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🍁 Diharamkan dalam Jual Beli: RIBA
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Diharamkan dalam Jual Beli: RIBA (Bagian ke-2) - Ustadz Dr. Erwandi Tarmizi حَفِظَهُ اللهُ تعالى⁣

Um programa bem diverso, mesclando alguns lançamentos, com hits de artistas que sempre aparecem por aqui. Músicas que foram lançadas recentemente de Radiola Santa Rosa e Dr. Drumah; Ministereo Público e Luedji Luna, além de Luca Argel part. Karla da Silva, e Ilessi, que têm suas músicas tocando no Radioca pela primeira vez. Tem também sucessos de Tiganá Santana, Dona Onete, Mestre Anderson Miguel, Jurema e Ava Rocha.

Radioca #495

2021年3月，華人權益促進會邀請了三位嘉賓去講解三藩市肺炎疫苗分配的最新情況及疫苗相關的醫療資訊，三位嘉賓分別是： 三藩市疫情指揮中心綜合資訊部副主任 Kelvin Wu；三藩市疫情指揮中心綜合資訊部亞太裔事務經理陳嘉霖 Francis Chan及加州大學三藩市分校 梁醫生梁恂韻。 向社區人士講解如何預約注射疫苗以及疫苗相關的常見問題，例如注射預防肺炎疫苗的安全性，副作用及有效性。今集以廣東話錄製。
In March, we invited three experts to talk about the Covid-19 vaccine: Kelvin Wu and Francis Chan from the San Francisco Covid-19 Command Center,  as well as Dr. Lydia Leung from the University of California San Francisco. We share about the local distribution of the vaccine in San Francisco, discuss where and when community members will be able to receive information and sign up for the vaccine, and answer frequently asked questions about the vaccine’s safety, side effects, and effectiveness. This episode is in Cantonese.

第二集：三藩市新冠狀肺炎疫苗資訊及常見疑問 Episode 2: Covid-19 Vaccine Health Effects and San Francisco Rollout

3/31/21 - Bible Study: Acts 2 by Dr. Grady Hester

Starting tomorrow, the BCHL is back! We have three interviews to get you ready for the season. First up, we talk to Salmon Arm Silverbacks alumnus Luke Mylymok (3:00), fresh off his 5OT game-winning goal in the NCAA tournament, finishing off the longest game in tournament history. We also catch up with Cranbrook Bucks defenceman Rhys Bentham (11:08) to discuss the team's upcoming regular-season debut. We finish off with a conversation with Dr. Bob McCormack (22:25) who is the BCHL's Chief Medical Officer for the season.

BCHL Podcast - April 1st, 2021 (Luke Mylymok, Rhys Bentham & Dr. Bob McCormack)

Dr. John Anderson and Special Guest, Dr. Chris Ebbe, discuss the realities of the pandemic's effect on mental health.

The Pandemic:  Dr. John Anderson and Special Guest Dr. Chris Ebbe

Kel Youm 01 - 04 - 2021 DR. Edgard Traboulsi

In this seventh and final episode of a special mini-season of Abolitionist Lent Bible Study, Dr. Robyn Henderson-Espinoza, author of Activist Theology joins Rev. Alex Patchin McNeill to explore John 18:1-12 a portion of the Good Friday text, through the theme of faithfulness in the small things. As they examine closely Jesus' arrest in the Garden of Gethsemane they wonder how betrayal reveals a lack of relationship. What are the necessary conditions for deep relationships to exist and how is that related to the work of abolition? 
To learn more about Abolitionist Lent click here: www.abolitionistadvent.com/
To follow the work and writing of Dr. Robyn click here: https://irobyn.com/

24. Faithfulness in the small things with Dr. Robyn Henderson-Espinoza

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Playlist:
00:00 Chic - Good Times (Dr Packer Extended Rework)
05:40 Ladies On Mars - Shake The Fire (Let´s This Groove)
11:55 Kelli Sae, Michael Gray - Good Love (Michael Gray Extended Mix)
18:50 Praise Cats - Shined On Me (Les Bisous Remix)
22:58 Prince, Le Babar - Baby You (Original Mix)
28:49 Manuel Grandi - Its Not Right But Its OK (Manuel Grandi, JL Silk Remix)
34:07 Mike Dunn - Strut Cho Phunky Stuff (Mike Dunn Extended Black Glitter Mix)
40:12 Siedah Garrett - Do You Want It Right Now (Dr Packers Back to the 90´s Extended Mix)
46:45 St. Jude - Pressure (Dr Packers Re-Edit)
51:30 Hustler Convention, Jon Peam, Michael Gray - Final (Dr Packer Extended Remix)
57:40 Dirty Disco Stars - Dance (Original Version)
1:01:56 Dirty Disco Stars, Hiva - Funky Weapon (Radio Edit)
1:05:26 Kathy Brown - Happy People (Michael Gray Remix)

Funky & Disco House Mix I SET 2 I Mixed by DJ Frank Bestmann I 2021

In animal studies, fasting has been shown to extend longevity and protect against diabetes, cancer, heart disease, and neurodegeneration. In humans, fasting has been shown to reduce obesity, hypertension, diabetes, asthma, and rheumatoid arthritis. The British Medical Journal reported on a case where a 21-day fast, followed by an exclusively plant-food diet, free of added salt, oil, and sugar, resulted in the reversal of follicular lymphoma. A three year follow-up study, also published in the British Medical Journal shows no sign of cancer. In addition to its potential to delay aging and help prevent and manage diseases, employing fasting as a means of treatment may help patients avoid the untoward side effects often associated with other approaches.

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Dr. Alan Goldhamer, the founder of TrueNorth Health Center in California, is both a chiropractor and an osteopath.

TrueNorth has done 20,000 water fasts in 36 years — 5 to 40 days on water alone.

Dr Goldhamer is the co-author of The Pleasure Trap: Mastering the Hidden Force that Undermines Health & Happiness.

Water fasting is an ancient practice because it’s so effective. It’s the wisdom of “doing nothing intelligently.”

How does water fasting “reboot the body”?

How long does the average patient stay on a fast? Do they exercise during fasting? What about Yoga?


How does the body heal itself during fasting? What kind of diseases are healed? Are so-called “incurable” diseases healed?

Do you need to fast even if you’re living healthfully? Are most diseases “conditions of dietary excess”?

Is intermittent fasting as effective as longer-term fasting?

What is autophagy? Why is this “self-devouring” process so important to water fasting?

How does fasting intervention alter the five pounds of microbiome in an average human being? How does a contaminated microbiome cause high blood pressure?

How are bowel movements affected during and after fasting?

Is water fasting a good way to lose weight? What’s the difference between lean tissue fat and visceral fat, and why is it so important?

Can dementia and Alzheimer’s be forestalled by exercise? Why is exercise contraindicated during water fasting?

Where does fasting end and starvation begin? How does a therapist tell the difference?

Do you continue to take pharmaceutical drugs and supplements during fasting? Does it depend on your present health? Is thyroid medication an exception to the rule?

Are coffee enemas recommended? What about the Master Cleanse modified juice fast?

Do you recommend acupuncture during fasting? What about chiropractic or osteopathic adjustments? What about saunas?


What can water fasting do for thyroid health? Is overweight involved? Can a thin person fast as long as an overweight person?

What is a plant-based SOS-Free Diet, and what diet does Dr. Goldhamer follow?

How does psychological stress and sleep deprivation affect us? What causes cravings and binging?

Why is terminating a fast so critical? What do you eat immediately after stopping? What are the long-term changes?

Whole foods taste better after fasting. Is this a temporary effect?

How do “non-healing wounds” heal after water fasting? How are “diseases that can’t be healed” healed? Why is this regarded by doctors who never actually healed anyone as “criminal quackery”?

Dr. Goldhamer is interested in the “actual causes of death rather than disease management.”

TrueNorth Health Center has a two-and-a-half-month waiting list. Why are prospective patients screened? Is water fasting for everyone?

The goal is healthy life expectancy and avoiding debility. People don’t want to end up with their kids changing their diapers.

Health results through healthful living. Fasting is not magic, just a tool.

04.01.21 Goldhammer Alan

Irish Times journalist Sorcha Pollak is the writer of the weekly New to the Parish series, which focuses on migration and immigrant communities in Ireland. Sorcha’s book based on the series has just been published and to celebrate its release we hosted a special live episode of the podcast at The Dean Hotel in Dublin. 

Our guests on the night were Sorcha and three women she has interviewed for the series:

Syrian woman Maisa Al-Hariri, a student in business and economics at UCD who came to Ireland from Greece with her family in December 2016. 

Flavia Camejo, who grew up in the city of Coro in northern Venezuela and worked as a journalist for a national newspaper before moving to Ireland in 2014. 

And Janneke van Nijnanten who moved to Ireland from the Netherlands in 2011.

Ep 209 Women who are 'New to the Parish'

Flo Perry is a writer and illustrator, who has managed to make a career out of her passion for drawing breasts and penchant for quizzing people on their sex lives at parties. In her book 'How to Have Feminist Sex', she explores everything from faking it, to consent; from stress, to kink; and how losing your virginity isn't so different to eating your first chocolate croissant. In today’s podcast she talks to Róisín about the book and her mission to get more people talking openly about what they do and don't want from every romantic encounter.

Ep 339 Flo Perry on How to Have Feminist Sex

In today's podcast, Kathy and Róisín revel in the joys of WAGatha Christie; Tanya Sweeney speaks candidly about postnatal depression; and Irish Times journalist Jack Power reviews 'Consent: Everything a Guy Needs to Know about Sex, Love and Consent', Inti Chavez Perez's sexual health and relationships guidebook aimed at boys and young men.

Ep 340 WAGatha Christie, Postnatal Depression, Consent & Young Men

In today's podcast, journalist and founder of the Positive Birth Movement, Milli Hill, talks to Jennifer Ryan about her book Give Birth Like a Feminist. She says pregnant people need to realise that they have choices when it comes to giving birth and the power imbalance between health professionals and those giving birth needs to be redressed. Also in this episode, Róisín Ingle chats to Susan Jane White about her new cook book, Clever Batch.

Ep 341 Give Birth Like a Feminist, Susan Jane White's Clever Batch

In the first of a two-part series, we explore why we find periods so hard to talk about and what can be done to help break the stigma that still exists around them. For today’s show, Kathy is joined by Labour councillor Deirdre Kingston, Niamh Dunne, a youth ambassador for Plan International Ireland, and by Claire Hunt of Homeless Period Ireland, to discuss first periods, taboos, period poverty and lots more.

Ep 342 True Blood Part 1: We Need to Talk about Periods

Raw, tired, angry and emotional. That’s how our guests on today’s podcast feel.

It’s as they attempt to digest the government-commissioned report from the Commission of Investigation into Mother and Baby Homes released this week. It found a shocking number of deaths and widespread abuses at religious institutions for unmarried mothers and their children in this country. Set up in 2015 following revelations about the deaths and burials of hundreds of children in Tuam, Co Galway, the commission was charged with examining what happened to vulnerable women and children in mother and baby homes in the State during the period from 1922 up to 1998. It found that 9,000 children - most of them babies - died in these institutions during that time. On Wednesday, Taoiseach Mícheál Martin apologised to survivors on behalf of the State saying, "we embraced a perverse religious morality and control, judgementalism and moral certainty, but shunned our daughters."

To talk about the report, Kathy Sheridan is joined today by Rosemary Adaser, survivor of the industrial school and mother and baby home system, Noelle Brown who was adopted from Bessborough mother and baby home as an infant, and legal academic Mairead Enright, who has written extensively on law and feminism, reproductive justice and historical injustice.

Ep 466 The Commission of Investigation into Mother and Baby Homes

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Ep 209 Women who are 'New to the Parish'

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