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With modern scholarship applied to ancient texts, the NRSVue is designed to help listeners explore the meanings of ancient texts in light of the cultures that produced them with unprecedented readability, accessibility, and inclusivity.

The teenage years are often the most difficult - for parents and children alike. The experts from The National Parenting Center can help you find ways to recognize teens at risk, and how to reach them. They explain the vital warning signs of suicide, depression, eating disorders, and drug or alcohol abuse.

Welcome to The Resilient Warrior Nation — I'm your host, Michael Morgan, a retired police officer with over 30 years of service. This channel is built for first responders, military veterans, and trauma survivors seeking real support, honest stories, and proven tools for healing from PTSD, job-related trauma, anxiety, and burnout. Here you’ll find: -Raw solo episodes sharing street stories, lessons from the job, and my personal journey of recovery -Authentic conversations with veterans, first responders, clinicians, and trauma experts -Mental health strategies, emotional survival skills, ...

The National Security Agency (NSA) formed a Cybersecurity Directorate in 2019 with the charge to prevent and eradicate threats to the United States’ National Security Systems and critical infrastructure, with an initial focus on the Defense Industrial Base and its service providers. Drawing on the NSA’s rich information assurance legacy, the Cybersecurity Directorate refocused to meet the demands of the present and the future. It integrated key parts of the NSA’s cybersecurity mission into a more public-facing organization determined to raise the cybersecurity bar.

How do you become an explorer? And what does an explorer do? These are questions we get all the time. In this National Geographic Kids podcast, we’ll talk to eleven explorers who contribute to science and exploration through different fields. Learn about the challenges and inspirations they find along the way. From digging for ancient artifacts to gazing at the stars, these National Geographic Explorers have had adventures in the farthest-flung reaches of the world, and in their own backyards. They are scientists, explorers, and leaders who took risks and overcame problems to become who ...

Are you curious about the power of international cooperation? And how it affects our future? Then tune in to the #NextPagePod, the podcast designed to advance the conversation on multilateralism!

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It is no secret that the 2016 United States presidential election was one of the closest, nastiest, and most contentious in the history of the country. The narrow victory of Donald J. Trump was an unprecedented upset, to say the least. The Republic Party winnowed a field of 17 candidates down to a real estate developer and reality television star who appealed to large segment of the public that felt ignored by the established powers.

Featuring handicapping tips and insight from insiders, the Ron Flatter Racing Pod is posted every Friday morning via HorseRacingNation.com. Check out the interviews with owners, trainers, jockeys, racing journalists, handicappers and celebrities. The pod is hosted by HRN managing editor Ron Flatter, who has been covering horse racing around the world for more than 35 years.

Step into the pages of history with the August edition of the National Geographic Magazine, a beautifully illustrated monthly publication. This volume features a range of fascinating articles, including a detailed overview of the National Geographic Societys pivotal work and highlights from their Eighth Annual Field Meeting. Delve into W.J. McGees exploration of the Geographic History of the Piedmont Plateau, discover Spottswoods 1716 expedition through Dr. William M. Thorntons account, and gain insights into Thomas Jeffersons contributions as a geographer, narrated by General A.W. Greely. ...

Dive into the July 1896 edition of the National Geographic Magazine, a captivating illustrated monthly publication. This issue features an array of intriguing articles, including Henry Gannetts exploration of the United States Board on Geographic Names, and William M. Daviss continuation of his insightful piece on the Seine, Meuse, and Moselle rivers. Join Mark B. Kerr, C.E., as he recounts his fascinating journey through Ecuador, and discover Robert H. Chapmans examination of sound aberration highlighted by the Berkeley Powder Explosion. Additionally, explore the latest on mineral production ...

Step back in time with Volume 5 of National Geographic Magazine, published in 1893. This issue features a rich tapestry of articles exploring the frontiers of geography and discovery. Delve into Gardiner G. Hubbard’s annual address and learn about the movements of our population and rainfall types across the United States. Journey through fascinating topics such as the Natural Bridge of Virginia, the impressive Mount Saint Elias, and the implications of our geographical education. Discover an undiscovered island off Alaska’s northern coast and the wonders of Blue Mountain, Maryland. The ...

Ready When You Are is a video podcast series from the National Alliance for Musical Theatre (NAMT), hosted by NAMT Festival alum Timothy Huang. The series brings together musical theatre writers from different generations for candid conversations about mentorship, legacy, innovation and the realities of building a creative life in theatre. Each episode also features live performances recorded in the NAMT office, offering an intimate showcase of the writers’ work and fresh insight into the evolving landscape of new musicals.

Dive into the pages of the September 1896 issue of National Geographic Magazine, an illustrated monthly that brings the world to your doorstep. This edition features a captivating array of articles, including Eliza Ruhamah Scidmores insights on the recent earthquake wave that struck Japan and the adventurous return of Dr. Nansen. Discover descriptive topographic terms of Spanish America through Robert T. Hills writing, and learn about the Weather Bureaus river and flood monitoring system from Willis L. Moore. Additionally, explore the intriguing stories of Charles Francis Hall and Jones Sound,...

LMSA Pulso is where medicine meets comunidad. Hosted by the Latino Medical Student Association (LMSA), this podcast brings together voices across the healthcare spectrum to talk about training, identity, advocacy, and the realities of serving our communities. We share stories, lessons, and perspectives from students, physicians, and changemakers working to advance health equity and representation in medicine. Because behind every career path, research project, or policy effort is a heartbeat driving it forward. This is ours.

Candid Conversations about Tough Topics Facing Independent Agents and Advisors.

Dive into Volume 2 of The Art of Music series, brought to you by the National Society of Music. This captivating installment explores the rich landscapes of the Classical and Romantic periods, featuring influential composers such as Haydn, Mozart, and Beethoven. Discover the evolution of opera in Italy and France, the depths of Romanticism, and the beauty of song literature. This volume also delves into the intricacies of the pianoforte, chamber music, and orchestral masterpieces, alongside the dramatic flair of romantic opera and choral works. Get to know the legacies of Wagner, Brahms, ...

Modern society relies heavily on software-based automation, implicitly trusting developers to write software that operates in the expected way and cannot be compromised for malicious purposes. While developers often perform rigorous testing to prepare the logic in software for surprising conditions, exploitable software vulnerabilities are still frequently based on memory issues. Examples include overflowing a memory buffer and leveraging issues with how software allocates and de-allocates memory.

Speaking truth in a chaotic world. This is the premise of the Truth Nation Podcast.The Truth Nation Podcast, hosted by Mark Garrett and Bill Bodner, is a platform dedicated to addressing the chaotic nature of today's world with honest discussions and diverse perspectives. In a media landscape dominated by sensationalized and slanted stories, our podcast cuts through the noise to provide fact-based and unbiased conversations on controversial social, political, and economic issues.As the voice of the silent majority, we tackle topics that are often ignored or misrepresented in mainstream media. ...

Letters, postcards, notes and telegraphs from the great and the good, the notorious and the downright wicked, shine a spotlight on a range of historical events and movements providing an immediate link to the immediate and much more distant past. This audiobook includes letters from: Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, Mikhail Gorbachev, Lucien Freud, Barbara Hepworth, Nelson Mandela, Caitlin Thomas, Mary Whitehouse, Gandhi, George Washington among many others.