Job 11:13-17“Yet if you devote your heart to himand stretch out your hands to him,if you put away the sin that is in your handand allow no evil to dwell in your tent,then, free of fault, you will lift up your face;you will stand firm and without fear.You will surely forget your trouble,recalling it only as waters gone by.Life will be brighter than noonday,and darkness will become like morning.+Our troubles loom larger than “waters gone by.”Creator activates improbable solutions.My friend and fellow

We all have opinions. It doesn’t matter what the subject is; when pressed, most people will share their feelings. But in the world of social media, you now have a soapbox to share your opinion anytime you want. We witnessed it this week with the death of political activist Charlie Kirk. But for some, sharing their opinion causes them problems, not only online, but with their employer, and the one thing that many forget is that while it’s okay to have opinions, that doesn’t mean you need to share

Episode 1.21 – Closing Reflections & New BeginningsDavid looks back on childhood not as scattered memories but as threads that shaped his identity. From the birth of the triplets to family conflicts and strange encounters, these fragments hold weight and meaning. By reframing shadows into light, he begins healing and moving toward clarity, purpose, and the turbulent teenage years ahead.Background Music: Bull Frogs and Butterflies – My Libido is for Magic by David A. Liddle

Describing the hardships in creating supportive adult friendships

What do you get when a true crime producer walks into a comedy club? Answer: Wisecrack— a 6-part limited series where true crime and stand up comedy take center stage. Available now from Tenderfoot TV and iHeartPodcasts. Check out this trailer, and search Wisecrack in your podcast app to follow the show. To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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Here's a quote by Alice M. Swain.“Courage is not the mighty oak that sees storms come and go. It is the fragile blossom that opens in the snow.”What are you being courageous about this week? Your personal life?Your professional life?As a fragile blossom opening in the snow?And that's beautiful and special.And I applaud you.Robert’s Substack is a reader-supported publication. To receive new posts and support my work, consider becoming a free or paid subscriber. This is a public episode. If you'd like

They didn’t teach with words. They taught with glances, touches, laughter in the kitchen. This is a thank-you to the quiet kind of love—the kind that shows, not tells.

Send us a text I’ve been thinking about what happens when you stop softening the edges and start telling the truth — not to other people, but to yourself. It’s uncomfortable. It’s freeing. And it made me pause. 🎙️ This Made Me Pause is written and hosted by Prerna Goel – fintech leader, artist, and hiker in progress. 💌 New episodes drop weekly. Subscribe to never miss a moment. 🧭 If something here made you pause—share it with someone else who might need a moment too.

A warm and humorous take on everyday chaos — sharing real stories, reflections, and laughs about the unpredictable ride of life.

Send us a text Scott Pettit read the script Friday night as the undefeated Aurora 1965 Football Team made a special appearance at Kelley Field. If you were there, watching online or even listening--you were part of history. This is the stuff dreams are made of and these dreams have lasted more than six decades as this scrappy team made headlines for their skills, speed, prowess and tenacity. These gentlemen represent the Houn' Dawg Spirit at its best. The team gathered at Blackbird in the aft...

When most people think of Richard Roundtree, they think of Shaft — the cool, confident, groundbreaking role that made him a cultural icon. But before Hollywood, Richard was already breaking barriers as a fashion model, walking runways with the Ebony Fashion Fair. He was a man of presence, style, and strength.But beyond the spotlight was another story — one that many didn’t expect, and one that changed the way we talk about breast cancer.In 1993, at just 51 years old, Richard Roundtree discovered a

A crime producer stumbles upon a one of a kind comedy set, sending her down a rabbit hole of deception and murder. From Tenderfoot TV and iHeartPodcasts, Wisecrack is a new 6-part limited series that blends investigative true crime with stand up comedy. Coming September 2nd.Binge the entire season ad-free. Subscribe to Tenderfoot+ at tenderfootplus.com or on ApplePodcasts.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

"Bonjour! Today is not about you.""... I have also come to realise that there’s no use in forcing you, or anyone, into my life either. That truth, that freedom, that freedom that comes from everything that’s true and that truth that is achieved in freedom: that is the pursuit."Read the full text at imaginedparis.com

Here's a recap from the City of Clinton's Board of Aldermen meeting from September 16, 2025.

Remy Education-I don't fuck with niggas, the black community will get you killed. @AntonDaniels

Here’s an episode that will keep you waiting for the next one. Tune in now!

Healing isn’t a 5-step plan- it’s messy, nonlinear, sometimes funny, sometimes devastating. That’s The Secret Life of TK Dutes. A podcast about surviving with creativity, community, and a little chaos.The Secret Life of TK drops in your feed Fall 2025.For BTS and more content, become part of the journey on Patreon.https://www.patreon.com/SecretLifeofTKOfficial Trailer Produced by Keisha "TK" Dutes Sound Design & Mix by Manny Faces for Philo's Future Media.

I know I say it all the time, but times have changed. Sure, a lot of it has to do with society, our culture, and even technology. But sometimes it's the simple things. When I was growing up, you could find a few cents in your piggy bank, or grab some change from your parents, and go to the store and buy a candy bar. How simple things were. Of course, in my parents' era, a candy bar was a nickel. In my preteen years, it was a quarter. It's not the same for kids today. Chocolate prices are going up,