Best Thirst World Problems Podcasts (2025)

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Awakening in the Age of Aquarius: Power, Control & Hidden Knowledge with Richard Short 1:46:54

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In this thought-provoking episode, UAP Lee and Stijn Fawkes sit down with activist and documentary filmmaker Richard Short to explore the hidden forces shaping our world. The conversation dives into the dark realities of child exploitation, the cultural and religious systems that enable abuse, and the psychological impact on society. From there, th…

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Law, Lies & Sovereignty: Robin Hood Unmasks the System 1:04:11

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In this episode, Amanda McKenna interviews Robin Hood, who discusses the complexities of legal issues in the UK, including the misconceptions surrounding the Freeman of the land concept, the shift from law to administration in the court system, and the implications of corporate law on individual rights. Robin emphasizes the importance of understand…

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Convenience culture's inconvenient truth 29:06

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Humans have an evolutionary bias toward seeking convenience, experts say. But what happens when the desire for convenience becomes a dominant social and economic expectation? Future Tense explores the hidden costs of convenience for the environment and the economy. Making things too easy can in fact be bad for you. Guests Alison Angus — Head of Pra…

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Ancient Agendas & Modern Power: Sir Toshi on the Deep State 1:02:38

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In this explosive third installment of Across the Pond with Sir Toshi, Amanda dives deeper into the controversial and shadowy world of what’s known as the “deep state.” Sir Toshi traces its alleged roots back thousands of years, connecting ancient history, biblical references, and modern political power structures. From the Rothschilds and Bilderbe…

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From Bitcoin to Big Power: Sir Toshi’s Warning on Centralised Control 55:33

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In Part 2 of Across the Pond, Amanda continues her conversation with “Toshi,” diving deeper into the hidden forces shaping our economies and freedoms. Toshi argues that the major financial crises, wars, and political shifts of the past century aren’t isolated events, but part of a deliberate effort by powerful interests to consolidate control over …

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Perspectives on the potential of AI-powered policing 28:56

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Policing has always embraced new technologies and Artificial Intelligence is, of course, the flavour of the month. Working out when and why it should be used is crucial, according to law enforcement specialists. What’s also important is ensuring appropriate human oversight. Future Tense - The creeping militarisation of our police Guests Dr Marion O…

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Bitcoin: The Solution to Inflationary Problems with Sir Toshi 1:23:22

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In this episode of Across the Pond, Amanda McKenna sits down with special guest “Sir Toshi” for a deep dive into money, power, and the systems shaping our world. From the Japanese economic boom and bust to the rise and shift in Bitcoin’s purpose, Toshi shares how decades of financial patterns led him to question the forces driving economic collapse…

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From Blood to Balance: Joost’s Journey Out of Vampirism 1:53:44

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Joost once lived as a self-identified vampire — not the fictional kind with supernatural powers, but part of a real-world subculture built on ritual, secrecy, and a hunger that went far beyond the metaphorical. For years, his nights were shaped by the rules and rhythms of a community most people never knew existed. In this episode, Joost opens up a…

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Angels, Demons, and UFOs: Faith in the Age of Spiritual Warfare with Reverend Canon Brett Murphy 1:46:34

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In this episode, Reverend Canon Brett Murphy discusses his journey as an independent Anglican priest and his views on the current state of the Church of England, the influence of culture on religion, and the battle between good and evil in society. He emphasizes the importance of community, the impact of media, and the erosion of family values, whi…

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The truth about AI and productivity 29:08

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How real is the link between Artificial Intelligence and increased productivity? Jon Whittle from the CSIRO, one of Australia's leading science agencies, has been examining the latest research. He helps us sort facts from fiction. Also, literacy and problem-solving skills have taken a dive in many developed countries — could an over-reliance on tec…

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The NHS Whistleblowing Midwife Victoria Rixon 1:09:01

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In this gripping episode, we delve into the harrowing journey of former NHS midwife Victoria Rixon, whose career was upended by allegations that shook her world and cast a long shadow over her reputation. Once celebrated for her compassion and dedication in the maternity ward, Victoria found herself at the center of a storm—accused, scrutinized, an…

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Crowds on Demand and the Business of Paid Protesting with Adam Swart 1:05:50

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What if the crowd at a protest—or the line at a product launch—wasn’t there by accident, or even by passion? In this provocative episode, we sit down with Mark Swart, CEO of Crowds on Demand, a company that’s redefining what it means to “move the masses.” From political rallies to influencer meet-and-greets, Crowds on Demand provides professional a…

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The Spiritual Side of Nursing: Justean's Story 48:40

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In this heartfelt conversation, Justean Winter shares her journey as a nurse and her spiritual experiences intertwined with her profession. She discusses the profound impact of personal loss, particularly the death of her husband, and how it shaped her understanding of grief and healing. Justean emphasizes the importance of hope, resilience, and th…

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Sinking Cities 29:09

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Cities across the world are beginning to sink — some by as much as 10 centimetres a year. A recent study suggests that more than a third of urban Chinese resident now live in a sinking city. The cause is often ascribed to climate change, but is there something else at play? Could our thirst for water actually be the culprit? Also, how much do our u…

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From Foolish to Faithful: Tracing the Problem to the Source (Psalm 14) 40:53

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What’s wrong with the world—and how can it be made right? In this message from Psalm 14, Pastor Tito reveals how our problems aren’t just out there in the culture, but deep within the human heart. We’ll explore the roots of rebellion, the reality of opposition, and the rescue God provides through Christ. This sermon calls us to stop wishing there w…

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Code Red: Whistle blower Justean on NHS Corruption and Negligence FOLLOWUP 1:12:04

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In this explosive follow-up, we continue the harrowing account of the NHS nurse who risked everything to speak out. After exposing the presence of fake nurses and unexplained patient deaths during the height of the COVID crisis, she now reveals what happened behind closed doors. From silenced staff to secret payouts and pressure from upper manageme…

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Jesus was an Anunnaki? with guest Mark Christopher Lee 48:31

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In this mind-bending episode of Across the Pond, we're joined by the ever-curious and always controversial Mark Christopher Lee. Strap in as we dive headfirst into a whirlwind of the extraordinary and the unexplained. Mark shares the astonishing story of a woman who claims to be a child of the Anunnaki—those ancient, godlike beings from Sumerian my…

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How to balance the population needs on our planet 29:08

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We face multiple looming demographic crises — and our responses seemingly contradict each other. A rapidly aging population means that we need more children to be born. But it's foreseeable that resources on Earth simply can't sustain many more people. How can we solve this conundrum? Original broadcast on May 22, 2022 Guests Dr Stuart Gietel Baste…

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Rendlesham Forest Coverup: The Extended Encounter with Gary Heseltine 1:14:14

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Often called “Britain’s Roswell,” the Rendlesham Forest incident has captivated UFO researchers and skeptics alike for over four decades. But what if the truth is even stranger than the official timeline suggests? In this episode, we sit down with retired detective and author Gary Heseltine, whose deep investigation into the case challenges long-he…

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From Sigh to Song: Learning to be Frustrated by Faith (Psalm 13) 48:05

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Have you ever waited so long that hope started to feel foolish? In Psalm 13, David gives us permission to pour out our pain to God—not with fake faith or shallow optimism, but with honest, faithful lament. This message walks through David’s emotional journey from frustration to faith, and shows how his sigh turns into a song—not because his situati…

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Louder Than Lies: How God Guards Us in a World of Fake Faith (Psalm 12) 43:50

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In a world full of noise, deceit, and broken trust—even from those who claim to follow God—how can we stand firm? Psalm 12 shows us that the voices we listen to shape the lives we live. In this message, discover how David moved from loneliness to confidence, and how God’s pure Word guards us when lies grow louder. Whether you feel betrayed, confuse…

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The Classroom Battlefield: Ryan Aitch and the Fight Against Wokeness in Education 1:26:03

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In this thought-provoking episode of Across the Pond, we dive into the growing concerns surrounding the rise of "wokeness" in our classrooms. As social ideologies increasingly make their way into school curricula, many parents and educators are raising alarms about the impact on children’s education, development, and worldview. Joining us is Ryan A…

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Lessons from South Korea's security dilemma 28:38

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South Korea is a test case in how to maintain democracy against sustained pressure from dictatorship. The innovative and entrepreneurial country lives in the shadow of China and Russia, and its capital Seoul lies only 50km from the North Korean border. It hasn't been easy, but the difficulties South Korea faces and the way it deals with them could …

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Giants of Old – Myth, Mystery, and the Lost Race of North America with Guy Anderson and Jordan Nuttall 1:40:18

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Were there giants in ancient North America? Did these towering beings walk the same soil we now call home? In this episode, we dive deep into one of the most intriguing legends that bridges myth, archaeology, and biblical history: the mysterious giants said to have roamed the continent. We explore the controversial reports of giant skeletons uneart…

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Circus of Shadows: Clowns, Conmen & the Hidden Hand with Paul Stobbs 1:26:49

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They told us it was all just entertainment—a little mystery, a little magic, and a whole lot of showmanship. But what if the circus was always something more... something darker? In this episode, we uncover the occult origins and hidden agenda of the traveling circus. From the smoke-filled tents of 19th-century America to the unsettling smile of th…

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A turning point for the United Nations 28:38

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Suffering internal division and stymied by geopolitical bullying, the United Nations is facing a future of diminishing influence. As the organisation marks its 80th birthday, it's also dealing with a serious financial shortfall brought on by both China and the United States, its two biggest donors. Secretary General, Antonio Guterres, has launched …

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HUNGER & THIRST: Fueling Our Faith to Live Effective Lives (Matthew 5:6) 46:00

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What are you hungry for? In this inspiring and deeply practical message, Pastor Tito unpacks Matthew 5:6—“Blessed are those who hunger and thirst for righteousness, for they will be filled”—and shows how God calls us to crave more than comfort, success, or control. You’ll learn: • Why we often settle for self-satisfaction instead of soul-satisfacti…

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AI: Humanity’s Greatest Tool or Biggest Threat? 23:30

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Artificial Intelligence is no longer just science fiction — it’s here, and it’s everywhere. From ChatGPT to deepfakes, smart assistants to predictive algorithms, AI is rapidly reshaping how we live, work, and think. But is this technological leap a blessing or a ticking time bomb? In this episode, we break down the promise and peril of AI. We explo…

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Decoded: The Hidden Messages Behind TikTok Trends 19:15

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From viral dances to niche memes, TikTok is more than just a scroll hole — it’s a cultural decoder ring. In this episode, we peel back the layers of your favorite TikTok trends to uncover the subtle (and not-so-subtle) messages they carry about society, identity, and the internet’s obsession with nostalgia. Are these trends shaping pop culture, or …

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The potential benefits and risks of developing "mirror life" 28:38

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Synthetic biologists are hard at work developing artificial biological molecules as the first step toward developing a mirror cell that would be immune from infection. If they're successful, it could transform the world of medicine. But while the potential of mirror life is great, so too are the risks. There are warnings of a catastrophic impact if…

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Reality, Myth & Media with Jin The Ninja 1:30:35

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In this episode of Across the Pond, hosts Stijn Fawkes & DrNotAsEvil engage with guest Jin The Ninja and in a thought-provoking discussion that spans various themes including the nature of reality, the influence of media, the concept of nuclear weapons, and the evolution of storytelling. The conversation delves into how framing affects public perce…

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The world after us! 28:38

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What will Earth look like when humans become extinct? What "technofossils" will paleontologists of the future unearth and no doubt ponder over? Will we be remembered for our achievements or merely our rubbish? Also, which animals might rise to fill our role at the top of the pecking order? And is the future of live music really as dire as many pred…

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Back To Basics: Living Outside the System with Nick Kitchen 1:30:19

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In this episode, we sit down with Nick Kitchen from The Community Assembly of the British Isles to explore a bold vision for the future—by looking to the past. Nick shares the Assembly's mission to revive tribal, community-based living as a way to reconnect with nature, reestablish self-sufficiency, and create meaningful human connection. We dig in…

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Stand Your Ground: Faith That Refuses to Flee (Psalm 11) 42:01

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When everything around you shakes, how do you stay rooted in faith? In this message from Psalm 11, Pastor Tito explores how David responds to fear—not with panic or escape, but with bold, unshakable confidence in God. You’ll discover: • Why fleeing isn't always the faithful option • How to discern between fear-based advice and Spirit-led wisdom • W…

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Tartarian Echoes & the Simulation Blueprint 1:37:14

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What if the grand structures of the Old World weren’t built by the civilizations we’re taught about in school? In this mind-bending episode, we unravel the mystery of Tartarian architecture—massive cathedrals, star forts, and high-tech-looking edifices scattered across the globe. Were they more than just buildings? Were they machines, power station…

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How to start your own golden age 28:38

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History has many lessons for how to develop a successful civilisation. The trick is to understand the patterns that lead to optimism and innovation. So, where do we rate in the 21st century? Also, why all history is revisionist and why a healthy sense of revisionism drives a deeper understanding of the past, present and future. Guests Johan Norberg…

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Unmasking the Skies: A UAP Deep Dive with Mark Christopher Lee 58:16

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In this gripping episode of Across The Pond, hosts Lee and Stijn welcome UK UAP expert and investigator Mark Christopher Lee for a no-holds-barred conversation about one of the world’s most intriguing phenomena—unidentified aerial phenomena (UAPs). From British sightings and government disclosures to the cultural and scientific implications of the …

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Faith in the Fog: Trusting What God Said When You Can’t See (Psalm 10) 57:50

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Ever felt like you're driving through life in a dense fog, unable to see what's ahead? In this sermon, we dive into Psalm 10, a raw and untitled cry from the heart that echoes our deepest questions: "Why, God? Where are You?" Discover how to navigate the darkness by trusting in God's promises, even when His presence seems distant. Explore the stark…

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Buried Truths: Guy Anderson and Matt Lim on Shaver, Tartaria & the War for History 1:46:59

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In this mind-bending episode of Across the Pond, we dive deep into the rabbit hole with researcher and author Guy Anderson with guest Matt Lim. They explore the tangled web of lost civilizations, hidden histories, and the strange stories they leave behind. From Richard Shaver’s bizarre accounts of underground worlds and ancient machines, to the eni…

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Australia and Canada — Strategic partners, but near total strangers? 28:38

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Australia and Canada share much in common, politically, historically and socially. Why then do we know so little about each other? In a time of global uncertainty does it make sense for Canada and Australia to build a closer bond? If the two prosperous liberal middle powers worked together more closely, could they be a greater force for positive ch…

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The Messiah in the Middle: Finding Refuge & Purpose in the God Who Meets Us Where We Are (Psalms 9) 53:43

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Have you ever felt stuck in the middle of a mess, unsure how to praise, pray, or even keep going?You're not alone.In Psalm 9, David shows us how to worship in the middle of heartbreak, how to pray with holy urgency, and how to hold on when everything feels unfinished. This message will help you see that God does His most powerful work not just at t…

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Reassessing the laws of war; and why progress isn't always a straight line 28:39

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The International commitment to ban landmines is wavering. Several European countries are reversing their opposition to using them. The shift comes as disarmament negotiators struggle to regulate the spread of "killer robots" — AI-controlled autonomous weapons. So, is the future of weapons containment and control under threat? And are treaties sign…

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More Than Conquerors: How the Assurance of Our Salvation Attacks Anxiety (Romans 8:31-39) 57:53

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Are you feeling overwhelmed by anxiety, questioning where God is in your struggles? Dive into Romans 8:31-39 with us as we explore the profound assurance that transforms fear into faith. Discover how understanding your identity in Christ can shift you from feeling conquered to becoming "more than a conqueror." What if the very things that threaten …

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Diddy Oil - The Lube of the Elite? 38:35

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This week on Across the Pond, we're diving deep into one of hip-hop’s most glistening mysteries: Sean "P. Diddy" Combs and his borderline religious obsession with baby oil. From iconic music videos to that unforgettable photo shoot sheen, we unpack the origins of this slippery fixation, explore its cultural impact, and ask the hard-hitting question…

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Beyond the cloud — storing data in space 29:10

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Researchers and corporations are already working to relocate data servers beyond the Earth's atmosphere — on satellites. Data servers are essential to the functioning of the modern world, but they're both power and water hungry. When they're built, they often meet with community concern and environmental protest. So, why not build data centres in s…

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Glorious Groans: Why God’s Plan is Worth the Wait (Romans 8:18-30) 50:43

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Explore how Romans 8 speaks to our biggest "why" moments and turns life's toughest challenges into a journey of hope. Dive into the concept of "glorious groans" and see how God's epic plan flips our struggles into something meaningful. Whether you're feeling lost or just curious, this message will show you why waiting on God's plan is totally worth…

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The Black Boule: Power, Legacy, and the P. Diddy Connection 23:49

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In this provocative episode, we pull back the curtain on one of the most exclusive and misunderstood organizations in Black America: the Black Boule, formally known as Sigma Pi Phi. Founded in 1904, this elite society of high-achieving African American men has counted icons like W.E.B. Du Bois, Martin Luther King Jr., and Eric Holder among its rank…

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Code Red: Whistle blower Justean on NHS Corruption and Negligence 2:12:43

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In this explosive episode of Across the Pond, we sit down with Justean—a former NHS nurse turned whistleblower—who breaks her silence on a system she says is cracking from the inside. From uncovering fake nurses with fraudulent credentials to witnessing shocking negligence on the wards, Justean shares firsthand accounts that paint a grim picture of…

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Forgetting, not memory, moves us forward 28:38

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Forgetting is the only safe response to the world's problems, from a geopolitical perspective, according to author and journalist David Rieff. Sometimes it’s too dangerous to remember. And forgetting is also a good thing in your personal life, say scientists. It moves us forward. The science of memory is giving way to the science of forgetting. For…

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Pardoned and Empowered: Life in the Spirit (Romans 8:1-17) 55:07

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Still hauling shame on your back? Come hear how Romans 8 swaps that weight for freedom—and why the cross you pick up powers you forward instead of holding you down.