Everyone talks about the “soft life” calm mornings, cozy coffee, slow days. But when you’re juggling a full-time job, creating content, going to the gym, taking care of your cats, and figuring out life abroad… it’s not always that simple.In this episode, I get real about what the soft life actually looks like for me, the messy days, the small wins, the cozy moments in between. It’s not picture-perfect, but it’s real, and that’s what makes it beautiful.Listen to “Soft Life, but Make It Real” now

Philly to LA! And it's even weirder now than the previous 28 years. Rock n' Roll, cocaine, homeless, gay porno video bookstore, etc. It's weirder than you think it is!

In this episode, I talk about the importance of living life without letting fear hold us back. Fear is a natural part of being human, it’s not something to eliminate, but something to understand and move through. I share a few personal stories, including one about reconnecting with my mom, and how those moments reminded me that bravery doesn’t mean we’re never scared, it means we move forward with the fear. I also dive into the power of intention and how small, courageous actions can lead to ...

Send us a text A sealed box can hold more than paper, it can hold years of fear, vigilance, and the version of you who survived. I found mine after thirteen years and chose a simple, sacred ritual: burn what no longer serves. As the pages curled, something else unbound, resentment, confusion, even the quiet hope that proof could keep me safe. What rose in the smoke was space: space for peace, honest love, and a life that matches who I’ve become. We walk through that moment with care, unpacki...

October marks Breast Cancer Awareness Month — a time to recognise those affected, celebrate the survivors, and raise awareness about early detection, treatment, and support. In. this episode, Abbie Clements sits down with Julia Hassall, who shares her personal journey with breast cancer — from the moment she was diagnosed, to how she managed work during treatment, through to her surgery and eventual return to work.Together, they explore what it means to balance recovery, resilience, and

In school, failure is often treated as something to be avoided at all costs. But what if failure is actually the very thing that unlocks growth? ASMSA Executive Director Corey Alderdice reflects on his recent training journey with former world champion arm wrestler Monster Michael Todd, drawing parallels between strength training and the growth mindset educators seek to instill in students. Along the way, he explores how small, incremental progress matters more than sweeping changes, why fail...

I'm gonna miss the summer, but I'm ready for cooler air and a whole new color palette. I love all the seasons, but there's nothing like the look, the feel and the personality of the fall.

In 2009, the Indian government launched a national competition to find a design for the Indian rupee.With more than 3,000 entries and five finalists, the winning design was announced on 15 July 2010.The designer was by Udaya Kumar Dharmalingam, a student at the Industrial Design Centre at the Indian Institute of Technology Bombay. He speaks to Surya Elango.Eye-witness accounts brought to life by archive. Witness History is for those fascinated by the past. We take you to the events that have shaped

Brandon Metoyer (Elymvnt) reacts to For King & Country’s newest single “World on Fire,” unpacking its message of hope, struggle, and spiritual awakening in a world that feels divided and distracted. From production to lyricism, this episode explores what makes the song both prophetic and personal. 🎧 The Elymvnt Show explores faith, culture, and creativity — blending honest commentary, Christian perspective, and deep conversations about the world we live in. 👋 Connect with Brandon 🌐

🕯️ Would you spend a night in one of America’s most haunted hotels? In this chilling episode of Deep Woods Paranormal, Matt checks into five of the most terrifying hotels in the United States — where guests check in… but not all check out.Featuring:🏨 The Stanley Hotel — Colorado🏨 1886 Crescent Hotel — Arkansas🏨 Omni Parker House — Massachusetts🏨 Hotel Monteleone — Louisiana🏨 The Menger Hotel — TexasExplore their tragic histories, eerie hauntings, and the paranormal activity that keeps

The former footballer Jill Scott was cast away by Lauren Laverne in 2023.Jill was part of the Lionesses’ winning team at the Euros 2022.When Jill was starting out in her career, the women players had to settle for second-hand kit and miserly wages.She spoke to Lauren about the challenges she faced when she started her senior career at Sunderland aged 17.You can find the full episode on BBC Sounds.

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The trees have something to say.. Thank you to Food City for supporting this program. Intro music “Apple Blossom" performed by Sean Dietrich

We confuse motion for meaning. We confuse noise for momentum. We confuse doing more… with becoming more. In this scroll, Cary unpacks The Illusion of Progress — how modern creators mistake busyness for mastery, and how true Kaizen begins with deliberate subtraction. From Toyota’s refinement to Steve Jobs’ focus through elimination, this episode reminds us that real growth isn’t louder — it’s cleaner. Kaizen Practice of the Week: Say no to the noise. Sharpen your yes.

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The Lovers: Choosing Alignment isn’t only about romance, it’s about learning how to live in truth with yourself and others. In this episode, I share how my personal journey through marriage, divorce, and rediscovering love taught me the deeper meaning of The Lovers card. We’ll explore themes of choice, alignment, vulnerability, and self-worth, and how this archetype can guide you toward relationships built on integrity and authenticity. Perfect for tarot students, spiritual seekers, and anyone

To celebrate Chris Columbus Day properly, I went to Columbus, Ohio, and spent an evening at a hotel and ate at Buffalo Wild Wings. 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

Today’s guest is Maddie Farris. Maddie is outgoing, empathetic, and someone who enjoys keeping up with her little sister. Maddie also plays forward and defense for the University of Michigan Women's Ice Hockey team. Maddie is from Northville, MI and is a junior this year. Maddie wears jersey #20 for the team and she also previously played for Honeybaked AAA. This is Maddie’s story.

We explore and share some really positive vibes about Greater Shepparton Secondary College, Learn a bit about Executive Principal Barbara O'Brien and her career. A very proud principal who has persisted through challenges to deliver a state of the art, hardworking school. Thanks to the Local Shepparton for the coffee to fuel our chat.