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Where Have You Been? - Travel Stories032 - Pakistan, Thailand, India, & More With Leadership Coach & Author, Jem Fuller. - Travel StoriesIn this episode of the Where Have You Been podcast, I talk with Jem Fuller, a leadership coach and avid traveler. Jem shares his experiences growing up in a multicultural environment and how travel has shaped his perspective on life and leadership. He discusses the importance of cultural immersion, the connections made through travel, and the lessons learned from diverse experiences.
Jem recounts a life-changing moment in Pakistan, emphasizing the shared humanity that transcends cultural differences. He also reflects on his spiritual journey in India and the flow of travel that allows for unexpected opportunities and personal...
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Homebrewed ChristianityMark Vernon: Awake! William Blake and the Power of the ImaginationIn this episode, we turn to the radical vision of William Blake with brilliant scholar and psychotherapist Mark Vernon. Mark argues that Blake isn't just a historical curiosity—he's a guide for rewilding our humanity in an age of spiritual flatness. We explore how Blake saw the collapse of cultural imagination coming 200 years ago, offering us a way out of what Mark calls the "narrow deadening" of modern life. Blake's answer isn't to retreat from the world, but to cultivate what he calls "innocence"—not naivety, but a kind of perceptual openness that can see angels, spirits, and the infi...
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Status: PendingVanished in Plain Sight: The William Bradford Bishop MysteryOn this episode of Status: Pending, we delve into the chilling case of William Bradford Bishop, a State Department official who vanished after allegedly murdering his wife, three sons, and mother in 1976. From his prestigious education at Yale to his clandestine career in counterintelligence, Bishop's life was extraordinary—but it took a horrifying turn one March evening.Sources for this episode include reporting by Ruth Johnson for the Fredrick, Maryland News, The Cumberland News, the Associated Press.The Cumberland Sunday Times.More info from the FBI: https://www.fbi.gov/wanted/murders/william-bradford-bishop-jr
2024-11-2139 min
Interested in EverythingCenter Parcs with the Fuller familyJoin me and my niece and nephew in a rather chaotic interview about our holiday away together
2022-07-0319 min
Interested in EverythingBook review of room by Emma DonahueThe stars aligned and me and my friend Taz both read this book earlier this year. This podcast considers our thoughts on it.
2021-03-2623 min
Interested in EverythingBook review of Philip Pullman’s Demon voicesAfter reading through the 30 or so lectures that Pullman gives about storytelling, these are my thoughts.
2021-03-2507 min
Interested in EverythingPandemic round upSome brief thoughts here on 2020. Recording recording of when the lockdown started in the UK and an interview with my friend discussing the events of last year.
2021-03-1632 min
Interested in EverythingCamp Wildfire 2019 reviewWe head back to the Kent woodland for another camp!
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Interested in EverythingMoon and stars nightTonight we spend an evening in the pub talking about crap and drinking gin
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Interested in EverythingWashing dayYou listen to me, oh dear Lissner in my bathroom doing a bit of hand washing.
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Interested in EverythingThe second day in EdinburghWe walk around the city drink beer and eat haggis
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Interested in EverythingEdinburgh tripOn this first day Taz Stu and I take the sleeper train from London to Scotland.
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Interested in EverythingKeston Cobblers Club 10 yearsMyself and John brown watch kick at Islington assembly hall with a load of foxes and squirrels.
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Interested in EverythingOn the way back from oxfordAfter missing Philip Pullman speak strange things happen to me
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Interested in EverythingThe second day in oxfordIn this episode I go to Sunderland avenue and another pub
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Interested in EverythingPhilip Pullman weekender arrive in oxford and go to the trout innWe arrive in Oxford and walk to the trout inn
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Interested in EverythingPlasma 2019Myself and Paul Woods go to a live sound and lighting show to check it all out.
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Interested in Everything4: I didn't Drown Episode fourIn this episode I describe now my watch leader puked and take a pointless tour of the ship.
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Interested in Everything3: I Didn't Drown Episode threeSorry about the significant delay. Serious computer issues.
In this episode we set sail and I have my first mess duty!
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Interested in Everything2: I didn't drown Episode twoIn the second episode I see some fog, drink an Australian beer and talk about planning...
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Interested in Everything1: I Didn't DrownThe first part of my JST tall ship atlantic crossing. In this episode I arrive in Canada.
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Interested in Everything1: Tate Plus Visit - CambridgeThe stare of a new project in April this year to visit all of the 'Tate Plus' art galleries.
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Interested in Everythingcursed child reviewA review of Harry Potter and the Cursed Child stage production in London.
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Homebrewed ChristianityThe Challenge of Evil with William GreenwayWarning: theological nerdiness ahead. Buckle your theological safety belts, William Greenway, professor of philosophical theology at Austin Theological Seminary, is on the podcast talking about his books The Challenge of Evil: Grace and the Problem of Suffering and A Reasonable Belief: Why God and Faith Make Sense. William starts with how he understands our current, contemporary secular condition as a journey from Aristotle to Descartes, and then Descartes to Heidegger and Levinas. It is problematic when we see the sphere of reality, as science described by science, as not just accurate, but exhaustive. Instead, we nee...
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