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Ink&Impact podcast

Ink&Impact podcast

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Ink & Impact shares faith-filled reflections, real-life inspiration, and the power of writing with purpose.

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  • 🕊️ A Moment of Silence: In Honor of Nolan Wells

    🕊️ A Moment of Silence: In Honor of Nolan Wells
    2026/10/25
    🕊️ A Moment of Silence: In Honor of Nolan Wells
    This Sunday morning, Ink & Impact takes a moment to pause and honor the name of Nolan Wells.
    With the investigation in New Orleans still ongoing, this is not an episode about theories, unanswered questions, or speculation. It is simply a moment of acknowledgment.
    Sometimes, we spend so much time searching for answers that we forget the importance of simply pausing. Not every moment needs an explanation, and not every silence needs to be filled.
    Today, there are no questions to ask and no conclusions to draw. Just a moment of silence, a name to acknowledge, and a life to recognize.
    May this moment serve as a reminder that, beyond the conversations and the circumstances, there is room for humanity, dignity, and respect.
    No speculation. No assumptions. Just acknowledgment.
    🕊️ In honor of Nolan Wells.
    — Ink & Impact

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    3 分
  • Season2; Episode 14: Blind or Blurred? Perspective is Everything.

    Season2; Episode 14: Blind or Blurred? Perspective is Everything.
    2026/10/18
    🌺 Hey, my lilies!
    What if the real story in Devil isn’t happening inside the elevator?
    In this episode of Ink&Impact, we take a different look at the 2010 supernatural thriller Devil and the perspective hiding behind the elevator doors.
    Five strangers are trapped. Fear takes over. People begin to question who they can trust. But outside the elevator, Detective Bowden and security guard Ramirez are having a completely different conversation—one about evidence, faith, evil, guilt, accountability, and what we do when we encounter something we don’t fully understand.
    We’ll look at the difference between recognizing something, preparing for it, and actually knowing what to do about it.
    We’ll also explore Bowden’s grief, Ramirez’s spiritual perspective, the choices of the people inside the elevator, and the difficult relationship between justice and forgiveness.
    Because sometimes a person can do something terrible and still be capable of remorse.
    Sometimes knowing you’ve done wrong isn’t enough.
    And sometimes forgiveness isn’t about saying the damage didn’t matter—it’s about deciding that what happened won’t control the rest of your life.
    So the question isn’t simply:
    Who is the Devil?
    It’s:
    How does our perspective change when we realize we may not be seeing the whole story?
    🎙️ Ink&Impact — Season 2: Perspective Is Everything
    Listen, think, question, and tell me what you saw differently.
    Until next time, my lilies. 🌺
    Your favorite gardener
    🌺 iLily: i.ililyink.com
    🎙️ Ink&Impact: @inkandimpact_podcast

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    24 分
  • Season 2; Episode 13: The Blair Witch Project: When People Become Evidence

    Season 2; Episode 13: The Blair Witch Project: When People Become Evidence
    2026/10/11
    🌺 Hey my lilies!
    🎙️ Ink & Impact presents: The Blair Witch Project — When People Become Evidence
    What happens when a movie becomes so believable that the people behind it nearly disappear from the story?
    In 1999, The Blair Witch Project changed horror forever by blurring the line between fiction and reality. Three young filmmakers. A journey into the woods. Footage that looked like evidence. And a marketing campaign that encouraged audiences to question whether what they were watching was real.
    But tonight, we’re looking beyond the witch.
    Who were Heather Donahue, Joshua Leonard, and Michael C. Williams before their names became part of horror history? What did the filmmakers do to create such convincing fear? How did interviews, fictional documents, folklore, and recovered-footage storytelling shape the way audiences understood the film?
    And perhaps the biggest question of all: When we remember the footage, do we forget the people behind it?
    Join us as we investigate the perspectives behind one of horror’s most influential films, separating the fictional disappearance from the real people who brought the story to life.
    Because the footage we see isn’t always the whole story. Sometimes, what we’re shown matters just as much as what we’re led to believe.
    🖋️ Perspective is everything.
    🌺 Stay rooted, keep growing, and never stop questioning the story you’re being told.
    — Your favorite gardener 🌱
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    20 分
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