Betting her ass. Another look at ‘girls night out.’ Based on a post by Farmer Jill. Listen to the Podcast at Steamy Stories. It was the usual thing, Dexter and Mia Johnson were married 19 years, and everyone thinks they have it all together. They met at a 4th of July fireworks. The fireworks were over, and it started to rain. Dexter had a coat and Mia didn't. He lent her his and the rest is history. Two kids came along, Allison and Amy. Two good kids, two good jobs, a nice house in

Really Interesting Women The podcast Ep. 159 Catherine Moore Catherine Moore was a graduate of the prestigious Victorian College of the Arts and has become a multifaceted actor, voice artist, writer, and acting coach whose career spans theatre, television, and film. Known for her compelling performances and creative versatility, she has carved out a distinctive space in the Australian entertainment industry. No doubt you will be aware...

On the next episode of the WGU Alumni podcast, Ashley Emsweller Hungate —public servant, farm mom of four, and WGU alum—shares her journey of turning nonstop motion into focused momentum. From mini donkeys braying during proctored exams to leading culture and talent at Indiana’s Management Performance Hub, Ashley shows how purpose and practicality can thrive together. She shares how earning an MBA amid family and farm life built confidence, opened new career lanes, and helped her turn data in...

Hi, you guys!! Welcome back this week. I talk about some random things, moving, journaling, memory boxes, and everything in between!!

As folks may know, I try to avoid deep-dives into "programming" topics here on Fresh Fusion. But as many recent events have proven, the slow creep of edgelord dank meme cosplay-fascist culture online has affected all kinds of communities, and unfortunately the world of open source technology is not immune. This episode is in part about Ruby, Ruby Central, Rails and the various players thereof, but it's really about a larger question: is this kind of behavior OK? Will we just continue to

When the veil bows, it’s not death reaching out, it’s remembrance. It’s the ancestors honoring the ones who have walked through fire and remembered their name. In this sacred Samhain finale, Tonesha Hyde stands at the crossroads of shadow and sovereignty, revealing the truth that the veil doesn’t tear or disappear; it bows. 🔥 In this episode: What it means when the veil “bows” rather than breaksHow sovereignty is born through shadow and fireThe way the ancestors honor remembrance through

Stories come to life in Fort Worth! That was the underlying theme of this years State of the City event. Fort Worth Roots was honored to attend and get a chance to record with some of Cowtown's best. Up first we have Allison Docker with Fort Worth Green Space Champion. Next, Fort Worth City Manager Jay Chapa. Our third recording is with Kelly Porter, Assistant Director of Regional Transportation Planning & Innovation. To close the episode out and talk about some of the things she covered in her

In this episode, I take a nostalgic journey through the 1990s by watching the classic TV show, Beverly Hills 90210. Born in 1983, I wasn't allowed to watch it growing up due to my controlling and religious household. Now, at 41, I'm binge-watching the series and reflecting on life before smartphones, texting, and social media. From the use of payphones and video rental stores to the lack of online shopping and instant communication, I discuss the simplicity and differences of the past. I also talk

The asura (Nazis) attack again, nothing new here... Outer space (aliens) talk to Sansara sporadically, though!

Rita Avellar is a writer, filmmaker, and creative entrepreneur who transforms real stories into art that makes people think. As the founder of Avellar LLC, she leads projects that blend storytelling, marketing, and web design— from writing to brand strategy. A two-time breast cancer survivor, she uses creativity as a tool for healing and reinvention. Through her work, including The Fat Lady short film and The Thriving Creative Summit, Rita empowers women to own their stories and turn them into

Episodic SynopsisIn Part One, Dr. Matthew Arau shares how educators can find joy and trust even in the midst of burnout. He unpacks the six human needs, the difference between joy and happiness, and why the inner work of mindset sets the tone for our classrooms.🔗 Featured Links & ResourcesPower of GET Discover Dr. Arau’s signature mindset shift — moving from “have to” to “get to” — with resources, stories, and tools to help you bring gratitude, enthusiasm, and treasure into your daily

Success leaves clues, so if you want your own success, find someone who's achieved what you want and study their path. They may have a much different path to yours, but it may also show you something you're missing. Episode 305 baby!!

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In this fiery and funny episode, Dr Kimberly dives into a different kind of PMS-Poor Me Syndrome. You know the one: Subtle self pity, the "why me?" moments and the emotional hangovers when life feels unfair. Unpacking stress, victim thinking & emotional drama drain and sabotage your goals-especially when you're facing big life challenges like court battles, career pivots or heartbreak. With her trademark mix of humour, truth, and tough love, she offers practical mindset shifts to turn ...

Our friends at Tink Media and the Resonate Podcast Festival have launched something called Pitch Party—a brilliant idea that gives independent audio creators a place to share their podcast pilots with real listeners. This week’s pilot, Heart Trouble, is a haunting and beautiful piece of storytelling. It begins when country radio DJ Sid Wood dies suddenly in 1987. Decades later, his daughter finds a box of old cassette tapes and hears her father’s voice for the first time. That discovery sends her

It has been almost a month since the last episode and I am finally back. Life got busy, I lost some focus, and honestly I started doubting myself. I had one of those moments where I wondered what the point of all this was. Then I remembered why I started. This journey is about showing up for myself and proving that I can build something real.In this episode I talk about what has been happening behind the scenes. My latest weight and fitness progress, switching to a new gym, adding MOTS C into my

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In this powerful and transparent episode, we sit down with Dawna Allen — a wife, mother, military veteran, and woman of faith — to uncover the real story behind the uniform.Beneath the titles and achievements lies a woman who has faced sacrifice, transition, and growth — all while learning to balance purpose, motherhood, marriage, and identity. Dawna opens up about what it means to serve not only her country, but also her family and her calling as a woman evolving through every season of

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Send us a text We pull four relationship stories from Reddit and test the difference between love and control. From a decade-long obsession to reproductive coercion, a “virginity test” demand, and a husband who stepped over his fainted wife, we ask what partners owe each other in care, consent, and character. • the line between persistence and pressure • reproductive coercion as abuse, not romance • why “tradition” never trumps bodily autonomy • neglect as a pattern, not a one-off • setting ...