Best Assembly Language Podcasts (2025)

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Climate of storms: A string of recent super storms expose the human costs of a warming world 35:50

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Even in places where tropical storms are normal a part of life, the destructive power of Hurricane Melissa and the two recent Typhoons in the Philippines came as a shock to the millions of people who lived through them. When Hurricane Melissa made landfall in Jamaica, for example, it was classified as a Category 5 — the strongest storm the island n…

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Fighting hunger through the power of motherhood and fatherhood 28:50

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This episode Red Vest podcast takes you on an immersive journey to remote villages in northern Nigeria. There, you will meet the Mothers Clubs and Papas Clubs that are challenging social norms in order to tackle a severe and persistent hunger crisis and improve the health of their communities. We’ll also introduce you to another very important char…

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Lost and found at sea: Saving lives and coping with loss aboard an ocean rescue vessel. 31:43

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It’s one of the most demanding and unusual humanitarian missions happening in the world today, and it’s being carried out at sea, by the crew of the Ocean Viking rescue vessel. Chartered by SOS MEDITERRANEE in partnership with the International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies (IFRC), the ship patrols the Mediterranean Sea to resc…

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Show 015 - Atari 8-Bit Programming 1:28:20

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Randy and Earl discuss the various options for modern programming on Atari 8-bit systems, including the Atari 400/800 and their successors! News/Personal Projects RP2040 Geek - https://www.waveshare.com/rp2040-geek.htm z80pack on Waveshare RP2040-GEEK/RP2350-GEEK - https://github.com/udo-munk/RP2xxx-GEEK-80 Comp.Sys.Sinclair Crap Games Competition …

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Embracing Your True Identity Part 5 - One with Christ 42:47

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In this session we explore what it looks like when we "put on" Christ.By Indianola First Assembly Of God

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The Church's Origin Story Part 4 - The Modern Church 53:39

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This episode is focused on the modern church both in America and worldwide.By Indianola First Assembly Of God

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Embracing Your True Identity Part 4 - Family and Heir 45:12

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Joel takes us through the importance of our family position in Christ.By Indianola First Assembly Of God

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The Church's Origin Story Part 3 - Reformation to the Second Great Awakening 58:18

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In this episode we explore the time period between the Reformation and the Second Great Awakening.By Indianola First Assembly Of God

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Embracing Your True Identity Part 3 - The Sweetest Sound in any Language 37:56

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We explore the importance of names.By Indianola First Assembly Of God

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The Church's Origin Story Part 2 - From the Middle Ages to the Reformation 58:10

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This session covers the time period from the Middle Ages to the ReformationBy Indianola First Assembly Of God

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‘A month of giving’ during ‘unprecedented suffering’: IFRC’s director for the Middle East and North Africa reflects on Ramadan and acts of kindness amidst conflict and tragedy 31:03

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As Muslims around the world celebrate Ramadan, IFRC’s regional director for the Middle East and North Africa, Hossam Elsharkawi, reflects on the humanitarian crises impacting his region and on what Muslims consider a sacred month of fasting, giving and prayer. “Through fasting, you feel what's it like to be hungry, what's it like to be thirsty,” sa…

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Embracing Your True Identity Part 2 - New Creation 42:52

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In this episode we learn what it means to be a new creation.By Indianola First Assembly Of God

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Big challenges, uncertain times. A talk with Loyce Pace, IFRC’s new regional director for the Americas 32:34

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How will technology shape the way we respond to emergencies? What is ‘human biology’ and how is it connected to human rights? What are the big challenges ahead for global health during uncertain times? Loyce Pace, IFRC’s new Regional Director for the America, is well placed to explore these questions. With a long background in community and global …

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‘I know what it takes to experience that level of vulnerability’ – IFRC’s new regional director for Africa talks about the challenges ahead 35:39

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What does it take to manage humanitarian crisis response for a massive continent dealing with a wide range of challenges – conflict, mass population movements, epidemics, tropical storms, drought and a widespread hunger crisis. Find out how IFRC’s new regional director for the Africa region, Charles Businge, plans to tackle these challenges and how…

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Embracing Your True Identity Part 1 - Who Am I? 48:02

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Joel explores this introductory episode by answering the question, who am I?By Indianola First Assembly Of God

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The Church's Origin Story Part 1 - The Primitive Church 43:53

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In this session Ed kicks off the class by talking about the early church in Jerusalem and Rome.By Indianola First Assembly Of God

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Unpacking trust – that invisible yet critical element – with Jessie Thomson, IFRC’s head of delegation in Türkiye 41:02

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Trust is not easy to quantify. But without it, many things in life become impossible. Humanitarian work is no exception. Jessie Thomson, IFRC’s head of delegation in Türkiye, shares what she’s learned about building trust, including some essential, concrete behaviours that build trust among partners, the public and work teams. When trust is present…

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Show 014 - The History of BASIC 1:10:09

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Randy and Earl cover the history of the BASIC programming language, including its origins, and the wide adoption of BASIC on 8-bit systems in the 1970s and 1980s! News BASIC 10-Liner Contest - https://gkanold.wixsite.com/homeputerium Show Topic https://www.dartmouth.edu/basicfifty/ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gxo9LVIgOiI "Fire in the Valley: Th…

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Speaking up for people in crisis: Unpacking ‘humanitarian diplomacy’ with IFRC’s Dylan Winder 25:48

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Most people have some idea of what is meant by diplomacy. But what is ‘humanitarian diplomacy?’ Dylan Winder, permanent observer to the United Nations and director of global humanitarian diplomacy at the IFRC, says it’s about speaking up and finding solutions for people caught in crisis, who find themselves in vulnerable situations but don’t have a…

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The meaning of water: For Guillermo Sanchez, giving water is not just about saving lives. It’s about helping people reclaim their inherent dignity 28:30

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“I was always told that water is life,” says Guillermo Sanchez, a water, sanitation and hygiene specialist for the Panamanian Red Cross who lives and works in the Darien Gap, a stretch of undeveloped jungle that connects South and Central America. “But I never really appreciated what that meant until I was able to see water really save the lives of…

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Whether telling a story with photos or riding his bicycle across a continent, Brad Zerivitz says connecting with people is what it’s all about. 28:39

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Behind the lens of a camera or the handlebars of a bicycle, Brad Zerivitz is driven by the desire to connect with his fellow humans. “I don't approach somebody with the camera in front of my face,” says Zerivitz, senior director of visual communications for the American Red Cross. “I approach them first as a Red Crosser and as a person.” By listeni…

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‘Climate-preneurship’: One young Ghanian’s response to the worsening impacts of climate change 23:39

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Climate change is hurting everyone in Ghana, but it’s hitting young people particularly hard, says Abudi Razak, volunteer and national youth president for the Ghana Red Cross. Droughts in the north and floods down south mean that crop yields and incomes are low, while the cost of living is skyrocketing. Young people see their futures evaporating. R…

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International law expert Vasilka Sancin says humanity must seize a critical chance to get ahead of advancing technology 26:52

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With new technologies changing our lives in rapid and radical ways, Vasilka Sancin says this is a time of unprecedented opportunity. “This is an enormous opportunity for humankind to act preventatively, to address issues ahead of any potential disasters,” says Sancin, an international law expert who serves as Vice-President of the Slovenian Red Cro…

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A pioneer for women in humanitarian leadership talks about gender equity in the ‘peculiar profession’ of humanitarian relief work 37:16

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“It’s a peculiar profession,” Margareta Wahlström says when asked about her life as a humanitarian aid worker. Wahlström has worked in crisis situations from Vietnam to Cambodia to Afghanistan, and she held high-level positions at both the United Nations and the Swedish Red Cross. Along with a stressful work culture that often rewards a certain wor…

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New IFRC Youth Commission leader: Young volunteers want real influence, not ‘box-checking’ exercises 27:50

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Young people do not fit into “cookie-cutter” stereotypes, says Michelle Chew, IFRC’s newly elected Youth Commission Chair. “Young people are very diverse and only by valuing and accepting all forms of young people can we engage communities properly.” While young people are gaining influence, she says efforts to engage with youth can seem like “box-…

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Climate change, economic uncertaintly and the future of volunteering: IFRC youth leader takes on the hot issues impacting young people 30:12

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When Bas van Rossum was elected to represent youth on the Governing Board of the International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies (IFRC), he was the youngest person to have ever served in that role. Now as he steps down as president of IFRC’s Youth Commission, he talks about the challenges ahead. “Young people are perhaps the closes…

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‘The worst year for humanitarians’: IFRC Secretary General at UN General Assembly presses for urgent action to protect humanitarian workers 27:20

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The vast majority of humanitarians killed in the last decade are not foreign aid workers, but local humanitarians who often face grave dangers simply trying to save lives in the communities where they live, says IFRC Secretary General Jagan Chapagain in this special episode, recorded during the United Nations General Assembly in late September. “Mo…

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Spiritual Language 27:29

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By Pastor Bob

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The Spirit Helps Us In Our Suffering 29:46

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By Dave Hertweck

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The ‘toxic’ hero narrative: Red Cross youth leader says calling volunteers ‘heroes’ all the time can actually put them at great risk 23:57

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It’s quite common to refer to volunteers and first-responders as ‘heroes’. After all, they often risk their lives to save others. But in some cases, can that hero narrative do more harm than good? Ukraine Red Cross volunteer and IFRC Youth Commission member Maryna Kozhedub answers unequivocally ‘yes’, especially for young volunteers. Calling them h…

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The Holy Spirit Prepares Us 28:19

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The Holy Spirit Empowers Us to be a Witness 26:08

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The Holy Spirit Is A Person 28:45

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Finally Free 29:18

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By Pastor Bob

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We Plant 29:32

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By Sarah Sigmon

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Campaign 2 (Astragar) Episode 58: Death and New Beginnings 1:17:35

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Campaign Conclusion. Zirus starts a club. Bulain starts a club. Kriden starts a club? Music by Todd Ferguson, My Pet Machine on Facebook Logo by Julie at Elaborate Flight of FancyBy carrotsandsuffering

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Creative Grace 27:00

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By Pastor Bob

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Saving lives and saving the planet — all part of daily business for the Costa Rican Red Cross 34:08

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Can Costa Rica’s largest ambulance fleet become completely carbon neutral? How can we better work with the forces of nature to protect our communities from natural calamities? Is it possible to save lives and save the planet at the same time? These are some of the questions that the first woman president of the Costa Rican Red Cross, Dyanne Marenco…

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How to Use Your Freedom 28:45

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By John Iacucci

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Campaign 2 (Astragar) Episode 57: Silver Thread Assembles 1:05:38

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Our come face to face with the remaining vestiges. Zirus negotiates the end. Bulain confronts her tormentor. Kriden gets mushy. Music by Todd Ferguson, My Pet Machine on Facebook Logo by Julie at Elaborate Flight of FancyBy carrotsandsuffering

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Finding Freedom 29:17

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By Steven Nichols

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Why the Ukraine conflict should change the way we respond to large-scale crises. A talk with IFRC’s former Ukraine operations manager Violaine des Rosiers 59:28

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A 25-year veteran of the Red Cross and Red Crescent, Violaine des Rosiers has served as an emergency response humanitarian worker in more than 30 countries, including Palestine, Yemen, Syria, Lebanon, Liberia and, most recently, Ukraine. In her home country of Canada, she also served as CEO of two social innovation organizations. With all these exp…