Chronicles of faith podcast

Is your child’s car seat actually fitted and used correctly? Mustapha sits down with Sam from Littles Child Restraints, a professional child restraint fitter, to discuss the most common mistakes parents make when fitting and using baby, toddler and child car seats. Sam explains why simply owning a good car seat isn’t enough. The conversation covers secure installation, harness positioning, correctly restraining and releasing a child, the dangers of loose or incorrectly fitted seats, distracted driving, expensive car seats, 360° seats, and why parents should regularly check their child restraint. Episode highlights: 00:00 The Car Seat Mistakes Parents Need to Know 01:48 The Worst Car Seat Installation He’s Ever Seen 06:02 Fitting a Car Seat Isn’t Enough 11:13 The 3 Steps Every Parent Should Remember 18:16 Why Children Get Their Arms Out of the Harness 22:19 What Actually Happens to a Child in a Crash 28:22 Taking Your Eyes Off the Road for Just 2 Seconds 35:02 Are Expensive Car Seats Actually Better? 36:46 Are 360° Car Seats Worth It? 40:45 Why Parents Should Regularly Check Their Car Seats 44:09 Sam’s Final Message to Parents A practical conversation every parent and caregiver should hear.

This Pod may contain discussion of suicide, suicidal thoughts, depression and mental health struggles. Some listeners may find this content distressing.If this raises anything for you, support is available. In Australia, call Lifeline on 13 11 14 or Suicide Call Back Service on 1300 659 467. If you or someone else is in immediate danger, call 0000:00 He Almost Ended It All1:29 Meet Papi — Travel, Sport & His Polynesian Roots7:28 The Darkest Moment of His Life12:00 Embracing Islam & Finding Brotherhood15:35 How Islam Changed His Life18:00 Africa, the Middle East & Seeing the World Differently21:00 Breaking Polynesian Stereotypes & Barriers24:20 Changing Your Circle, Mindset & Direction29:58 Helping Polynesians Discover Islam34:34 His Message to the Polynesian Community & Final ReflectionsHe reached a point where he felt like ending his life. Then his journey towards Islam changed everything.In this powerful episode of the Chronicles of Faith Podcast, Papy Sah opens up about mental health, identity, hardship, embracing Islam and completely changing the direction of his life.His journey didn’t stop with his own transformation. Today, he is passionate about breaking barriers for Polynesians, challenging stereotypes and showing the next generation that your past does not determine your future.A raw conversation about Islam, mental health, Polynesian culture, faith, purpose and second chances.If this episode helps you or someone you know, share it with them.Lifestyle • Culture • Faith#Islam #Polynesian #Muslim #MentalHealth #PolynesianMuslim #IslamicPodcast #ChroniclesOfFaith

حلقة مع الشيخ عوني الحارس نتحدث فيها عن محبة النبي محمد ﷺ، مدحه وتعظيمه، الاحتفال بالمولد النبوي، ومعنى البدعة الحسنة والبدعة السيئة، مع قصص وعِبر تزيد القلب تعلقًا برسول الله ﷺ

I’ve watched Antonio grow over the last five years — but this moment meant something different. No script. No preparation. Just Antonio having the courage to sit behind the microphone and share his story.0:00 Preview0:41 Core Assist Partnership0:59 Meet Antonio | 5 Years of Growth1:28 How the NDIS Helped Antonio1:55 From a Shy Kid to a Young Man3:01 How Core Assist Helped Him Find Work3:37 Antonio’s Growth in Confidence4:02 His First Ever Podcast4:15 Antonio’s Goals for His Future5:07 Facing His Father’s Health Scare5:53 What Antonio Learned Through Core Assist6:52 Growing, Maturing & Making Better Decisions7:36 Antonio’s Goals for the Next 5 Years8:01 Antonio Opens Up About His Childhood9:05 Antonio’s Message to Core Assist

Former Wests Tigers chairman Lee Hagipantelis joins COF Podcast for a candid conversation about Brydens Lawyers, law, leadership and the reality of running an NRL club.With the Wests Tigers again dominating NRL headlines, Lee opens up about why he regrets accepting the chairman’s role, the pressure behind the scenes, intense media scrutiny and the decisions involving Benji Marshall, Tim Sheens and Luke Brooks.Lee also shares his remarkable journey from joining Brydens Lawyers in Liverpool in 1988 to becoming a partner at just 29 and eventually assuming ownership of the firm.Chapters: 00:00 Episode Preview02:08 Meet Lee Hagipantelis03:00 Brydens Lawyers and Wests Tigers04:11 Lee’s Western Sydney Roots06:00 Legal Career and Becoming a Partner09:24 The Importance of Liverpool and Western Sydney12:12 Personal Injury Law and Community Legacy15:43 Entering Rugby League17:09 Becoming Wests Tigers Chairman19:27 “I Regret Becoming Chairman”21:04 Media Pressure and Public Criticism23:41 NRL 360 and the Luke Brooks Controversy25:37 Tim Sheens and the Benji Marshall Plan28:35 The Future of the Wests Tigers30:49 Lee’s Definition of Success32:20 Multiculturalism and Australian Identity37:46 Would Lee Return to Rugby League?39:21 NRL Expansion and Broadcast Rights41:04 Purpose, Leadership and Final Advice#LeeHagipantelis #WestsTigers #BrydensLawyers👉 Drop a comment: What was your biggest takeaway from this episode?👉 Like, Subscribe & hit the 🔔 for real convos on faith, culture & impact.🎧 Listen on Spotify & Apple Podcasts📺 Watch full episodes here on YouTube✨ Chronicles of Faith PodcastInspiring stories of faith, purpose, and culture to help you live with impact.📱 Follow us:Instagram → @chroniclesoffaithpodcastTikTok → @chroniclesoffaithpodcast🌐 Website → socialtap.com/cofpodcastExplore the podcast