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We Make Southampton Podcasts: Southampton Teenage COVID journals

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What was going through the minds and hearts of our teenagers during the pandemic? From ‘this is nothing to worry about’ to ‘OMG, we’re all going to die', their frank, moving and often funny reflections have been captured by a group of Southampton teenagers talking to their peers, as part of learning to put together a podcast from start to finish. The stories captured in 6 episodes 15/20min long are ultimately stories of resilience and abrupt onset of maturity.This first episode offers an int ...
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At last..... The boys have a win to discuss. Not just one, but two in one week. Ray, Tim and Tom are in high spirits for a change as they go through Tuesday's Carabao Cup win over Stoke. The reward? The defending champions Liverpool. There's also the more important Premier League win over Everton. The first of the season and a clean sheet to out th…
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This week, the full ITN panel is present in this bumper episode. All four of them go over the latest loss at The Etihad and take the positives from the performance. In the news, there's talk of set-pieces, Armel Bella-Kotchap and they look ahead to November's schedule. Two big games are previewed as we prepare to host Stoke City in the Carabao Cup …
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Welcome to the Southasia Review of Books Podcast from Himal Southasian, where we speak to celebrated authors and emerging literary voices from across Southasia. In this episode, Shwetha Srikanthan, associate editor at Himal Southasian, speaks to the writer, producer, and educator Zara Chowdhary, joining us from Madison, to talk about her memoir, Th…
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God’s will for our lives is perfect. In Christ, we are able to give all that we are into seeing God’s mission accomplished here on earth until he calls us home. What unique gifts has God given to you in order to outwork His will in your life?Chris Kilby
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This week, the guys discuss the drama from our latest collapse against relegation rivals Leicester City from St. Mary's. The red card, the tactics and Anthony Taylor. The three also talk over the future of Russell Martin. Is it the right time for a new direction before we're left chasing the pack? Tim also previews the mammoth task of next week's t…
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In mid-October, the Bangladesh interim government announced the cancellation of eight national holidays introduced by Sheikh Hasina during her tenure as prime minister. These holidays celebrated her father and former president Sheikh Mujibur Rahman as well as Bangladesh’s liberation from Pakistan in 1971. An adviser to the interim government headed…
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At Life Church we have a vision of Bringing Life to Every Community. The culture of Life Church is how if ‘feels’ while we’re outworking this vision. Our cultural headlines communicate what we are all about and in this special message we hear from the elders what these headlines are, and how they are expressed through what we do as a church.…
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In this midweek special, Ray is joined once again by Tom Pickett. The pair give their thoughts on the Thomas Tuchel appointment before turning their attention on the crucial clash at St. Mary's this weekend as The Saints still search for their first win this season. Is this last chance saloon for Russell Martin, or will he be given more time to put…
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Geetanjali Shree’s Our City That Year, translated by Daisy Rockwell (Penguin India, August 2024), is a tale of a city under siege, reflecting a society that lies fractured along fault lines of faith and ideology. First published in 1998, Our City That Year is loosely based on the communal riots and violence in the lead-up to the demolition of the B…
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What is the the ultimate purpose of Man? The Westminster Shorter Catechism answers, 'Man’s chief end is to glorify God, and to enjoy him for ever.' If God himself is the purpose of our lives, how do we choose and prioritise what we say yes to?Simon Munsie
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In this week's edition, the boys are back with another loss to discuss. Following on from Monday night's dismal showing at Bournemouth, Saints returned with a trip to The Emirates. With nothing to preview, Ray, Kevin and Tim discuss the pressure growing on Russell Martin, news from Jack Stephens extended suspension and a look ahead to what October …
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Having looked at how far humans have fallen from their original status and purpose as the pinnacle of God’s creation, made to reflect his very image, Esther now looks at how that original status can possibly be restored - and it’s not by anything that can be accomplished by human means!Esther Hatcher
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In 2019, Anura Kumara Dissanayake contested Sri Lanka’s presidential election against the incumbent Gotabaya Rajapaksa. He won only three percent of the vote. In the parliamentary elections a year later, the National People’s power – the coalition that includes Dissanayake’s party, the Janata Vimukti Peramuna – won only three seats. The JVP was dis…
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This week, Ray, Kevin and Tom have the two games from the past week to unpack. Starting with Tuesday's penalty shootout victory over fellow Premier League strugglers Everton to advance to the next round of the Carabao Cup. They also discuss the collapse back home to Ipswich after conceding a 94th minute equaliser. With no Tim, the three are left to…
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In this edition of In That Number, Ray is joined by Kevin and Tim to chew over the latest defeat. This time at the hands of Manchester United at St. Mary's where we still wait for a first win, point or even goal. The trio discuss the latest news including Jan Bednarek's transfer extension and Tim gives his previews for the busy week ahead, starting…
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On 19 August, the government of the Indian state of Kerala released 233 pages of a report on gender discrimination in the Malayalam language film industry based in the state. The government released the report six years after it was commissioned and more than four years after it was first submitted. The report has come to be called the Hema Committ…
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If we try to sort out our own sense of purpose, believing it to be a narrow tightrope we can easily miss, then we place an unhelpful weight of burden on every decision we face. In this series we look to what the Bible teaches about identity, eternity and purpose.Simon Munsie
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In this midweek special, Ray and Tom are on hand for a little catch-up. The pair discuss Kamaldeen Sulemana staying, Sam Edozie leaving and award the Player and Goal of the Month for August. There's an International Round-up and news from the Women's home opener against Bristol City. With the big Saturday lunchtime fixture against Manchester United…
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In the three years since its return to power, the Taliban have excluded women and girls from almost every aspect of public life in Afghanistan, denying them access to education, employment, even speaking or showing their faces outside their homes. Published this August, My Dear Kabul: A Year in the Life of An Afghan Women’s Writing Group (Coronet, …
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This week, Ray and Kevin are back with a special. They welcome back ex Saints FC Women's player Rachel Panting. Rachel discusses her life away from the game and chat in depth about the new era for the Women's side this season. Starting with the new roles for Marieanne Spacey-Cale and incoming new head coach Remi Allen. They also go over the player …
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This week, the team welcome back The Moscow Mush Kevin Milverton to help go through the turbulent week. They get into all the deals from Deadline Day, including the massive coup of Aaron Ramsdale, and say goodbye to Charly Alcaraz and Jayden Meghoma The EFL Cup campaign kicked off in dramatic style with a 5-3 win in the Welsh capital, followed by m…
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Eustace Tackie-Otoo joins us from Grace Community Church, Sekondi-Takoradi in Ghana. Eustace helps us to see our wider mission as a church belonging to a family of churches like Commission. We see that God's purposes for His church extend way beyond our own immediate activities and area, and the part which we play in all of that.…
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This week, Ray, Tim and Tom are on hand to chat over what went wrong in Saturday's home opener against Nottingham Forest. The trio expand on what is needed moving forward in the transfer window and look ahead to next week's schedule. We hit the two capitals starting with Cardiff in the EFL Cup and then back to Premier League business against Brentf…
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On 21 August, Afghanistan’s Taliban rulers formally issued “vice and virtue” laws codifying rules of lifestyle and behaviour, entrenching their control over social interactions and the private lives of people in the country. Unsurprisingly, the strictest measures relate to the dress and demeanour of women. The laws say that Muslim women must cover …
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Ray and Tim are on hand to go over the events of the opening game of the new Premier League season at St. James' Park. The pair touch on the red card, the positive performance and of course, the error which led to our demise. They also go over the latest news from this past week including new signings Cameron Archer and Lesley Ugochukwu. Tim also b…
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Here Chris considers how care is outworked both in the broader church community as well as within smaller groups. Abigail also explains how the Life Groups work at Life Church, and the pastoral benefits of belonging to one.Chris Kilby
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Ray, Tim and Tom are on hand to kick the season off with a bang. The guys preview the return to the Premier League, drawing a line under the pre season fixtures, grading the transfer window so far and those all important predictions. There's the usual transfer rumours and they discuss what Russell Martin and co. need to do to avoid a repeat of the …
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Welcome to the Southasia Review of Books Podcast from Himal Southasian, where we speak to celebrated authors and emerging literary voices from across Southasia. In this episode, Shwetha Srikanthan, assistant editor at Himal Southasian, speaks to Neha Dixit about her debut non-fiction book The Many Lives of Syeda X: The Story of an Unknown Indian. N…
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Ray, Kevin & Tim are back for a quick catch up to go over the pre season friendlies so far. The short trip up the road to Silverlake Stadium then the camp in the Spanish sunshine where Bordeaux and Montpellier provided sterner opposition. The guys go over the latest transfer news from both men's and women's teams, welcome back Flynn Downes and new …
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In this episode of ‘State of Southasia’, Nayantara Narayanan speaks to Ali Riaz, distinguished professor at Illinois State University, who studies democratisation, violent extremism, political Islam, and Southasian and Bangladeshi politics. Riaz details how, after the government displayed absolute disregard for people’s lives, it has further lost l…
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This year two interns have volunteered their time for Life Church whilst undertaking Commission's Theology for Life and Intern training. This week they each bring a message shaped by what God has been revealing more to them over the past year.Casie Osborne, Carlie Millar
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Welcome to the Southasia Review of Books Podcast from Himal Southasian, where we speak to celebrated authors and emerging literary voices from across Southasia. In this episode, Shwetha Srikanthan, assistant editor at Himal Southasian, speaks to the Colombo-based author Vajra Chandrasekera about his debut novel 'The Saint of Bright Doors' (July 202…
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