This episode is close to my heart. In honor of my dad’s birthday, I’m sharing one of his greatest lessons, the Babe Ruth mindset: you can’t hold the record for home runs without also holding the record for strikeouts. In life and business, we all hesitate because we fear failure. But the truth is, confidence grows every time you swing, miss, and try again. I’ll share how this philosophy shaped my courage as a speaker, entrepreneur, and coach, and how you can use it to move past hesitation and...

Pondering where the Climax is in this story of life.

(00:00:00) Lessons from the Past: Why Black Travelers still move differently(00:00:08) Intro: Moving Differently for a Reason (00:00:32) The Myth That Time Erases Danger (00:02:00) The Generational Warning System (00:03:37) From Emmett Till to Interstate 10 (00:05:51) It’s not about fear. It’s about Focus (00:07:29) Closing: Blueprints, not baggage For many of us in Black Gen X, travel has never been just about the destination — it’s about survival through awareness. In this episode, I explore

Today O.K. gives up a fun Montana trivia quizClick here to view the episode transcript.

Send us a text Halloween 1971 — Dick can’t get a phone line out from Vietnam, and Sarah can’t stop counting the weekends until he’s home for a short leave. Their letters from this night capture exhaustion, humor, and aching anticipation. It’s the last day of October, and both of them are dreaming of November — and of finally being together, if only for two weeks Support the show The Allgoods: Vietnam Through the Eyes of Love is a personal podcast project based on real letters exchanged bet...

Spiders rarely get much empathy, in real life or in fiction. Often depicted as scary, evil, repulsive, deadly, malevolent, and horrible, they seem for many, to personify, or arachnify, the worst aspects of the natural world. Consider Shelob, the notorious spider of Lord of the Rings. Tolkien wrote that she was “an evil thing in spider-form…and she served none but herself, drinking the blood of elves and men, bloated and grown fat with endless brooding on her feasts, weaving webs of shadow.” Now,

On this special All Saints’ Day episode, we honor the lives and memories of those who have touched our hearts. Join L, your Crowlite, as they share a deeply personal story of friendship, loss, and gratitude—celebrating the lasting impact of a dear friend, MM. Through reflections on love, regrets, and cherished moments, this episode reminds us that the people we’ve lost continue to live on in our hearts.Let’s take a moment to remember, express our gratitude, and embrace the echoes of those who remain

Parker and Sam unpack how AI is rewriting creativity from songs that sound too good to be real to social feeds that feel eerily empty. They explore what happens when everything becomes personalized, polished, and fake and why authenticity might just be the rebellion of the future.

Last week, we talked about the physical act of going to your arms while running and what it means to go to your arms spiritually. It’s a really cool connection and conversation, sparked by something my husband shared with me. I left the house for dropoff/the gym/all the errands, and when I got home, he was like, thanks for the shoutout. Also, I did some more digging and found out that…And then he proceeded to share with me a list of things that left me standing there thinking, well, where was all

Missed a week, but came back with a reminder we all need.Between work, errands, gym, cats, and content .. ran myself down trying to keep up with everything. In this episode, I talk about how easy it is to lose balance when you’re living abroad and doing life solo… and how I found my way back by slowing down, remembering my dad’s words, and giving myself permission to pause.Because hustle is good but heart keeps you grounded.

In this episode, I sit down with Kendra Scott—renowned founder, designer, and philanthropist—to talk about the woman behind the billion-dollar brand. While many know her name for its global success, few know the personal struggle that fueled her purpose. We go beyond business to talk about the tension between public image and personal truth. Kendra has become a symbol of female entrepreneurship, but she reminds us that a symbol can never hold the full human story

In this episode of Poetic Resurrection, we explore “The Path,” a poem from my collection Inspire Me: Awakening Dreams. This piece invites us into the quiet wisdom of nature — where release, stillness, and renewal are part of every cycle. As we walk from the noise of the world into the calm of the natural world, the poem mirrors our inner journey toward clarity and emotional rebirth.Through gentle reflection and psychological insight, we explore how letting go becomes nourishment for new growth, how

IT’S LADIES PITCH WEDNESDAY! Haydee Baby is back with a BRAND NEW EPISODE! This week, Haydee Baby delves into the topic of female intuition, exploring its definition, benefits, drawbacks, and practical tips for distinguishing true intuition from insecurity. TUNE IN!If you’ve liked what you heard, don’t forget to subscribe and leave us a review. Your feedback helps us grow and bring you even more engaging content! IG: @ladiespitch YouTube: @ladiespitchX: @haydeebabyyTikTok: @haydeebabyyy

Hey Family 👋❤️ just a forewarning, it cuts me off at the end, I wasn't paying attention to the time. 🤷😁 Just wanted to share a moment I had tonight of deep pain and how Jesus came to me in my pain. He gave me much needed clarity, understanding, peace, and comfort. Couldn't keep it to myself. And I love to make these episodes with Him so I can look back, listen, and remember each time He came through for me and I grew closer to Him. He is so good, truthful, kind, and loving. He is so awesome and

In the 1980s, scientists made a discovery that would eventually lead to the development of drugs now used worldwide to treat diabetes and to help people manage obesity through weight loss injections.One of the key scientists behind this breakthrough was Svetlana Mojsov. She discovered that a hormone called GLP-1 (glucagon-like peptide-1) plays an important role in how our bodies respond to food. Svetlana’s work laid the foundation for a drug company to develop treatments based on GLP-1 — first for

Join your host Kari Bandle as we journey beyond jack-o'-lanterns and candy corn to explore the mystical Celtic festival of Samhain that gave birth to our modern Halloween. Discover the spiritual significance behind trick or treating, costumes, and carved pumpkins, plus learn how these ancient practices can deepen your own spiritual connection during this magical season. From soul cakes to spirit communication, this episode reveals the sacred wisdom hidden in our favorite "spooky"

In this episode of Brave Moves, I’m talking about empathy, not as a buzzword, but as a brave leadership skill. With millions of Americans facing food insecurity due to the government shutdown, I’ve been reflecting on how empathy is more than “feeling bad for someone.” It’s about showing up with compassion, presence, and action. We’ll explore how empathy expands confidence, how to care without carrying the world on your shoulders, and why leadership that leads with heart is what our worl...

Episode Title:Fear Isn't a Stop Sign—It's a Doorway: Graseilah Coolidge on How Forest Immersion Could Build World PeaceEpisode Description:In this inspiring episode of The Writer's Journey, host Laura Davis highlights the groundbreaking work of Graseilah Coolidge, a former intelligence analyst turned forest immersion guide who believes that the path to world peace begins in the quiet embrace of nature. Laura shares how she discovered Graseilah's transformative practice of forest immersion and

Jimmy spends the night in an abandoned hospital.