Click here to reply to @kwa "Unlike the push to read more about black in even Native American and Asian history. Asian American history and all that. Which I need to come around full circle because I still have a list of books I have not gotten to yet. There's no real like particular one focus. I just kind of see these things as I come. But on YouTube I think what I want to focus on is more things. What is the platform best for compared to other platforms."

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Send us a text Friday, October 17th, would have been Evan Boettler's 18th birthday. This year should have been his senior year. We should be talking about a senior trip, graduation plans and college. I should be teasing him about calling my friend "Chainsaw Patty" or making him listen to one of my ghost stories as we get closer to Halloween. His life was tragically stolen from us on January 3, 2024--when a certain kind of evil orchestrated an extortion attempt on a boy who had only had access...

Just turning on the camera and speaking from the heart 🌱 This week’s vlog is about success and perspective — the momentum I’m starting to feel with YouTube, coaching, and creative flow, and how it’s reshaping the way I see myself. I talk about being in this weird but beautiful transitional period where things are starting to click, yet I’m still learning to trust the process. I also shout out two close friends, Chris and Teddy, whose journeys remind me what’s possible when you keep showing up for

Short Lesson Plan: STOP StrategyGrade Level: Middle School, High School, families or Community Workshop Duration: 30–45 minutes Audience: Youth, Parents, Educators, Community Leaders🧠 Learning Objectives (with examples)Identify personal warning signs that signal rising conflict Example: A student recognizes that when their hands clench and their heart races, they’re about to lose control.Practice the STOP → THINK → CONSEQUENCES sequence in role-play scenarios Example: A youth worker guides a

Step into the spotlight of your own awareness in this powerful guided meditation from Eye Opener Society. Host Gary Dean leads you through a deeply immersive journey — exploring the metaphorical stage of being human, where authenticity, courage, and self-expression take center stage.Through intentional breathwork, mindful presence, and a serene visualization of walking onto an empty theater stage, you’ll meet your performer-self, release the mask of expectation, and rediscover the quiet strength

Step into the spotlight of your own awareness in this powerful guided meditation from Eye Opener Society. Host Gary Dean leads you through a deeply immersive journey — exploring the metaphorical stage of being human, where authenticity, courage, and self-expression take center stage. Through intentional breathwork, mindful presence, and a serene visualization of walking onto an empty theater stage, you’ll meet your performer-self, release the mask of expectation, and rediscover the quiet strength

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Episode 1–The introduction.We’re talking about Hitting a baseball and how I will help you simplify the whole hitting process and be more successful at the plate.We will also be covering many hitting topics in the weeks to come. The Goal of this whole podcast is to share my knowledge and experience of hitting over the last 14 professional seasons.Let’s talk Barrels!

october new moon entry | mental driiiifting on creating balances, new tattoo update, journal prompts. and i keep accidentally saying full moon instead of new moon but it's the new moon

In 1996, I was a 27-year-old Black naval officer stationed at Camp Lejeune, North Carolina. One late night, I was driving home from Jacksonville along a dark, two-lane rural road — no lights, no traffic, just me and the sound of my tires against the pavement.Then I saw it — headlights, brake lights, and the unmistakable turn of a police cruiser making a U-turn behind me. In that moment, every image I had ever seen of how quickly things could go wrong for someone who looked like me came rushing to

Heal you inner child so that you can attract the relationship you deserve and that is transformational relationship that honors the soul

Wednesday’s “Coolest Alive” is all about comic books/graphic novels that shine bright. We’re not reviewing, we’re celebrating what makes this medium so awesome! Join us to discover a visual storytelling gem you’ll want to check out, starting with MAUS!

Send us a text Four weeks left. Sarah is restless in San Antonio, and Dick is marking the same days in Vietnam. Their letters on October 21 are filled with humor, longing, and the easy rhythm of two people who know exactly who they are to each other — husband, wife, lover, soon-to-be parents, and best friends counting down to a reunion that can’t come soon enough. Support the show The Allgoods: Vietnam Through the Eyes of Love is a personal podcast project based on real letters exchanged b...

Send us a text Basically, I spend twenty minutes saying BUY MY BOOK! My Books: Thought Bubble: https://a.co/d/iag2krf The Gathering Place: https://a.co/d/4HzrPxo Reunited: https://a.co/d/9emokLJ

Meet Christy Dawn... a fashion brand redefining what clothing can do for people and the planet and the Seeing Green Solutionist of the Day for October 22. In this Spotlight episode we turn to apparel, one of the most environmentally damaging industries on Earth yet one of the most powerful levers for restoration when reimagined through a regenerative lens. Christy Dawn was founded on a bold premise: fashion should not simply minimize harm but actively heal ecosystems and empower the communiti...

Send us a text Six months into their separation, Sarah and Dick’s letters reach a new kind of intimacy — fearless, playful, and full of trust. From tie-dye baby shirts and Mexican lunches in San Antonio to quiet nights on alert in Vietnam, they write with a freedom that only comes from knowing their love can hold anything. It’s the sound of two people who’ve crossed every emotional distance imaginable — and still can’t get close enough. Support the show The Allgoods: Vietnam Through th...