extroversion. By challenging the stereotypes, including our own, we explore the full continuum of personhood and the freedom that comes with honouring all facets of our Being. We even go a little rogue and take a personality test on air. Listen in for the results.
2021-03-2247 min
POLITICO's Pulse CheckThe AstraZeneCatastropheIt's been like dominos: One European nation after the other has put a pause on AstraZeneca shots due to unproven concerns that the coronavirus vaccine may cause blood clots. POLITICO Europe's Sarah Wheaton breaks down how and why countries panicked despite a lack of evidence.Sarah Wheaton is POLITICO Europe's chief policy correspondent.Jeremy Siegel is a host for POLITICO Dispatch and produces Pulse Check.Jenny Ament is the senior producer of POLITICO Audio.Irene Noguchi is the executive producer of POLITICO Audio.
2021-03-1816 min
POLITICO TechThe Great European Vaccine PanicMore than half of the countries in the EU have paused AstraZeneca vaccinations amid panic that the shot could cause blood clots — despite lack of evidence. POLITICO Europe’s Sarah Wheaton breaks down the three reasons why Europe freaked out. Plus, the White House defends a controversial measure in the Democratic Covid package. And the IRS pushes back Tax Day.Sarah Wheaton is POLITICO Europe's chief policy correspondent.Jeremy Siegel is a host for POLITICO Dispatch.Irene Noguchi is the executive producer of POLITICO audio.Jenny Ament is the senior producer of POLITICO audio.
2021-03-1813 min
The Lilac“ Unravelling the Mysteries of Tarot” with Sarah MayesSarah Mayes is the heart of “Tarot by Sarah” the creator and facilitator of Tarot Immersion retreats and host to thousands of personal, group and couples Tarot readings for over 28 years. Sarah's wisdom has been cultivated through her creative writing courses at the University of Victoria and study of of over twnety different Tarot and Oracle decks. She's a Reiki Level I practitioner, the published author of "A Guide to Intuitive Tarot" and co-host of UnHackable, a podcast on spirituality with Jen Wheaton. Sarah's also a certified Yoga Teacher and Group Fitness Instructor. She has deepened her teaching and empathic read...
2021-03-1149 min
EU ConfidentialEp 190: EU solidarity jabbed — Vaccine passports — China relationsPOLITICO's Sarah Wheaton joins podcast regulars Andrew Gray and Rym Momtaz to discuss the implications of an increasing number of EU countries shopping outside the bloc for their vaccines. Where's the solidarity when some are turning to Russia or China even though those jabs haven't been approved by European health authorities?We also break down the European Commission's proposal to create Digital Green Passes, which could make it easier for vaccinated Europeans to travel abroad. The panel looks at the challenges of creating these and other types of immunity certificates, which are being considered by countries around...
2021-03-0437 minUnHackable a PodcastThe Gifts of Boredom (Part 2)Boredom: who knew that a mundane topic could spark such lively conversation? From the dullness that fuels craving and blocks possibility, to the fertile soil from which creativity and curiousity can spring, boredom is a universal human experience. In this episode, we explore the light and dark sides of boredom and the gift it can be when we have enough bravery to reach up from it rather than being held down by it.
2021-02-2022 minUnHackable a PodcastThe Gifts of Boredom (Part 1)Boredom: who knew that a mundane topic could spark such lively conversation? From the dullness that fuels craving and blocks possibility, to the fertile soil from which creativity and curiousity can spring, boredom is a universal human experience. In this episode, we explore the light and dark sides of boredom and the gift it can be when we have enough bravery to reach up from it rather than being held down by it.
2021-02-1130 minUnHackable a PodcastRepair (From Broken to Beautiful)This episode delves deep into the concept of repair. How do we rebuild our items, ideals, ourselves and each other consciously? Things break, we break: We explore how avoiding suffering in the "broken-ness" is optional, particularly if we view the act of repair as an art-form, an affirmation of our life-force. This conversation takes us on a journey from broken to beautiful.
2021-01-2830 min
EU ConfidentialEp 185, presented by BP: Europe's vaccine blame game — Brussels bubble strugglesPOLITICO's Chief Policy Correspondent Sarah Wheaton joins Andrew Gray, Rym Momtaz and Matthew Karnitschnig to talk through an in-depth story she co-authored with health reporter Jillian Deutsch on the EU's race to procure coronavirus vaccines.The news that the EU won't be receiving nearly as many doses as expected in the early months of this year has triggered a furious blame game between Brussels, EU capitals and drugmaker AstraZeneca. As Sarah explains, much of the debate revolves around whether the EU's insistence on solidarity — negotiating with pharmaceutical companies on behalf of all 27 countries — ultimately hindered its ability to se...
2021-01-2834 minUnHackable a PodcastNew Years Resolutions?Sarah and Jen examine making resolutions on January 1st and explore some of the origins of our current calendar system. We unearth possible ways that we can hack into cycles and seasons of life. Rather than feeling bound by a rigid calendar date to birth our dreams, plans and intentions, we can lovingly seek other more organic times to provide these new resolutions with far more support.
2021-01-1327 min
UnHackable a PodcastA Full Moon WitnessWelcome to Unhackable - a Podcast! On our first episode, we introduce you to our friendship and start the conversation about where we are vulnerable to being hacked. We explore the importance of bearing witness to one another and rejoice in recording it all under the wildness of a Full Moon.
2020-12-0425 min
EU ConfidentialEp 179, presented by Equinor: Von der Leyen's first year reviewed — Manfred Weber interviewOne year on from Ursula von der Leyen taking office as Commission president, we take stock of how she has performed. And Manfred Weber, leader of the largest group in the European Parliament, shares his thoughts on her first year in office.December 1 marked the one-year anniversary of Ursula von der Leyen taking over as president of the European Commission. Did an unforeseen and tumultuous year knock her off her game, or set her up for some surprise successes? And which Commissioners in her ranks managed to stand out and keep their policy fields top of mind...
2020-12-0339 min
Conversations With a Wounded HealerFrom Prom King to Therapist - Re-Release - David ClintonAs part of our "Archival August," we are re-releasing episodes from the past that have held specific significance for me recently, as I take some time for personal healing. This episode with David Clinton was really moving for me personally. David is from my same hometown and I don't know about you guys, but during the pandemic and everything that's been going on, there's been a lot of reflecting on the past and the ways in which our upbringing caused harm or trauma. David has become somebody that I have reached out to more regularly...
2020-08-2642 min
EU ConfidentialEp 163: New coronavirus concerns — MEP Evelyn Regner on gender balance — US electionsFears of a coronavirus second wave, a campaign for gender equality at the top of the EU, and the U.S. presidential election all feature in this week's episode.After weeks of intense debate over the economic response to the pandemic, the focus in Europe is shifting back to the worrying health situation. POLITICO's Andrew Gray and Rym Momtaz are joined by Senior Health Reporter Sarah Wheaton to discuss the growing number of cases around the Continent and new restrictions being imposed as a result. They also talk about how the EU is faring in the worldwide...
2020-07-3030 min
POLITICO TechWhat the US can learn from Europe’s coronavirus responseCountrywide lockdowns. Closed borders. Coordination between nations. The EU’s unified response to the coronavirus has squashed a spike, while a number of states in the US have seen a surge. POLITICO’s Sarah Wheaton breaks down what America can learn from Europe — and what both regions can learn from the resurgence in China. Plus, Facebook removes Trump ads that have symbols used by Nazis. And Trump wants more debates with Biden.Sarah Wheaton is a senior health reporter for POLITICO Europe.Jeremy Siegel is a host for POLITICO Dispatch.Irene Noguchi is the executive produc...
2020-06-1912 min
EU ConfidentialCoronavirus edition #11: Reviewing Europe's response — Challenges ahead — Behind-the-scenes peekAs countries ease lockdowns and try to move toward normality, we take stock of Europe's response to the coronavirus so far. We pick out key themes and moments, offer a behind-the-scenes peek at our coverage and look at the challenges to come.POLITICO's Andrew Gray reviews the past few months and senior health care reporter Sarah Wheaton adds her insights in the last of our special coronavirus episodes — at least for now. Be sure to continue listening to our regular Thursday editions of EU Confidential, which will also focus largely on the coronavirus crisis in the weeks an...
2020-05-2532 min
EU ConfidentialCoronavirus edition #9: Talking Tedros: WHO chief in spotlight — Sweden's light-touch lockdownWe turn the spotlight on World Health Organization chief Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus, the man at the center of a global public health crisis and a geopolitical storm. POLITICO's Sarah Wheaton talks about her recent profile of Tedros and the challenges he faces over COVID-19, written together with colleague Simon Marks, who is based in the WHO leader's home country of Ethiopia. Read their article here: https://www.politico.eu/article/coronavirus-tedros-who-doctor-making-donald-trump-queasy/We also hear from POLITICO's Charlie Duxbury in Sweden on why the Nordic country has taken such a light-touch approach to lockdown. What does it mean...
2020-05-1128 min
EU ConfidentialCoronavirus edition #6: Belgium death toll explained — Antibodies vs. immunity — AI & COVID-19Why is Belgium’s coronavirus death toll so high? And will antibody tests be the panacea to ending lockdowns in Europe? POLITICO's Sarah Wheaton and Barbara Moens answer these questions in the latest edition of our special series on the coronavirus crisis in Europe.Also in this episode, POLITICO's Artificial Intelligence correspondent Janosch Delcker speaks with Nuria Oliver, high commissioner for AI and COVID-19 at the regional government in Valencia, about how she and her team of computer scientists are using AI to tackle the coronavirus. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for mo...
2020-04-2023 min
EU ConfidentialEp 148: Coronavirus Twitter chat — The Brussels Effect — Virtual ParliamentHow have the EU and the U.K. handled the coronavirus crisis so far? Our podcast team took your questions on that subject in a live Twitter chat. Listen in to hear what U.K. political correspondent Annabelle Dickson, EU editor Andrew Gray, chief Europe correspondent Matthew Karnitschnig and senior health reporter Sarah Wheaton had to say.Anu Bradford, a professor at Columbia Law School, is our special guest to talk about her new book on "The Brussels Effect" — a term she coined to describe how EU rules end up setting standards in global markets. She talks ab...
2020-04-1639 min
EU ConfidentialCoronavirus edition #5: How Europe failed coronavirus test — Auto industry impact — MEP Bas EickhoutOur senior health reporter Sarah Wheaton reviews the key moments of this crisis so far and answers the big questions on how Europe ended up here. You can read the deep dive Sarah co-authored with chief Brussels correspondent David M. Herszenhorn, How Europe failed the coronavirus test, on our website.POLITICO's Joshua Posaner tells us about the impact of the crisis on the auto industry, how it plans to recover and how that may affect regulation. You'll hear the perspectives of Eric-Mark Huitema, director general of the European Automobile Manufacturers' Association (ACEA), and Dutch Green MEP Bas Ei...
2020-04-1326 min
Daddy Unscripted PodcastLove in the Time of Covid, Pt. 1Episode 79 is another solo episode, sans guest. As we find ourselves in the middle of this global pandemic, I felt compelled to speak a little in regards to how this affects all of us, whether it is us as parents, our children, our own parents. All humans are in some way having their lives changed by the existence of Covid-19 or the Corona Virus.If you've been following along with your Daddy Unscripted handbook for a while, you know that I manage an animal hospital as my 9-5 job. Managing the staff there during this time...
2020-03-3029 min
Make Room ShowChase Your Dreams with Sarah BenkenDo you have a dream for your life? Do you worry about leaving the stability of what you know to go and chase those dreams? Sometimes we get stuck in “survival mode” in order to keep things moving. We put our goals and dreams on the back burner because of the fear of the unknown. In this episode, Jennifer Ford Berry is joined by serial entrepreneur Sarah Benken, founder of The Know Tribe, to talk about her path from teen mom to a successful business owner. She shares her tips for taking your dreams and turning them into reality.
2020-01-3034 minMake Room ShowChase Your Dreams with Sarah BenkenDo you have a dream for your life? Do you worry about leaving the stability of what you know to go and chase those dreams? Sometimes we get stuck in “survival mode” in order to keep things moving. We put our goals and dreams on the back burner because of the fear of the unknown. In this episode, Jennifer Ford Berry is joined by serial entrepreneur Sarah Benken, founder of The Know Tribe, to talk about her path from teen mom to a successful business owner. She shares her tips for taking your dreams and turning them into reality.
2020-01-3034 min
Conversations With a Wounded HealerDavid Clinton - From Prom King to TherapistDavid is a cofounder of Artisan Clinical Associates, a small outpatient therapy practice in Naperville, IL. A native of Cincinnati, David studied psychology and religion at Indiana University before earning his master's in clinical psychology from Wheaton College. He has counseled in private practice since 2002. He's also a husband, father, guitarist, an amateur photographer and an avid reader. David and Sarah discuss what it was like to grow up in a suburban town in Southern Ohio and how it shaped them into the therapists they are today. They also share their belief about what it takes to b...
2019-10-1643 min
Boss Hijabi Preneur PodcastEpisode 31 Sarah Khan "Empowering More Muslims to Share their Stories"In this weeks episode Halimah is joined by her guest Sarah Kahn. Sarah Khan is a Professional Speaker, Trainer & Advocate Sarah shares a few of her personal stories as a covered muslim woman living in a Post 9/11 society and "Why Empowering More Muslims to Share their Stories" is so important. She also reveals 3 specific strategies for effective communication.
Sarah has presented keynotes and workshops for various organizations in the U.S., Middle East and India, that include Kiwanis, Rotary Club, Imamia Medics, Toastmasters, Muslim American Professionals, MAS Convention, Muslim Women Speakers, Islamic Centers of Bolingbrook, IL, Naperville, IL, and Wheaton, I...
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Coffeepot Fellowship PodcastCoffee with Sarah Arthur 2018Sarah Arthur returns to the podcast as "A Light So Lovely: The Spiritual Legacy of Madeleine L'Engle, Author of A Wrinkle in Time" is arriving in stores. We laugh our way through episode #140 and back at episode #59. Sarah is the author of numerous books and resources on the intersection of faith and great stories. Her first book was the best-selling youth devotional, "Walking with Frodo: A Devotional Journey through The Lord of the Rings," followed by the award-winning "Walking with Bilbo: A Devotional Adventure through The Hobbit." She's also the editor of the literary guides to prayer series by P...
2018-07-3036 min
1869, the Cornell University Press Podcast1869, Ep. 47 Boz Welborne, Aubrey Westfall, and Sarah Tobin on the politics of headscarves in the USCo-authors Boz Welborne, Aubrey Westfall, and Sarah Tobin join us to talk about their new book The Politics of the Headscarf in the United States. (Fellow co-author Ozge Celik Russell was unable to join the conversation.)
Boz Welborne is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Government at Smith College. Aubrey L. Westfall is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Political Science at Wheaton College. Sarah A. Tobin is a Senior Researcher at the Chr. Michelsen Institute in Bergen, Norway. Özge Çelik Russell is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Political Science and Public Administration at Gazi University.
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2018-07-0321 min
Oak Church SermonsIntroducing 2016-17 Pastoral Intern: Sarah NeffSarah is excited to be this year’s intern from Duke Divinity School where she is a second year dual MDiv/MSW student. She grew up outside of Chicago, studied literature and theater at Wheaton College, and fled the Midwest for Colorado after graduation. There, she worked for a para-church guiding outfitter, helping to run their backpacking program. She cherishes memories of llama-wrangling and cleaning camping stoves. During those years, Sarah felt increasingly called towards social work and loved the idea of combining a theological education with that work.
In 2015, she chased that dream across the country to Durh...
2016-09-3003 minCoffeepot Fellowship PodcastCoffee with Sarah ArthurSarah Arthur is a fun-loving speaker and the author of numerous books and resources on the intersection of faith and great stories. Her first book was the best-selling youth devotional, "Walking with Frodo: A Devotional Journey through The Lord of the Rings," followed by the award-winning "Walking with Bilbo: A Devotional Adventure through The Hobbit" (both with Tyndale). She's also the editor of the literary guides to prayer series by Paraclete Press, including "Between Midnight and Dawn: A Literary Guide to Prayer for Lent, Holy Week, and Eastertide" (Jan. 2016). A graduate of Wheaton College and Duke University Divinity School...
2016-02-1825 min
Immerse Yourself In This Game-Changing Full Audiobook — Perfect Before Bedtime.Sarah, Plain and Tall by Patricia MacLachlanPlease visithttps://thebookvoice.com/podcasts/1/audiobook/54139to listen full audiobooks.
Title: Sarah, Plain and Tall
Series: #1 of Sarah, Plain and Tall
Author: Patricia MacLachlan
Narrator: Glenn Close
Format: Unabridged Audiobook
Length: 1 hour 1 minute
Release date: November 18, 2008
Ratings: Ratings of Book: 4.06 of Total 17
Ratings of Narrator: 4 of Total 5
Genres: Classics
Publisher's Summary:
This beloved Newbery Medal–winning book is the first of five books in Patricia MacLachlan's chapter book series about the Witting family. Set in the late nineteenth century and told from young Anna's point of view, Sarah, Plain and Tall tells the story of how Sarah Elisabeth Wheaton comes from...
2008-11-181h 01Don’t Miss Your Ears To A Game-Changing Full Audiobook.Sarah, Plain and Tall by Patricia MacLachlanPlease visithttps://thebookvoice.com/podcasts/1/audiobook/54139to listen full audiobooks.
Title: Sarah, Plain and Tall
Series: #1 of Sarah, Plain and Tall
Author: Patricia MacLachlan
Narrator: Glenn Close
Format: Unabridged Audiobook
Length: 1 hour 1 minute
Release date: November 18, 2008
Ratings: Ratings of Book: 4.06 of Total 17
Ratings of Narrator: 4 of Total 5
Genres: Non-fiction
Publisher's Summary:
This beloved Newbery Medal–winning book is the first of five books in Patricia MacLachlan's chapter book series about the Witting family. Set in the late nineteenth century and told from young Anna's point of view, Sarah, Plain and Tall tells the story of how Sarah Elisabeth Wheaton comes from...
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