fort bragg Podcasts

Rebel Voices and other shows from KNYO!

Mendocino College Radio Hour is a monthly public affairs broadcast that highlights various aspects of Mendocino College and the pivotal part it plays in our community. Hosted by the Mendocino College Foundation Executive Director, guests include current and former students; faculty and counselors; support and administrative staff who inform the listening public about what’s happening at the College. Topics range from how to apply for Financial Aid to Dual Enrollment programs at District High Schools to the Academic and Career Technical Education options offered at the main campus in Ukiah as well as the Centers in Lakeport, Willits and Fort Bragg. The goal of the show is to be informative and encouraging, revealing the many options that await current and potential students and the opportunities to partner with local employers. Our hope is to connect with those listeners who might not be familiar with everything their local community college has to offer.

Audio sermon archive for Manna Church: 5117 Cliffdale Rd. Fayetteville, NC 28314

Fort Bragg Stories is a collaboration between The Fayetteville Observer and WUNC’s American Homefront Project to commemorate a century of history at Fort Bragg through personal narratives. If you’d like to share your Fort Bragg story, you can email ftbraggstories@wunc.org.

Sermons from a variety of speakers who have shared their messages in the Fort Bragg (CA) Seventh-day Adventist Church. If a Power Point slide show is available, (a *.ppt or *.pptx) you can download a free viewer from Microsoft. Just copy and paste the following URL into your browser to get to the download page. http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=6

Did you miss PWOC?! Are you stuck at home?!!? Let's worship the Lord together! Let's grow in God's Word and truth together.

GLBC is located in the coastal town of Fort Bragg, CA. We are a church family with a fresh focus on ministry. We are dedicated to keeping busy in the Lord\'s work, loving people, sharing the Gospel and worshiping the Lord. Check us out at www.glbcfortbragg.org!

Military moves are different. This show gives you real talk on buying, selling, renting, and investing around duty stations. We break down VA loans, PCS timelines, midterm and furnished rentals, and the day to day choices that make a home work in real life.Each episode I share my transactions, the mistakes and the wins, and simple numbers you can follow. You will hear case studies from Fort Bragg, Shaw AFB, Ft Jackson, and Ft Campbell, with lessons you can use at any base. We keep it clear and practical. No fluff.Who it is for: military families and spouses, service members, DOD civilians, and pros who serve this niche. If you want straight answers and a game plan, you are in the right place.Hosted by Brittney, a military spouse and Realtor in North Carolina. New episodes drop Wednesday's at 7am!Grab your FREE Agent Referral Guide: https://eft24.kit.com/96b35ce0de ✨

Helping Others Organize Themselves

Welcome to Snap Sessions!, a podcast that looks at artists and their creative pursuits from Northern California to Europe and beyond, as well as investigating provocative articles and broadcasts across the political spectrum. On a daily basis we are overwhelmed by a variety of writings and programs in a dizzying array of venues. And scores of creative people respond in a multiplicity of imaginative genres. Snap Sessions! talks to contemporary artists about their creative ventures, and digests political articles that we miss. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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Our hope is that this podcast would help you stay connected, and stay in the fight for Jesus whenever and wherever you find yourself. We hope to give you tools, encouragement and exhortation to become like Jesus in character and in mission. Therefore Go and Make Disciples! Mt 28.18-20

A bi-weekly five-minute internal information newscast produced for U.S. Army Reserve Command military personnel, civilian employees and family members of both. It provides news about events, changes and other activities that impact the people who work in the command at Fort Bragg, NC. Includes information that is useful to Soldiers, families, employees and others as well as subordinate commands and units who support the Army Reserve world-wide.

Sermons from Chapel Next Ministry, Pope Chapel, Fort Bragg, NC

The premier podcast from the U.S. Army John F. Kennedy Special Warfare Center and School — the Army's Special Operations Center of Excellence — at Fort Bragg, North Carolina. Join us as we explore critical topics to forge a holistic understanding of Special Warfare, and the role of Army Special Operations Forces of the past, present and in the future of our National Defense.

Steve and Dave, fresh off their Mad Men watch, and their current Rockford Files watch, discuss the Black Sheep with an eye to history, pop culture and other general geekiness.

At the welcome invitation of his longstanding friend and colleague, Eric Gordon, MD, he joined Gordon Medical Associates in April 2009. This allowed him to become a part of this medical community, along with the bonus of being closer to his three children and his wifes family, all of whom reside on the West Coast. Dr. Nathan opened the Fort Bragg branch of GMA in August, 2009.Neil is a gifted physician who is passionate about healing. Since he loves to learn, he considers himself "always a s ...

The mission of the Cumberland County Progressives is to promote economic, social, and environmental justice, peace and sustainability in North Carolina, work to maximize the democratic process, advocate for today's most pressing issues, serve as a voice of conscience.

Tom served 20 years in the US Army. Serving 3 years at Schofield Barracks, HI and 17 years in two of the United States Elite Special Operations units the 75th Ranger Regiment and 5th Special Forces Group. Tom has deployed to Bosnia- Herzegovina for Peacekeeping Operations and has multiple combat deployments to both Iraq and Afghanistan. While assigned to 5th Special Forces Group, he has conducted multiple deployments to the middle East outside of the combat capacity in support of the Global War on Terrorism. At 17 years he was assigned to 1st Special Warfare Training Group Fort Bragg, where he fulfilled his instructor time at the Special Forces Assessment and Selection as a Senior Instructor on the Land Navigation Committee. Nearing his 20 years Tom realized the effects years of combat deployments and alcohol abuse had taken on his mental health and decided to seek help before retiring. It was at the treatment facility that he truly noticed the damage that had been done and vowed to never return to those dark times. Although his Chain of Command was supportive, Tom understood the gaps that the Army had when it came to dealing with soldiers, substance abuse, and mental health. It was during his treatment that he really began to get an understanding of all his mental health issues ranging from depression to anger issues. With sharing his struggles, he hopes to further spark the conversation of mental health and make it not so taboo to speak about, society has made the subject of mental health so taboo that it makes it very difficult for people to reach out for help until its too late. He hopes to give a voice to those that are struggling to ask for help and to one day have the military take a deeper look into their Policies and Regulations on how they deal with soldiers with substance abuse and mental health issues. Tom hopes to start a #imapersonnotaproblem movement to bring further mental health awareness especially to active soldiers and veterans. Outside of mental health this podcast will be a way for everyone that tunes in to find some sort of motivation, inspiration, hope and laughter throughout the great stories that will be shared by Tom and his guests.

Military, bombs, and non humans...Oh My! This is just a mini rant on the foolery that is occurring in Fayetteville NC. Right beside Fort Bragg’s Military Base