Click here to reply to @OnAcornBay "Just Europeans with pencils dividing up a continent like it's a pizza. And you know what they're calling it? The Scramble for Africa. Like it's a game. And the justification? Bringing Christianity, bringing civilization. Oh, we're saving souls. I'm watching King Leopold take Congo, an entire country at his purse as his own personal property. I'm watching millions die. I'm watching hands get cut off for not meeting rubber quotas."

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In this episode, I talk about the small moments that make up a life, the firsts, the lasts, and everything in between. The ones that remind us we’re constantly growing, shifting, becoming. It’s a gentle reminder that every season, every ordinary day, is filled with tiny micro moments worth noticing.

This podcast provides an extensive overview of Jim Collins's seminal business text, Good to Great, detailing the rigorous research that underpins its findings on enduring corporate success. The text outlines the five core concepts necessary for organizations to transition from merely good to great, including Level 5 Leadership, which mandates a mix of extreme personal humility and fierce professional will. Other key principles discussed are prioritizing people before strategy (First Who... Then

Following directions is a critical key for living an abundant life!

When a woman walks in purpose, she doesn’t wait for the spotlight — she becomes one. ✨In this powerful and refreshingly real episode of Amazing Women & Men of Power, host Raven the Talk Show Maven sits down with the one and only LisaRaye McCoy — actress, entrepreneur, and cultural icon whose elegance, honesty, and strength continue to inspire generations.From her unforgettable breakout as Diamond in The Players Club to her role as Donna Duncan in Carl Weber’s The Family Business (Season 6),

Send us a text On October 22, 1971, my parents had been married for one year, two months, and one day — and they were seven months into the pregnancy that would become me. My dad was in Vietnam, still flying missions, and my mom was in San Antonio, feeling her belly move and counting down the days until he came home. Their letters today are full of love, humor, and everyday life — but for me, they’re also the story of how I began. Support the show The Allgoods: Vietnam Through the Eyes of ...

Until Then: Finding Hope Through Spiritual Fatigue is a spoken reflection on faith, grief, and the ache that lingers after too many goodbyes.It’s about learning to rest without giving up, to let your song soften, but never disappear. It’s about finding God again in the quiet moments when your spirit feels too tired to speak.“Even when my spirit is tired, my song doesn’t have to stop. It can rest quietly until heaven restores my strength.”Listen now on DeNight Owl Speaks or read the full companion

Today's “Coolest Alive” brings the spotlight to a stellar film or TV show. Forget formal critiques—we’re here to talk about what makes live action filmmaking so great, from epic moments to why it’s a must-watch. Catch the cinematic love every week, starting with "The Rock".

Click here to reply to @kwa "So how do those two things relate to certain personality traits? There's other things that go into this study, but we'll just focus on those three things for now. And really we're honing down on one. So with the primary caregiver, if you look at the photo here, we have a list of 10 different things. Really, there's only nine, and seven is missing. I think it's really uncle that's supposed to be there."

Rachel Hollander is an InterFaith/InterSpiritual minister and the author of "From There to Here: An Insider's Guide to Navigating the Darkness," a captivating book about living with depression. Rachel also is a performer who is skilled in American Sign Language, and she has a great podcast that you can access from her website. If you love dogs, you may want to check out the specific show about Maddie, her late canine companion. It's mystical and quite lovely. Also on

Send us a text Some mornings I sit with my coffee and wonder… is this it? Retirement is supposed to be the best years of our lives, but what do we really do with them? That’s why I started my new podcast Yes, I Can!—a celebration of saying yes to life at any age. 💕 Episode 1 is out now—come join me as we talk about purpose, adventure, and living fully—because if I can, so can you. 🎧 Listen here 👉 Support the show www.beingmary.ca https://www.facebook.com/beingmaryvdb

I've been walking around smelling musty all week. I'm standing on BK business. And, find out why there's never been a better time to be fat in America than right now. Enjoy.New episodes are released every Tuesday. If you want to interact with the show, we have a voice mailbox. Call 818-336-1146 and leave feedback, or just complain, and maybe I'll use it in a future broadcast.https://www.icancomplain.comTEXT THE RAINWATER HOTLINE

Send us a text What happens when a cybersecurity specialist turns his recurring dreams into an epic fantasy world? In this episode, I sit down with Jamari Torian, IT specialist, cybersecurity grad student, and author of the Sunder World series, to talk about the balance between technology and creativity. Jamari shares how his dreams sparked the idea for his fantasy world, the challenges of writing as an indie author, and what he’s learned about discipline, mindset, and perseverance along the ...

David and Max talk about The Green Book, Word Study, Leaf Chromatography, Next Week's Fun Stuff, and October Side Quests.

Today this a new segment about people with disability. This episode will be on my new YouTube channel called UNSEEN STRENGTH! On this episode there was a young man who is 23 years old with disability, that decided to given up on love. I talk about his situation and why he way too young to give up on something he deserves to experience. I also go through how other readers responds and if I agree or disagree.I hope this creates a dialogue with people to talk about their situation. Hear their stories

Every student has moments of restlessness in school, but what if that dissatisfaction isn’t a problem to solve — what if it’s the clearest sign of readiness to grow? By reframing dissatisfaction as a signal, educators can uncover hidden pathways of student agency. In episode one of a six-part series, ASMSA Executive Director Corey Alderdice explores the idea of the “satisfaction gap” — the distance between what students are experiencing and what they believe they need to thrive. Rather than s...

by Romy PeretzRaina Penchansky, co-founder and CEO of Digital Brand Architects, has spent the past fifteen years championing creators as the new voices of culture. “Anything that’s disruptive to the status quo is always going to get pushback,” she told us, reflecting on the early days of convincing brands to take influencers seriously. In this interview, Raina shares how she built DBA into the industry leader in influencer management, why authenticity and hard work are at the core of every creator’s

In 1961, the Argentine poet and short story writer Jorge Luis Borges won the Formentor Prize for literature.Borges’ stories were characterised by mind-bending plots often featuring labyrinths, dreams and fables.Following his recognition in 1961, his reputation grew to such an extent that he is regarded as one of the most influential Latin American writers in history, as Ben Henderson reveals using BBC archive.Eye-witness accounts brought to life by archive. Witness History is for those fascinated by