MN.01.11.1984 Helicopter at Flevo
This edition goes way back to the time in late October 1984 when they started testing the new Radio Netherlands transmitter site out on the Flevo polder near the town od Zeewolde. I got a chance to take a short helicopter ride as they put the transmitters on low power to measure the antenna radiati…
Ep 242 - John Evans - The Silver Ashes - Part 3
On today’s show we are going back to last summer, for the final part of our 2023 Silver Ashes series. You may recall during August I spoke to the England over 70s Captain John Evans about their first two one day internationals, both of which England won to retain the Ashes.
In this final part John …
Justice and Compassion: John England on Criminal Justice Reform and Mental Health Advocacy
In this compelling episode of the Love Truth Leadership podcast, host Nick delves into a thought-provoking discussion with John England, a former District Attorney with a passion for transformative justice. John shares his unique perspective on the criminal justice system, advocating for a shift fr…
How will Artificial Intelligence Impact Education? With John England
John England, an Education Policy Analyst from the Libertas Institute, joins me again to discuss A.I. in education. While there are concerns about students' reliance on A.I. like ChatGPT for homework, we discuss how A.I. does not necessarily degrade education and can be used effectively for idea ge…
Civil Rights in Tuscaloosa with Judge John England
Mayor Maddox joins Judge John England to discuss the Judge's impact on Civil Rights in Tuscaloosa. To stay up-to-date with the City of Tuscaloosa, visit Tuscaloosa.com and follow us on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram and Nextdoor.
Samuel Sutherland Cooper
Samuel Sutherland Cooper is perhaps the most important person in the early Church in America whom you’ve never heard of. He was a convert, born Anglican, and was a successful sea captain and merchant based in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. He traveled the world, tried many of the world’s delights, and…
Why an Award-Winning Principal Quit Traditional Schools with Jon England | OpenEd
A former award-winning teacher and principal shares his journey from dedicating 14 years to public education to becoming an advocate for educational freedom. This conversation reveals why our education system needs transformation and how innovative alternatives are already showing the way forward.
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“S” is for Sisters of Charity of Our Lady of Mercy
“S” is for Sisters of Charity of Our Lady of Mercy. In 1829 the Catholic Bishop John England founded Sisters of Charity of Our Lady of Mercy in Charleston.
"The World's Handsomest Western Swing Band" - A Visit with John England of the Western Swingers
I just might love this interview above any other I've been blessed to do on the Calling to the Good podcast - and the reason for that is the heart that John England brought to it - and his willingness to share about the tough places that shaped his heart.
Grab a cup of coffee and sit in on this one…
This Week in Catholic History: Polymath Monks and America's First Catholic Newspaper
How did an 11th-century disabled monk write two of the most beloved Marian hymns in history? Catholic historian Kevin Schmiesing joins Anna Mitchell on The Son Rise Morning Show to highlight two major historical milestones for "This Week in Catholic History." First, they honor Blessed Herman of Rei…
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