Episode Title: In a Time of Peace: A Midweek Pause for Peace with Ilya Kaminsky Episode Description: In this week's Midweek Pause for Peace, Laura Davis shares "In a Time of Peace" by poet Ilya Kaminsky. Laura pairs the poem with peaceful imagery in her signature style, exploring how ordinary daily routines can continue undisturbed alongside witnessed violence. This episode invites listeners to sit with an uncomfortable question about distance, privilege, and what it means to look away.What Laura

Nothing needs to be solved tonight. These sleep stories for grown-ups are here for evenings when you miss slower evenings and the comfort of simpler times. Grandpa speaks in a soft steady tone that feels more like familiar nighttime company than a formal narration. There are no sharp turns loud moments or urgent details competing for your attention. The setting drifts through fishing docks, still water, and conversations that take their time with the comforting pace of a town settling in for the

TV presenter and former supermodel Lisa Snowdon opens up about navigating midlife with absolute confidence, joy, and zero regrets.From her whirlwind 90s modelling career, including the dark side of Paris and standing up to industry predators, to high-profile romances with Hollywood royalty like George Clooney, Lisa lays it all bare. She reflects on why her 50s are her most empowering decade yet, how she made peace with not having children, and why ending a 12-year relationship at 54 was the

Dorsa Babaei grew up in Iran wearing clothes made by her mom, aunt, and grandma, three women in a friendly, never-ending competition over who had the best patterns. While neither of those women made it their living, it's because of them that Dorsa did - they are, essentially, the inspiration behind the Montreal based brand, dorsaLi. From Iran to India to Dubai to Montreal, Dorsa has built dorsaLi on patience. She lets a piece that didn't sell find its people years later, and after 146 styles...

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The Fat One is back to finish reviewing the weekend which included sportsball, the Chrima ghost, a haircut, Gay Chrima decorations, a visit to the Faroe Islands, rain, clean sheets and an overnight gentleman caller. Happy National Noodle Day.

My new normal is actually good. In this episode of Riffing With Clintus I talk through why I feel settled and content right now, not overjoyed, just steady and happy enough. It is a big shift from a few months ago when I was questioning social media altogether, and I wanted to unpack what changed.It starts with health and rhythm. I get into accepting strength training, better food, and a real sleep routine as I close in on 45, plus finally living by a set schedule with games on Friday nights and

Ex army officer Devon Harris was part of the historic Olympic bobsleigh team that inspired the film Cool Runnings, but Hollywood only got half the story. Devon grew up in a tough area of Kingston, Jamaica, called Olympic Gardens. He dreamed of taking part in the Olympics, but living on a tropical island meant winter sports were never on his radar. For him, school was his haven away from the violence he witnessed in his neighbourhood and he worked hard in the classroom and on the sports field so

“The mountain doesn't need to move. The water only needs to become still enough to reflect it.”Manasarovar is a high-altitude freshwater lake near Mount Kailash and is part of a sacred landscape associated with Hindu, Buddhist, Jain, and Bon traditions.---Meeraan AmmaPreneurwww.mayaakatha.com #mansarovar #reflection #Rakshastal #tradition #brahma #sanskrit#parikrama #kora #kailash #yatra #travel #journey#MountKailash, #KailashYatra, #KailashMansarovar, #KailashParikrama, #Mahadev, #Shiva,

Send us Fan Mail They Have Lost Their Damn Minds! Eddie S. Glaude Jr. is the James S. McDonnell Distinguished University Professor and Chair of the Department of African American Studies at Princeton University. A celebrated author, political commentator, and passionate educator, Dr. Glaude brings a powerful voice to the conversation about the complexities of the American experience. His work challenges us to think deeply about who we are as a nation—and who we want to become. Welcome to the ...

Episode 33. October is Allison’s favorite month of the year so she eagerly updates listeners on what fall activities she’s been up to the last two weeks ~ such as visiting a pumpkin garden, an apple orchard and carnival, pumpkin lattes, baking and an ‘end-of-summer’ reset. She shares favorite foods, crafts, activities and mindset shifts that she’s leaned into in years past and wants to incorporate this fall as well. This episode is candidly a bit disorganized as she’s recording live from the park

"What Now" of course relates to retiring and what comes after that. Some of us have big dreams. I knew a guy in Alaska who retired and set off to sail around the world. He had a new boat made in Norway. He flew there to pick it up and sailed south and east. He didn’t get far; the Caribbean. He got attacked by pirates.

Ant & Dec are diving into your airmail for one last time. This week they conclude the supper vs. dinner debacle, share a seriously sickly rollercoaster disaster and reminisce about those SM:TV Pokemon sketches (if you’d like to watch them for yourself they’re here: www.youtube.com/watch?v=jtTNX7Ko4YE&t=379s)Plus the podcast is RUDELY INTERRUPTED…. by an actual real life bear... Chaos ensues! As always, keep your correspondence coming to hangingout@beltabox.com. Sign off your email with the

For this special milestone episode 100 of Project Possible, I look back on a year of throwing myself at the podcast, and the impact these conversations have had on my life, my outlook and my hope to be of service to others.I talk about why building and selling a business didn’t leave me feeling fulfilled, learning to enjoy life again after losing my brother Jordan to suicide, fatherhood, health, money, and what success means to me as I turn 39.I get into finding my own lane in a sea of podcasts -

Gearoid and Niamh discuss their lesser known achievements, and the reality of solo holidays.They deal with how to connect with family when your mum isn't there to remind you and is a partner really perfect if the sex is blah. If you would like to support and access our bonus content us we would love for you to become a ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠member of ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠HeadStuff+⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ and leave us a lovely rating/review on whatever platform you listen on. Gearóid's

In this episode of Get a Grip Podcast, Louis Essig and Aaron Garnes sit down with Matthew Fishrupp for a raw, intense, and eye-opening conversation about Xanax addiction, prescription drug abuse, partying, arrests, psychosis, rehab, and the long road to recovery. Matthew's story reveals how quickly recreational drug use can spiral into a life consumed by addiction, and how becoming a father ultimately changed everything.Matthew opens up about his childhood and the experiences that shaped him growing

Science has a new reason you shouldn't use the hand basket at grocery store but Allison's not buying it!

What happens to your home when the power goes out and the HVAC stops?In this episode of The Survival and Basic Badass Podcast, Chuck and Kevin take on off-grid climate control—how to keep your home cooler in the summer and warmer in the winter when electricity isn’t available. Long before central air and heat pumps, people designed homes around the climate. We look at some of those old-school solutions and how they can be combined with modern preparedness to build a home that’s much harder to

You scroll past another beautiful woman selling access to her body, making more money than your teacher, your mother, or the founder building something extraordinary. What does that teach the next generation of girls about where a woman's power actually lives?Ella Molony Cook became a millionaire at 24. Before that she was a swimwear model featured in Maxim, sharing her body — and deeply personal parts of her life — with the entire internet. Now she's a four-time founder and investor building Time

Welcome to DEAD/AIR, the flagship podcast series on The Hive training grounds dedicated to the intersection of real-world preparedness, craftsmanship, and tradecraft culture. Designed for field operators, survival enthusiasts, and outdoor builders alike, this series pulls back the curtain on the tactics, tools, and mindsets required to thrive in unpredictable environments.In this first episode, featuring Ed Calderón, John from Kopis Designs, Mateo from Survival Tactics, and The Accountant, we