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Is our geography key to Israelis’ resilience?
Some thoughts and reflections on the impact of a wedding the day after October 7th—and how, for so many of us, our ability to hope is inextricably linked to the place we call home.
Republic Book One: Polemarchus (331e-336a)
Today on Ascend: The Great Books Podcast, we continue our slow, beautiful pilgrimage through Plato’s Republic. Last week Dr. Alex Priou walked us through the opening and the dialogue with Cephalus. This week we focus on Polemarchus, Cephalus’ son who inherits his father’s argument. We are joined by two excellent guides: Dr. Frank Grabowski, Dean
This Is Canada: The Whisky War
For almost 50 years, Canada and Denmark were at war over a tiny island in the Arctic. Hans Island was only one kilometre wide, with nothing on it, but it was an important spot along the border when it came to access to surrounding resources.
Who runs elections best? A 50-state ranking | Chris McIsaac
Which states have the strongest election policies? And what can they teach us about how elections should really be run? R Street Institute’s Chris McIsaac join
The Flight Nurses’ War
Today I sit down with author and historian Leah Garrett and discuss her latest book: The Flight Nurses' War: The American Women Who Saved Thousands of Lives at Iwo Jima and Okinawa.
The Priesthood of Christ and Our Baptismal Priesthood - Prof. Bruce Marshall
Prof. Bruce Marshall explains that through the indelible mark of baptismal character, the faithful are uniquely deputized to participate in Christ's once-for-all sacrifice through the celebration of the Eucharist.
Drasztikusan nő a leégett területek nagysága: így előzzük meg az erdőtüzeket
„Van egy ökölszabály. Ha 30 Celsius-fok feletti a napi maximum hőmérséklet, a páratartalom viszont 30 százalék alatti, illetve a szélsebesség 30 km/h feletti, akkor térdre, imára! Akkor nagyon nagy tűzveszély van, a jelenlegi oltási eszközeink hatékonysága viszont drasztikusan csökken” – hangzik el a Zöld Válasz podcast új adásában. Ilyen helyzetekből egyre több lesz Magyarországon is.
Twenty Thousand Leagues | Part 7
Welcome to our final episode of Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea! In this episode, Rhea and Shari try to make sense of the story’s ending by “reading like a writer,” so, as Virginia Woof says, they can “get the right end of the string.” They discuss all the ways the ending was problematic for them, and then took all those problems and considered them more closely. They examine the “argument” Verne seems to be having throughout the novel (What is the highest good?), and how this is expressed through Nemo and Arronax in the end.
Carney's crises — Quebec, Alberta, Trump ... which one will blow up in his lap?
In today’s episode of On The Line, Gregory Jack, Senior Vice President of Public Affairs at Ipsos Canada, joins Matt Gurney to discuss the growing list of challenges facing Prime Minister Mark Carney — and, for a change, almost none of them have anything to do with Donald Trump or the United States. This episode is brought to you by BioCanRx. We've been partnering with federally-funded Canadian not-for-profit BioCanRx to learn how made-in-Canada immunotherapies offer new ways to beat cancer.
Evidence in the Dock | Nick Enfield, Timothy Williamson, Genia Schönbaumsfeld
Should we give up seeing evidence as the truth and instead see it as a persuasive argument? Does evidence settle the matter or is a counter-narrative always possible? And if evidence is not the truth, how are we to choose between competing perspectives and models of the world? We turn to evidence to settle the matter. And we imagine it is evidence that confirms a scientific theory, or the guilt of an accused. But perspective can result in evidence being interpreted radically differently. One person's terrorist is another's freedom fighter.
How G.K. Chesterton Can Renew the Church Today w/ Dale Ahlquist | Ep. 211
What can G.K. Chesterton teach us about classical education, the Catholic faith, and the work of C.S. Lewis?In this episode of The Catholic Theology Show, Dr. Michael Dauphinais sits down with Dale Ahlquist, president of the Society of G.K. Chesterton and the Chesterton Schools Network, to explore Chesterton’s enduring influence on Catholic thought, education, and literature.Ahlquist explains how classical education forms students in truth, goodness, and beauty, integrating the arts, philosophy, virtue, and the Catholic faith.
Ep. 1336: Lincolnites v. Lincolnites
It's always funny when the Lincolnites attack the Lincolnites. https://mcclanahanacademy.com https://patreon.com/thebrionmcclanahanshow https://brionmcclanahan.com/support http://learntruehistory.com
Should we stop saying ‘Zionism’? (A response to Sam Harris)
Analyses and interviews on Israel and the Middle East. Ask Haviv Anything podcast host, analyst at The Free Press.
Retours d’Ukraine #3 : une armée qui change, un arrière qui souffre
Invités : - Elie Tenenbaum, directeur du centre des études de sécurité de l’Ifri - Vincent Tourret, chercheur à l’Ifri - Yohann Michel, chercheur à l’IESD de Lyon IIINote : l’épisode a été enregistré avant les annonces trumpiennes d’un accord avec la Russie sur des livraisons de diesel.
Medieval leper hospital uncovered
Time Team archaeologists have been in Lincoln looking for a medieval leper hospital. Helen Geake and Martyn Williams are on site to find out more. We take you behind the scenes as the three day dig takes place. Featuring interviews with Sir Tony Robinson, Carenza Lewis, Stewart Ainsworth and John Gater.
The Footstool of His Feet
Ancient peoples worshiped the earth as a goddess, but how does the Christian tradition see it? In the first of a two-part series, Fr. Stephen and Fr. Andrew look into the Scriptures to see what they say about humanity’s home.
Carl Rudbeck: Skräckvälde för folkets och frihetens skull
Jean-Paul Marat var tongivande under franska revolutionens terror. Två nya böcker ger delvis skiljaktiga bilder av honom: vänsterman på folkets sida eller blodtörstig tyrann? Axess essä – inlästa essäer och krönikor från Axess magasin. Inläsare: Thomas Lunderquist. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
G.K. Chesterton on Mariolatry: Chronic and Quite Incurable
In 1926, the year his wife Frances entered the Church, G.K. Chesterton published The Queen of Seven Swords, a small book of poems about Our Lady. Grettelyn Darkey and Joe Grabowski skip the expected devotional pieces for the surprising ones, where Chesterton turns his love for Mary into an answer to his critics. In This Episode: Why 1926 may have turned G.K. Chesterton’s mind toward Our Lady: his wife Frances entered the Church that year, and his biographer Maisie Ward calls it a lonely time of lost friends Who J.S.
Kan Belgiens separatister inspirera Europas höger?
Vi riktar vi blicken Europas potentiellt roligaste politiker: Belgiens intellektuelle premiärminister Bart de Wever, som nyligen utkommit med en läsvärd debattbok om Europas framtid. I samtalet Carl-Vincent Reimers, programansvarig för Europa på Timbro tillsammans med Laura Ingemarsson, politisk reporter på Dagens ETC och Hugo Fiéviet, historiker och redaktör till antologin ”Konservatismer” (Bokförlaget Augusti, 2024).
Rire du délire ambiant "Potion magique" - J. Berriau - # politique
″ Rire du délire ambiant “Potion magique” ” un échange avec Jérémy Berriau ➡️ Jérémy Berriau présente son roman Potion magique comme une satire punk et subversive conçue pour transformer la morosité de l’actualité en un éclat de rire libérateur. Bien que l’œuvre adopte les codes de la dystopie, l’écrivain souligne qu’elle reflète fidèlement les absurdités grotesques et les dérives idéologiques de notre société contemporaine.
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