Guest: Anne Santucci – Social Science teacher at Crystal Lake South and Cary-Grove High School, Dual Credit U.S. History instructor at MCC, and head girls’ soccer coach at Cary-GroveIn this episode, Steph and Todd chat with Anne Santucci, a teacher who knows that innovation doesn’t always mean doing something brand new; it can also mean looking at what’s already working and finding fresh ways to make it even better.Anne shares stories from her classroom and coaching experiences, from a well-worn

Identity is ever evolving and changing, but sometimes we get stuck in the past. This episode takes you on a journey back to my college campus, where I visited by 20 year old self. I intuitively looked into past life karma, trauma bolds and anxious attachment patterns that I was holding in my body. I chose to actively heal these ties with energetic practices and create a more empowering identity for myself. Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jocelyn_resnick/Mentorship:

Not that one... A graphic designer & karaoke star. Chris is a good friend. Every time we get together we have discussions, debates and just exchange ideas. It's always fun and always random. We decided to have a chat live. Hope you enjoy. Thanks for coming out Chris. 🙏🙏🙏

In this episode of the “In My Opinion Podcast”, we have a raw and unfiltered chat about those small things we say in dating that actually mean a lot more than they seem. We talk about dating behaviour you don’t realise, why the phrase “you’re right” might send the wrong signal, and how gender double standards in modern relationships play out in real life.We also break down the hidden lifestyle costs of grooming, beauty routines, nails, lashes and hair — and how that all links into the social

Send us a text This week on Messy But Motivated, I sit down with my husband for a real, unfiltered talk about our 13 years of marriage — the highs, the hard parts, and the holy moments that changed everything. We go deep on how he came to faith, what’s kept us grounded through it all, and yes… we share some laughs along the way. At the end, I share an incredible testimony from Isabella — a woman whose life was forever changed after being kidnapped by her own grandmother and father at just fo...

Ever woken up frozen in the dark, sensing a shadowy figure lurking just out of reach? Nicole dives into the eerie reality of sleep paralysis—its science, cultural myths, and quick escapes—before we pivot to the silver screen's most relentless slashers.From Ghostface's meta mind games and Jason's lakeside rampages to found-footage chills, demonic deals, and Xenomorph hunts across the stars, Sara tallies the terrors of horror's almost endless empires. Plus, a last-minute Halloween candy confession:

Send us a text In this heartfelt episode, I celebrate the launch of my debut novel, The Orange Blossom. 🌺 This story is a love letter to Liberia—woven with family legacies, secrets, resilience, and the search for purpose. I share the behind-the-scenes journey of writing the book, the inspiration drawn from my heritage, and what I hope readers will take away. ✨ Whether you’re a book lover, educator, or advocate for cultural storytelling, this episode invites you into the heart of a story

In part two of this three-part discussion, Erika chats with her HBS classmate Rahul Mehendale about his experience at business school, as well as his consulting and entrepreneurial career to-date.

When I first got my recording equipment, my daughter was helping me practice and get comfortable using it. As I mentioned back in episode one, pushing that record button wasn’t easy for me at first, so she jumped in to help. Somewhere between testing mic levels and figuring out what button did what, we started talking about ghosts. What followed was a spontaneous conversation about the ghostly moments we’ve actually experienced — the chills, the laughter, and the stories that still make us wo...

From dragging a shark down the beach to topping the charts, Aussie country star Casey Barnes proves big dreams can start in small towns. Emily Jade & Millie dive into Casey’s teen years—footy injuries, awkward karaoke, Australian Idol, and how one teacher pushed him to chase music.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Ever wondered how well you need to swim to surf? In today's episode, we dive into one of the most overlooked but critical questions in beginner surfing. From the myth of "you'll be fine in waist-deep water" to the real risks of wipeouts, rip currents, and leashless boards, we talk about what "water competence" actually means. I share why I skipped my first surf lesson in Malibu, what lifeguards recommend, and how even strong swimmers can struggle in the ocean.

Episode Description:When technology is overwhelming for our parents (or even for us),patience, empathy, and the right kind of support can make all the difference. In this episode of Surfing the Quicksand, Kathy Vines sits down with Kristin Thorp, founder and Executive Director of SDM Foundation501(c)(3) nonprofit focused on teaching how to use technology, to explore how her team empowers older adults to embrace technology without shame or frustration.Kristin shares:Why doing it for someone often

Glenyce dives deep into the concept of resetting your wealth ceiling and shares her personal experience following a powerful class she recently facilitated. After noticing her own patterns of contraction post-expansion, Glenyce explains how our nervous system can resist new levels of wealth, and why simple awareness isn’t always enough to create lasting change.She introduces a transformative 21-day Wealth Ceiling Reset experience, guiding listeners through daily tools and practices designed to help

Dipalee Jukes is leading with purpose in engineering, and today she shares her journey as Co-Founder of Ground & Water, a leading geo-environmental and geotechnical consultancy committed to “Better living, engineered.” Dipalee is a school governor, speaker, podcaster, STEM advocate, and mom of three, passionately working toward Gender Equality (UN SDG5). Through initiatives like her Chai & Chat Engineering podcast, she raises awareness of the underrepresentation of minority ethnic women in

What do you do when you're forcibly separated from your 10 year old son and can only see him via Facetime for an hour a week?This is exactly what Kate Markland had to deal with, and in this amazing chat she shares how she turned that hour into a global movement.Kate shares:When she realised that a lot can happen in an hourHow stories can really change livesThe small steps she took when she was in the middle of adversity to get herself moving againHow she created a global movement despite what

Hi gang! Thanks for joining us for another episode of The Pot Cast. Today we are thrilled to welcome back another fan favourite for a part 2 episode, the king of Compton, master of natural selections, head honcho of free seed day and the wilson warrior... A big thank you to big Mase for taking the time to come chat to us, talk all things cannabis - hash, growing, breeding, plans and predictions for the future and more! Be sure to check out Masonics's instagram and website at

Sometimes we’re so busy diving into the technical weeds of estate planning that we forget to zoom out and make sure the basics are crystal clear.So in this episode, we’re going back to square one: What exactly is a trust? I cover Trusts 101: no jargon, no eye rolls, just the core principles every estate planning lawyer (and their clients) needs to understand.

In this spine-tingly, giggly, mildly unhinged Halloween episode, we pry open the metaphorical wardrobe and see what bones fall out. We talk about “skeletons in the closet” and end up stumbling into existential dread, childhood trick-or-treat memories, scary movies, and spiders so enthusiastic about the recording that they tried to join in. There are corpses, costumes, and a moment of nostalgia for Bebo (RIP). As always, we veer cheerfully between daft and deep without warning. Prepare for laughter,