Hello & Welcome to the 6, 8 or 10 podcast. Craig Joyce is Host & Producer for the podcast were we are all about Life & the Beautiful Game. Our guests are incredible & all have their own stories to tell. So sit back & enjoy. Thank you for your support. We appreciate it, more than you can ever imagine!
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This is a podcast created by the students of Roman Catholic High School in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. The students will discuss events, various topics, and interview people of influence. All of this is done from the perspective of the Roman students.
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CineVic member Joyce Kline digs into all things indie film, hosting 10-minute interviews with filmmakers, crew, creators, and enthusiasts. You'll also find out everything new coming to CineVic, an artist-run independent film society in Victoria / BC / Canada / Lək̓ʷəŋən Territory.
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Welcome to this weekly Miracle Channel podcast! In each episode, you’ll hear a hand-picked message from a world-renowned speaker that airs on our TV channel. Special guests include Leon Fontaine, Joseph Prince, Joyce Meyer, Dr. David Jeremiah and many, many more. Subscribe to this podcast so you don’t miss an episode!
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Incisive analysis, fearless debates and nightly surprises. Explore the serious, the strange and the profound with David Marr. This LNL podcast contains the stories in separate episodes. Subscribe to the full podcast wherever you get your podcasts.
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The Terry Stone Connection Podcast delivers a unique insight into the nefarious underworld hosted by true crime actor-producer, Terry Stone. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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The Seneca Scene is the podcast for the Herald. The podcast was launched in May 2018 and is recorded each week on the campus of Hobart and William Smith Colleges. It includes the latest campus news and an extended interview with a member of the campus community – faculty, staff or student. You can listen to them online or subscribe to them in iTunes to stay up to date with the news of Hobart and William Smith Colleges.
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Laura Tingle, Hannah Ferguson and Craig Reucassel farewell 2025
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54:34David Marr is joined by Laura Tingle, Hannah Ferguson and Craig Reucassel to review the monumental year of 2025 - including its weirdest moments - and ask where Australia finds itself as another year looms. Guests: Laura Tingle, Global Affairs Editor, ABC (formerly Political Editor, 7.30) Hannah Ferguson, founder of Cheek Media, co host of Big Smal…
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Bush medicine: how Indigenous practice has survived millennia
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23:48A new exhibition at the University of Melbourne's Medical History Museum, Cultural Medicine: The Art of Indigenous Healing celebrates 65,000 years of First Nations medical knowledge and practice from across the continent. It reveals fascinating stories of medical practice, including when Indigenous knowledge of the corkwood plant was used to develo…
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Geoffrey Robertson on the world's failures to prosecute war crimes
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29:40Renowned human rights lawyer Geoffrey Robertson KC says the killing of two people who survived a US strike on a speed boat off the coast of Venezuela on 2nd September 2025, constitutes a war crime, as does the initial strike on the boat. In his new book, Robertson says we need a clearer definition of war crimes and genocide to inform military rules…
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Our identities are formed from such a young age. In this episode, Leon Fontaine explores how powerful words can be within a family and how speaking life can transform generations. Don't miss out on Love In Action, our special Christmas program airing December 7th at 5pm MT. Learn more by visiting miraclechannel.ca/action. Need prayer? Email us at: …
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Ian Dunt's UK: Budget woes and a look back at 2025
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26:01This year in British politics was defined by constant upheaval: leaders under pressure, parties fractured over strategy, major policies overturned or delayed, and a public increasingly frustrated by the gap between promises and delivery. Every month brought a new confrontation, a new resignation threat, or a new crisis to manage—leaving the politic…
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Bruce Shapiro's USA: how Trump has changed America in 2025
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26:14Late Night Live regular Bruce Shapiro looks back at a remarkable, often febrile year in US politics, under President Donald Trump's second administration. Guest: Bruce Shapiro, contributing editor at The Nation and Executive Director of the Global Centre for Journalism and Trauma Producer: Jack Schmidt…
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The uncertain future of Australia's public pools
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19:23As the mercury rises for another summer, millions of Australians will flock to the local municipal pool. There are some 1300 public pools across the country. But all is not well for this great Australian institution. Many public pools are now well over 50 years old. Hundreds are at risk of closure in the next decade without significant repairs, acc…
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Anna Henderson's Canberra: a Defence overhaul, a Lodge wedding, plus Hanson and Joyce
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14:48The government has taken much greater control of the defence budget and tries to marry defence land acquisitions with their housing targets; Prime Minister Albanese weds his long-time sweetheart and Pauline Hanson continues to woo Barnaby Joyce. Guest: Anna Henderson, SBS World News Chief Political Correspondent | National Press Club Director Produ…
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India's Maoist guerillas surrender after fifty year struggle
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25:46In the 1960s when counter-culture and unrest was peaking around the world, India's left-wing protest movement took the form of a group of militant Maoists, determined to bring an end to capitalism in the wake of British rule and partition. Now after more fifty years the Maoist insurgency has finally surrendered, and the surviving leaders have issue…
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In this episode, Eden Shimoda shares how to stop worry in its tracks and release its heavy burden from your life. Learn how to walk in God’s peace no matter what you’re facing. Don't miss out on Love In Action, our special Christmas program airing December 7th at 5pm MT. Learn more by visiting miraclechannel.ca/action. Need prayer? Email us at: pra…
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JODIE MARSH: KEEPING IT REAL! Superfans, Exposed EX's, FIGHTS & Farms!
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2:15:40In this explosive new episode of The Terry Stone Connection, we sit down with the unstoppable Jodie Marsh and absolutely nothing is off limits. Jodie opens up about everything from her wild encounters with superfans to the real stories behind her headline-making exes. She brings raw honesty, humour and plenty of attitude as the conversation dives i…
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How Are We Made Right with God? | Joyce Meyer
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25:13If God can turn a worm into a butterfly, just imagine the work He can do in you! In this episode, Joyce Meyer shares how God transforms us from the inside out. Visit our website to discover new resources that will help you grow closer to Jesus every day. Visit our website to discover new resources that will help you grow closer to Jesus every day. …
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Crayons in the desert: the breathtaking Birrundudu drawings of 1945, revealed
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29:56In 1945, sixteen Aboriginal men working at Birrundudu Station created 810 crayon drawings, commissioned by anthropologists Ronald and Catherine Berndt. Using this unfamiliar medium, the men documented their extensive knowledge of Country, ancestral creation, history, and ceremonies of the region. GUEST: Dr John Carty, Professor of Museum and Curato…
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Bill Wallace: the world’s oldest prisoner, who died at 107 in an asylum in Ararat
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22:48In 1925 in Melbourne, two young men were having lunch in a cafe in King Street, Melbourne when one of them lit a cigarette. Another diner confronted them and a brawl ensued outside. The complainer, Bill Wallace, was set upon and bashed. He pulled out a pistol and shot one of the men. With no court appearance, Wallace was incarcerated for the rest o…
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Niki Savva on why the 2025 federal election was a political 'earthquake' in Australia
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54:34The veteran Canberra journalist Niki Savva dissects the monumental result of the 2025 federal election. Where has it left both the Coalition in opposition, and the Labor party in government? And what does the result says about the political attitudes of modern Australia? Guest: Niki Savva, author of Earthquake: the election that shook Australia, pu…
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Living in the Balance of Grace & Faith | Andrew Wommack
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22:54Balancing grace and faith in your life leads to freedom, peace, and answered prayers. In this episode, Andrew Wommack unpacks how grace and faith work hand in hand in your walk with God. Listen to this whole series by watching season 3, episodes 45 to 64 of "Gospel Truth" on our streaming service. Sign up for a free account in three easy steps. Vis…
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ESSEX BOYS: THE VERDICT - Inside Steele & Whomes COURT TRIAL
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44:39THE FINAL CHAPTER IS HERE. After weeks of diving deep into the real story behind the Essex underworld, we’ve reached the moment where everything comes to a head — the aftermath of the Rettendon Range Rover murders and the court trials that shook the country.In this final episode of MUSCLE, I walk you through the fallout of the killings of Pat Tate,…
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Wooden toes, iron hands: the ancient artistry of prosthetics
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15:41In ancient times, limb loss was not uncommon, and often deadly. For those that survived - and had money to spend - commissioning a bespoke prosthetic was an opportunity to display one's prestige, valour and stoicism. Guest: Dr Jane Draycott, historian and archaeologist, University of Glasgow Producer: Jack Schmidt…
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America's transgender troops take Donald Trump to court
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19:07In January, US President Donald Trump passed an executive order that banned transgender troops from serving in the American military. Now, several of those service members are taking their fight to court, arguing that the ban is unconstitutional. Their lawyers say the order discriminates against people who have already proven their commitment and c…
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Nauru became rich because it sat on one of the world’s purest and most valuable phosphate deposits — the key ingredient in fertiliser. When Nauruans took control of the mines after independence, money poured in and the tiny island briefly had one of the highest per-capita incomes on earth. For a time, it funded free services, no taxes and lavish pu…
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Haaretz editor, Aluf Benn, on Netanyahu's political survival
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37:22Golda Meir fell after the Yom Kippur War. Menachem Begin quit after the disaster of the 1982 Lebanon invasion. But despite the trauma of October 7, Benjamin Netanyahu remains — still the dominant figure in Israeli politics. Aluf Benn, editor in chief of the left-leaning Haaretz, argues that Netanyahu’s survival is “perhaps the greatest break with t…
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