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Join the conversation about spreading your light, leadership, and the people who choose to do good for others! This podcast exists to amplify the light of people who show up, lead with heart, and create real change. Do you know someone or a group doing great work? Have you recently heard a story that inspires you? We invite you to nominate them for Be the Light. No story is too small. Every light matters. Nominate them here: https://forms.gle/yKsPkDxAftxejRM78

Join us on this impassioned journey as we illuminate what it means to be a light in the darkness—to be known as a son or daughter of God. We’ll also explore our supernatural potential and foster a deeper understanding of the sacred oneness we all share. The manifestation of the sons and daughters of God is what brings heaven here on earth—when we are all enlightened in Christ, we will move beyond any boundaries that divide us. Take part in the conversations around stepping into our spiritual authority, meditation, contemplation and stillness, experiencing the love of God, God’s call ...

Ignite is a multi-platform community focused on faith-based personal development. Participants ignite the flame of faith deep in their souls and become a light when God calls them to shine. Here at Ignite, we encourage you to walk in faith, purpose, and passion to live the life that He has called you to embrace.

Let there be Light - The American Israelite Newspaper Podcast is a weekly podcast that’s gives an overview and personal insight into articles of the week from The American Israelite newspaper, in Cincinnati, Ohio. Though published in Cincinnati, and the oldest English Speaking Jewish newspaper in the country, The American Israelite has for nearly 200 years devoted itself to not only local news, but regional, national and global articles of interest to any Jewish community. Podcast 1.0 is hosted by Netanel (Ted) Deutsch, publisher of The American Israelite and Julie (Babs) Brook. Podcast 2.0 ...

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You don't have to have it all together to be here. You don't have to believe in God for this to mean something to you. You just have to show up. This is a space for real stories, raw faith, and the kind of love that actually does something. From testimonies and scripture to unfiltered conversations about justice, healing, and hope, we're creating a place for the misfits, the searching, the tired, and those looking to have open minds and hard conversations. Whether you're tuning in to find hope, or looking to partner in restoring lives, you're welcome here. This is Where Love Lives.

Hosted by Michael Wilson-Park, Scottish History Out Of Order is a Scottish history podcast with a difference. It realises that Scotland is more than angry clansmen, kilts, bagpipes and shortbread. These are short, intimate portrayals of moments in history, and the stories it tells are people’s stories. Support the show on our Supporters' Club here.

"Why Light Bulbs May Be the Next Hacker Target" is from the November 3, 2016 Technology section of The New York Times. It was written by John Markoff and narrated by Caroline Miller.