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Join Dr. Johnson as he explores the human experience through this playful and gamified perspective. Chris breathes life into textbook topics through tales of adventurers, comic book heroes, scientists, mythological beings, and philosophers. He illustrates a world where our best self is akin to an action-adventure hero. You will learn how play and sports are the modern hero’s journey. Discover the Ludus, and live like the hero of your favorite game.

The two words of this concept “Pastor” and “Plus” have very distinct meanings. First, the word “Pastor” refers to those who are leading, instructing, serving, or maybe influential in their local ministries/communities. The word “Plus” refers to the additional gifts, talents, skills, or additional spheres of influence. These words are mentioned together because the name itself suggests that these two components must be thought of together and can be impactful when used to feed each other. This book helps pastors become of aware of the skill that may already be present, and ...

Two guys who have run one too many games of Dungeons and Dragons. Here we gripe about foolish players, horrible mechanics, and bad dice rolls. As well as, worldbuilding, rules, and how to deal with the party splitting up for the third time this session.

Some Podcasts Keep Me Listening - Christopher Johnson hosts this podcast which will feature among other things, original music as well as commentary on that music, and also perhaps some of your favorite songs and some of mine by other artists, just to keep it interesting.

Mr.Franchise is a podcast all about film series. Together with my guests (ranging from working actors to good old fashioned film fans) we praise, compare, contrast and lambaste our way through sequels , remakes and films that exist with in cinematic universes. Theme music cred to : https://soundcloud.com/jakekaszas & https://sunsetryders.bandcamp.com

Who would ever guess that the beloved legend of Santa Claus involves a seldom-told tale of faith and friendship between two men -- one white and one black? Long ago, Santa Claus had an African partner named Pete and together they brought the spirit of Christmas to America's first settlers. These two forever changed the way families celebrate the holiday. But through the years, Pete's contribution was forgotten.

100:1 The Crack Legacy investigates the war on crack in the mid-1980s and the devastation left in its wake. Host Christopher Johnson shares the experiences of the men and women who were on the frontlines - narcotics cops, ex- dealers, artists, community activists - to help explain the rise in incarceration, hyper-aggressive policing, and police shootings of unarmed people of color that we are experiencing now.

Man Made Men will package up concepts that will help men create models that can be used to assist them in making other men. In this book, listeners will discover what it means to be a man, and by the end, have a template constructed for their own manhood model based on their own standards, convictions, and attributes. This is a must listen for fathers, leaders, men’s groups, and anyone that mentors young men.

Chinese and American leaders appear to be gearing up for a longer-term struggle, making a trade deal increasingly elusive.

[Contains explicit content] Decades ago, you sent hundreds of people to prison. And to this day, you know a lot of those sentences weren’t fair. How do you make things right? As a federal judge in the mid-90s, Nancy Gertner’s hands were tied by laws that forced her to come down severely against drug offenses – especially when crack cocaine was involved. We often think of judges as all-powerful in their courts.

[Contains explicit content] The series begins with the deaths of two young black men. First, Freddie Gray, who died after police arrested him and threw him into the back of a police van in Baltimore. Then, Len Bias: the rising college basketball player. His cocaine overdose in 1986 helped ignite a new, more aggressive phase of the War On Drugs, one that zeroed in on crack cocaine and black communities.

[Contains explicit content] Close your eyes and think “crack dealer.” Who do you see? How about a chubby big brother from the Chicago projects, who played high school football and made sure everyone did their homework before bed? Eric Wilson had a mantra: protect the family. So, when the jobs weren’t coming and his mom’s drug problem got in the way, Eric did what he had to do. He sold crack cocaine.

[Contains explicit content] Welcome to Washington, DC - the nation’s capital. By the late 1980s, the crack cocaine trade had transformed DC into the "murder capital" of America. In this episode, Christopher Johnson takes a trip back home, to the DC area, to remember just how devastating crack cocaine was for the city. A former narcotics cop takes him across the Anacostia River, and through what was once a notorious open-air crack market.

[Contains explicit content] It is the mid-1980s, and America is alarmed by the dawn of crack cocaine. We go to Capitol Hill for the little-known story of behind the “tough-on-crime” era, when lawmakers played fast and loose with mandatory minimum sentencing, literally “ picking numbers out of [their] asses” according to one insider.

[Contains explicit content] The “war on crack” is over, but the legacy of that battle is alive today – especially in police departments around the country. In this episode, we look at how changes in police practices and attitudes reaching back at least three decades are still shaping the way cops behave, especially towards black Americans. And we explore police behavior as an extension of a larger understanding of blacks as inherently criminal - and the future of that understanding under President Donald Trump.

A perfect gift for your favorite history buff, or for your own collection, this audio set from the acclaimed Eminent Lives series is a must for anyone interested in the story of America.

Welcome to AI: Shaping Tomorrow, the podcast that explores the transformative power of artificial intelligence and its impact on our future. Join us as we delve into the latest advancements, groundbreaking research, and the ethical considerations surrounding AI technology. Each episode features in-depth interviews with leading experts, innovators, and thought leaders who are at the forefront of AI development.Discover how AI is revolutionizing industries, from healthcare and finance to entertainment and education. Learn about the challenges and opportunities that come with integrating AI into ...

A Word Is Not A Sparrow is a diverse anthology of stories set amid Russian repression through the centuries; personal narrator testimony about the impact in America of immigrant grandparents from Ukraine and elsewhere; powerful fables and allegories that deliver universal messages about displacement, migration, and human connection; and classic Cossack folk tales that are a touchstone of Ukrainian culture. Listen as we let these words fly out around the world.

In this audio unfolds a collection of short stories, a collection of tales that traverse the years in Carteret County, North Carolina. Each narrative is a glimpse into the captivating stories that have evolved over time, weaving a rich tapestry of history and culture. My sincere hope is that you find joy in these stories and are inspired to delve deeper into the ones that resonate most with you.