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The Robe of Rainbow Feathers is an audiobook and accompanying animated short film conceived, written and narrated by multi-faceted musician and writer Diane Arkenstone. The project was created with the collaboration of director and sound designer Wesley Price, illustrator Anja Silbar, animator Isaac David Quesada and composer Daniel Cimo. It’s geared toward kids aged 3-8 with classically-inflected music and a simple, yet vivid storyline with themes that resonate with people of all ages.

Hannah “Cookie” Cooke, an interior decorator with a sideline making miniature reproductions of crime scenes, lands her dream job when New Preston’s wealthiest couple hires her to renovate their historic New England home. But things go spectacularly wrong when her client, Chuck, is murdered at the housewarming party.

Melissa Slade avait tout pour elle : une vie douce à Bristol, un mari aimant et d'adorables jumelles. Mais soudain, tout bascule. Ses deux bébés décèdent coup sur coup. La justice l'envoie pourtant en prison pour meurtre. Un journaliste, Jonathan Hunt, s'en émeut et reprend l'enquête. De fausses pistes en rebondissements, il devient peu à peu obsédé par une seule question : qu'est-il vraiment arrivé à Amber et à Ellie Slade ?

The Art of Wellbeing is a podcast exploring what it truly means to feel well — inside and out.Hosted by Dr. Diane Alexander, a board-certified plastic surgeon and co-founder of ARTISAN, and Dr. Cristina Del Toro Badessa, a board-certified Emergency Medicine physician and Medical Doctor at ARTISAN, the show brings together surgical artistry and whole-person wellness through thoughtful, honest conversations.Each episode breaks down topics such as aesthetics, hormones, weight management, longevity, confidence, and preventive health — cutting through trends and misinformation to offer clear, ...

For fans of Tell Me Everything and Heartwood, Where the Water Meets the Sky is the story of a brave young woman seeking wholeness and love in the untamed forests of Michigan’s upper peninsula—and answers about a fire that took away everything. On a night in January, on the Garden Peninsula...

Kirsten et Nick profitent d'un week-end loin de tout jusqu'au moment où, sur le chemin du retour, ils renversent accidentellement un homme et le tuent. Ils prennent alors une décision irréfléchie : dissimuler l'accident. Amy et Greg viennent de célébrer leur dixième anniversaire de mariage. Amy attend un bébé, et ils n'ont jamais été aussi heureux. Alors, quand Greg ne rentre pas après une promenade avec leur chien, Amy refuse de croire que la police ait raison en pensant qu'il est parti de son plein gré.

We all get discouraged from time to time about how our lives are going, and it’s in that level of discomfort that we question our existence and what our purpose is. Our path is more obvious than we think once we learn to read the signs, and our connection with the spirit world is much stronger than we think when we learn how to pay attention.

Florist Lila Jennings is up to her elbows in roses, ribbon, and runaway nerves as the town's Wedding in Blooms Festival kicks off: lace-draped tents, celebrity wedding planner Janine Frost calling the shots, and hundreds of eager brides-to-be filling Main Street. Then the screams start. Janine collapses at the cake table, and suddenly the festival's dream date turns deadly. With the police scrambling and half the vendors harboring grudges against the sharp-tongued planner, suspicion blooms fast.

Lady Rebecca Eliot has resigned herself to spinsterhood after several failed seasons on the Marriage Mart and the whispers of scandal surrounding her family. Fleeing London in pursuit of independence, she never imagined that a chance encounter at a country inn would upend all her plans. But when the seductive and elusive Earl of Mulgrave crosses her path, Rebecca dares to consider the unthinkable: a single night of passion before surrendering herself to a life of solitude.

Diane's writings are a genuine mental vacation. You actually forget all your troubles while listening to her writings. That is a gift for our times. Her listeners say many of her stories/poems have them laughing out loud, and, yes, tears arrive at poignant moments. A common response is, "I felt as if I was right in your story!"

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If you’ve ever felt like life could feel better — in your head, your body, or just overall — this might be for you. This podcast is a space for real conversations about everyday life — stress, healing, faith, taking care of yourself, and figuring things out as you go. We’ll talk about burnout, rest, food, habits, mindset, and the things nobody really explains but everyone deals with. I’m just here sharing what I’m learning, what I’ve lived through, and reminding you that you don’t have to have it all together to start feeling be.

Soft Signals From the Grove What happens when a former therapist stops performing expertise and starts practicing belonging in public? In Soft Signals From the Grove, Diane Adams hosts unscripted, curious, and often playful conversations about building village in real time. With women — and occasionally nurturing men — who are stepping out of self-sufficiency and into shared circles. This isn’t self-improvement.It’s participation. If you’re craving meaningful connection, honest middle chapters, and laughter that loosens the grip of isolation — welcome to the fire circle.

Randy Travis’s 1986 breakthrough put him at the forefront of Nashville’s new traditionalist sound and, in the words of Garth Brooks, saved country music. The singer’s warm baritone and all-time classic songs like “Forever and Ever, Amen” landed him atop the charts sixteen times. His cross-genre appeal brought a level of multiplatinum success that no country artist before him had ever achieved.

In this timeline and collection, Diane Lilli returns to the poems of her youth, with transformative imagery that tracks her lifetime of writing poems, landing in 2025. Beginning with her first poem written at eight-years of age, the author continues to share a real-time body of work from different moments of her life, as a fantastical, poetic memoir. Every poem is organized in chronological order, and separated by distinct phases of her life.

We often find ourselves distracted and overwhelmed by a constant stream of information and demand for connectivity. Now more than ever, we need to develop our capacity for greater presence in our daily lives and relationships. One of the best ways to do this is by improving the quality of our conversations.

The Place I Take is a gentle reminder to notice the place you take in your own life and in the lives of others. It’s an invitation to slow down, pause, and breathe in the middle of busy, demanding days. Think of it as a quiet presence, a gentle push, a spark, a hand on your shoulder when things feel heavy. Through honest, human conversations, this podcast reminds you that you’re not alone, and that there’s space for you, exactly as you are 🤍

This podcast has tips and tricks for ADHD college students - so they can be successful in their education.

In this bright and charming book, Diane Vogel uses one irresistible idea-big machines-to help kids understand an even bigger truth. Just like a garbage truck hauls away our trash, Jesus carries away the messes in our hearts, leaving us clean, light, and loved. Filled with playful art and a gentle message of grace, Jesus Is Kinda Like a Garbage Truck is a joyful book for little ones who adore rumbling trucks and parents who want to plant simple, meaningful faith concepts along the way.

Business change is inevitable. Bravery and transformation is a choice. Dr. Diane Dye and guests share candid conversations and actionable strategies to help executives lead organizational change, navigate high-stakes challenges, and build competitive advantage. Sometimes, it comes down to one bold decision.