
Fixing America’s internet, with Susan Crawford
Harvard Law School professor Susan Crawford explains how America’s internet connectivity issues and corrosive infrastructure are holding the country back and how we can rally [Read more]

Harvard Law School professor Susan Crawford explains how America’s internet connectivity issues and corrosive infrastructure are holding the country back and how we can rally [Read more]

The news to know for Tuesday, January 29th, 2019! Today, we’re talking about the record-setting winter weather this week, how it could impact the Super Bowl and what the former head of Starbucks says about running for president. Plus: what to…
Before the United States entered World War II, RCA was developing an electronic television. How did TV work and what did RCA do while the [Read more]
Jenni Murray, longstanding presenter of BBC Radio 4’s Woman’s Hour, discusses her new book, which tells the stories of some of the most fascinating women in global history.
KOINONIA is a weekly programme organised by the Eternity Network International where people come to experience WORSHIP, WORD, MIRACLES, AND LOVE, experience true intimacy with the [Read more]
This episode was inspired by the TV series “Outlander.” The Regulator War, aka the War of the Regulation, aka the Regulator Movement, was a North [Read more]

The news to know for Monday, January 28th, 2019! Today, we’re talking about what happens now that the government is back open. Plus: a big development in the Russia investigation, record-breaking temperatures hit the U.S., Facebook’s big plan…
Welcome to episode 3 of our series on the Son of Man! In this episode, Tim and Jon dive deep into the history, the story, and the ideas surrounding one of the most famous figures in the Bible: the Serpent.
In this message, Joel encourages us that the path to our purpose is found through serving, not through self-promotion. In the Bible, we read that [Read more]

This is the second of two episodes on Exodus 1. This episode focuses entirely on how the name “Raamses” in Exod 1:11 can potentially be accommodated by either the early (1446 BC) or late (1250 BC) date of the exodus from Egypt. We explore how the name is
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