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Military Success and the Factor of Leadership
Send us Fan Mail We look to the Romans, Mongols and British Royal Navy to see what traits are shared among successful militaries.
Suella Braverman on British-born Islamists, Small Boats Invasion and French Complicity
Go to https://Prageru.com/islam101 to receive your free course today!In this episode of The Winston Marshall Show, I sit down with former Home Secretary and Reform UK politician Suella Braverman for an explosive conversation about Britain’s immigration crisis, the failures of the Conservative Party, and the future of the country. Suella reveals what really happened behind closed doors in government, why she believes Rishi Sunak betrayed his promises to cut immigration, and whether France is deliberately facilitating illegal Channel crossings.
What Does It Mean to Say that Some Worlds Are Infeasible for God…
If nothing is impossible for God, how can some worlds be “infeasible” for Him? A listener named Howard presses Dr. Craig on a phrase that sounds like a limit on God’s power. Dr. Craig explains the Molinist idea behind it: true counterfactuals about how free creatures would choose narrow the range of worlds God can actually bring about. He then argues why this places no restriction on divine omnipotence.
The Declaration and the Catholic Intellectual Tradition: A Jurist’s Perspective Oct. 14, 2026
Join CIT for our annual event providing judges the opportunity to reflect on the role that the Catholic intellectual tradition plays in their vocations. Moderator: Judge Kyle Duncan Judge, United States Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit Panelists: Judge Josh Divine Judge, U.S. District Court, Eastern and Western Districts of Missouri Judge Lindsey Freeman Judge, U.S. District Court for the Middle District of North Carolina
488 - Relics Explained: Why your dead body is still precious
Why do Christians venerate the relics of saints, and how can these objects perform miracles? I explore the biblical and symbolic meaning of relics, from the bones of Elisha to the incorrupt bodies of saints, and what they reveal about the body, holiness, and the resurrection.
The Wager: Shipwreck, Mutiny and the Art of Writing History
How do you make a history book read like a novel—and where should you draw the line?This week on History Book Buffs, Antonia Senior and Roger Moorhouse discuss David Grann’s The Wager, an extraordinary story of shipwreck, survival and mutiny. Both loved the book, but what makes its storytelling so powerful?When HMS Wager is wrecked off the coast of South America, naval discipline gives way to competing loyalties and a desperate struggle to survive.
149 — Marie Kawthar Daouda — They Told Her She Was A Victim Of The West. She Became Its Greatest Defender
Dr Marie Kawthar Daouda is a French-Moroccan scholar at the University of Oxford and the author of Not Your Victim. In this conversation we think out loud about:
149 — Marie Kawthar Daouda — They Told Her She Was A Victim Of The West. She Became Its Greatest Defender
Dr Marie Kawthar Daouda is a French-Moroccan scholar at the University of Oxford and the author of Not Your Victim. In this conversation we think out loud about:
Europe Lurches Leftward Toward Disaster. Can It Recover?
Europe faces a civilizational crisis induced by self-destructive progressive ideologies. The German Left has weaponized atonement for World War II to censor opposition. In Spain’s North African enclave, Ceuta, a recent border crossing by thousands of migrants posed an unchecked Moroccan challenge to Spanish sovereignty. Meanwhile, French deindustrialization and rampant immigration threaten to strangle its economy. Conservative movements have begun to gain traction, but can they pull Europe back from the brink?
The Jesus Revolution in Worship Keeps Revolving in Evangelicalism
@LionsgateMovies Jesus Revolution (2023 Movie) Official Trailer - Kelsey Grammer, Joel Courtney https://youtu.be/8vmHFvnjPDw?si=Q3ctrieqRFxAqfD- @mcmosav sunday chillstream 10.11.26 https://www.youtube.com/live/YvqwhJHnNVI?si=TSr86dUU3EFfmhkA @VanderKlips McMo oct 11 2026 chillstream with transcript https://youtu.be/N9QDLoI-Ddk?si=RfurfxNPKEhSRPiC mcmo worship war mattc tlc evangelial trauma portion https://youtu.be/wdVsdJkTOMc?si=2KURVIjErnRY0oD_
The deep roots of Anglo-German relations
Britain and Germany have shared royal dynasties, forged pragmatic alliances, exchanged huge flows of capital and fought terrible wars against each other. In his new book, ‘Great Powers: A History of Britain and Germany’, Jan Rüger documents that symbiotic relationship’s twists and turns over the past 300 years. Image: An anti-German British propaganda poster from the First World War. Credit: Wikimedia Commons
Crecimiento económico y pérdida de poder adquisitivo
## Crecimiento del PIB y productividad El episodio explica cómo puede crecer la economía española más que otras economías europeas mientras muchas personas sienten que viven peor. Se repasan las previsiones del FMI para 2026 y el crecimiento del PIB desde 2019, y se distingue entre el aumento de la producción total y el de la producción por persona.
Cabbages and kings
This week, David E Cooper on a mammoth history of the garden; and Larry Wolff takes in Macbeth at the Met. 'The Garden: Our 4,000-year quest for paradise', by Jonathan Bate 'Macbeth', by Giuseppe Verdi, Metropolitan Opera, New York, until October 20 Produced by Charlotte Pardy Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Faith and Medicine: if God Is Present at the Bedside, Why is There a Conspiracy of Silence? - Prof. Tim Flanigan
Prof. Tim Flanigan, in the face of a "conspiracy of silence" in clinical settings that discourages the expression of faith, urges medical professionals to embrace the discomfort of witnessing to their beliefs to better support their patients.
13.2 Henry Cloud: Necessary endings
Der Durchgang durch den Bücherschrank von Michael Herbst geht weiter!In dieser Folge sprechen Michael Herbst, Kaja Kaiser und Benjamin Limbeck über das Buch Necessary Endings: The Employees, Businesses, and Relationships That All of Us Have to Give Up in Order to Move Forward von Henry Cloud.Henry Cloud ist promovierter Psychologe, ehemaliger Leiter einer psychiatrischen Fachklinik und Bestsellerautor. In Necessary Endings widmet er sich der heilsamen Notwendigkeit von Beendigungen und dem bewussten Setzen von Grenzen: Was genau sind Grenzen?
Qu'est-ce que la modernité européenne ? (XVe-XIXe siècle), avec Benjamin Deruelle
Faites un don et recevez un cadeau : http://don.storiavoce.com/ Entre le XVe et le XIXe siècle, l’Europe se transforme, mais sans nécessairement rompre avec le passé. L’ancien et le nouveau se mêlent, et le retour à l’Antiquité peut lui-même nourrir le désir d’innover. Cette tension invite à interroger ce que nous appelons la modernité : s'agit-il d'une catégorie d’historiens ou d'une expérience vécue par les hommes de l’époque ?
154: How Israel broke pan-Arabism, and what that means for Iran, with Dan Schueftan
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MIGRATION MUST BE CUT; ONE NATION COALITION DEAL; FRYDEBNERG TOO LATE? | Australia’s Future S5E17
In this episode recorded on 14 October 2026, former Prime Minister and IPA Distinguished Fellow Tony Abbott joins IPA Deputy Executive Director Daniel Wild to discuss the Coalition’s migration policy; a potential deal with One Nation ahead of the next election; the decision of President Trump to purchase Russian diesel and its broader implications for the Russia-Ukraine war;
Matters of Interest: Dispatches from Norway & the historical figures we forget to remember
In this week’s 'Matters of Interest', Lee and Richard share their reflections from Oslo, where they’ve been researching how politicians get their policy advice in different parliamentary systems. After a visit to the Storting, Norway’s parliament, they reflect on the differences between Norwegian and British politics, from proportional representation and party discipline to the relationship between MPs and their constituents. What can we learn from the Norwegian experience, and what might be lost if Britain tried to follow its example?
„Magyar Péter rombolt, Orbán Anita takarított"
Végre van minek örülni a magyar–ukrán viszony alakulását nézve, ami megnyugtató azután, hogy hónapokig úgy tűnt: Magyar Péter rombol, Orbán Anita meg takarít utána. A Válasz Podcast világ- és külpolitikai kibeszélőjéből kiderül, mi lehetett a feszült viszony oka, s hogy pontosan mi a jelentősége annak, hogy Zelenszkij ukrán elnök aláírta a kisebbségek oktatási jogait érintő törvénymódosítást. A 4,2 milliárd euró hazahozatala is szóba kerül friss adásunkban, az örömteli témák azonban ezzel ki is fújtak.
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