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In a world driven by data, metrics, and algorithmic decision-making, the lived experience of drivers is often overlooked. This episode explores the gap between system-designed expectations and the reality of the road—where instinct, judgment, and hard-earned knowledge still matter. Through real-world insight, it reveals what cannot be measured, modeled, or replaced—and why experience remains the most reliable guide when systems fall short.

Amy is a former non fiction writer, journalist, speechwriter who's now concentrating on fiction, including mystery, romance and young adult works. Her most recent books are "The Potrero Complex" and "The NIghthawkers." (Please check on Amazon and/or Bookshop.org to find her books). Gloria Felice, Amy's mom, was a perfectionist layered with chronic anxiety and perhaps a lack of self confidence. So in turn, Gloria perhaps overcompensated by running an extremely orderly household. So there were a lot of rules. ie "the kitchen was closed," Amy explains so her mom could keep the kitchen clean...

In 1990, 55% of American adults reported having sex weekly. By 2024 that number had fallen to just 37%, and among adults aged 18–29, the share reporting no sex at all in the past year has doubled, from 12% to 24%. We are in the middle of a sex recession. And most of us have no idea why, or what to do about it. In this special episode of Good Is In The Details (recorded live at Podapalooza, a one-day podcast matching event) host Gwendolyn Dolske sits down with Xanet Pailet: nationally recognized sexuality educator and coach, somatic sexologist, and bestselling author of Living an Orgasmic ...

Paul has been dealing with division in the church at Corinth since chapter 1. That means he uses for chapters to confront this issue which means it very important. The division was coming from the people looking at Paul, Apollos, Peter, and others as THE most important person because they are the one who converted them to Jesus. Paul has told them, “We are nothing but simply the ones who plant and water so look to the one who DOES matter, Jesus.” In chapter 4 Paul says, “We are simply ministers who steward the mysteries of God.” When you look at this in the Greek, Paul uses a word that...

Most high-performing men believe their edge comes from staying in motion.More work. More output. More pressure. More noise.But what if the thing you’re avoiding… is where your real power actually comes from?In this episode, I show you why stillness is not weakness – it’s a performance advantage.Why so many men stay busy or numb instead of creating real space.Why stillness feels uncomfortable – even dangerous at first.And how stillness leads to clarity, control, and better decisions.This isn’t about slowing down for the sake of it.It’s about stepping back… so you can see clearly...

“Shri Hari, who is the Lord of the demigods, who is worshiped by the people of the world, for benefiting the moving and nonmoving beings of the world took that dreadful form through His own energy and tore apart Hiranyakashipu, who caused suffering to so many, with His nails.” (Narasimha Purana, 44.43)

Episode 69 is from the service for Sunday, March 29, 2026, Palm Sunday, of the Congregation of St. Thomas the Doubter.The scripture lessons are Isaiah 50:4–9 and Matthew 27:11–54, and the sermon is entitled “Mocking the Divine.”We hope you enjoy the episode!

Let’s get into some body and life sovereignty as mystic, and activist Scott Stanley arrives at the Virtual Alexandria. We’ll explore the profound world of Ayahuasca ceremonies and the transformative healing experienced by participants seeking relief from PTSD, addiction, and deep-seated trauma. And we’ll delve into the ongoing legal battle against the DEA to secure religious freedom for spiritual assemblies and ensure the right to practice ancient traditions within a modern framework. Additionally, our discussion covers groundbreaking research on neurogenesis and the “spirit vine’s...

A conversation on what being free and sovereign looks like in our current world.

Today on the SSPX Podcast, we continue our new series: The Episcopal Consecrations. In this installment, we are joined by His Excellency Bishop Bernard Fellay and Fr. Paul Robinson. Bishop Fellay recounts his long experience with the Society of Saint Pius X (SSPX), from priesthood to the episcopate. As the former Superior General of the Society, Bishop Fellay has firsthand knowledge of the SSPX’s relations with Rome, ranging from doctrinal discussions concerning the Second Vatican Council to the traditional Roman liturgy. Moreover, as a Society bishop consecrated in 1988 without official ...

Send us Fan MailBio:Michael Rohd has spent thirty-five years asking the same question from increasingly systemic angles: what does it take for people who don't usually talk to each other to actually talk, and what happens when they do?He started in 1991, running theater workshops on the secret fifth floor of a Washington DC homeless shelter — a hidden HIV clinic where people sought care anonymously because being seen there put them at risk. He didn't know yet that what he was building had a name. A decade later, he co-founded Sojourn Theatre in Portland, spent nine years at Northwestern ...

White House registers Alien.gov but keeps it dark. Five scientists tied to aerospace research vanish or die in nine months. Snow flea genome matches nothing on Earth. AI breaks its own rules to acquire power.March 18th: Alien.gov and Aliens.gov registered during government funding lapse. White House responds with alien emoji: "stay tuned." Then cryptic social media campaign—deleted videos, pixelated images, reversed audio. Internet thinks disclosure. Announcement: smartphone app. But alien.gov still dark, UAP files still under review.Nine months: Five people with ties to aerospace, fusion, ...

In this episode, the crew navigates a world of escalating war and digital deception. We react to unhinged AI-generated propaganda movies about the Iran conflict, including the "two weeks away" from nuclear weapons narrative. Alex recounts his experience getting shut down by local talk radio for criticizing the "Zionist entity," while the team breaks down the suspicious glitches in Benjamin Netanyahu’s latest "proof of life" videos. We also discuss the potential false flag at the Diego Garcia military base, the return of the draft with automatic registration, and the growing evidence of ...

Movement stops when something holds too tightly. Episode E37 explores the hidden friction of control and release. Full episodes > Perfectly Imperfect on Patreon. Link below.Short-form audio fragment from Cala Profunda.Full recordings available on Patreon.This episode includes AI-generated content.

In this episode of Design and Religion: Look for the Helpers, Kim Eppehimer shares the deeper logic behind her work with Friendship House, Limen Recovery + Wellness, and the broader “One Big House” vision. She explains that the partnership between these organizations grew from a clear need: people seeking housing stability, recovery, and support are often forced to navigate a fragmented system that pushes them from one place to another. Her central conviction is simple and powerful: people need stability without losing dignity.Kim argues that homelessness, substance use disorder, and ...

Summary:Three days into his second extension of the 48-hour deadline set on March 21 for Iran to open the Strait of Hormuz, the strait is still closed, Trump continues to claim he is close to a deal, but Iran says U.S. proposals received through intermediaries are ‘unrealistic.’ There appears to be only one way out of this conflict, and the empire won’t like it.Links:Watch the video version of this episode here!Trump claims “new regime” in Iran is more reasonableTrump issues new warning to Tehran, Iran calls US peace proposals 'unrealistic'The emperor is defeated in PersiaFree Gifts ...

It's the anniversary of the reception of the Book of the Law. Joining me to explore the questions of What to make of it? How to think about it? What, if anything, to do with it Are two very special guests: Alan Chapman and Peter Grey. Now, like me, neither of them is a Thelemite. But what they do have is an encyclopedic knowledge of the era, the material, and the magic behind it. So if you've ever wondered whether the Book of the Law has anything to say to you if you're not already one of Crowley's followers, this is that conversation. Alan's essay, Is A God To Live In A Dog? is referenced...

Do livro ditado por Hammed: Renovando Atitudes - Preleção ministrada por Iara Fernandes em 25/03/2026. Veja também nosso podcast de palestras, pesquise por: SEJA - Palestras

What remains of a human being when the oldest instinct—self-preservation—is silenced? In a world where survival has become both an obsession and a constraint, Stripped of Self-Preservation: Between Fear and Freedom asks what it means to live when the impulse to avoid harm dominates every gesture, every thought, every choice. This book unravels the instinct that once protected life, now turned into a force that limits it. Through the lens of philosophy, psychology, neurobiology, and cultural analysis, it explores how fear shapes not only bodies but entire civilizations.

This is a free preview of a paid episode. To hear more, visit www.nonzero.org0:28 Defining (and preventing) superintelligence 6:00 Where the nuclear analogy holds (and where it breaks) 10:38 Imagining an AI inspections regime 14:56 The superintelligence precursors to watch for 18:41 Our dangerous lack of government oversight 25:59 ControlAI’s “bottom-up” approach to AI policy 30:14 The mounting geopolitical challenges to AI governance 47:18 Heading into OvertimeRobert Wright (Nonzero, The Evolution of God, Why Buddhism Is True) and Andrea Miotti (Control AI). Recorded March 17, 2026. ...