There are two places you need to go often, the place that heals you, and the place that inspires you. To learn more, visit: https://eatdrinkandbemerry.online/provisions-libation-podcast Listen to more episodes on Mission Matters: https://missionmatters.com/author/robin-bogue

Using Google Notebook I created a short supplemental episode exploring my thoughts on George Orr as God and contrasting his theology with that of Frank Herbert's Leto II and Robert Browning's Setabos. Three starkly different ideas of what an embodied God might look like.

Let me tell you about a feeling. It’s the 1 PM, you’ve just stepped out of the air-conditioned bubble of Suvarnabhumi Airport, and the heat of Bangkok hits you like a physical wall. It’s a dense, wet, and deeply chaotic embrace. The wall of noise comes next: the shouting, the touts, the rumble of a thousand engines. And in that moment, as you stand there on the curb with your luggage, you are at your most vulnerable. You are prey. You are a fresh, hopeful, and deeply jet-lagged tourist, and every

Let me tell you about a feeling. It’s the 3 AM, you’re staring at the ceiling, and the only sound in the HDB flat is the low hum of the air-con. But in your mind, it’s deafeningly loud. You’re doing the math, over and over, and it just won’t work. You’ve just been hit by one of life’s sudden, brutal, and completely unexpected financial emergencies. A parent’s medical bill. A critical home repair that cannot wait. A business opportunity that is going to vanish by morning.You are a responsible person

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Does this sound familiar: You sit down to do some real focused work, and within minutes you’ve checked your phone, opened three browser tabs, and mentally planned your lunch — all without realizing it. Our attention doesn’t just wander anymore. It’s being quietly, relentlessly pulled apart by a world designed to fragment it, and most of us have forgotten what real focus even feels like. Zelana Montminy is a behavioral scientist who advises Fortune 500 companies and her new book is called Finding

Professional doesn’t have to mean predictable. In this episode of Chic in 5, Nova Chic shares five effortless ways to upgrade your office wardrobe and show up in style. From statement accessories to silhouette swaps, you’ll learn how to walk into any workplace with polish, personality, and power.

These deals expire fast. Check my current post for fresh deals. To view these books on Amazon, click the book titles.” Are you new here? Here’s the explainer.As an Amazon Associate, I earn from qualifying purchases.The Billionaire’s Christmas List: A Sweet and Steamy Holiday RomanceAuthor: Brooks, SophieFREEHoliday RomanceWhat kind of man gives diamonds to a woman he’s never met? 💎The last thing I expected were real diamond earrings for Christmas. Turns out a passing billionaire decided to “help”

There are new forms of ecommerce popping up every day, on every website from Instagram and Tiktok to Pinterest. Is selling online through Tiktok right for your books?This week, Jane Friedman of the Bottom Line is back to talk to Joe and Elly about the growing popularity of TIktok Shop, and if she thinks it's worth a publisher's time.************Thank you for catching the People's Guide to Publishing vlogcast!  We post new episodes every Thursday about publishing, authors, and the book

What if divorce didn’t have to be a battleground? In this emotionally resonant episode, Christie Lea Schroetter-Thompson shares how her personal story inspired a professional mission — transforming one of life’s most painful transitions into a path for peace, growth, and healing. As a paralegal and mediator at Christie Legal, Christie guides families through divorce and child custody cases with neutrality, clarity, and deep compassion — saving them time, money, and emotional pain. If you’ve e...

What happens when a musician stumbles into tree work... and discovers his purpose in the branches? In this heartfelt and down-to-earth episode, Perry Eggert, founder of Eggert’s Tree Service in Albertville, MN, shares his journey from creative wanderer to climbing 100-foot pines — and how he’s using that hustle to serve his community. This episode is packed with grit, humility, and the surprising beauty of doing hard things for the right reasons. Whether you're a small business owner, a dream...

In this episode, AGG Employment partners Ashley Kelly and Theresa Kananen explore Florida’s CHOICE Act, new legislation that takes a distinctly different approach to non-compete agreements. While most states have recently moved to restrict or ban non-competes, Florida has made them easier to enforce under specific conditions. Ashley and Theresa break down what the law means for employers, including which employees and agreements are covered, the expanded time limit, and the law’s mandatory i...

Looking for the best things to do on Hilton Head Island this weekend? We’ve got you covered. In this episode, we share upcoming events, fun local activities, and hidden gems you will not want to miss. We also talk about our favorite new thing we tried on Hilton Head this week — plus our full guide to the top value restaurants on Hilton Head, where you can enjoy incredible food without the luxury price tag. Whether you are planning a weekend getaway, live on the island, or just love discoverin...

Maurizia Balmelli reads an extract from her Italian translation of Isabella Hammad's novel Enter Ghost in which a UK-Palestinian theatre actress makes a journey to her homeland and becomes involved in an attempt to stage an Arabic-language production of "Hamlet" in the West-Bank. Thank you so much Maurizia!Free, free Palestine!ABOUT THE BOOKhttps://www.marsilioeditori.it/libri/scheda-libro/2979185/entra-il-fantasmaREAD A CHAPTER IN

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Today’s episode centers an important voice in the still-unfolding story of Jeffrey Epstein. Virginia Roberts Giuffre survived abuse at the hands of Epstein, Ghislaine Maxwell, and a number of powerful men. Giuffre died by suicide earlier this year. But before her death, she wrote a memoir called Nobody’s Girl. In today’s interview with NPR’s Leila Fadel, Giuffre’s collaborator on the project, Amy Wallace, and her brother, Sky Roberts, share what it was like for Giuffre to write about what she