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Join us as we talk about different topics in the Bible as well as share our own testimonies

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What are dreams? What do they mean? Where do they come from? What do they tell us about ourselves, the mind, or society? Are they even meaningful? Do we create our dreams? Are dreams spiritual? Do you have sleep problems? These, and many more, questions are why we created KB Dream & Sleep. A complete dream podcast for anyone interested in learning more about current research on dreams in relation to psychology, religion, evolutionary science, politics, art, and culture.

After Scarlett Chase is fired from her dream job, she is stuck working temp jobs while she figures out what to do with her life. Her current job of the week might be the most boring of them all, until a flash of lightning during a spring storm plunges the entire office building into darkness.

Scarlett Chase is working the cushiest temp job ever—house-sitting a gorgeous luxury home for a vacationing family and taking care of their cute little dachshund. Then she finds a body facedown in the pool, and her relaxing job turns into a nightmare. It seems that the home’s security system isn’t keeping everyone out as thoroughly as it should. And even though the family members were outside the country, their alibis may not be as solid as they appear.

Do you love girl talk? Hop on in to hear Kristin dish on the chaos that is dating post-divorce, in your 30s, in Boston. And Nicole provides the voice of honesty and reason!

After losing her dream job as an interior designer, Scarlett Chase is stuck working temp jobs while she tries to figure out her next career move. This week, her undemanding job is handing out food samples in a giant wholesale store. At least her love life seems to be heading in the right direction.

Why is it that everything seems to come in threes? Three reincarnated gods. Three evil villains. Three days until the Storm Moon and the possible end of the world....

After Scarlett Chase is fired from her dream job, she is stuck working temp jobs while she figures out what to do with her life. Her current job of the week might be the most boring of them all until a flash of lightning during a spring storm plunges the entire office building into darkness. When the lights come back on, Scarlett finds Willow Dawn, the eccentric soul healer from upstairs, lying dead behind the dumpster out back. Too bad handsome construction worker Austin Howard is standing over the body holding what could either be a tool of the trade or the murder weapon.

Following the sudden loss of her mother, poet K.B. Marie explores the meaning of life and love after great loss. Nature and zen themes featured throughout.

My days are spent in the Burn Unit at the hospital I work as a nurse at, supporting those who have kissed the red hot flames that consumed their world and survived to tell the tale. Until the tables are turned and I am now the one in the hospital bed after being rescued by three firefighters. Their silhouettes appeared in the darkest moment of my life, pulling me out of the shadows I had been living in. Now when I have nothing and no one, they insist I can lean on them.

I live to race. It’s in my blood—the smell of dirt and gasoline, the fast cars, the screaming fans. I was the king of a small track in Missouri with the world at my fingertips. I had a choice to make: my dream or the woman I loved. I couldn’t have both. When an unexpected surprise shows up on my doorstep in the form of a baby, there’s only one woman I trust enough to help me. Lena Stanley, the one I left behind. But being in close proximity to her reminds me of what we used to have and what I still want. Her.

Join us as we discuss real life situations from the perspective of two different women; a Married woman, who is also a mom, and a Single woman with no children, whom both have different perceptions on life.

kb talks and "I'm out". kb is Kabolobari Benakole, "design theorist because thinker was taken" on a mission to design a society that works because it self-governs. Because the government that works is ad hoc and just in time. Because everyone should be treated as not-dumb until proven otherwise, where the burden of proof is theirs, not ours. But dumbness cannot hide for too long. "I'm out" Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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Welcome to the podcast of dare2believe, led by Pastor KB Andersen. The aim of this podcast is to share the word of God to encourage and empower the listener to become a disciple of Jesus Christ.

Join three friends as they discuss all aspects of the Christian life, interview faithful believers in the local church, and push one another towards Jesus.

Let's talk health is a health podcast that features shows and interviews with experts about a wide range of health-related issues, including mental health, geriatric health, women's health, stress, exercise and self-empowerment

Become a Paid Subscriber: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/katecanelevate/subscribe I’m focused on unraveling some of the rawest and deepest topics of conversation.. in hopes that it helps someone.. somewhere.. with something they’re facing. It’s like therapy, except cooler 🤣.. Be ready…. because we definitely are not talking about the weather! Self Improvement, Positivity, Anxiety/Depression, Sex/Intimacy, Relationships, Children, Single Parenting, Coping Skills, Healing, Abandonment, Grief/Loss, Trauma, ADHD, Self Esteem, Broken Families, Addictions, Mental Health, Faith/...

When the careful construction of the perfect life fell apart, K.B. Lacey decided no more. Her call-to-action demands demanded, and she responded. What she wanted didn't matter, and she lost focus of the most important audience: her inner voice, her inner beast, her champion - the audience within. K.B. was looking for reasons to care instead of being forced to care about the reasons. When she flipped the switch to look inward, she discovered her personal call to action. It gave her the freedom to see herself and not the role she was playing.