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Havilah, whose name means "Little Bird," is a fierce and beautiful protector sworn to defend the Emperor's magnificent garden. Her duty is to expel every evil weed and dangerous creature sent to destroy the garden's source of magic: a clear blue glass sundial. She guards it with her life, for if the sundial breaks, the garden's enchanting loveliness will be lost forever.

From the ancient halls of Oxford to the sun-drenched vineyards of Bordeaux, and across the Atlantic to the political circus of D.C., meet Cate Brooks in The Colonel’s Daughter—the prequel to the best-selling series, The Senator’s Wife.

Of Silk and Soil is a podcast for women within motherhood who feel the pull to come back to themselves.Motherhood changes everything. And while it can be deeply beautiful, it can also leave women feeling disconnected from their body, their identity and the woman they once were.This space exists for the woman who knows there is more to her than just being “mum”.Through honest conversations, womb-led healing and feminine reconnection, this podcast explores the journey of remembering the woman within motherhood.We speak about identity, the emotional and energetic shifts after having children,...

Called to Bloom — where floral artistry meets holistic wellbeing and smart, soulful entrepreneurship.Join your host Jen Cavender — artist, educator, and founder of Nectar & Bloom — in these powerful, mini masterclasses and candid conversations that blend floral design, small business strategy, and holistic wellbeing.Called to Bloom is a podcast for creative souls who are ready to evolve. From stepping into a new career in flowers, to building a creative life in alignment and abundance, and from pivoting when it’s time to grow, to recovering from burnout — each episode equips ...

Mon compagnon prédestiné est un alpha d'une force incroyable, que rien n'arrêtera pour me protéger. Mais ma toute nouvelle meute est en danger à cause de moi. Les secrets qui m'ont été cachés ne font que renforcer le fait que Griffin et moi sommes sérieusement en danger. Plus nous nous rapprochons, plus le danger nous guette. Une chose est claire, il n'y a pas moyen de gagner si nous ne savons même pas qui nous affrontons.

Help your young adventurer become a super problem-solver, handle the unexpected, and develop skills they can use for a lifetime. Turn screen time into fun outdoor learning and open up a world of exciting adventure for you and your child. This fun outdoor guide for ages 8-12 combines safety-first, age-appropriate learning with lots of interactive activities that can be done at home, on a trail, in a park, or on a camping trip.

This book is for you if: You're everyone's go-to but nobody's first choice for promotion. You've Googled salary negotiation scripts at 2 am but chickened out by morning. You discount your work so you don't seem "difficult." You say yes when your gut screams no.

In this brief booklet, Jen Oshman examines the history, sociology, and data of happiness from a Christian perspective. She discusses our culture's competing visions and definitions of happiness, investigates why happiness is so elusive, and offers practical alternatives to the unsatisfactory lies of the world. This booklet invites listeners to explore happiness as an outcome of a relationship with our Creator, Jesus Christ. In him there is a treasure waiting to be discovered—a richer, fuller way to live.

What if the most important part of making art isn't the "making" at all—but the conversation that happens in between? Every week, Jen Lee and Tim Manley picked up the phone to do what they do best: talk it out. As co-writers, collaborators, and friends, their bond was forged in the "10 Letters Project," and now they’re letting you eavesdrop on their most honest creative rituals. Just Between You & Me is a weekly window into the messy, beautiful, and often hilarious reality of the artist’s life. It’s unpolished, it’s real, and it’s exactly what you need to hear when your own ...

No Set Definition is a podcast about redefining success on your own terms. In a world obsessed with titles, money, and hustle, this show explores what success really looks like resilience, failure, burnout, growth, and the courage to slow down. Through honest conversations and real stories, we unpack the moments no one talks about: the struggle behind achievement, the cost of chasing success, and why successful people do cry. Because success isn’t one-size-fits-all and your definition is allowed to change.

You have a message that matters—but is anyone actually listening? In a world of constant noise, clarity is your only superpower. Join communication strategist and media producer Jen Lee for Get Your Message Out, a limited series designed to strip away the fluff and get to the heart of your story. In these concise, "no-filler" episodes, Jen shares the exact questions she asks her top-tier collaborators to help them move from being overlooked to being understood. If you’re a creator with something to say, this is your toolkit for making sure it lands.

Four friends. Forty-something. Still figuring it out! Real life, real opinions, relatable chats and no pretending we’ve got it all together 🎙️ Welcome to Forty As… And Winging it!

Tune into Catch Her Spark, the podcast for high-achieving women who build wealth on their own terms. Hosted by Jen Maldonado, this show is crafted specifically for busy female professionals—doctors, attorneys, engineers, and investors—who want to leverage real estate to grow their capital without the day-to-day hustle. If you're a woman in your 30s to 50s looking to invest with clarity and confidence, your journey starts here. Subscribe and catch the spark.

We are back in 2026 with our stories and opinions. We are Mike and Jen. We have been married for 18 years and we have opinions. Let us know if there is a topic you would like us to discuss and we will talk about it.

Two women who've survived heavy things use friendship and dark humor to cope, connect and make other people feel less alone.

Welcome to I.M. Authentic, a space for deep breaths, healing forward, real truth, and soul-aligned living. This podcast is for anyone navigating growth, healing, awakening, and becoming the truest version of themselves—without the pressure to be perfect.Hosted by two heart-led women who keep it real while staying rooted in spirituality and truth, we talk about intuition, self-worth, energy, personal transformation, real life and what it truly means to live authentically. If you’ve ever felt like you’re meant for more, you’re in the right place.New episodes twice a month—come ...

This is a soft place for real life — the kind that doesn’t have clean answers or perfect timing. It’s for the moments when you’re not who you used to be, but you’re not quite sure who you’re becoming yet. The waiting. The unlearning. The quiet strength it takes just to keep going. Here, we talk honestly about growth, healing, faith, money, identity, motherhood, culture — and all the messy emotions that live in the middle of it all. No pretending. No rushing. Just real conversations about what it means to be human. If you’re carrying questions, sitting with change, or learning ...

Where grit and grace collide—Jen delivers raw, honest talk about "surthriving" and rebuilding with resilience, heart, and the kind of humor forged in the 80's and reinforced with years of ER nursing and Raising teens!!

Welcome to The Pediatric Dietitian Podcast — where clinical pediatric nutrition meets real-life parenting. Hosted by UCLA pediatric dietitians Jen Ross, MS, RD and Danielle Mein, RD, this show gives modern parents the clear, evidence-based guidance they desperately need in a world where kids’ eating habits are more confusing than ever.If your kids are struggling with picky eating, constant snacking, mealtime battles, ultra-processed foods, childhood obesity, slow weight gain, sugar overload, inconsistent habits, or a parent who isn’t on the same page, you’re not alone — and you’re ...

A lyrical and groundbreaking exploration of the misun­derstood ways women survive and forever carry trauma from the award-winning New York Times Magazine writer Jen Percy. “Percy’s subject is brutal, but her writing allays some of the impact by being almost impossibly beautiful: crisp...