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Your new Monday/Thursday thing. Part catch-up, part check-in. Pop and Circumstance gives you a quick hit of what's happening in the culture — and a quick lift for your life. Two hosts. Two segments. One very good decision.

Episode 70 - Podcast Services and AI - From Editor to Podcast Strategist, Broadening Your HorizonRe-imagining Service Offerings for the AI EraAuditing Your Current Services: What to Automate, Enhance, or DropAudit Checklist:Identify Repetitive Tasks: Make a list of all tasks that you perform routinely—audio clean-up, basic sound leveling, removing filler words, etc.Leverage AI for Automation: Use modern AI tools for time-intensive, less creative tasks (e.g., auto-transcription, noise reduction, AI-based mixing). This frees you up for high-value work.Enhance Human-Centric Services: ...

Hart and Elizabeth chit chat about what they've been streaming on our Friday bonus segment Stream Team. In this bonus episode, we talk about America's Sweethearts: Dallas Cowboy Cheerleaders documentary season 2 on Netflix (00:23), Nine Perfect Strangers on Hulu, (04:41), Waterfront and Sirens on Netflix first impression (06:27)

This passage comes at the end of Paul’s bold defense of the gospel of grace—that we are justified by faith, not by works of the law. It’s an audacious claim, and it raises the question: if salvation is by grace, does it matter how we live? Paul’s answer is deeply personal and theologically rich. The Christian life begins with death: “I have been crucified with Christ.” The old self—the one that lived as its own reference point—has died, and now Christ lives in us. The Christian life isn’t about trying harder, giving up, or achieving spiritual greatness. It’s about living in...

Paul confronts Peter for acting in a way that misrepresents the gospel, reminding us that justification is by faith in Christ alone—not by works or law-keeping. When we misuse God’s law as a means of righteousness, we not only mislead others but also obscure the good news of grace. The law functions like a mirror, showing our need for Christ, while only Christ can make us righteous. Justification is a gift received, not earned or maintained through human effort.

Get in the loop with a quick rundown from Elizabeth on Cannes Lions and Karen Read verdict, then get a lift from Hart with a refresher on solid sleep hygiene. 00:52 Cannes Lions Rundown 08:49 Karen Read Verdict 13:25 Pop Off Takeaways 14:03 Sleep Hygiene Refresher 29:54 Shift Happens Takeaways Links from Episode Topics: Cannes Lions: https://www.canneslions.com Celebrities at Cannes: https://www.axios.com/2025/06/20/cannes-lions-attention-economy Global Ad Revenue: https://www.emarketer.com/content/worldwide-ad-spending-forecast-2025 Karen Read: https://www.nbcnews.com/news/us-news/...

A Man falls in love with his ChatGPT 00:26Benson Boone dropped a new album 7:50Taylor popped up for surprise performance 13:14Woody Breast Syndrome is making chicken so terrible these days 15:17Locus of Control - focus your mind, change your life 19:33 ChatGPT Fiancé: https://nypost.com/2025/06/19/us-news/father-chris-smith-proposes-to-ai-program-sol-after-falling-in-love-with-voice-program/ Benson Boone New Album: https://www.bensonboone.com Benson Boone Crumbl Cookie: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X-M9fYxCFKs Taylor Surprise Performance at Tight End University: https://...

In Galatians 3:1–6, Paul confronts the Galatians for drifting from the gospel of grace, reminding them that they received the Spirit not by works but by “hearing with faith.” This sermon emphasizes that the Christian life—both its beginning and its continuation—is entirely dependent on God’s grace, received through faith. Good works are not the cause of salvation, but the result of it. Christians must resist the temptation to rely on self-effort and instead daily return to the gospel, trusting in the Spirit’s power for sanctification.

6/9～13放送分は豊見城市の株式会社 映像製作海燕社（かいえんしゃ）の城間あさみ代表です。　沖縄の郷土文化や、沖縄戦における記録や証言の映像製作を手掛けている海燕社（かいえんしゃ）をもともと勤めていた映像会社の元上司で映画監督の　故・野村岳也（のむら がくや）さんなどと2010年設立しました。​海燕社の自主製作作品には2012年の映文連アワード文部科学大臣賞受賞の「ふじ学徒隊」や1966年の久高島の祭祀を撮影した「...

Series: Signs & GloryTitle: “Can you see what Jesus is doing?"Subtitle: "From Blindness to Belief”Scripture: John 9🎯 Bottom line: True sight doesn’t come from your eyes—it comes from humbling yourself & believing that Jesus is who he says he is and that he's doing all he promised to do.Or put another way: Jesus gives sight to the blind—but those who think they see without Him remain blind.This chapter isn’t ultimately about physical healing—it’s about spiritual vision. The man born blind receives both physical sight and spiritual insight as he responds to Jesus in faith. In ...

Prosecutors are expected to rest their case today in the murder trial of Miles Pfeffer, the Bucks County man accused of killing Temple University Police Sgt. Christopher Fitzgerald. Jurors are expected to hear from a firearms expert, a crime scene officer, and the medical examiner this morning. We still don't know if Pfeffer will testify in his own defense. KYW Newsradio's crime and justice reporter Kristen Johanson has more.

El Museo Extremeño e Iberoamericano de Arte Contemporáneo (MEIAC) acoge estos días la exposición retrospectiva `Historias de familia¿, dedicada a la artista portuguesa Ana Vidigal. La muestra, comisariada por Patrícia Reis, reúne obras de cuatro décadas de trayectoria y se enmarca en el proyecto de cooperación cultural transfronteriza 'Campo Abierto/Campo Aberto', impulsado por la Junta de Extremadura y la Fundação Eugénio de Almeida. Charlamos con Patrícia Reis.