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You remember them as kids. But what happened after the cameras stopped?Hosted by former child actors from The Little Rascals, Jordan Warkol and Blake Collins reconnect with fellow child stars to talk about what growing up in Hollywood was really like and what life looks like now.This isn’t a “what went wrong?” podcast—no clickbait, no forced trauma.Just real conversations about identity, family, burnout, reinvention—and growing up a little too early.Each episode comes back to one question: “What was your first call?”—the origin story of how it all started.From on-set memories ...

The podcast that empowers women in business to own their voice, be heard and create impact - one simple communication insight at a time.You know your message and story matter, but something still holds you back from using your voice. Maybe it’s fear of judgement, overthinking what to say, or worrying you’ll get it wrong, so instead, you stay quiet.Hosted by Sarah Collins, a former Senior TV Producer for ITV & ITN turned Media Trainer and ICF- Accredited Communication Coach. With over 20 years’ of experience in television production, Sarah has spent two decades shaping stories and ...

One cabin. One storm. One bed. Cassie Marks was supposed to spend the weekend alone—just her, a bottle of wine, and no responsibilities. But when a snowstorm traps her in a remote mountain cabin with a broody, broad-shouldered stranger, her peaceful escape turns into a battle of wills... and chemistry. Logan Brooks doesn’t do small talk, and he definitely doesn’t do sharing. But there’s only one bed, the power’s out, and the temperature’s dropping fast. Keeping his distance is the smart move. He’s never been smart where stubborn women are concerned.

When aspiring writer Joanna Peterson-Mills and finance scion Logan Thurgood attend a dinner party one autumn night in New York, it's a sidesplitting romp through their "Not-so Meet Cute" under the Manhattan skyline as they navigate career and dating hijinks in the modern world. This...

Henrietta und ihr gemütliches Antiquitätengeschäft haben die turbulente Weihnachtszeit voller kauflustiger Touristen und ungebetenen Einbrechern überstanden. Doch dann ereignet sich im Leuchtturm von Hearts Grove eine Tragödie: Nicht nur das Licht ist erloschen, es wird auch eine Leiche gefunden. Ehe Henrietta sich versieht, steckt sie mal wieder mitten in einem neuen Mordfall. Und als kurz darauf ein zweiter Toter auftaucht, wird klar: Hier geht etwas sehr Dunkles vor sich. Kann Henrietta die Fakten aufklären und einen weiteren Mörder fassen?

Orpheline et responsable de son petit frère, Lou n'a d'autre ambition que de survivre en entrant à la Sorbonne. De son côté, Nils, riche héritier d'une influente famille, exhibe une grande arrogance afin de masquer une douleur profonde. La rencontre entre les deux fait des étincelles, mais chacun reconnaît en l'autre une faille familière. Une certaine attirance grandit peu à peu.

You're not lazy. You're not broken. You're just carrying more than most fitness plans were built for. This podcast is for adults navigating the intersection of faith, mental health, and movement ; especially when life has made showing up feel impossible. Through solo teachings, honest conversations, and guided reflections, we'll walk alongside you without hustle culture, shame, or empty platitudes. Struggle is not a spiritual failure. And you are allowed to move at your own pace. You're stronger than the struggle. Let's prove it together.

The Truth We Carry is more than a podcast… it’s a space. A space for women to be real. To say the things we’ve been holding in. To feel seen, heard, and not alone. Through honest, unfiltered conversations, we explore healing, trauma, resilience, and the power of telling the truth out loud. This is where the real conversations happen. You don’t have to carry it alone anymore.

In spite of the double burden of racial and gender discrimination, African-American women have developed a rich intellectual tradition that is not widely known. In Black Feminist Thought, originally published in 1990, Patricia Hill Collins set out to explore the words and ideas of Black feminist...

You’ve been in that Agile planning session. Everyone agrees on goals like “improve customer experience” or “increase engagement.” The roadmap looks aligned. The OKRs are approved. But when the sprint ends, no one can clearly explain what success actually means—or why customers should care. Months later, your product team ships a feature. Customers don’t use it. Stakeholders ask uncomfortable questions. Someone says, “I thought we were building something different.” This isn’t a delivery problem. It’s a conversation problem.

“I didn’t want to defeat you… I wanted you to stop needing to win.” In a fractured world where strength has become domination and silence has turned into fear, a small kitten steps forward to challenge the balance. The Way of Boss Inu is a poetic and visual fable about power, loss, and transformation. Through the journey of Tom and the fallen leader Boss Inu, it explores a deeper truth: that real strength is not in defeating others, but in understanding them. Blending martial philosophy with quiet storytelling, this book reimagines Aikido not as a technique—but as a way of being.

A daily writer of 30 plus years. A terrestrial radio host and podcaster for 46 years. Now team him up with AI technology. Alexa from Amazon. One is tied to decades of human emotion and experiences while the other relies on digital information and other people's posts. Street Speak With Alexa and Clarence.

Despite a long history of external threats and internal strife, the Roman Catholic Church remains a vast and influential presence in our modern world. But what were its origins, and how has it changed and adapted over the centuries? After Pope Benedict XVI dramatically resigned in early 2013...

A contemporary commentary on the Bhagavad Gita influenced by depth psychology and mystical philosophy across many traditions, including among others, esoteric Christianity, Buddhism, Taoism and Advaita Vedanta. This commentary aims top show that the Gita is as relevant and practical as it was when it was written over 2000 years ago.

No sport does storytelling like cricket – a game as full of heroes, villains, politics, and drama as any Shakespearean play. And few have explored those stories as far and wide as Adam Collins and Geoff Lemon. Over hundreds of episodes of Story Time, the history spin-off to beloved podcast The...

Written by a career cybersecurity consultant who has worked with the military and financial institutions — the systems discussed are the ones he spent his career protecting. Innovation begins with discussion. Who among us does not see cybersecurity as a challenge. Certainly there’s room for it to be less of a challenge. My book addresses this in a thought provoking way to stimulate discussion.

In a post-shrinking virus world, Tinies have no rights. They are used for fun, for sport, and sometimes, just to blow off steam. Whitney has lived under the protective care of Brooke for the past year, but now wants to venture outside, to be around normal-sized people.

A pretty librarian inherits a library and falls for the sexy architect who believes he should be the rightful owner in this enemies-to-lovers romcom. Librarian Callie Jameson is floored when she learns she's to inherit the historic library on Petite Bois Island. All she knows about the barrier...

Liam Callahan likes to break things... and Nate Carter was made to be broken. He's stubborn and beautiful in his resistance. I knew Liam Callahan was dangerous the moment I met him. Too perfect. Too polished. Too in control. They said the anger management sessions were routine, but nothing about Liam is routine. Cruel When He Smiles is the third book in the interconnected Sinners of Blackthorne U series, but it is a complete standalone.

Grief and grieving apply to anyone experiencing loss, even if that loss is not tied to a death. Though it may feel difficult to address the topics of grief and loss, as we return to school after an unprecedented year, it’s no longer a question of “if” or “should” but “when” and ”how.” Learning from Loss is your guide to getting started with grief work, providing a path that can help you determine the best course of action in the wake of a loss that impacts a student or school community.