Most people expect anger after loss to look loud and obvious. But what if your anger is quiet? What if it lives in your body, in long silences, in questions you can’t say out loud? In this “halfway” episode of Purpose, Not Pity (Episode 7), Erika Hernandez dives into the anger that doesn’t look like anger. She talks about the invisible rage after losing a child, being angry at God, herself, the justice system, and even the person accused in his death. She shares how she masked her pain, turn...

Wondering why my love of my life chose me. She is not just along for the ride......She keeps on loving me!!!Discuss weekend events, building project, retirement, traveling.

Neil Baker, from the Men's Shed in Camberley, tells Rachel Burden how community workshops reduce loneliness, encouraging men to make new friends whilst completing building projects.Café Hope is our virtual Radio 4 coffee shop, where guests pop in for a brew and a chat to tell us what they’re doing to make things better in big and small ways. Think of us as sitting in your local café, cooking up plans, hearing the gossip, and celebrating the people making the world a better place.We’re all about

In this episode, we dive into how new technology is reshaping the IBD world —from apps that track flare patterns to AI tools helping doctors personalize treatment. We talk about the gadgets, digital health breakthroughs, and even future tech that could make living with IBD a little easier. Stay tuned for more episodes like this!Follow us too!Our instagram @IBDiditpodcast and email us at ibdiditpodcasts@gmail.com about your stories or anything else! We would love to hear from you! We WILL tell your

In this episode of Brave Moves, I’m talking about something that hits close to home, perfectionism and how it quietly sabotages our progress. For years, I told myself I couldn’t move forward until things were “just right.” The perfect website, the perfect launch, the perfect timing. But you know what I learned? Perfect never comes. And in chasing it, I lost valuable time that could have been spent learning, growing, and making real progress. In this episode, I’ll share what shifted for ...

“The scars of what I lost was proof of what I had gained.”In honor of the podcast’s 100th episode Benjamin reflects on impactful conversations and lessons he’s heard along the way. Benjamin’s journey is built on resilience, along with the stories and guests that are highlighted. Stories of accepting, adapting, and embracing moments in life that we couldn’t see coming and those that we did. He also looks ahead to the next 100 episodes with gratitude and a commitment to continue highlighting the best

Send us a text Richard Carpenter is renowned for his work with The Carpenters. Richard's sister, Karen Carpenter, was the lead singer of the band. The Carpenters rose to fame in the 1970s and reinvented the genre of soft rock. This podcast vehemently believes in The Carpenters’ deserved recognition of all they have achieved. Now that the Songwriters Hall of Fame has nominated Richard Carpenter for his incredible talent in songwriting, we want to start gathering support to have the Hall ...

¿Es mejor eliminar los exámenes de acceso para mejorar la inclusión? ¿Es injusto o es más justo el hacer estos exámenes? ¿A quién empodera esta barrera de entrada?

This is ‘Singing as the Darkness Lifts’ a podcast by me, Sue Finch, where my week starts with finding out what Monday smells like, and I look for the joy that makes my heart sing. Welcome to Episode 107 and my Blog from the 27th October 2025. This one’s called POET, COACH. COACH, POET...

We were a daring generation. Not much scared us...or were there some thing that really did?

Today’s Connection UghToday’s story from S touches on something that can feel like a punch to the gut - when a friendship naturally built on proximity has to shift, and not everyone wants to put in the work to bridge that new distance.Here’s what happened: S and their roommate had this great dynamic while living together. You know the kind - where conversation flows naturally because you’re sharing the same space, same daily rhythms. But when the roommate moved out, everything changed. S tried to

Send us a text It’s October 26, 1971. Sarah is seven months pregnant and counting down the final weeks until Dick’s R&R. She calls him “my beloved,” remembering the first night they made love and the life they’ve built since. Dick, half a world away, writes that he’s ready to get away from the Air Force and all the “bullshit.” Both are running on fumes—tired, lonely, and desperate to hear each other’s voices again. But in their letters, there’s still laughter, longing, and the quiet mirac...

📌 DescriptionHave you ever felt that holy restlessness — like the life that once fit perfectly suddenly feels too small? In this episode of On Purpose: Christian Coaching for Women, Jamie shares what happens when God begins to expand your assignment — and how to walk through seasons of stretching without losing faith, focus, or peace. Through personal stories, Biblical wisdom, and psychological insight, Jamie reminds you that expansion isn’t always about doing more — it’s about becoming more. God

Click here to reply to @OnAcornBay "You know what that really means? That means grandmothers in the hills with no way to get help. That means hospitals without power, trying to treat injuries without adequate supplies. That means communities completely cut off with no food, no water, no communication for days, maybe even weeks. That means devastation. Devastation. And here's the thing. Here's what I keep holding on to while I'm sitting here feeling helpless and scared and angry at the ocean for

Papa Rod and Selah get the last work done before heading back to real life.

Crônica da Cidade, com o jornalista Carlos Pereira, do dia 21/10/25.

Le Canarie sono un arcipelago di isole remote appartenenti alla Spagna, ma lontane dall’Europa.El Hierro è la più remota delle isole Canarie, la più esterna nell'arcipelago (insieme a La Palma). Lontana da tutto.Un luogo arido, silenzioso, ai margini del continente Africano e lontano dall'Europa.In questo primo episodio ti racconto il mio arrivo su quest’isola dove il paesaggio sembra spoglio, e il vuoto di El Hierro sembra volersi insinuare dentro di te per toglierti il respiro.È qui che il viaggio

Join us as Logan, Adler, Teddy, and Silas fill us in on the last few weeks--not just the reward parties, but lots of creativity in writing, science, and math, as well! (Statehood Day essay contest, How Flexible is a Number, Rube Goldberg machines, and more!)

This week is the last episode of the podcast. This project has been healing and important for me, and now it is done. The old episodes will remain available for you to listen to and revisit over the years, but now is time for me to say goodbye. I want to leave you with one final thought: now is the time to move forward into uncertainty with moral clarity. If you need permission to stay steady in your truth, then here it is.Give what you can to this GoFundMe to provide hot meals to Palestinian

Guilt baskets can get pretty heavy!