Day 121 – Sunday 1st May 2022
Today’s readings come from Ruth 3-4; Proverbs 31
Podcast
SYMHC Classics: Maria Montessori
This 2017 episode covers Maria Montessori, who worked in several fields, though is mostly associated with education. Her theories on early education still shape the [Read more]
(The Naked Bible Podcast) Naked Bible 423: The Queen of Heaven
The Queen of Heaven with Dr. Peter Goeman
The “queen of heaven” is an enigmatic deity figure that appears in Scripture in a handful of verses (Jer 7:18; 44:17-19, 25). Who was the queen of heaven to whom the people of Judah were offering idolatrous sa
(The Audio Bible) Deuteronomy 25 NIV
In this episode of the Audio Bible Podcast we continue reading through the Old Testament book of Deuteronomy. We are reading Deuteronomy chapter 25 from [Read more]
Special Edition: American in Ukraine + What is a War Crime?
As Russia continues to wage war in Ukraine, some Americans and others around the world are leaving their more comfortable lives behind to go help. Today we’re hearing from a U.S. veteran-turned-volunteer in Ukraine. David Ribardo launched a group…
Day 120 – Saturday 30th April 2022
Today’s readings Ruth 1-2; Psalms 129; Proverbs 30
TechStuff Classic: The Story of Internet Explorer, Part 1
Nate Lanxon from Bloomberg joins the show to talk about the history of Internet Explorer and the future of Project Spartan. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy [Read more]
Behind the Scenes Minis: Pie and Motion Sickness
Holly and Tracy talk about their love of savory pies, the wish for a shepherd’s pie with a crust, and efforts to tie pumpkin pie [Read more]
(Football Weekly) Have West Ham’s Europa League hopes gone up in smoke? – Football Weekly
Max Rushden, Nick Ames, Archie Rhind-Tutt and Jonathan Fadugba discuss the first legs in both the Europa League and Europa Conference League semis, plus down the running order is Manchester United v Chelsea
The failings of emancipation
Kris Manjapra reveals how the end of slavery helped perpetuate systems of oppression, rather than disrupt them