Genesis Recap Part 3 explores faith, moral injury, accountability, and finding God as your true north. Join The Revivalists as they close Genesis and prepare to enter Exodus.

Can artificial intelligence truly think—or is it simply reflecting the humans who created and trained it?

In Part 5 of TWOCPT’s six-part “What Is Consciousness?” series, MJ takes a deep dive into the history and evolution of AI, human influence, political and corporate power, technology dependence, and the growing role artificial intelligence plays in our everyday lives.

From early AI research to today’s generative systems, MJ asks a bigger question: If a machine can reason, communicate, recognize patterns, and imitate human thought, does that make it conscious?

And if intelligence can exist without conscious experience, what separates human consciousness from artificial intelligence?

🎙️ The World of Conscious Positive Thinking with MJ — Episode 88

What is good everyone! Today we are joined By Ishmael Olivan, owner B.A.M.F cigars, R.O.C.F cigars and many other companies. He is joining us today to tell about his new releases as well the TPA and his factory reserve club which is a great way to try some new brands that he makes not available stateside. come check it out and smoke some cigars with us. Follow our guests below Follow Ish and Join the TPA instagram@bamf_cigarsBamfcigars.com@tpa_rocksTpa.rocks

Wayne Thompson is a dedicated military veteran whose service spans both the Army National Guard and continued commitment through the Texas State Guard. Wayne represents the citizen-soldier spirit - serving his community, supporting state missions, and staying ready when his neighbors need him most. This podcast explores Wayne's path of service, the values that shaped him and the ongoing role plays in strengthening his state and supporting those around him.

Army veteran Farron D. Dozier joins Tracer Rounds for a powerful conversation on mental toughness, faith‑based perseverance, and the lifelong work of turning adversity into purpose. With 24 years in the U.S. Army, Farron now mentors youth, athletes, and service members through emotional intelligence, resilience, and self‑forgiveness. As a sickle cell advocate and owner of the Orcas basketball team, Farron is building community on every front — from health awareness to athletic leadership. His story is about service, strength, and using your journey to empower others.

Join Eva as she is live from Dominion Raceway. Racers, start your engines!

The Pivot -Breaking Free with guest Jeff Vargas teaches one powerful truth: one conversation or one decision can change your life. After 30+ years in leadership and human growth, he helps people break breakthrough limiting stories and choose a stronger direction

The Fortitude To Finish! Starting something is exciting. When you announce your new vision, people congratulate you. When you launch your business, ministry, book, podcast, fitness journey, or new chapter, everybody sees your enthusiasm. But what happens when the excitement disappears? What happens when people stop clapping? What happens when the results take longer than you expected? What happens when the assignment becomes difficult, expensive, lonely, inconvenient, or painful? That is when motivation is no longer enough. You need fortitude. Fortitude is the courage and strength to continue through difficulty, adversity, discomfort, and delay. It is the inner determination that says: “I may be tired, but I am not finished.” “I may need to rest, but I will not surrender.” “I may have to change my strategy, but I will not abandon my assignment."

In this episode of Oscar Mike Radio, I had the privilege of speaking with Neil Adams, author of From the Pile, a book that honors the life and legacy of his friend Michael Dorian, a 9/11 first responder whose story reminds us that courage and service can take many forms. Michael was HIV-positive and immunocompromised, but when America was attacked on September 11, 2001, he volunteered to help at Ground Zero. Working alongside firefighters in the dust and debris, Michael used saline to flush contaminants from their eyes—doing whatever he could to help those working on the pile. A veterinary technician and volunteer NYPD officer, Michael had lived a complicated and sometimes turbulent life. His story wasn't one of perfection. It was one of perseverance, friendship, courage, and ultimately redemption.

25 years later, we still remember. 🇺🇸 Magic Mike reflects on 9/11, the veterans who answered the call, forgiveness, healing & what freedom means today. Never forget. 🎙️ Veterans Talk on MBR. #NeverForget #Veterans #911 #MBRadio