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O.K. shares a bit about a story, written by Robert Frost talking about home & the hired man.Click here to view the episode transcript.

Who's the Lightbearer? Me. Kate Harmony, an INFP. What's in the Library? My journals. What's in my journals? My secrets. Subscribe and see ;)

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This week Preston, Courtney, and Josh discuss the atomic toilet on campus, another very successful week for panther athletics, and clubs and events going on in the Melbourne area. Also they discuss movies, books, and things that have been going on in their lives. This week's song of the week will help you be a rager!

Trailer Park Angel | Ep. 24: Wicked, Dumb & Dumber | (Animated Parody) The beer’s missing in Homosassa, and chaos follows! 🍺 Snowbirds, Floridians, and misfit duo Darsky & Dutch (a parody of Starsky & Hutch) jump into their red Gran Torino — complete with a flamingo hood ornament ~ to “save” the day. Only problem? They always make it worse. Join the madness with Trailer Park Angel Podcast — a hilarious animated spiritual comedy featuring a reformed Skunk Ape, a gnome with

Send us a text On October 25, 1971, two letters cross the ocean — one from my dad in Vietnam, one from my mom in San Antonio. He finally makes the trip he’s been talking about for days — a quick run to Long Binh with his commanding officer, Ken. She spends her day at home, seven months pregnant, missing him, and angry at the Air Force. Fifty-four years later, their daughter — me — reads the letters they wrote that day Support the show The Allgoods: Vietnam Through the Eyes of Love is a p...

Send us a text In this episode of Father's Refuge, host James Moffitt delves into the often unspoken connection between anxiety and grief, particularly for fathers. He discusses the sixth stage of grief, as identified by Claire Bidwell-Smith, which is anxiety. Through personal anecdotes and reflections, Moffitt emphasizes the importance of acknowledging anxiety as a natural part of the grieving process. He encourages listeners to seek support and share their experiences, highlighting that vul...

Every real one needs somebody who ain’t scared to take the keys when ego’s behind the wheel. In this episode, King Mar pours up a glass of wisdom about accountability — the kind that comes from people who love you enough to tell you when you’re wrong. It’s about listening when it’s uncomfortable, checking your pride before it wrecks your progress, and keeping real ones in your circle who care more about your growth than your feelings. Send us a Text – (After Hours) 📱 🎲 After Hours at

This week, Kianna talks about releasing control and choosing peace instead of pressure. She shares how trying to manage everything only blocks flow, and how surrendering helps you find clarity and calm. A gentle reminder that what’s meant for you won’t miss you.Follow @bestietalkpod 💞 and connect with Kianna → linktr.ee/kiannajit

In this episode of Gold Star Stories, we share the life and sacrifice of Corporal Thomas Steven Hickman, a young soldier from Loogootee, Indiana, who served with courage and heart during the Vietnam War. Told through the voice of his younger brother Scott Hickman, this story reflects the love, loss, and resilience of a family forever changed by war.As time passes, stories like Steve’s risk being forgotten — but through Gold Star Stories, we’re making sure their names remain spoken and their legacies

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Join our regulars and our first Silent Generation and oldest guest, Betty, for a fun discussion about women's and men's fashions over four generations.This episode is fun, funny and informative comparing fashions that go back 80+ years over 4 generations. It's about poodle skirts, pedal pushers, skinny and stonewashed jeans, being dapper, zoot suits, wishing men's fashions could go back to the 1920s, ringer washers, ironing underwear and more.

Students express dissatisfaction in different ways — some want more rigor, others long for belonging, while still others need a whole new context. Recognizing these intentionalities helps educators respond with precision rather than guesswork. In episode two of a six-part series, ASMSA Executive Director Corey Alderdice explores the three intentionalities that shape student dissatisfaction: Eclipse, Evolve, and Escape. Through vivid examples, he shows how Eclipse students hunger for harder c...

In this episode of Brave Moves, I’m diving into a topic that might sting a little: the difference between excuses and explanations. We all do it. We say things like, “I don’t have time,” or “It’s not the right season,” and we sound perfectly reasonable… but if we’re honest, sometimes those explanations are really excuses in disguise. I’ve been there, too. I’ve used busyness, doubt, or perfectionism to justify standing still. But the truth is, when we avoid taking responsibility for our growth...

In the November 2025 edition:New Director of Retirement Living joins Housing 21 Resident discussion on understanding service charges: scheme budget meetings explained The updated Resident Handbook is here! Our first Quarterly Performance Report: your insight into how we’re doing Thank you for taking part in the National Residents’ Survey We will remember them… Diwali celebrations bring residents and community together to light up Seagrave Court Exploring healthy housing for older people at our

The first Moomins story about a family of nature-loving white round trolls was published in 1945 during World War Two. The Moomins and the Great Flood was created by writer and artist Tove Jansson as a source of comfort during bleak times. It highlighted the struggles of those who’d been displaced by war introducing readers into the lives of Moomintroll, Moominmamma and Moominpappa. Tove's tales and illustrations, featuring the cuddly creatures with smooth round snouts, are loved the world over and

Reflections on Time and LongingIn this impromptu episode of the 78 podcast, Neil Gorman delves into his subjective experience of time, sparked by a spontaneous observation while driving past a middle school. The episode explores themes of nostalgia and longing as Neil reflects on his own middle school experiences, juxtaposing them with his life as an adult, and wrestling with the emotions these memories evoke. Introduction and Episode ContextReflecting on Daily RoutinesA Nostalgic

In true Vacilando fashion… todays drive would involve some backtracking. Around 40 miles from Tekamah Nebraska...across that Missouri River and back into Iowa.The road twisted through the Loess Hills of Iowa, a landscape so unique it exists in only a few places on Earth.I couldn't wait to learn more about this truly unique find. I was also looking forward to a couple of weeks of working on a family farm… here in the heart of America’s midwest.Connect with the podcast on our website…