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Your never alone in this journey call life. We need people around is to walk on it, to guide us and to let us know that we aren’t the only ones going thru seasons. With God anything is possible and we are completely relentless in him.
Categories: Society & Culture
A whimsical, some say silly, look at news from around the world.
Categories: Comedy
Conversations between cousins as they discuss a variety of topics
Categories: Comedy
A podcast in which my wife gets her opportunity to voice her opinion about the plethora of bad movies that I subject her to on a daily basis. Enjoy bad movies? Completely hate them? Either way, there’s a voice for you here! Oh yea, visit the blog at: http://imademywifewatchthis.blogspot.com/ A general podcast in which I allow my wife to voice her opinion about the good, the bad, and the really, really bad in movies. She has been my faithful partner in crime in watching movies for almost 10 years, and now it’s her time to let her voice be heard. If you enjoy the lowest of the low in horror movies, and you want a new perspective on it, then feel free to listen to this podcast!
Categories: TV & Film
Tags: Chicago, corcoran, horror, movie, review, TV & Film, wife
we ask are attractive host Nate the question the universe ponders over to this day is a hot dog a sandwich!
Categories: Arts
This story opens with a lovely, poor and proud young woman who lives with her aunt. The young woman saves the life of a farmer who subsequently falls in love with her. However, the young woman inherits a fortune and moves away. On the flip side the farmer loses everything he has and travels around the country seeking employment. One evening the farmer helps to put out a blazing fire in a lonely farm. When the veiled owner comes out to thank him, he discovers that she is none other than the beautiful woman who once rejected him and moved away. Thomas Hardy was brought up in rural Dorset and was the son of a humble stonemason. He suffered from life long ill health and was schooled at home till he was sixteen. He then trained to be an architect and began writing poetry. He wrote his first novel The Poor Man and The Lady in 1867 but met with little success. Hardy destroyed the manuscript and worked on two others which were published but anonymously. In 1873, he published A Pair of Blue Eyes, to which he put his own name and this book was relatively more successful. In fact the term, “cliff-hanger” which refers to stories in which the reader is left in suspense till the next chapter originated with the book which originally appeared in serial form in a magazine. Far From the Madding Crowd was Hardy’s fourth novel and gave him his first taste of literary and commercial success. It also laid the foundation for several themes that Hardy would continue to use. The concept of Wessex itself was an important Hardy motif in which he contrasts the rural setting against a rapidly industrializing urban England. In many of his novels, his characters are unable to stem the flow of events. The effects of overwhelming passion, women’s rights, society’s constraints and demands which clash with individual wants and desires, are some of the themes explored in his work. The beautiful and proud Bathsheba Everdene, Gabriel Oak, the man who loves her, the rich, lonely and strait laced William Boldwood, the dashing and debonair Sergeant Troy, the tragic Fanny Robin are all memorable characters who make Far From the Madding Crowd an absorbing and thought provoking read.
Categories: Arts
Tags: audio books, audiobook, ebooks, Far From the Madding Crowd, free audio books, Loyal Books, loyalbooks.com, Thomas Hardy
We hear a lot about diversity, inclusion, equity, anti-racism, and (inter)cultural competency, but do we really know the meanings of these terms? And how do we put these ideas into action? On the 15th of every month, Marpheen Chann and Liz Greason will talk with Mainers from diverse walks of life who are on the frontlines of doing just that–moving ideas into action–and hear about the varied approaches these leaders are taking to make Maine a more just and equitable place for us all to call home. So if you’re looking to learn about best practices, where to go for resources and support, or
Categories: Society & Culture
Strayed Talk is discussing real life journeys of diverse individuals who seek to impact and influence our listeners with their intriguing stories
Categories: Society & Culture
A space to recognize life’s moments – big, small and everything in between – encouraging you to leave your mark in every moment.
Categories: Religion & Spirituality
Right On Track is a podcast all about Thomas The Tank Engine & Friends spanning across the book and tv series. In each episode, you will hear the hosts review each instalment to the show, explore the origins as well as real-life railways and hear discussions about the world of model trains, plus much more!
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Categories: Kids & Family, TV & Film
Siblings Marc Shecter and Julie Kinn give you a close look at the science and history of the things we take for granted. Then they give up the topic for a couple of weeks and tell you how it goes!
Categories: Education, Health & Fitness
Tags: Comedy, commute, Funny, History, mindfulness, science, selfimprovement
What’s it like to run a YouTube channel for over 13 years? What’s it like to create new videos on a weekly basis? What’s the story behind each video? No Cameras Allowed is the autobiographical behind-the-scenes journey of one of the longest running tech YouTube channels of all time: Computer Clan. Join Ken (and his alter ego, Krazy Ken) as they dive in to the rarely told stories behind the Computer Clan’s epic creations—and the not-so-epic ones.
Categories: Technology
Welcome to the Walking Through The Word Podcast 4 Kids! Pastors Dale Evrist, Joel Evrist and Grant Ebright are here to help us meet with God in the Secret Place. Follow along with us in the Walking Through the Word 2-Year Daily Reading and Study Guide found in your Daily Life Journal 4 Kids: A Resource for Kids Meeting Daily with God (Life Reach Resources). If you don’t yet have a Daily Life Journal 4 Kids, go to lifereachresources.com to get one. In addition to this podcast, the adults in your life will also enjoy a daily journey through the scriptures with Pastor Dale Evirst and the Walking Through The Word Podcast. Now, get ready for God’s Word to change you!
Categories: Kids & Family, Religion & Spirituality
Tags: christian
This podcast focuses on Christian based advice on relationship, dating, parenting, single moms, purpose and so much more. Taken from the Christian lifestyle blog sophie-sticatedmom.com and the Sophie-sticated Mom YouTube Channel. The Host Sophia Reed, has a Ph.D. in human behavior, a MS in marriage and family therapy, and is a National Certified Counselor
Categories: Education, Health & Fitness, Religion & Spirituality
Tags: advice, Christian lifestyle, dating, relationship, self help, Self-Improvement, single moms
Steph and Liz are two 30-somethings that have lived a lot of life. Listen to them discuss all about their firsts spanning a wide variety of topics which have led them on very different paths to get them where they are today – both back at their mother’s. Filled with funny, sincere, and relatable ancedotes, Steph and Liz provide their listeners intimate details of their lives from the perspectives of a soon-to-be divorced mother of two who had to give up her business and a single, childless, corporate workaholic.
Categories: Comedy
Jeff Albert talks about music, the music industry, and technology…and other stuff Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/scratchmybrain/support
Categories: Music
A podcast for TV fans of all types! Nothing beats relaxing on the couch and turning on the boob tube. We’re avid television watchers, and we’re here to appreciate the unique, long form storytelling of TV, as we get engrossed in characters, plot lines, and events of many shows and programs (and types and genres of those shows and programs). Here at CPU!, we are not about hyper-analysis of each episode. We are reacting as TV fans would react, for better or for worse, about whole seasons, half seasons, special event episodes, or even entire runs of shows. We sit “around the water cooler” to talk new TV, Look Back at shows of yesteryear, and have series covering our favorites in more detail. Couch Potatoes Unite! is hosted (as a blog and podcast) at couchpotatoesunite.wordpress.com. Also, find us on Facebook, Twitter (@cpupodcast), Instagram (@couchpotatoesunite), and Pinterest (@cpupodcast). Come join us around the Water Cooler. Maybe we’ll be chatting about one of YOUR favorite shows.
Tags: couch, couchpotato, couchpotatoesunite, Podcast, potato, potatoes, television, tv, Unite
The We Choose Respect ParentCast is a great resource for parents looking to raise kids to be healthy, happy and respectful. Show host Jed Doherty is known throughout the US and Puerto Rico as Jedlie, a fun and a bit wacky former social worker turned magician. Three times each week Jedlie will interview authors, parenting experts and guest who are just plain fun.
Categories: Education, Kids & Family
Tags: antibullying, dignityandrespectact, families, family, Kids, parenting, parents, respect