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In Kids Don’t Need School, veteran homeschool parents and community leaders Jonathan and Adriana Prescott lay out a radical new approach to home education that empowers children to love learning, build real-world skills, and take charge of their future—all before age 12.

50 years of my life has gone by fast—a dysfunctional childhood, marriage, disability, and death, but I survived. Soon after meeting my wife, she was diagnosed with Multiple Sclerosis, so this is my story about caring for her and her mental disability, how her family disliked me, and becoming a stepfather to her kids. My dysfunctional childhood, being abused by parents, and other things.

1892, New York. Après un tour de pyrotechnie qui dérape, Jenny Marton, jeune magicienne, voit le théâtre où elle se produisait partir en fumée et toutes ses économies avec. Son seul moyen de s’en sortir ? Résoudre l’enquête que lui a confiée Pinkerton, célèbre agence de détectives privés. Au Havre, un bateau a disparu et tout son équipage s’est réveillé sur le port sans que personne ne se rappelle rien, si ce n’est d’un monstre à la voix berçante. De plus, le cadavre d’un marin a été retrouvé sur le quai !

AnthroIntelligence: Culture, Cognition, and Code is a reflective and analytical podcast that explores how humans adapt to, think with, and are transformed by AI and technology — through the lens of psychological and biological anthropology. This is not a tech podcast per se; it’s about the human condition in the age of algorithms — how culture shapes cognition, how cognition shapes code, and how code, in turn, reshapes culture. Hosted by Dr. Richard Jonathan O. Taduran, anthropologist and AI trainer.

No reason. No remorse. It’s June, 1987, and with the single flip of a coin, Death has come to the quiet town of Elden Mills. No one is safe; a flicker of movement or a sudden noise is all it takes to draw his attention. Lurking in the shadows behind a pale mask, he is driven by the need to fill the streets with blood and screams. If he sees you, you’re dead.

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At-One-Ment dismantles centuries of harmful atonement theology while unveiling a breathtaking vision of God’s uncontrolling, non-violent love; one that transforms rather than punishes. Through deeply personal insights and rigorous theological exploration, discover how Jesus didn’t die to satisfy God’s wrath, but to show us we were never separate from the divine in the firrst place. Prepare to have your understanding of salvation, forgiveness, and God’s very nature turned upside down—in the most beautiful way possible.

The 90-Day Teacher gives you a clear, practical blueprint to validate, build, and launch your first course—then grow it into a thriving, evergreen teaching business. Guided by mentor and digital entrepreneur Jonathan, you’ll plant a simple seed (a low-cost paid workshop), grow it into a 101 course, and scale your impact with systems that work even when you’re offline.

A journey through rare disease, a dream of flying, and the gratitude found in acceptance. When Jonathan first threw his parachute—in that instant—the rushing air was still, the falling stopped, and a dream of flying began to take shape: soaring, free from the burdens he carried, held in the sky by a fabric wing. But a cancer diagnosis began a cascade—surgeries, treatments, recurrences, and life-altering side effects. Learning to fly felt impossible.

What if the bible’s most controversial passages about sexuality have been hiding a radical message of inclusion all along? In this ground- breaking micro theology series entry, discover how five key biblical texts—from Sodom and Gomorrah to Jesus’ words about eunuchs—actually open the doors to LGBTQ+ acceptance when read through a lens of love rather than a lens power. This book reveals how “defaulting to love” changes everything about how we interpret scripture. Prepare to leave behind theological baggage you never knew you were carrying and embrace a God whose love truly has no exceptions.

What do you do when divine law and the justice demanded by your conscience clash? Muslims have wrestled with this problem since the earliest caliphates. The mazalim courts, dating back to the eighth century, were the answer: courts where any subject could appeal directly to an Islamic ruler regarding any matter of justice. Mazalim courts, which were not bound by the rulings of an established school of Islamic law, could address crises in authority and order that Sharia courts could not.

Slackers is a podcast for leaders, builders, and creators who want to make work better—more productive, more human, and a lot less frustrating. Hosted by longtime media and technology insiders Jonathan Sasse and Jaime Solis, the show blends candid stories, sharp insights, and practical lessons from decades spent navigating corporate life and creative industries. This isn’t a rant about what’s broken or a step-by-step playbook. It’s a conversation about what actually works; the small wins, the hard lessons, and the patterns that make better teams, better ideas, and better outcomes ...

Galvanised by a throwaway remark about an enigmatic inscription found at an ancient Egyptian turquoise mine, Holmes embarks in 1911 on a year-long quest to the Holy Land and the Sinai Desert in pursuit of the origins of the world’s first alphabet—and thereby, of Western literacy itself. A case with no villain, or client, "Sherlock Holmes and the Mistress of History" is a must-listen for fans of historical fiction, Holmesian adventures, and lovers of linguistic and archaeological puzzles.

By one of San Francisco’s foremost chroniclers, the story of the city’s meteoric transformation into a global capital of technology, and how the same creative and political forces that gave rise to its boom nearly engineered its collapse. At the dawn of the 1990s, San Francisco was a...

The View From Here is a UK-based podcast shining a fresh light on LGBTQ+ history through long-form interviews with some of the UK's leading changemakers. Our aim is to keep these stories alive and inspire the activists of tomorrow.

Interviews about the intersection of values, beliefs, and work.What we believe shapes how we approach our work—and the work we do often challenges us to test, refine, and reinforce our beliefs.Work & Worldview is a long-form, human-to-human, interview-style podcast. You can expect to meet guests from a diverse set of backgrounds, industries, and experiences.It's a rich conversation and whatever your worldview, I hope you'll feel welcome and will join us.Work & Worldview is also on https://youtube.com/@workandworldview

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Le podcast qui aide votre enfant à GRANDIR en confiance et à OSER exprimer ses émotions. "Histoires pour enfants" est un podcast hebdomadaire gratuit, animé par Jonathan Rouiller, hypnothérapeute spécialisé dans l'accompagnement des enfants. Inspirées de mes séances privées, ces histoires métaphoriques allient hypnose douce et aventures enchantées pour booster la confiance en soi et la gestion des émotions. Destiné aux enfants de 5 à 10 ans, ce podcast propose des récits ludiques avec animaux parlants et héros imaginaires, parfaits pour explorer les sentiments de manière ...

The Leadership Table with Dr. Jonathan Lotson is where faith meets strategy. Each episode helps leaders—pastors, entrepreneurs, and community builders—lead with integrity, clarity, and purpose. We discuss how timeless biblical principles intersect with modern leadership challenges.

At its heart, Parade is a meditation on belonging: on the occasional yearning to be seen within a wider society while also holding close the intimate truths that make us who we are. The poems bear witness to the joys and burdens of history, the weight of expectation, and the liberating power of self-acceptance. They recall the carnivals of childhood, the rhythm of drums and voices, the bonds of kinship, and the resilience found in love and loss.