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Welcome to the 100 Reasons 4 College Podcast podcast, where college students share their hacks, tips and experiences of how to win in college.

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THE JAGUAR TRILOGY: Uptown Jaguar EP [OUT NOW] F Scott Fitzjaguar [COMING SOON] The Jaguar Warrior [TBD] amorymgmt@gmail.com for bookings / requests

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Not for the Dinner Table is a podcast where your hosts Sophie and David discuss topics that are not suitable for the dinner table. From ghostly hauntings to conspiracy theories and true crime. Remember everyone is welcome at our dinner table, except….

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Christ centered, Spirit-filled preaching/teaching to encourage the Body of Christ, and prepare them for God’s Calling for their life. If you are in the Aiken, SC area come join us Sunday Morning @ River of Life Church 1411 York St NE, Aiken, SC 29801. You can see our services on Youtube at www.youtube.com/@riveroflifechurchaikensc3082/streams or on Facebook at www.facebook.com/rolcaiken. Connect with us at www.rolcaiken.com. If you would like Pastor Steve to speak at your church he is available for speaking engagements or revivals. For more information or scheduling connect with us by email at stephen@flamesofrevival.org.

Categories: Religion & Spirituality

Helping you cultivate a toolbox of practises to expand your consciousness and come back into wholeness.

Categories: Education, Religion & Spirituality

Hi, I’m vocalist Valerie Day from the 80s band Nu Shooz. In Living A Vocal Life, I interview vocalists of all genres, in different stages of their careers, from singers on the Billboard charts to those teaching the next generation. What do they have in common? They’re all performers with amazing stories to tell and experiences to share.In our conversations, you’ll learn what inspired them to become a singer, the challenges they’ve encountered, and how they’ve overcome them. You’ll also hear what I’ve learned on my journey as a singer and educator — practical tools and insights that I hope will help you in your own vocal life.Please join us!

Categories: Arts, Education, Music

Tags: interviews, music career, singers, singing, vocalists

Stay up to date with the Go community in about 15 minutes per week

Categories: News, Technology

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Her father compels her to visit the biggest mansion in the village to “claim kin” with the aristocratic d’Urberville family. She falls prey to the debauched son of the house and returns home to give birth in secret to an illegitimate baby who lives only for a few days. Determined to put her past behind her, she goes to work as a milkmaid in a faraway country farmhouse where she falls in love with a good and kind young man. Her conscience troubles her and she confesses the truth about herself in a letter which her beloved never receives. Tess of the d’Urbervilles by Thomas Hardy is the quintessential cliff hanger. Incidentally, Hardy is the author with whom this term actually originated. In one of his books, A Pair of Blue Eyes, he had his hero literally hanging from a cliff face, giving rise to the term in Victorian literature. Many great works of literature in this period were serialized in magazines of the day and depended on such devices to keep the reader interested and engaged enough to read the next installment! Nevertheless, Hardy’s compassion, love of nature, his romantic idealism and wonderful style make Tess of the d’Urbervilles a great read for all ages. The story of a woman doomed by circumstances to humiliation, poverty and despair, but attempts to emerge from these by sheer dint of will does indeed make compelling reading. The concept of universal justice which does not take individual situations into account is another major theme in this book. For Tess, the heroine, who is constantly judged and condemned by society, though she is completely innocent, justice is a blind and cruel fate. Tess of the d’Urbervilles presents a very interesting picture of Victorian England at the time of great social and economic change. Tess’s father’s ill-conceived and foolish delusion that his family is descended from nobility leads him to push his daughter into disaster. Hardy also presents several moral dilemmas in the book—the conventional ideas of love, marriage, family and security are explored and found wanting as more modern ideas begin to emerge in the new age of industrialism. The contrast between the “pure” and unspoiled countryside and the “wicked” and tainted cities is constantly presented. Heavily censored and censured when it was first published in 1891, modern day readers of today will find much that is relevant, apart from its being a good, satisfying read in the best traditions of story telling.

Categories: Arts, Kids & Family

Tags: audio books, audiobook, ebooks, fiction, free audio books, Kids, Literature, Loyal Books, loyalbooks.com, romance, Tess of the d'Urbervilles, Thomas Hardy

Jessica Ashley, single mamas, and experts talk mothering solo.

Categories: Health & Fitness, Kids & Family

Podcast going into the world of movies, television, professional wrestling and pro football

Categories: TV & Film

May Wilkerson and Alyssa Limperis are best friends, stand-up comedians, and crazy – clinically speaking, and just regular speaking. Join them each week to discuss mental health, popular culture, and more — live from inside the quarantine. They invite comedians, journalists, artists, doctors (thank god) and more to join them each week and help shine a light on the things people usually keep hidden. This podcast will be more fun than hanging out in person, promise. Theme music by Emily Lynne with additional music by Brendon Clark. Produced by Anosh McAdam and UCB Comedy.

Categories: Comedy

Experience the world through the sailor’s eyes. We travel around the world discovering the invaluable insights that made us who we are, sharing art, food, history and culture. We tell stories about life from the sailor’s point of view! Sailing adventures, traveling stories across the oceans. An informative and entertaining podcast.

Categories: Arts, History, Society & Culture

Tags: art, boat, boating, boatlife, boats, charter, explore, Fishing, Food, Funny, History, inspirational, maritime, Motivation, nautical, ocean, offshore, Philosophy, sail, sailboat, sailing, sailor, sea, Stories, storytelling, travel, veteran, Writer, writing, yacht, yachtlife, yachts

Movies, Music, Sports, or Even Obi-wan Aging So Drastically From Episode 3 To Episode 4, Honestly Anything And Everything Can be a Topic

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One Warrior One shares stories and experiences that are experienced by many of us. Through these shared experiences we share a common bond, a bond that teaches us we never know how strong we are until being strong is the only choice we have. Namaste my friends, in love & light, Kelly

Categories: Society & Culture

Get an insider’s view of the consulting industry. Learn more about how to improve your consulting skills. Expand your ability with this informative and relevant podcast. [itunes pic]
Accurate communication and clear understanding are difficult when words are used imprecisely or ambiguously. Misuse of words and misunderstanding go hand in hand. Listen to this podcast to better understand this issue. Write me for Examples that should illustrate how important it is to gain a careful knowledge of the words employed in a meeting, conference call, whitepaper or news article.

Categories: Business

Tags: business, consulting, houston, Management

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This is Episode Three, Part Two of the ContinentalDrifters.ca Podcast, featuring Rob Sweatman, Adam Pateman, and Stewart Gary (with Beth and Natalie who somehow stuck it out and survived 10 weeks traveling with us through Africa), as they update the world about their trip through Africa. Part three was recorded live Busua, Ghana, where we had been camping on the beach for the last 5 nights. This podcast covers from the end of Episode Two (when we camping on a rooftop in Djenne, Mali) and includes our travels across West Africa, which included a 5 day trek into Dogon Country and travel by bus through Burkina Faso and Benin to the Atlantic Coast. From there we ditched the bus as traveled West towards Ghana, which would be the last few weeks of our trip. This podcast has a bitter/sad tone for most of it, but we had just packed up and we’re parting ways with Adam, who was taking the bus (and our portable audio recording device) directly to Accra, en route to North America. We were also still a little bit angry with our former travel companions, and all of these frustrations come out in the form of venting. But it was the way our trip went, just thought that i would leave a warning.

Categories: Society & Culture

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