O.K. gives us some obvious truths. A good laugh and a long sleep are the two best cures for anything.Click here to view the episode transcript.

It’s my birthday. I’m 11 now. But in Ancient Greece, turning 11 meant more than just cake and candles—it meant stepping into your destiny. In this episode, I explore what “coming of age” looked like in Greek mythology. From dancing like bears for Artemis 🐻 to lifting boulders like Theseus 🗿, to baby gods causing chaos by lunch (I’m looking at you, Hermes 🍼), this episode is about growing up—myth style. And along the way… I realized something. Maybe I’m not just turning 11. Maybe I’m starting

Gratitude isn’t a mood — it’s a mindset. In this episode of Bombshell with Melissa Schuiling Smith, discover how gratitude transforms awareness into action, reshapes perspective, and builds emotional strength. Explore the science, soul, and simplicity of living with purpose — because fulfillment begins with gravitas.

In this episode, we explore sovereignty through the lens of apex predators — why the old model of dominance isn’t freedom, and how true power lies in precision, presence, and self-trust. The great white may rule the ocean, but it’s the orca that rewrites the rules.You’ll learn what it means to remove the “energetic livers” that keep your own predators alive, how vulnerability becomes your proof of alignment, and why soft doesn’t mean safe — it means sovereign.Stop thrashing. Start choosing.Be the

Hello dear Soul, In today’s journal entry I talk about what’s driving our decision making. In life we can feel like we do things we didn’t want to do, we make decisions that we look back on and think why did I do that? We are frustrated and feel like we’re out of control. Personality typology can help us to understand why we make the decisions we do and can help us to make better decisions for ourselves. At PersonalityHacker.com, Joel and Antonia have a metaphor for our personality which is v...

🎙️ Trailer Park Angel | Ep. 22: CODE RED: The Great Gnome Hunt of Homosassa! 🍺🧙‍♂️✨ In Episode 22: CODE RED — Find the Gnome!, the beer is gone, the mermaids are buzzed, and the entire 55+ Florida trailer park is in full-blown panic. When the cranky gnome with "111" on his hat vanishes, the locals declare a CODE RED and launch the wildest search party Homosassa has ever seen. Join Mr. Earl, Gator Gary (all the way from Australia), Boston Mo, Velvet Vito, Meddling Marge, and Tiki Tom as they

🎙️Trailer Park Angel | Ep. 21: The Curse of The Grumpy Gator 🐊 Animated Comedy, Mermaids & Tiki Magic n Episode 21: The Curse of the Grumpy Gator, swamp magic gets out of hand when mermaid Aqua Luna’s moonshine party accidentally unleashes a legendary curse. 🧜‍♀️🐊🌕 As pink manatees appear and mermaids begin transforming into sea hags, Archangel Raphael steps in with divine guidance, and a mission to restore balance. From enchanted gators to a hidden tiki, this episode blends mythical

🎙️ Trailer Park Angel | Ep. 20: Bob, Beer & the Blue Mermaid?! 🧜‍♀️ | Only in Florida! 🍺 😂 In Episode 20: Bob, Beer & the Blue Mermaid?!, the 55+ Florida trailer park gets a dose of wild magic when Bob — known for his love of cold beer and tiki huts — accidentally calls in a mythical blue mermaid from Homosassa legend. 🧜‍♀️ Aqua Luna hears his wish, transforms her fins into feet, and shows up with a six-pack in hand. From poolside mishaps to angel number 111 sightings, this episode

the local political situation is not very good due to a general mistrust between a handful of local residents and the people at the Town hall. in my experience most of the councillors are good well meaning people but there are a few whose attitude is such that one cant helkp wondering - why did they become councillors? Why do they feel they were suited to take up the position? the trouble is that the poor ones who simmply tell lie after lie ruin it for the the genuine ones. hey ho ...

📝 EPISODE DESCRIPTIONA heartfelt reflection on what it truly means to love as you live — and love in the end.In this soothing, gently humorous episode, Don shares the story behind his 1993 song “And In The End,” recorded in his Santa Ana, California home studio while still writing and performing with his band Eden from St. Thomas, U.S.V.I. The track, a hypnotic “Hey Jude”-style finale from his album Inspirations, reminds us that love isn’t something we save for later — it’s something we practice

Send us a text From “Password123” to the dreaded “Your password has expired” message, this episode dives into the daily chaos of passwords. I share the behind-the-desk struggles admins face with login issues, offer survival tips for managing the madness, and tell a hilarious story of one office that completely melted down when everyone got locked out at once. Email: talpodcast2025@gmail.com Instagram: @theadminlifepodcast Tik Tok: @theadminlifepodcast

This extended walking meditation helps you notice where fear lives in your body, soften its grip, and remember what it feels like to move without it — one step at a time. 📌 SHOW NOTES Notice where fear lives: chest, jaw, shoulders, handsUse breath with longer exhales to create safety and spaceRecall a moment of life without fear, and walk in that memoryHold both truths: fear may be present, but so is freedomKeep moving forward, steady and alive in this momentConnect with Everground Advisory

Send us a text This poem is a reminder to every woman who’s ever forgotten her value. You’re Worth It speaks life into the truth that your body, your love, and your time are sacred — not something to be given away just to feel seen. Through raw emotion and honest reflection, I challenge the idea that intimacy should come easy. Real love takes patience, respect, and effort — because you’re worth the wait, the work, and the world. 💭 “Don’t just give it away. Make em earn what’s priceless —

Send us a text This piece is more than poetry — it’s truth wrapped in rhythm. In Po Black Country, I pull back the curtain on identity, struggle, and pride, exploring what it means to exist at the intersection of Blackness, culture, and survival. It’s the voice of generations carried through sound — southern roots, urban grind, and spiritual resilience. This isn’t about fitting in; it’s about standing firm in who you are, even when the world tries to write your story for you. 💭 “I ain’t

.. an explanation of why this podcast has to be easy to record and post. The danger however in taking this viewpoint is that i dont research as much as i should so please dont ever assume that i know what i am talking about. i could psend time aditing and deeply researching everything that i say or do but if i do that then i simply wont post stuff - thats the reality of the situation all opinions are my own. who else would want them?

why i decided to launch a podcast - simples really all opinions are my own. who else would want them?

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Send us a text In Jackson County, TN, Pastor Andrew Isker is demanding that locals remove their “Hate Has No Home Here” signs — calling them hate speech. Because nothing says “Christlike love” like banning kindness, right? Today, I break down the lunacy of calling compassion dangerous — and why Christian nationalism is the biggest threat to love your neighbor since segregation. #TheMightyPhilbert #FridayRant #ChristianNationalism #Tennessee #FreeSpeech #PastorIsker #HateHasNoHomeHere #...

Send us a text In this episode, I open up about the why behind it all — the story, the struggle, and the spark that created Before It’s Too Late. This isn’t just a brand; it’s a calling born from pain, healing, and purpose. You’ll hear how a moment of transformation turned into a movement. From therapy sessions and loss to rediscovering faith, I share how my life’s hardest lessons became the foundation for helping others find their voice, heal their hearts, and walk in purpose — before it’s ...

Just Got A Call From My Fiancé Who Died My fiancé was killed in the war. When he was alive, we used to write each other love notes. After his death, I became nothing. I abandoned my dream university that I had worked so hard to get into, I left my blog, everything. I simply stopped eating and was waiting for the moment I could follow him. About three weeks after he passed, I had a dream. In it, he handed me a small piece of paper and said: “I have a new letter for you.” I opened it, and inside it