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Evidence In Action

The Urban Institute

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What does it look like when evidence drives change for people and communities? To find out, we ask influential leaders the tough questions. How do you prioritize the roles of research and facts? How do you turn policy into practice? And how do you hold yourself accountable for diversity, equity, and inclusion progression in your leadership? Evidence in Action (formerly Critical Value) inspires changemakers to lead with evidence and act with equity. At a time when trust in institutions is low ...
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ChooSELove Movement

JL Choose Love Movement

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Welcome to Jesse Lewis Choose Love Movement, where amazing things happen when you Choose Love. Consciously change an angry thought into a loving one and watch the world change. Hosted by: Scarlett Lewis Produced by: Jean Rossi Wergeles Music by: Doug Allen
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Hillsong Africa Sermons

Hillsong Church Africa

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Thank you for joining us for another great podcast today! Here you'll find many encouraging and challenging messages to help you build a life of significance! Keep coming back to listen to all the latest messages from Hillsong Church Africa. We would love for you to rate our podcast, subscribe, perhaps write a review and share the channel with all your friends to help us build a Church that Builds a nation and a continent.
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We are inundated with celebrities stories of transformations, journeys of self-growth , and stories of development. The “how you did it” question is glamorized from those who have tremendous resources, wealth, and time. But what about the everyday person: the caring mom who’s balancing work and kid’s school and extracurricular activities, the dad who’s juggling a full and part-time job trying to provide the best for his family, the professional who is constantly on the go, or the beautiful s ...
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Welcome to Unpacking with Jennifer, I’m your host, Jennifer Satel!” This is the podcast where we get real about all the things—from raising kids and managing family life, to balancing work, endless activities, and somehow keeping your home organized through it all. As a mom and professional home organizer, I know firsthand how overwhelming it can be. But here's the thing—organization isn’t just about pretty containers and tidy shelves. It’s about creating systems that work for your busy life ...
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The Paula Faris Show

That Sounds Fun Network

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Join Emmy-Award winning journalist, Founder of CARRY™ and America’s most curious mom, Paula Faris, as she and her frequent co-host, husband John, talk about the hottest topics that parents are talking about. This listener driven show tackles your big questions: "When to have the sex talk with my kid? Why are we fighting about the dishes again? How can I juggle work and life? Why are teenagers and toddlers so hard?" If you’re talking about it, Paula is talking about it in a real, relatable an ...
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This week, I’m joined by a very special guest—my husband, David Satel! We’re taking a hilariously winding walk down memory lane: from elementary school crushes to awkward Facebook reconnections, drunken first visits (sorry, hockey game), surprise omelets with a hint too much bell pepper, and a trip to New York that involved secret speakeasies and h…
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What if parenting didn’t have to be as frustrating as it often feels—especially during the teenage years? Dr. Ken Wilgus, author of Feeding the Mouth That Bites You, joins John and me in this episode to reveal his game-changing approach to parenting called "Planned Emancipation." The idea: give your teens freedoms—starting at 13—to make choices abo…
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Nels Cline was born in California in January 1956. He started played guitar at the age of 12 and his early career is fairly jazz-based, before stretching into other directions. He has played guitar for Wilco, one of my favourite bands in the world, since 2004. He has a new solo album out on Blue Note Records entitled “Consentrik Quartet”, featuring…
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Scarlett and John Winstanley discuss the importance of addressing societal issues and promoting hope and healing. John, an advisor, speaker, and CEO of Fort Safety, shared his mission to protect kids and strengthen families from digital threats and toxic cyber behaviors. He also highlighted the need for open conversations about difficult topics, es…
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In this special episode, Jennifer welcomes psychotherapist and fellow mom, Garie Connel—for a warm, hilarious, and insightful conversation about mental health, personal growth, and what it’s really like to unpack your life (and your closet). From the vulnerable moment that brought them together to the emotional stories we attach to the things we ke…
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Carla Naumburg, author of How to Stop Losing Your Sh*t With Your Kids, joins me to talk about why we—yes, our generation—are the ones screaming at our kids… and how we can stop. She says we’re too emotionally invested in our children (ouch, but true), and gives us practical, no nonsense tips for those moments when you’re on the edge of totally losi…
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In his Easter message, Phil Dooley celebrates the resurrection of Jesus as the central truth of the Christian faith, emphasizing that Easter is not just a date or religious tradition, but a personal, life-transforming encounter with a risen Savior. Through humor and heartfelt storytelling, he reflects on the surprise and emotional rollercoaster exp…
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Tricia Maciejewski shares her story with Scarlett about her beautiful son, Levi, and what she has learned through tremendous hardship and gut-wrenching loss. We need to teach our children about following the Golden Rule, learning about digital citizenship and prevention education. Levi’s death was preventable and the 'evil' is not going to stop so …
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This week on Unpacking with Jennifer, we’re keeping it real (and hilarious). Jennifer shares her long-awaited update on finally changing her last name—yes, the Social Security appointment actually happened! She opens up about her eighth-grade DMV trauma, how it led to an 8-year delay, and the surprisingly painless experience that got the ball rolli…
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If you want to be the house where all the kids hang out, it’s pretty simple: FEED THEM. I’ve invited my good friend, Logan Wolfram, to the conversation because as a mom of teen boys, she is living proof that this is the case. Feed them. They will hang out. Logan and I talk about what this is and what it isn’t. It’s NOT trying to be the “cool parent…
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The message is a heartfelt and inspiring sermon focused on the compassion, power, and presence of Jesus, reflecting on the transformative story in Luke 7, where Jesus raises a widow’s son from the dead, emphasizing how Jesus sees us in our pain, is moved with deep compassion, and has authority over death itself. Through personal stories and biblica…
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In this solo episode, Jennifer gets personal about her journey from corporate America to becoming her own boss. She reflects on the pressures, frustrations, and moments of clarity that led her to pursue a more aligned and fulfilling path. From crying at her desk to prepping for never-ending store visits, Jennifer unpacks the real story behind her l…
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When it comes to what’s in our American food system, it can be difficult to know WHO to believe and WHERE to start. Honestly, the process is incredibly overwhelming and can be pricey. But here’s the reality: ➡️ 60-90% of our foods are ultra-processed ➡️ Our pre-teens are seeing dramatic increases in pre-diabetes ➡️This young generation is the first…
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Scarlett’s guests are David and Bonnie Murphy, Alex Jones listeners who did not believe the tragedy at Sandy Hook happened. They met Scarlett when Bonnie was working at one of the first schools to embrace the Choose Love program and Scarlett came in to present to the educators. David and Bonnie did not tell Scarlett that they thought she was a cris…
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The message from the “Jesus and” series centers on three encounters at the cross, showing how Jesus offers freedom, faith, and forgiveness to all who believe. Barabbas, a guilty man, was set free in place of Jesus, representing the freedom we receive through faith. One criminal mocked Jesus, illustrating how pride and doubt can keep us from true fa…
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In this super fun episode, Jennifer chats with Cynthia Montoya, an interior designer and professional organizer. Together, they unpack the challenges of parenting, balancing work and life, volunteering at school, and managing a business while juggling family commitments. If you’ve ever felt like you’re doing a juggling act (who hasn’t?), this episo…
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There is a strong bipartisan movement in our country to clean up our food, from food dyes to pesticides and ultra-processing. The FDA even recently banned Red Dye #3 due to potential links to cancer. Vani Hari, aka “the Food Babe”, has been on the front lines of this FOOD FIGHT for over a decade, petitioning large corporations, speaking on the sena…
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Jesus challenges the Pharisees' rigid traditions, teaching that His message brings a new way of thinking that cannot be contained within old religious structures (Luke 5:33-39). He demonstrates this by healing a paralyzed man, welcoming sinners like Levi, and restoring a man’s withered hand, revealing that forgiveness heals, includes, and empowers …
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Episode #6: In this conversation, Jennifer discusses the overwhelming nature of organizing your office and the emotional weight of clutter. She emphasizes the importance of simplifying paperwork and digital solutions, navigating the emotional aspects of clutter, and the necessity of streamlining office spaces. Jennifer also touches on the burden of…
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Wolfgang Flür was born in Frankfurt in 1947 but moved to Düsseldorf in the early ‘50s, which has been home ever since. As a young man he played in the band The Sprits Of Sound, and studied to be an architect, hoping to get into interior design. Wolfgang joined Kraftwerk in 1973 and plays on one of the most remarkable album runs in pop music history…
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My guess is that you’re burned out. Between working and parenting and managing the home, you’re fried. But, we can’t find words to articulate why. And, when it comes to having necessary conversations with our partners about sharing the load, we will often avoid it altogether because we don’t want to come across as a “nag”. Next thing we know, our r…
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Today Mahlatse unpacks the themes of doubt, faith, and the miraculous through the story of Jesus and Theophilus. With a heart for truth and authenticity, he encourages us to bring our questions before God, embrace faith even in uncertainty, and remain expectant for His supernatural work in our lives. This message is a reminder that doubt isn’t the …
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Episode #5: In this episode, Jennifer shares a heartfelt conversation with her daughter Charlotte, discussing family life, parenting challenges, and the importance of the kitchen as the heart of the home. They explore the dynamics of managing a household, the joys and struggles of parenting, and practical tips for organizing kitchen spaces. Jennife…
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We’re in need of some levity and laughs, so I’ve invited the very funny Peaches (from @PeachesAndDiesel104) to the show. You might be one of her 500k followers that are drawn to her ridiculous and relatable content, like I was. Only to learn that Peaches is an empty-nesting mom of two, navigating midlife and menopause. While we have the most amount…
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Scarlett Lewis’ guest is Lorraine Connell, the founder of Peers Not Fears. Scarlett discusses Lorraine's background in education and teen empowerment, as well as her book and workbook on leadership skills for teens. They also highlight the importance of choosing love over fear and the effectiveness of peer-to-peer groups in middle and high schools,…
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Episode #4: In this conversation, Jennifer shares her experiences with car troubles, the emotional weight of possessions, and the challenges of letting go of items tied to memories. She discusses the psychology behind clutter, the importance of creating a sanctuary at home, and the joy that can come from minimalism. Throughout the dialogue, she ref…
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Wendy James is tied up with some of my earlier memories of music. She fronted the band Transvision Vamp, who were hard to ignore in the late 80s. Songs like “I Want Your Love” and “Baby I Don’t Care” were pretty big hits over here. Transvision Vamp split in the early 90s and since then Wendy has persuaded various solo projects. Interestingly her fi…
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There’s a lot we don’t agree on in this country. But one issue that gets overwhelming support among voters is the need to support moms and families in this country, from paid family leave, to affordable childcare and improved maternal health. Those issues shouldn't be a luxury. They should be a necessity, if we want to support families and grow our…
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Episode #3: In this episode, Jennifer shares her experiences and insights on the emotional challenges of parenting, the complexities of organizing children's spaces, and the importance of creating functional playrooms. She discusses the significance of purging and donating toys, effective storage solutions, and the emotional connections parents hav…
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We’re capping our series on dating and relationships with a conversation about how to keep it spicy with your partner. 🌶️ Over half of Americans don’t date their partner regularly, and it’s taking a toll on our relationships. We’re spending all our energy on our kids, and we’re not prioritizing one another. However, for the couples that are intenti…
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Revival is a transformative move of God, marked by a distinct spiritual awakening led by the Holy Spirit. It calls believers to rely on the Spirit rather than just natural abilities, reprioritize spiritual disciplines, and reignite their passion for God’s purposes. True revival fosters extravagant generosity, a renewed heart for the lost, and a ref…
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Episode #2: In this episode, Jennifer shares her personal journey of changing her name after marriage and delves into the world of home organization. She discusses the emotional connections people have with their belongings, the importance of purging items, and how to create effective solutions for cluttered spaces. Through humor and relatable anec…
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One thing I haven’t been ready for has been navigating our teenagers dating. And I know so many of you feel the same. So, I’ve invited therapists Sissy Goff and David Thomas back on the show to help us work through it. (Jesus, Take the Wheel, PLEASE!) This is the conversation I wish I’d had years ago, when this whole process started in our home. Ev…
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Pat Arnold has had quite a life. Born in 1946 she grew up in LA, and was in an abusive marriage with two kids while still a teenager. In 1965 she got a chance to audition for Ike and Tina Turner’s band as an “Ikette”. She got the gig and left her children in the care of her parents. This eventually took her to London where she fell into the orbit o…
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Life is a journey of faith, a long obedience in the same direction. Hebrews 12 reminds us to run with perseverance, fixing our eyes on Jesus—the author and perfecter of our faith. Just like Abraham stepped out in trust, not knowing the full picture, we’re called to daily obedience, walking in faith one step at a time. It’s not about striving in our…
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Episode #1: Ever wondered how to bring order to the chaos of family life while still embracing its joyful messiness? Join me, Jennifer Satel, alongside my executive producer Kimberly Lovi, in our podcast, "Unpacking with Jennifer," where we reveal the hilarious and heartfelt tales of raising an eight-year-old while balancing work and home organizat…
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Scarlett’s guest is Donna Marston, author of "Healing Without Shame Journal", "Just for Today", "Peeling The Onion" and "Sharing Without Shame". Scarlett and Donna discuss their personal experiences with addiction and recovery, with Donna sharing her role as a certified recovery support worker and her involvement in various organizations related to…
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We all have single friends. After all, 40% of Americans are single. As we continue our series on relationships and dating, I’ve invited my dear friend Annie F Downs on the show to talk about what it’s like dating in your 40s and what our single friends want us to know. Annie has never been married, and she hilariously shares what she’s looking for …
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Trailer: Welcome to Unpacking with Jennifer, I’m your host, Jennifer Satel!” This is the podcast where we get real about all the things—from raising kids and managing family life, to balancing work, endless activities, and somehow keeping your home organized through it all. As a mom and professional home organizer, I know firsthand how overwhelming…
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This Mission Sunday, we are filled with faith and expectation for all that God has in store for us in 2025. We believe this is a season of breakthrough, where God is calling us—our incredible church family—to take another step in faith, trusting Him with greater courage and reliance. Throughout scripture, God’s people stepped forward in faith towar…
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Love isn’t enough -- especially when you have kids. Love doesn’t pay the bills or pick up the domestic load at home. And often, that lack of connection (it’s never just one thing) leads to the eventual breakdown of a relationship. @Honestly.Kaitlyn’s Kaitlyn Nilles says it was a myriad of issues that led to her divorce and life as a single mom of t…
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Nadia Reid is a singer-songwriter born and raised in New Zealand, before recently relocating to Manchester. She’s just released her fourth album “Enter Now Brightness”. We take a deep dive into the album, and our conversation ends up encompassing motherhood, relocation, generational trauma, faith; it goes to some deep places. I really hope you enjo…
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Scarlett’s guest is Jeffrey J. Schutz, Founder and Executive Director of The Neurovation Center in Newtown, CT. The Neurovation Center was started by Jeff to “change the way we do mental health.” Scarlett and Jeff discuss the limitations of diagnosing mental health issues, the benefits of neurofeedback therapy, and the potential of neurofeedback in…
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Sometimes in our prayer life, we find ourselves in the midst of unanswered prayers—moments when we pour our hearts out, expecting breakthroughs, yet the answer seems to be delayed or different from what we envisioned. But here's the beautiful truth: even when the timeline doesn’t match our expectations, God is still at work. In these times of waiti…
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Because relationships are the #1 topic you’ve been asking me to talk about, I’m doing a series on dating and covering it from a lot of different angles—from dating after divorce to navigating our teen dating and how to keep it spicy with our partner. Did you know that 40% of Americans are single? Either they’re divorced, widowed or never married. T…
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