Trailer Park Angel | Ep. 23: CAUTION: 666 Ain’t Evil, Y’all — It’s a Wake-Up Call! In this episode of Trailer Park Angel, the swamp’s having a full-blown spiritual awakening! Mr. Earl thinks his wife’s possessed, Aqua Luna lights up the canal, and Gator Gary swears Archangel Michael once saved him down in an Australian opal mine. If you’re new here, start from Episode 1 https://www.buzzsprout.com/2529404/episodes/17684607 to meet the whole swamp crew and follow the story from the beginning. L...

Click here to reply to @kwa "If you get a chance to teach physics, every other program could be complete garbage. But if you score well on math and reading, you're good. Hmm, I know what that last sentence means. That means the math and ELA teachers are the ones. That means that the math and ELA teachers are the ones that are most scrutinized and have to put up with the most bs. True, true, true."

🕯️Day 17 of, 31 Nights of Fright! Tonight in The Terror Cellar, we summon the chilling legend of The Bell Witch, one of America’s most terrifying hauntings. From eerie whispers in the Tennessee woods to violent poltergeist attacks that tormented the Bell family, this is the story that inspired centuries of fear. Was it a curse, a spirit, or something darker that couldn’t rest?🎧 Enter The Terror Cellar… if you dare.👻If you’re brave enough to keep listening, make sure to follow & rate The

Amidst a mess of gunfire three people are dead and Manchester is wounded. Despite the Prime ministers pleas - never a good sound bite - for the weekend Pro-Palestinian demonstration at Parliament Square in London to stop - it didn’t - and the police moved steadily through arresting nearly 500 silent protesters aged between 18 and 89. England seems too small, in geography and spirit to allow its people to protest in peace for peace.

In this episode, we delve into the concept of empathy, its importance in our lives and how it shapes our future selves. Through heartfelt letters to their future selves, our guests will explore their personal journey towards becoming more empathetic individuals. We'll discuss how empathy can transform relationships, societies, and even the world, and how our choices today can nurture a more compassionate tomorrow.

This week on Canadian Geography 101 aka Canada, as I see it,we take a look at British Columbia. ...where it is ...how it got its name ...its native celebrities and an introduction to a new bit...personal stories. If you do have any questions, or is there something that you would like me to talk about? I encourage you to contact me at AsISeeIt@whorpole.ca – and let me know - I'll mention you on the show (unless you don't want me to) – and you'll forever be able to say, “I got James to say my

Send us a text In this episode we replay an episode of Bill Monty's Guide for Getting Older in which he discusses the passing of Dame Patricia Routledge. Harold on Bill Monty's Guide for Getting Older https://open.spotify.com/episode/4WNfWgwZtbyjGQF5oFcerm?si=29c2398ff3b04ad4 Episode Website: https://youstillhavetimepodcast.buzzsprout.com Have a question or comment or want to be notified when new episodes are released Email Us youstillhavetimepodcast@gmail.com Leave a voice message: ht...

In 2001, a few months after 9/11, economist Jim O’Neill was working at Goldman Sachs when he wrote a report about which countries might become big players in the world economy. That’s when he came up with the name BRIC - short for Brazil, Russia, India and China. At first, nothing much happened. But in 2009, those countries took his idea and ran with it, holding their first summit. Since then, the group has grown, adding South Africa to form BRICS.There are now 11 members, and it’s been making

Click here to reply to @kwa "And I think both in if I were to work in science education and social studies, social sciences, and I have a math background, essentially I'm someone who's good at I'm somebody who is good, who can support students in things with more it's easy to take to think of more direct correlation of, like, what they'll do in the real world, but I have somebody with a math background who could easily support them when those things come up in context."

Josephine shares a raw, honest reflection after an unexpected, unexplained loss and the shock of unanswered questions.She describes wrestling with doubt, leaning into small daily acts, and learning to trust God’s heart even without understanding the reasons. The episode closes with a short prayer, a simple gratitude exercise, and an encouragement to keep showing up for life and share the message with others.

Sam Thompson’s back in for Tom Grennan!Roman gets a brand new perspective on things as he puts your questions from previous bonus episodes to Sam… And the answers do not disappoint!Sam reveals his incredible bougie death row meal, opens up about his struggles sliding into DMs and, after hearing his go-to opening line, Roman’s not surprised he’s struggling to get replies!Send your voicenotes, questions or stories to 08000 22 31 23 or email the boys at youabout@bbc.co.uk.Don’t forget to subscribe to

My cure for a good and energetic start to the week. The beautiful Dana Winner singing "Give Me One Moment in Time". Belief and passion to inspire us. W.O.W. World of Women

Dr. King delivered this message during a speech titled “What Is Your Life’s Blueprint?” at Barratt Junior High School in Philadelphia in 1967. He was urging students to pursue excellence regardless of their circumstances or societal expectations. Street SweeperLesson Plan: Do Not Let Others Define Your LimitsLearning ObjectiveParticipants will internalize and apply the principles of perspicacity and alacrity of thought to confront challenges, refine their messaging, and pursue endeavors with purpose

Embracing Uncertainty and Desire: A Reflection on Open-MindednessIn episode 021 of the '78' podcast, Neil reflects on a personal anecdote about eating a bagel and connects it to his thoughts after reading a New Yorker article about Mahmud Mandani's 1964 bus trip across America. Neil then explores themes of open-mindedness, desire, and the subjective experience of time, questioning whether people today are still capable of embracing the unknown and unfamiliar without fear or defensiveness

The drive from Craig to Tekamah... short. Just 9 miles. But the two-lane Highway 75 stretching between the two wastes no time retelling the story of this part of the country.It cuts through fields that seem to roll on endlessly... this time of year, a patchwork of light green, gold, and brown. Cornfields standing tall but dry. Soybeans crisping under the autumn sun.Farmhouses sit back from the road... some with towering silos... others with barns painted in shades of red that have long since faded

Send us a text Hey family, welcome back to Chic in the Spirit! This week, we’re diving into one of the hardest — yet most necessary — parts of walking with God: learning to trust His yes and His no. It’s easy to praise God when He opens doors, answers prayers, and says “yes.” But what about when the door closes? When the opportunity falls through? When His answer is “no” or “not yet”? In this episode, Sherita McShae’ Benn unpacks why God’s “no” isn’t rejection — it’s redirection. You’ll dis...

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Send us a text It’s mid-October 1971. Dick is counting thirty-one wake-ups until a short two-week leave home in November — a brief visit before returning to finish his Vietnam tour in the spring. In San Antonio, Sarah spends another gray, rainy Monday balancing dentist visits, friendship, and the slow ache of missing him. Between them travels a small envelope of photographs — proof that love keeps finding its way across the miles. Support the show The Allgoods: Vietnam Through the Eyes of ...