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When faith meets exhaustion, the stories of biblical prophets can reveal profound truths about burnout, grief, and healing in our lives today. Elijah’s breakdown after victory and Job’s grief in the midst of loss aren’t just ancient stories—they mirror our own emotional and spiritual fatigue. What happens when the most faithful among us are pushed to the brink? Could it be that rest, vulnerability, and emotional honesty are some of the most spiritual acts we can practice?
In this eye-opening episode, we dive into the often-untalked-about reality of spiritual depletion. We reframe Elijah’s despair—...
"The Princess of the Lost Island" tells the story of Euphemia, a divine princess descended from Jupiter and granddaughter to King Atlas, who leaves her place among the stars to do good on earth. On the enchanted island of Seven Cities, her presence banishes pain and fills every day with joy. When two priests stumble upon the paradise and plan to return with their shipmates, the island vanishes without a trace — leaving only wonder and the lingering question of where Euphemia truly went.
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"José the Beast Slayer" follows a fearless young boy who grows up in a forest cave with his mother, a princess once locked in a doorless tower by her father the king. Armed with little more than courage and a gun, José ventures into the deep forest, confronts a terrifying giant, and carries the spoils to a king he does not yet know is his grandfather. What begins as a tale of survival quietly builds toward an unexpected reunion — and a destiny José was never told about.
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Dallas Stadium lit up the 2026 World Cup like no other, hosting the planet’s best players and rewriting history—Mbappe and Messi neck-and-neck for the Golden Boot, Messi shattering the all-time scoring record, and two legends bowing out on the same pitch. Young stars like Yamal dazzled, while Arlington’s economy soared with hotel revenues hitting a record $31 million. This tournament’s greatest moments? All etched in Texas.
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Lifelines of Hope: Reform, Abolition, and Redemption - July 10th 2026 – The Prison Show Live
Tune in to The Prison Show, a legendary live radio program based in Houston, Texas, that has served as a vital communication lifeline between incarcerated individuals and their families for 46 years.
The Prison Show airs every Friday night from 9:00 to 11:00 PM Central Time on KPFT 90.1 FM Houston.
The program is also streamed live on Facebook and later made available on YouTube and popular podcast platforms, including Spotify and Apple Podcasts.
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The final episode steps back to assess what El Alamein meant for North Africa, armored warfare, and the wider Allied war effort in 1942. The victory protected Egypt, lifted British morale, drove Rommel west, produced tens of thousands of Axis prisoners, and opened the road toward Libya and Tunisia just as Operation Torch created a second Allied front in the west. This episode explains why El Alamein was both a battlefield victory and a psychological turning point. Listeners will understand how the Eighth Army turned survival into preparation, preparation into sustained pressure, and sustained pressure into a decisive method for...
Once the Axis line finally broke, the battle of El Alamein became a race westward across the desert. Rommel’s army retreated toward Fuka, Mersa Matruh, and Libya, trying to save its mobile core while British armor, artillery, aircraft, and reconnaissance pushed to turn victory into destruction. This episode follows the operational phase of the battle, where pursuit, rearguards, fuel shortages, abandoned equipment, and unequal mobility shaped the outcome. Listeners will learn why many German motorized units had a better chance of escape than less mobile Italian formations, and why a battlefield breakthrough did not automatically mean encirclement. Rommel ra...
Frank Cannon, the President of Right to Bear - the fastest growing legal defense firm in the self-defense and 2A space - joins the show to talk about why you don't want to be in the 99%
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Welcome to Thrive, a podcast dedicated to empowering individuals and families to flourish in every aspect of life. Hosted by Naty & Veda, Thrive explores a diverse range of topics including Christianity, mental health, parenting, family dynamics, and women's issues. Each episode features insightful conversations with experts, thought leaders, and everyday champions who share practical advice, personal stories, and actionable strategies to help you navigate life's challenges and discover pathways to growth and fulfillment.
Ririro.com - Kids Stories (6-10 Years) is a delightful podcast filled with classic stories and timeless books, specially curated for children aged 6 to 10. Each episode brings enchanting fairy tales, adventure-filled fables, and heartwarming bedtime stories to life with engaging narration. Whether it’s a beloved classic or an inspiring tale from around the world, our stories spark imagination, nurture a love for reading, and create magical moments for young listeners. Tune in and let the storytelling begin!
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Texas News Today brings you fast, focused daily updates from across the Lone Star State. Hosted by Corey with the Story, this show covers the biggest headlines in Texas—from politics in Austin and business in Dallas to culture in Houston and breaking news across every corner of the state. Each episode delivers clear, concise reporting on the stories shaping Texas, including local government, crime, economy, weather, sports, and community developments—so you can stay informed in just minutes a day. New episodes drop daily with the most important Texas news, powered by AI and produced by The Daily News Now network. 📧 Advertise on DNN: advertise@thednn.ai
The Prison Show is a live radio program airing every Friday from 9–11 pm Central on 90.1 FM KPFT in Houston since March of 1980. You can watch it on Facebook Live, your favorite podcast platform, or YouTube. Our incarcerated population can watch using their tablets on the Edovo App. So, tune in at your convenience!
The Prison Show uses the first hour to discuss issues of interest to the incarcerated. The second hour features shout-outs from family and friends in the free world to their loved ones behind wire and bars.
Everyone is encouraged to call 713-526-5738 option 2 after 9:45 pm for shout outs or you can leave a voice recording during the week on Facebook Messenger or by emailing david@theprisonshow.net
David Collingsworth is the Producer, and Dani Allen is hostess.
Lobbying by The Prison Show was instrumental in persuading the Texas Legislature to approve the installation of phones in TDCJ for the incarcerated in 2007. Texas was the last state to do so.
After 4 years of negotiation with TDCJ and Securus, The Prison Show was approved to upload content on the Edovo App so the incarcerated can view or listen for free without having to purchase radios. Edovo is currently available in 45 states for an approximate 900,000 incarcerated population.
The Prison Show are ex-offenders, teachers, professors, lawyers, chaplains, and activists who see the error in the current prison system and the worth in The American people lost but not forgotten behind wire and bars.
The Prison Show has through their staff brought together TX C.U.R.E., Texas Inmate Mail Support Advocates, Texas Incarcerated Families Association, The Death Row Angels, End Mass Incarceration Houston, ACLU, Texas Coalition To Abolish The Death Penalty, Death Penalty Action, Grass Roots Leadership and TAJ – Texas Advocates for Justice, Texas Prisons Community Advocates, Lioness: Justice Impacted Women’s Alliance, Texas Voices for Reason and Justice , Rusty Diamond Network, Texas Harm Reduction Alliance, attorneys Paul Morgan, Gary Cohen, and Terry Peden, Pacifica Radio, and many more local businesses, churches, and organizations who's target audience are the offenders inside the walls of our prison system.
The Prison Show's mission is to keep incarcerated individuals connected to their families and the outside world, providing a platform for families to share messages and maintain contact. The Prison Show also aims to share relevant news, success stories, and interviews with advocates and the community, while also highlighting important cases and issues within the prison industrial complex. The Prison Show seeks to make the incarceration experience more humane.
Shout outs can be prerecorded during the week on our Facebook Messenger App by pressing the mic and talking or by emailing a recording to david@theprisonshow.net Remember, you can always call live Friday nights at 713-526-5738 option 2 after 9:45 pm. Your loved one wants to hear your voice. - Cowboy David
The Prison Show non-profit charity organization 39-3056060, a national radio show with a multimedia, multi-platform presence focusing on communications with incarcerated persons and their families throughout prisons and jails.
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It's time to holler down the pipe chase and rattle them bars!! - Ray Hill
Famous Tank Battles is a multi-season history podcast series that follows the story of armored warfare from its uncertain beginnings in the First World War to the fast-moving, technology-driven battles of the late twentieth century. Across the full series, listeners move from the muddy shock of Cambrai through the desert campaigns of North Africa, the giant armored clashes of the Second World War, the hard lessons of the Arab-Israeli wars, and finally into the era of thermal sights, modern fire control, and high-speed mechanized combat. The goal is not simply to tell battle stories, but to explain why these battles mattered, how they were fought, and what they revealed about the changing character of war. Each season is built around one famous tank battle or armored campaign, allowing the series to go beyond broad summaries and instead explore the fighting in depth. That means the podcast does not stop with a basic retelling of who won and who lost. It looks closely at the commanders, units, terrain, planning, doctrine, logistics, communications, weapons, and tactical decisions that shaped events on the battlefield. Some seasons focus on innovation and first attempts. Others focus on adaptation under pressure, desperate defense, operational breakthrough, or the moment when older ideas about armor were challenged by new realities. Taken together, the seasons show that tank warfare was never just about the tank itself. Armored combat was always tied to artillery, infantry, engineers, air power, supply, maintenance, and the ability of commanders to make decisions under confusion and extreme pressure. One season may highlight the birth of massed armor and surprise attack. Another may show the brutal learning curve of desert warfare. Another may reveal how industrial strength, doctrine, and sheer scale turned armored battle into something vast and devastating. Later seasons trace the rise of anti-tank missiles, night fighting, better sensors, and the professional training that defined modern armored forces. This series is designed for listeners who want military history with both narrative energy and serious substance. It is for people who enjoy battlefield storytelling, but also want to understand the deeper lessons behind the action. Whether the subject is Cambrai, Kursk, El Alamein, the Golan Heights, the Chinese Farm, or 73 Easting, Famous Tank Battles treats each campaign as part of a larger story: the evolution of armored warfare across decades of conflict, innovation, failure, and hard-won battlefield experience.
Discovering the best in affordable firearms, gear, training, and more across the shooting sports industries, all while saving you money! Hosts Craig & Ken connect listeners to best value products, so you can shoot more and spend less. All of us have other expenses besides shooting, and there’s NO reason we can’t have great gear and more fun without going broke or starving!
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It is our sincere desire and prayer, that these messages, lessons, etc, from old fashioned preachers, teachers and exhorters of the past and present, will be a help and blessing to you. The content of each individual message, is solely that of each individual speaker. Posting of a message, does not necessarily imply endorsement of every statement contained therein, nor of a speaker's entire ministry.
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In the summer of 1773, lawyer and antiquarian William Hutchinson set out from his home in County Durham on a tour of the English Lake District. Accompanied by his brother, George Allan, he travelled by horseback from Bowes to Penrith and Keswick, down through Grasmere and Ambleside to Kendal, and back via Kirkby Stephen to County Durham. When he returned home he wrote what may be the first guidebook to the Lakes. Written in a pre-Romantic era when English writers were just beginning to discover the delights of the scenic view, Hutchinson's account vividly describes a district that would soon be...
Considered the definitive work about coffee of its time, "All About Coffee" was written by William Ukers, founder of the Tea and Coffee Trade Journal. In order to write this book, he spent seventeen years traveling to many places where coffee is grown, served, and enjoyed, and he shares his knowledge about all aspects of coffee, from farm to table, in a thorough but interesting fashion. The book contains a Coffee Thesaurus; a Coffee Chronology; the Complete Reference Table of the Principal Kinds of Coffee Grown in the World; as well as chapters on all aspects of coffee, such as...
The Autobiography of a Super-Tramp is an autobiography published in 1908 by the Welsh poet and writer W. H. Davies (1871–1940). A large part of the book's subject matter describes the way of life of the tramp in the United Kingdom, Canada and the United States in the final decade of the 19th century. George Bernard Shaw had become interested in Davies, a literary unknown at the time, and had agreed to write a preface for the book, largely through the concerted efforts of his wife Charlotte. Shaw was also instrumental in keeping the unusual title of the book, of which Davies hi...
Two travellers, the writer of this book, and an artist friend who is the companion of his ramble, explored Cornwall together, on foot in the summer-time of the year eighteen hundred and fifty. They accomplished their initiation into the process of walking under a knapsack, with the most complete and encouraging success. This is a collection of Collins' observations along the way. [edited summary drawn from the author’s first chapter] - Summary by Owlivia
An idiosyncratic view of various aspects of London, England, published in 1921. Walter Lionel George (1882 – 1926) was an English writer, chiefly known for his popular fiction. - Summary by David Wales