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The deepest desire of Michelle Huntley’s heart was to get married and have children. Yet for many years this dream was not realized and Michelle struggled.
Michelle describes how not finding the right man to marry touched on a childhood wound of feeling unworthy and unloveable. Michelle felt drawn to be silent, pray and trust the Lord in her pain. Hear about Michelle’s journey and how God healed this wound with His love.
Michelle is now preparing for the Sacrament of marriage. Please pray for Michelle and her fiancee!
This bi-week’s transgender content comes live from the LGBT Foundation in Manchester where Ash and Meesh will teach you how to start your very own podcast!
Also this bi-week:
Terfs go on tour!
Janelle Monae is incredible!
Ian Huntley ISN’T trans!
and Scotland can’t agree on how to count trans people.
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Australian politics is in a maelstrom, fake news has taken root and increasingly, democracy is looking decidedly unwell. Does this have anything to do with our highly concentrated media ownership and vigorous partisan players? What are the costs of a polarised, opinion-driven media and the 24-hour news cycle? Dee Madigan, John Hewson and Rebecca Huntley discuss at the 2018 Festival of Dangerous Ideas on Cockatoo Island. The panel is chaired by Darren Goodsir.
Coccolithophores are tiny unicellular eukaryotic phytoplankton (algae). Each is covered with even smaller calcium carbonate plates called coccoliths and it is these that are commonly preserved in the fossil record. In fact, coccoliths are so small, and can be so common, that they have been able to be employed in areas other than academia.
Joining us is Dr Liam Gallagher, Director Network Stratigraphic Limited and a nannoplankton specialist. In this episode, he explains what coccolithophores are and we explore some case studies of how their coccoliths are being utilised.
This episode discusses details of recent and high-profile murder case. Whilst focus is placed on the scientific investigation, the latter part of this episode may not be suitable for all audiences.
On this episode of the Artist Brew Podcast, Bones wakes up and finds the entire hospital deserted and wanders on the streets of London. It was weird! What makes it even more crazy is that Wil is recording the entire thing with Target cameras! They meet up, kiss and cuddle, yada yada same old male loving stuff you're used to! Enjoy this episode of the Artist Brew!
Alex and Rob cast an irreverent eye over local news from their respective home towns.
Listeners can submit stories from their local area to:lapodcast.net@gmail.com
No headlines this week as a naughty dog ate them.
Also revealed: We discover that Andrew Parkes has a twitter account (@ParkesTheEditor)
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