If you've ever spent a great deal of time with teenagers, it's often difficult to get them to talk to you. You'll get the basics, but it's rarely an actual back-and-forth. And when you do have conversations with teenagers, it's often basic stuff: social media, sports, and maybe, where to find the best chicken nuggets. But it's not often that you can sit down with a young person and talk business. Over the weekend, I was chatting with my nephew, Ty, and we were discussing marketing. We discussed his

“Good conversation is as stimulating as black coffee and just as hard to sleep after.” - Ann Murrow Lindberg.I absolutely agree.Have you ever had that conversation and you just think about it and you’re lying in bed going, wow, that was amazing.Who is that with? Have you talked to them lately? And if not, maybe you should give them a call.Maybe not at midnight, but in the morning.Let me know the results of that.Robert’s Substack is a reader-supported publication. To receive new posts and support my

A window into her soul, or at least her mind as Beth attempts prayer Unfortunately, this low-tech creative project only has ONE voice actor (the author). There are multiple characters interacting in most episodes despite them all sharing the same voice.

Send us a text 📚 In Between Entry: The Books Beside My Bed Lately, I’ve been finding comfort in stories — letting books keep me company in the waiting. Each one offers something different: perspective, suspense, empowerment, and hope. A reminder that, like every good story, life takes time to unfold. 💛

Send us a text ✨ In Between Entry: The Soup Season 🍲 No big IVF updates — just soup. Lots of it. This week on The Waiting Walk, I’m sharing how cooking has become my way of waiting — stirring, tasting, and finding comfort in the little things that grow with time. Because sometimes, hope simmers slowly… like soup. 💛

Between the shampoo and the greeting cards… the veil thinned. Aisles became altars. October was a feeling. And the linoleum remembers.

Atty. Jonathon Daily reflects on the chilling results of the famous Mouse Utopia Experiment, where unlimited resources and lack of predators led to self-destruction, violence, and social collapse among the mice. Jonathon draws a powerful parallel between that experiment and what’s happening in our world today—overpopulation, loss of social roles, the rise of artificial intelligence, and a society that seems to be unraveling under the weight of its own comfort and abundance. Is humanity repeating

Attorney Jonathon Daily reacts to a viral clip of a couple openly admitting to being racist—and trying to justify it. Jonathon stresses why this mindset is not okay and why we must always speak up against harmful ideologies, no matter who they come from. This is Part 1 of “Clips of the Week” where we break down trending topics, viral videos, and the cultural issues shaping today’s conversations. 👉 Watch, share, and let us know your thoughts in the comments below. 👉 For legal assistance in

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A Sri Lankan man begs for sanctuary in a church in 1986. Viraj Mendis says he faces death if sent back to his home country. Father John Methuen protects him from arrest, risking his reputation and the safety of Ascension church and allows a devoted group to protect him in the church.Presenter Father Azariah France-Williams is the current rector of Ascension Church. He goes on a journey of discovery, finding out how the Sanctuary gamble leads to a two year culture war that defies Prime Minister

Click here to reply to @kwa "It talks about the importance of interdisciplinary education, having teachers be more confident with teaching STEM not just as this abstract thing, but as in like the, like applying it to real world things the students can see right in front of them. It talks about the over reliance on screens, which I think people don't get with this, honestly with this AI stuff, but essentially it should be a supplement because it doesn't replace the real world. And he calls like over

Send us a text After listening to Dr. Rhonda Patrick talk longevity science, I found myself wondering — are we all becoming a bit too obsessed? We track, hack, and optimise, yet often miss the basics: sunlight, movement, rest, simple food. This episode explores what balance really looks like, from Ayurveda to Blue Zones, and why health isn’t the goal — it’s what helps us live well. 🎙️ This Made Me Pause is written and hosted by Prerna Goel – fintech leader, artist, and hiker in progress. 💌

Dear Night Owls,This episode is a little different — a pause, a reflection, and a reset.After taking time to focus on a sermon that reminded me of my “why,” I’m back — renewed and ready to share what’s next for the Dear Future Husband series.What started as four private letters to my future husband has evolved into four seasons of growth, healing, and faith:Season One: On Waiting, Healing & Harmony — preparing your heart.Season Two: On Being Seen, Known & Loved — learning intimacy and

Send us a text On October 5, 1971, Sarah and Dick both write letters that reveal the depth of their love. Sarah, pregnant and glowing in San Antonio, jokes that there should be “200 more Richard Allgoods” — not just in playfulness, but because she knows how rare her husband is and how many women go without that kind of love. She fills her letter with humor, cookies, M&Ms, and longing. Dick, steady in Vietnam, recounts his day, drinks beers with friends, and ends with a reflection that the...

Send us a textIn this bonus episode, Jaimee shares some breaking news about the Book. Here's the link to our Kickstarter Campaign. Or if the link doesn't work, copy and paste this URL https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/cbthh/getting-a-transgender-memoir-editedSupport Us or Get In TouchSend us an Email at jaimeecbthh@gmail.comBuy Us a CoffeePlease give us a review on Apple Podcast. (It really does help)Visit the Tie and High Heels websiteVisit us on Facebook and InstagramSupport the

STRONG LIKE a GIRL is a podcast hosted by a girl named Tanya LaBuick - an entrepreneur, a powerhouse C-suite leader who's led teams on the world stage, and scaled start-ups into multimillion-dollar companies. STRONG LIKE a GIRL will explore how we uncover the wisdom gained through adversity—and the tools used to overcome it. We’ll unpack it, sit in it, likely cry about it, and hopefully laugh a little—or a lot. So, chin up, chest out, here we go! Connect with Tanya

When you're a digital pack rat like I am, you never know what kind of old files you're going to find. The other day, I was in my home office looking for something, but I don't even remember what it was, and I came across some old files that included digital videos. I shot them back in 2004/2005 and am amazed at how technology has advanced. I was shooting a new country music singer in my radio station conference room, named Taylor Swift. And all I have are 30-second snippets of her songs. The