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William Perry’s friendship had a significant influence on Henry Ford and the hiring of African-Americans at the Ford Motor Company. In later years, Henry used the metaphor of having shared a cross cut saw with William Perry, to explain his belief that African-Americans and whites should work together in harmony, with “The coloured man (sawing) at one end of the log and the white man at the other. “

The highly anticipated new novel from the New York Times bestselling author of Other Birds hailed as “whimsical, wise, and delightfully mysterious.” (Real Simple) This program includes narration by actor and Audie Award–winning narrator Marin Ireland, who has appeared in The Irishman and...

This book is about building a curated, trusted circle grounded in consistency, mutual respect, and long-term care—a circle that doesn’t just know your name, but takes your call, makes the introduction, and shows up when needed. It moves past surface-level networking advice and focuses on what sustains careers over time.

Stage Left, Mic On is your newest theatre podcast and essential listen for theatre kids, creatives, and anyone curious about the performing arts industry. Featuring industry-level guests, including professional actors, dancers, directors, writers, and creatives working across West End theatre, musical theatre, film, television, and live performance, this podcast offers honest conversations about training, careers, creativity, and life behind the curtain. From drama school experiences to professional breakthroughs, auditions, setbacks, and success stories, Stage Left, Mic On pulls back the ...

Welcome to Festive & Feral's official YouTube channel! I'm your Host Allen, and I want to welcome to this safe space of a Podcast with new episodes coming soon! Your new favorite Go-To LGBTQ+ & Ally Podcast! Disclaimer: Explicit Language - 18+ and older Podcast. Host: Allen Co-host: Danny Co-Host: Melissa Occasional Co-Host: Michael Created and produced by Allen.

After being guilted to come home for the holidays, Linda decides to make the best of it and spend some quality time with her mother... and the step-father that Linda has never been close with. As soon as she steps into her childhood home, Linda is greeted with memories and nostalgia that help her prepare for a week of her mother's hovering and awkward conversations with her step-father. But just as Linda starts to feel comfortable in her childhood home again, her brothers arrive. The same brothers she hasn't talked to in three years.

Embark on a journey of self-discovery and family secrets in "The Journey That Never Ends," a gripping women's fiction novel by Jodi Allen Brice. Meet Elana Taylor, heiress to the multimillion-dollar Taylor Fishing Products empire, residing in the picturesque Myrtle Beach, South Carolina. The tranquil facade shatters when Elana's father demands her help in persuading her grandmother, Cecilia Taylor, to sign over the family business due to her alleged failing mental state.

In a delightful tale, Twinkly Eyes, a playful yearling bear cub, finds himself caught in a trap after returning to the Sugar Camp one too many times. Fortunately, a kind-hearted boy from the Valley Farm rescues him, and a unique friendship blossoms as the boy even serenades Twinkly with his harmonica. But as any mischievous cub would, Twinkly gets into all sorts of escapades! Along his journey, he encounters a cast of charming characters, including Unk Wunk the Porcupine, Bobby Lynx, Frisky Fox, Whoo-Whoo the Owl, and the wise Mother Black Bear with her new cubs. Theres also a dancing bear ...

In the breathtaking high Sierras, a little brown bear—no larger than a house cat—finds itself rescued by a Ranger after a near-drowning. This endearing cub grows up alongside an orphaned fawn, a mischievous young burro, a clever ring-tailed cat, a wise owl, a friendly canary, and a courageous yellow pup. As the author masterfully weaves together natural science and storytelling, readers are introduced to a vibrant cast of creatures, including playful pine squirrels, colorful chipmunks, the snow-dwelling pika, and the elusive rattlesnake of the sun-soaked valleys. With glimpses of cougars ...

Join us on an enchanting journey with Allen Chaffee, a celebrated author of childrens literature known for his delightful Fuzz Wuzz series and beloved adaptations like Hiawatha and The World of Oz. In this episode, we dive into the whimsical adventures of Cinnamon, the mischievous cub bear, as he explores the wonders of nature. - Summary by Larry Wilson

Katrina Calm is starting a new chapter, living with the mother she thought she’d lost forever. The life she once knew is in the rearview mirror, leaving behind a journey she never expected. Her close bond with Junior and Summer—the Howlites—has unraveled, and her relationship with her dad feels like a distant memory.

YN - YM/YW - YPa journey from a young “Nimrod” to a Young Professional.Executive SummarySeason 5 of My 8 Bit Life, formally titled "Integral Derivation: The Infinite Series of Infinite Series," necessitates a fundamental restructuring of the series' established narrative and aesthetic parameters. We are departing from the purely pixelated, discrete logic of the 8-bit era to embrace the continuous, differentiable, and infinitely complex reality of the analog world. This season is constructed as a "grand derivation"—a mathematical and metaphorical process of calculating the instantaneous ...

Two founders, one a seasoned AI engineer, one a non-traditional builder who learned through AI, have unfiltered conversations about building products, using AI as a tool, and pushing limits in work and life. Part technical, part philosophical, part two friends being real. The show is for ambitious people who want to do more than they think they’re capable of, whether that’s shipping their first product, going deeper technically, or just thinking bigger.

Every episode Lauretta takes a look at one quilt, the person who made it and the world that they lived in. Equal parts social history, material culture and quilt history. You may not think some stitches and fabric have much to say about history, but you'd be wrong.

Getting Things Done for Teens will adapt its lessons by offering a fresh take on the GTD methodology, framing life as a game to play and GTD as the game pieces and strategies to play your most effective game. It presents GTD in a highly visual way and frames the methodology as not only as a system for being productive in school, but as a set of tools for everyday life. Getting Things Done for Teens is the how-to manual for the next generation - a strategic guidebook for creating the conditions for a fruitful and effective future.    

Covens. Girl bands. Ballet troupes. Convents. In all times and places, girls and women have come together in communities of vocation, of necessity, of support. And wherever women gather, magic happens. Female farmers change the way we grow our food. Online beauty communities democratise the intricacies of skincare. Teen girls invent phrases that enter the urban lexicon and choose our next pop superstars. Patriarchal societies have long been content to uphold men's and boys' clubs while viewing groups that exclude men as sites of rivalry and suspicion. 

Before the global sensation As a Man Thinketh, there was From Poverty to Power (1901), James Allen‘s first and, in his view, more significant work. Unlike other books, it was written while he was still working as a journalist, and before the success of As a Man Thinketh. Written with an energy and directness that defined his emerging philosophy in its earliest stages, this book presents a foundational exploration of spiritual law that Allen felt his later, more popular work only hinted at.

The Red Empress is the only home Erzelle has known since the day her family was lured aboard and murdered, victims of a grisly ritual meant to make the elite immortal. Erzelle plays her harp for the diners inside this ghoul-infested riverboat, knowing her own death looms, escaping through the music that's all she has left of her parents. Her nightmare's upended in the space of a day by the arrival of Olyssa, a fellow musician, but so much more.

“You’re right,” Sandy said to Rob, coming back to the present. Rob glanced over at the beautiful, young reporter who had been lost in her own thoughts for the last eight miles. “I’m sure that’s true, but what am I right about this time?” “About me second guessing myself,” Sandy said. “I know how crazy it is, but I also know my gut is right. The wolf is coming to this festival this weekend.” “The wolf?” Rob repeated it as a question this time. But Sandy just nodded and repeated herself again with no more clarification. “The wolf is coming.

In this Very Short Introduction, Robert C. Allen explores the interplay of geography, globalization, technological change, economic policy, and institutions, to show how they have determined the wealth and poverty of nations around the world. Using historical examples to analyze the factors that have influenced growth, he exposes what has caused the unequal world we live in today, focusing on recent changes in equality and world economic disruption.