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You're the one people call when the printer stops working, the Wi-Fi goes down, or a new hire needs credentials by 9 a.m. But increasingly, you’re also the person expected to answer for ransomware, email scams, and regulatory compliance, without a security team, a CISO, or even clear cybersecurity policies.

“Welcome to Echoes of: The Wandering Inn, where the levelling never stops.”Echoes of: The Wandering Inn is a chapter-by-chapter podcast hosted by Geoff Lalonde and Paul Morris, two fans who have read The Wandering Inn and love it to bits. This podcast is our way of sharing that love, one chapter at a time.Each episode features a thoughtful retelling of the story, woven together with reactions, interludes, theories, and reflections on the characters, themes, and moments that make the series so special. It is designed to be welcoming for listeners who have never read the books, while still ...

Una noche oscura y lluviosa, Eilish Stack abre la puerta de su casa de Dublín y se encuentra a dos agentes de la policía secreta. Están allí para interrogar a su marido, un sindicalista que ha participado en manifestaciones recientes. La casa, la familia y el país que Eilish conocía, y en los que confiaba, están a punto de desmoronarse.

In Good Work, Paul Millerd invites us to question everything we thought we knew about work. Paul traces his winding path through candid personal stories: from chasing elusive "good jobs," to desperately seeking escape from worldly responsibilities, to an unexpected discovery that changed everything. Sitting at a table halfway around the world, a profound question emerged: What if work doesn't have to suck? What if it can be the center of a life well-lived?

The Pyramid Principle is based on the true and never before told story of Hall-of-Famer John Vallely. Filled with miraculous triumphs and hellacious heartbreaks, The Pyramid Principle masterfully depicts the impact of UCLA Coach John Wooden and his legendary “Pyramid of Success” he invested into all his players during his 29 year coaching career at UCLA. During Vallely’s daughter’s death from cancer and his own battle with cancer, Vallely would discover Coach Wooden’s true meaning of success.

Great Short Poems brings together a remarkable gathering of short poems by some of the most influential poets in the English literary tradition. Spanning more than three centuries—from the Renaissance through the late Victorian era—this collection showcases the power of poetry at its most distilled, where a handful of lines can capture profound emotion, insight, and beauty.

Whether conflicts in the work team, persistent difficulties in your relationship, or destructive behavioral patterns: every problem usually has a deeper cause that lies "in the system" – it is often connected to past experiences, interpersonal dynamics, or defining environmental factors. Only by uncovering these connections can you develop comprehensive and long-term solutions, and how you can achieve this with systemic questioning techniques is explained practically and applicable in this book.

Uncover the mythical origins of a culinary legend in Academic Fantasy Papers: The Origin of Cheddar, a fictional academic discourse set in the lush, folklore-rich world of The Hollow Vale. Journey back to a time of ancient magic and fading empires, where the British West Country of Somerset is known as Tharion. This isn't a history book; it's a "myth, not a map".

What Was Already There is a Quiet Ops novella in eleven chapters.Season One was true. This season is fiction: invented people, invented places, told from inside the heads of several characters in turn.The idea underneath is the same one that runs through all of Quiet Ops. Almost nothing that breaks a person, a marriage, or an organisation is one big event. It’s noise, building quietly until it isn’t quiet anymore. Find the noise. Go upstream. Reduce it.Written and read by Paul Mitchem.

Vera never wanted to be queen. One day, she was a 21st-century waitress struggling to find a sense of purpose, and the next, she was ripped back to 7th-century Camelot, where she is Queen Guinevere—loved by King Arthur, befriended by Sir Lancelot, and suddenly responsible for a kingdom balancing on the edge of ruin.

The illusions we build for ourselves are quick to dissolve under the moonlight of a cloudless sky. That disquieting realisation that the shining crown you thought was glinting gold was made of old newspaper and Sellotape. You watch on helpless as the castle you built is effortlessly washed away...

This audiobook is narrated by an AI Voice. Une jeune femme accepte un poste qu'on lui présente comme une chance. Des années plus tard, elle part comprendre pourquoi le cacao n'arrive plus du Venezuela. Ce qu'elle découvre remet en question les règles qu'elle suivait sans les avoir choisies...

Some people disappear. Others are made to need less.Isaac Rook has built a quiet life on the shingle at Dungeness. A former designer of secure environments, he now works with stone, follows his routines and keeps the world at a distance.Then his sister Mara arrives with a case.Young women are...

Two dentists. One podcast. Zero filter. Join Dr. Paul Kourtsounis and Dr. Sarah Heeter as they explore unconventional paths in dentistry and beyond. From challenging the status quo and redefining success to candid conversations with people who've taken the road less traveled, nothing is off-limits. Expect humor, sarcasm, unfiltered opinions, and stories that prove there's no one-size-fits-all approach to building a career—or a life. Think happy hour with interesting people who never quite followed the rules. Compliance is optional.

This episode of the Southern Soundways podcast looks at urban soundscapes and how habitat restoration in cities can reduce noise pollution and benefit mental and physical health. Dr. Nils Peterson of N.C. State University discusses what he’s learned about how bird songs influence psychological well-being. Chelsea Phipps, Greensboro's greenway and gardens program manager, takes us to the downtown greenway and shares how it connects the community. Finally, Guilford College’s legendary historian Max Carter explains Guilford Woods long ties to Greensboro history.

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The day gives us the story. The quiet helps us understand it.Evening Reflections is a collection of true stories about the moments that shape our lives—family, friendship, love, loss, work, change, purpose, and the unexpected lessons we often don't recognize until later.Hosted by Paul Benevich, each episode begins with a story and ends with something more: a few thoughtful questions and a little space to reflect on your own life.These aren't stories with all the answers. They're invitations to slow down, look back, notice what matters, and perhaps see something differently.Settle in at the ...

Very Nonprofit – Very Real is the podcast about the people side of nonprofit leadership.If you lead people in a nonprofit—whether you’re a supervisor, manager, director, or executive—you know this work is satisfying and, at times, incredibly challenging. Leading well isn’t just about programs and outcomes. It’s about people.Hosted by nonprofit leader, educator, best-selling author, and coach, Paula MacLean, this podcast offers irresistibly useful insights you can take to work with you tomorrow. Each short, practical episode focuses on the real challenges nonprofit leaders face ...

Surprising, entertaining, and illuminating, this is a must-listen for armchair travelers and word nerds. Our dictionaries are full of hidden histories, tales, and adventures from all over the world - if you know where to look. 

In this Very Short Introduction, Paul Klenerman describes the immune system, and how it works in health and disease. He considers how the immune system evolved, the basic rules that govern its behavior, and the major health threats where it is important. Paul Klenerman also explains how things can go wrong when there is too little or too much immunity. The book also addresses what we learned about the immune system from the COVID-19 pandemic and how that has influenced thinking about future pandemics.