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In this episode of the podcast Gavin talks about his vulnerability and lack of inspiration since he lost multiple episodes of the podcast from his hard drive recently.You can donate to Gavin’s JustGiving page for The Ocean Cleanup by clicking here: https://bit.ly/3DRZefODonating through JustGiving is simple, fast and totally secure. Once you donate, they'll send your money directly to The Ocean Cleanup, so it's the most efficient way to give - saving time and cutting costs for the charity. KEY TAKEAWAYS Just because things aren’t always easy it doesn’t mean that we should not accept them...

Able to work out of trouble from time to time, but unable to fool yourself. This was the place Ben found himself in, caught in the grips of addiction even when he was looking for a change. Because he's now lived it, he believes that there's a deeper and more fulfilling reward that comes when following God's way. Faith Radio podcasts are made possible by your support. Give now: Click here

Able to work out of trouble from time to time, but unable to fool yourself. This was the place Ben found himself in, caught in the grips of addiction even when he was looking for a change. Because he's now lived it, he believes that there's a deeper and more fulfilling reward that comes when following God's way. Faith Radio podcasts are made possible by your support. Give now: Click here

Sign Up for Mostly Dry January--The DailyIn this episode, Molly dives into a topic that resonates deeply with anyone struggling to build a peaceful relationship with alcohol: perfectionist or all-or-nothing thinking. Often disguised in subtle ways, this mindset can block progress and contribute to cycles of shame and guilt. Molly uncovers how this cognitive distortion manifests in our drinking habits, why it keeps us stuck, and how to break free by understanding our mind’s powerful role in shaping behavior.What is All-or-Nothing Thinking? Understanding how perfectionism leads to feelings of ...

Eight years ago, David Schnegg was 19, a full time construction worker, and a part time soccer player in a semi-pro league. Today, he is the starting left back for D.C. United and someone who is being counted on to return the club to glory. He joins Roche to discuss his unusual path to professional soccer, how he fits into Troy Lesesne's system, why he's always wanted to play in the United States, what Liechtenstein is like, and how he still doesn't understand what a credit score is. Follow Pitch Pass on X and Bluesky

The American election highlighted ongoing tensions between men and women — but election commentary often failed to acknowledge the crises that modern men are facing, from declining educational achievement and employment to increased suicides, overdoses, and loneliness. Today at Lean Out, we kick off a series exploring these issues, with a guest who’s recently published a powerful essay highlighting why we need to reconsider how we think and talk about men.Zaid Jilani is the freelance American journalist behind the Substack newsletter The American Saga. His recent essay is titled “...