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After the Drop Off is hosted by two working mums talking careers, kids, burnout, friendship shifts, invisible labour and the constant sense that something is being forgotten. It’s funny, honest, occasionally chaotic, and deeply reassuring if you’ve ever thought, surely it’s not meant to feel this hard.

“For those who archive the unseen layers of thought — welcome to the Mind Sanctuary. Step inside the circle. Your support keeps our digital rituals alive.”

A title listing 48 of the greatest American novels.

Clotel; or, The Presidents Daughter is a groundbreaking novel by William Wells Brown (1814-84), a courageous fugitive from slavery and abolitionist, first published in London in December 1853. Often hailed as the first African-American novel, it delves into the harrowing lives of mulattoes in America and exposes the degraded and immoral condition of the relation of master and slave in the USA (Brown). The story follows the tragic fates of Currer, Althesea, and Clotel. Currer, the former mulatto mistress of President Thomas Jefferson, shares two daughters, Althesea and Clotel, with him. ...

Two quests for freedom, one path forward, the adventure of a lifetime. Prince Farren is done being ignored and manipulated. The announcement of an arranged marriage to a princess he's never met is the last straw. But when he flees the palace, leaving his title behind, and seeks escape from the knot of matrimony on a ship, he suddenly finds himself drawn to a fiery pirate woman and wondering if marriage, when chosen, might not be so bad after all.

Drawing on history, sacred texts and contemporary scholarship, The Case for Jewish Peoplehood identifies some of the obstacles that challenge a shared notion of peoplehood: personal choices, construct of membership and boundaries, growth of Jewish illiteracy, identity fragmentation between Israeli and Diaspora Jewry, and the generational divide affecting traditionalists, baby boomers, and generations X and Y.

Excerpt from my book KINGDOM IDENTITY REALITIES

In the vein of Alexandra Robbins's The Teachers, this gripping, intimate story of four nurses in four different US healthcare centers shows that not all parts of the system are broken and offers a roadmap to find and give better care. Theresa Brown worked as a oncology nurse for years before...

Our ancestors didn't just take the piss They used it too. The human body leaks. It oozes. It sweats and spits. It bursts, it bleeds and it squirts. Over the history of humanity, our bodies have evolved into sophisticated vessels for survival, leaving a long trail of fluids in our wake. Whether...

The war is over and the world lost. The only hope that remains is to go back in time and kill the man who would become the Reaper. The fate of the world rests with the time-traveler Blink and the completion of his mission.

A title listing 65 great world poets.

Every week we discuss marketing and business development, offering tips, tricks and suggestions, and talk to a guest about their career and the challenges they faced - and the solutions they found.Hosted by Ross Brown, who has three decades of marketing, media and communication experience and Chris Marsh, a 25 year veteran of business development,

Breaking Cycles: Across Generations is a transformational, faith-rooted podcast where generational trauma meets generational healing. Together, mother and son explore identity, truth, and breakthrough through prophetic insight and raw honesty — empowering listeners to break cycles for good.Part of The Marie Joseph Movement, each episode blends mental health clarity, spiritual revelation, and lived experience to help you step into the life God designed for you.

Life in God is hosted by Brittany Brown, this weekly podcast offers practical, bite-sized steps to help you live from God’s presence, not just visit it. These episode are short and sweet, designed to give you one truth, one scripture, and one thought to carry with you into your week. A blend of real-life conversations, biblical truth, and gentle encouragement to help you overcome distraction, grow in consistency, and experience daily intimacy with God. Whether you’re at work, in your car, or making dinner, this is your reminder that God’s presence is near and His grace is enough for ...

The Fashion Stylist Journal is a weekly podcast where fashion meets purpose, healing, and self-belief. Hosted by Denise Brown fashion stylist, educator, and speaker this show opens the pages of a real-life journal, sharing honest stories from the fashion industry alongside powerful lessons on confidence, mental health, and personal growth.Whether you want to become a stylist, build a creative career, or simply find motivation to keep going, each episode offers real talk, industry insight, and reflective journaling moments to help you grow inside and out.New episodes every Wednesday. Every ...

Another who-dunnit featuring one of your favorite Senior sleuths as well as an exciting new installment of The Mystery Book Nook Shared World. Gladys is head over heels excited for the new community garden project. In fact, she's created a whole new event: the Community Garden Plant Potluck. The plant potluck is more popular than even she imagined until one of the community garden members is found toes up in the tulips, dead as can be.

Your business is invisible. And invisible businesses don't make money. You have a great product. You work harder than anyone you know. But customers aren't finding you, revenue is unpredictable, and competitors with inferior offerings are somehow winning. The problem isn't your product—it's that you're unknown in a market that rewards attention above all else. What if the solution to breakthrough growth was already proven?

Comedy on the Court- the podcast where tennis players come to laugh, vent, and feel a little less alone. From wonky serves to partner drama to those matches that make you question your life choices, this is a place to share frustrations, find connection, and most importantly… discover the comedy hiding on every court.

In Silvervale, Wren—the White Raven, foretold to be born with the power to bring unity to divided kingdoms—has lived a life of privilege, kept sheltered by her paranoid father, the king. But on the night of her betrothal, her world shatters when northern infiltrators murder her lady-in-waiting and drag her into captivity. Her captor, Onyx of the Night Realm, has waited months to seize her. Cold, ruthless, and burning with vengeance, he expects to hate the spoiled White Raven. Instead, he finds her defiant, clever, and maddeningly impossible to break. Killing her would be easy.

Denise Brown has worked with domestic abuse shelters since her sister Nicole was murdered, and in this intimate book—part memoir, part biography—she uses her lived experience, along with Nicole's journals, to act as voice for women who continue to go unheard. She wants every sister and friend to learn to listen and recognize the signs: Sometimes an abuser comes packaged in the most charming, charismatic, and irresistible form, complete with mansions and Maseratis. My Sister Nicole is more than a story of domestic violence; it's a call to action.