B.O.P. Watchers covers the week's biggest federal prison news: the BOP closes six facilities due to staffing and maintenance issues, a federal court rules unused FSA credits can reduce supervised release time, the BOP rewrites security classification rules dropping key statutory language, and an OIG report finds serious failures in colorectal cancer screening for federal inmates. Essential listening for incarcerated individuals, families, attorneys, and advocates navigating BOP policies and First Step Act rights.
Latgalīšu rokstu volūda ir daļa nu Latvejis kulturviesturiskuo montuojuma. Šudiņ tū sorgoj lykums. Tei skaņ radejā, televizorā, skaitama rokstūšajā presē i socialajūs medejūs, dzierdama vysaidūs pasuokumūs. Tok oficiālajā saziņā ar vaļsts i pošvaļdeibu īstuodem komunikaceja nūteik latvīšu literarajā volūdā.
Kur beidzās tradiceja i suocās volūdys praktiskuo puse, cik lelā mārā latgalīšu rokstu volūda publiskajā telpā ir tikai kulturys, cik vaļsts volūdys politikys vaicuojums, diskutej Vaļsts volūdys centra direktore Inese Muhka, i divi aktivi latgalīšu volūdys lītuotuoji runā...
Latgalīšu rokstu volūda ir daļa nu Latvejis kulturviesturiskuo montuojuma. Šudiņ tū sorgoj lykums. Tei skaņ radejā, televizorā, skaitama rokstūšajā presē i socialajūs medejūs, dzierdama vysaidūs pasuokumūs. Tok oficiālajā saziņā ar vaļsts i pošvaļdeibu īstuodem komunikaceja nūteik latvīšu literarajā volūdā.
Kur beidzās tradiceja i suocās volūdys praktiskuo puse, cik lelā mārā latgalīšu rokstu volūda publiskajā telpā ir tikai kulturys, cik vaļsts volūdys politikys vaicuojums, diskutej Vaļsts volūdys centra direktore Inese Muhka, i divi aktivi latgalīšu volūdys lītuotuoji runā...
Cosmic Nuts and Transparent Peepers: Insights from Session 419
Grab a seat and get comfortable, because we are diving into some seriously deep—and slightly trippy—metaphysical waters. This briefing explores the vibes and revelations of Session 419 of The Early Sessions, Book 8 of the Seth Material, recorded on June 26, 1968.
In this session, things got a little "extra." Jane Roberts didn't just channel the usual Seth; she tapped into "the other one"—the massive, ancient entity that Seth is a part of. Here is the lowdown on what went down during that Wednesday night trance and the funky...
On this episode of The Brooklyn Boys Show, host Connor Long is joined by Gary of the BK Nothin But Nets Podcast to discuss a new report indicating the Brooklyn Nets are not currently in the mix for Trey Murphy III. What does the report mean for Brooklyn's offseason plans? Is Sean Marks making the right call by staying out of the Murphy sweepstakes, or are the Nets missing out on one of the NBA's most intriguing young wings? Connor and Gary break down the latest report, what it says about the organization's direction, potential alternative targets, Brooklyn's long-term...
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It happened on August 15, 1945, as Bostonians celebrated the end of World War II. A well-dressed woman asked a teenage newsboy to watch her newborn baby, promising to return after running a quick errand. She never did. “Little Mister Victory”: A Daughter’s Search for the Woman Who Abandoned Her Father on VJ Day,” is the true story of a quest, by the baby’s daughter, to find the woman who abandoned her father.
Novelist and historian David Kruh teamed up with the daughter Tina Garvey Drzal to solve a life-long mystery. It is a riveting story of family secrets...
Lesley Groff told the House Oversight Committee that she worked for Jeffrey Epstein from February 2001 until July 2019 as his secretary/administrative assistant, handling scheduling, calls, travel coordination, calendars, and staff logistics. Her central position was that Epstein kept her separated from his criminal life, that she never witnessed abuse, never had a victim disclose abuse to her, and did not knowingly help Epstein or Maxwell commit crimes. She described Epstein as a “master manipulator” who lied to her and kept his “legitimate” world apart from his abuse, while acknowledging that she scheduled massage appointments when Epstein provided names and numbers, sometime...
What if stress wasn't something that happened to you, but something you could see coming — and stop before it took hold?
In this episode, I sit down with Alice Law, Sunday Times bestselling co-author of Unstressable (with Mo Gawdat) and one of the most sought-after stress and resilience experts working with executives and leaders today.
After many years of chronic stress and the loss of her father to a stress-related illness, Alice rebuilt her life around a simple but radical idea: stress is predictable, and therefore preventable.
We talk about her origin story, th...
A neurosurgeon reflects on growing up under rigid immigrant expectations, from feverish perfect attendance to forging report cards just to survive the pressure. He also opens up about leaving home, the hidden trauma that shaped his success, and the emotional work ahead as he learns how to live beyond the OR.
Welcome to The Congressional Times Podcast, where we delve into the lives and careers of politicians while making a compelling case for term limits in Congress. Whether you’re a political enthusiast, a concerned citizen, or someone seeking reform in our legislative system, our podcast is your go-to source for insightful analysis and passionate advocacy.
The Early Sessions of Seth Material -- Core Concepts and Themes
The core themes, philosophical concepts, and key data points presented in a series of dictated sessions by a personality named Seth, channeled through Jane Roberts (referred to as Ruburt). The material challenges fundamental assumptions about reality, consciousness, and the self, proposing a complex metaphysical framework.
The central thesis is that physical reality is a "camouflage pattern," a temporary and distorted manifestation of a more fundamental, non-physical inner reality. Conventional scientific understandings of an expanding universe, linear time (past, present, future), and objective space are dismissed as byproducts of this limited, camouflage perception. Instead, the universe is described as expanding qualitatively, "in the way that a dream expands," driven by the growth of ideas and consciousness within a medium called "psychological time" or the "value climate of psychological reality."
Consciousness is presented as the primary attribute of existence, with even atoms and molecules possessing their own form of awareness. Physical matter is not durable but is constantly created and re-created from energy, which is infinite and self-generating. The self is a multi-dimensional construct, far more extensive than the physically-oriented "outer ego." It includes an "inner ego" connected to the inner universe, a subconscious, and is ultimately a fragment or extension of a larger "entity." The relationship between Seth and the channel, Jane Roberts (Ruburt), is explained not as an invasion but as an extension of the same entity, existing simultaneously.
The sessions themselves are a collaborative "psychic gestalt" between Seth, Ruburt, and the recorder, Robert Butts (Joseph). The process involves Jane entering a dissociated state, with documented phenomena including voice changes and physical sensations. A significant portion of the material is dedicated to practical application, outlining how individuals create their personal reality through expectations and beliefs. Guidance is provided on personal development, health, and creativity, all framed within this metaphysical context. Psychic phenomena, such as out-of-body projections and telepathic experiments, are presented as natural functions of the "inner senses" once the limitations of camouflage perception are understood and partially bypassed.
The Brooklyn Boys Show is your go-to destination for everything Brooklyn Nets basketball.
Hosted by Brooklyn Nets reporters Connor Long and Josh Woolever, the show brings you breaking news, insider intel, sourcing, NBA Draft coverage, trade rumors, free agency analysis, game reactions, and honest conversations about the biggest stories surrounding the Nets.
From front-office buzz and roster construction to draft season deep dives and league-wide NBA discussion, Connor and Josh combine reporting, analysis, and authentic Nets fandom to keep fans informed and ahead of the curve. The show also features appearances from NBA reporters, scouts, draft analysts, executives, players, and personalities from around the league.
Whether it’s a major trade rumor, draft intel, postgame reaction, or a deep dive into the future of the franchise, The Brooklyn Boys Show is your home for smart, entertaining Nets coverage.
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On Mic with Jordan Rich is all about the Art of Conversation. Conversation with creative people who have a lot to say and a lot to offer. From artists and scientists to entrepreneurs, authors, change-makers and more, enjoy conversations that will educate, entertain and inspire! Learn more at: chartproductions.com
Beyond the Horizon is a project that aims to dig a bit deeper than just the surface level that we are so used to with the legacy media while at the same time attempting to side step the gaslighting and rhetoric in search of the truth. From the day to day news that dominates the headlines to more complex geopolitical issues that effect all of our lives, we will be exploring them all.
It's time to stop settling for what is force fed to us and it's time to look beyond the horizon.
The IJK Podcast features thought-provoking conversations with leading voices in business, technology, science, philosophy, personal growth and human potential. Guests have included renowned figures such as Prof. John Lennox on AI and humanity’s future, Dr. Robert Cialdini on the psychology of influence, Jeff Booth on Bitcoin, Dr. William Lane Craig on God and morality, Jonathan Pageau on the crisis of meaning, Dr. Gil Carvalho on science based nutrition, and Dr. Sharon Dirckx on consciousness and the mind-body problem.
Hosted by Imad Jack Karam, the IJK Podcast brings together world-class thinkers, experts, entrepreneurs, academics, and high achievers to explore the big ideas shaping our world — from artificial intelligence and the future of humanity to consciousness, high performance, business growth, science, faith and the search for meaning.
What We Cover
Business and Technology: Unlock the secrets of successful business strategies, entrepreneurship and the dynamic landscape of the corporate world. Learn from the experiences of seasoned professionals and trailblazers. Also, stay ahead of the curve with our in-depth discussions on the latest technological advancements, innovations and their impact on our rapidly evolving world.
Science and Philosophy: Explore profound questions about existence, meaning and the universe through the lens of science and philosophy. We dive into thought-provoking ideas about the nature of reality, the relationship between reason and belief, and the pursuit of knowledge, connecting timeless wisdom with modern discoveries.
Personal Development: Discover actionable insights to enhance your mindset, spirituality and overall well-being. Our discussions focus on personal growth strategies, cultivating resilience, and unlocking your full potential to navigate life’s challenges and opportunities with purpose.
About IJK
IJK (Imad Jack Karam) is a former Googler and senior digital consultant with over 17+ years of experience working with global companies such as Google and Walmart.
Imad holds a Master's degree in Computer and Communication Engineering from Université Saint Joseph and a Master of Science in Marketing and Management from HEC Paris.
He is currently pursuing a Doctorate in the field of artificial intelligence.
Outside of his digital consulting engagements, IJK spends his time developing his podcast and music.
The Little South Korean Boy is Manny’s weekly reflection on a life shaped by childhood trauma, immigration, and the pressure to achieve at any cost. Through personal stories, he traces the long shadow of high expectations, family silence, and the question of how to build a self when so much of your life was built for you. Part memoir, part recovery journal, this show is for listeners who know what it means to outgrow the life they were handed. In his 40s and 50s, Manny begins to leave home, make his own choices, and explore body-and-mind therapies that help him find identity on his own terms. Honest, intimate, and unvarnished, it’s a conversation about healing without pretending the past was simple.
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The official companion podcast to the book of the same name! In these short voice notes, Trelani shares stories, reflections, journal prompts, and meditations on intuition, creativity, release, boundaries, pleasure, and spiritual liberation in the language she actually speaks to God. Honest, heartfelt, and sometimes with a lil cussin, these conversations invite you to trust yourself, laugh a little, heal a little, and remember that your WHOLE self is always welcome in the conversation.
The Little South Korean Boy is Manny’s weekly reflection on a life shaped by childhood trauma, immigration, and the pressure to achieve at any cost. Through personal stories, he traces the long shadow of high expectations, family silence, and the question of how to build a self when so much of your life was built for you. Part memoir, part recovery journal, this show is for listeners who know what it means to outgrow the life they were handed. In his 40s and 50s, Manny begins to leave home, make his own choices, and explore body-and-mind therapies that help hi...
Dans la moitié du 18e siècle une bête féroce terrorisait la population du Gévaudan. Le mythe de la bête du Gévaudan fascine les gens encore aujourd'hui, le mystère n'ayant jamais été découvert conclusivement. Un siècle après ces incidents tragiques, Élie Berthet (1815-1891) auteur populaire qui a plus de 100 romans sous son nom, écrivit sa version romanesque des faits qui s'étaient produits. Qui était coupable, un loup, un homme ou bien un loup-garou, on va le découvrir dans cette histoire. - Summary by Sonia
Thirteen short stories by the master. Summary by david wales
LibriVox volunteers bring you 20 recordings of Best Way to Read a Book by Edgar A. Guest. This was the Fortnightly Poetry project for September 12th, 2010.
LibriVox volunteers bring you 16 recordings of The Best Thing in the World by Elizabeth Barrett Browning. This was the Weekly Poetry project for February 28th, 2010.
I deny that the American short story is at a low ebb, and I offer the present volume as a revelation of the best that is now being done in this field. I agree with Mrs. Colum that the best stories are only to be found after a laborious dusty search, but this is the proof rather than the refutation of my position.[excerpt from Introduction] - Summary by Edward J. O'Brien, Editor
This Is Wisconsin is about what makes the Badger State great. Not billionaires, not giant companies, but rather the main characters in a democracy: the people. We hand them the mic. We travel the state, we celebrate what’s working, and we show what people are doing, and can do, to make it even better for everyone.
Hosted by Two-Division UFC Champion Georges "Rush" St-Pierre; the GSP Podcast is an episodic series in which Georges explores the ideas, discoveries, and philosophies that genuinely captivate him — and the world-class minds behind them.Topics explored on the GSP Podcast include: mixed martial arts, health and longevity, personal development, philosophy, ancient history, paleontology, UFO phenomena, and the broader questions that define our place in the universe.If that speaks to you, join Georges on this quest.Welcome to the GSP Podcast.