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Hope. We all need some, but right now it can seem in short supply.Join us each week as journalist Jessie McDonald, and theatre-maker Tilly Reith take an entertaining, informative and sometimes irreverent look at the ‘H–Word’. With special guests from around the world, they’ll be asking — how do they ‘do’ hope, and where can we get some? Follow us on Instagram and Facebook.We Do Hope is brought to you by Amos Trust — a small, creative human rights organisation. For more details, please visit amostrust.org/podcast or find us on Instagram, Facebook and on Twitter. Hosted on Acast....

El Defensor del Viajero es un podcast que aborda temas legales y de actualidad que interesan a todos los usuarios de servicios turísticos: reclamaciones, cancelaciones de vuelos, visados, etc. Con un lenguaje sencillo, intentamos comprender la legislación para evitar sorpresas y ejercer mejor nuestros derechos. Presentado y dirigido por Iván Romero.

"Como el aroma del café que despierta tus sentidos, que este tiempo juntos despierte tu espíritu. Reflexiones, testimonios e inspiración bíblica para llenar tu jornada de la fragancia de Su gracia, dale play y profundicemos juntos en la Palabra."

Yo amo viajar con @mellamoagripina es un espacio en el que parar a respirar, en el que teletransportarnos con otras historias, en el que soñar con otros destinos. Un rincón de entrevistas, experiencias y consejos. Un lugar en el que cerrar los ojos y emprender rumbo a los sueños. 

Helping men with a lack of confidence make intentional relationship choices by first building trust in themselves, so they can have more friends, connect genuinely with others, and overcome the fear of rejection.

Episodes cover a variety of topics (interviews, tips, news...) surrounding the Micronaut framework.

Om Sunday is an inter-spiritual podcast for people who no longer participate in the institutional Catholic church but who continue to seek spiritual intelligence, a humble contemplative life, and a community filled with joy. Research shows there are more Catholics now who don’t go to church than there are who do, about 40 million in the US alone. Join Danny Amos for news, commentary, interviews, and exploration into places you may never have ventured to before. Stay curious and visit us at omsunday.com and facebook.com/OmSunday

Our Cohosts had Covid and now they’re collecting genuine perspectives on the pandemic. From patients to paramedics, from long-haulers to lessons learned, it’s the same virus but very different stories. Hosts Raymond McAnally and Caroline Amos engage through humor and empathy with guests to humanize pandemic issues surrounding Covid-19. The hope is that these stories can help us all make more informed decisions today, and be better prepared in the future. Listen wherever you get your podcasts.

Warning: strong language and adult content.

Recorded live at the Edinburgh Festival, legendary comedian Stephen K Amos invites some of his favourite stand ups to sit down for a chat about life, comedy and all the funny stuff in between. This is the closest you can get to being an insider at the world's biggest comedy festival, via the banter of some of the funniest people on the planet.

Computers are changing. Soon the silicon chip will seem like a clunky antique amid the bounty of more exotic processes on offer. Robots are changing, too; material evolution and swarm intelligence are creating a new generation of devices that will diverge and disperse into a balanced ecosystem of humans and robjects (robotic objects).

Warning: strong language and adult content.

Après plusieurs années d'absence, un homme resurgit dans la vie de sa compagne et de leur jeune fils. Il les entraîne aux Roches, une vieille maison isolée dans la montagne où lui-même a grandi auprès d'un patriarche impitoyable. Entourés par une nature sauvage, la mère et le fils voient le père étendre son emprise sur eux et édicter les lois mystérieuses de leur nouvelle existence. Hanté par son passé, rongé par la jalousie, l'homme sombre lentement dans la folie. Bientôt, tout retour semble impossible.

Touching on themes from perceptions of beauty to the betrayals of the body, from what it means to give consent to how we grapple with demons internal and external, Woman, Eat Me Whole is an entirely fresh and powerful look at womanhood and personhood in a shifting world. Moving between Ghana and the United States, Diaka probes those countries’ ever-changing cultural expectations and norms while investigating the dislocation and fragmentation of a body—and a mind—so often restless or ill at ease.

This book will empower you if who feel disempowered, and will help you to overcome your blocks, unlocking your true potential and increasing your confidence, motivation, and performance so that you can live the life you truly want and deserve - on your own terms. It will also help people from all walks of life to close the gap between where they are now and where they truly want to be - in personal life, career, and in business.

As Christian women, we sometimes wear different hats and play different roles. We usually find ourselves overstretching and trying to be everything for everybody. In addition, we neglect our emotional, physiological, and mental well-being. As much as we want to do everything and be everything to everybody, we forget that we’re just human and can only go so far. Lack of self-care drains us and makes us empty and dry.

Bree Borden is so busy orchestrating Sourwood’s farm-to-table movement, she scarcely has time to pull off the town’s harvest festival until she runs into Kyler Jennings. A successful book author temporarily running the local bed and breakfast for his uncle, Kyler determines to help the workaholic farmer slow down and smell the roses. After showing up at the farmer’s market, he lends some masculine attention to prove to Bree she’s really a dirt-encrusted diamond in the rough.

The Old Testament Book of Amos is often quoted from pulpits and podiums as a source of wisdom and clarity concerning modern-day racial issues. To explore this concept further, the best place to begin is the same place that Bible students in the first Century church would have begun: By hearing and speaking the actual words of Amos out loud for ourselves. And to do that, what better Bible translation than one built to be spoken and heard by this generation.

Dos ciudades en una, o al menos lo fueron durante siglos: la boscosa Buda, que desde su castillo sobre las colinas atesora las mejores vistas de, al otro lado del Danubio, el aún más monumental barrio de Pest. Algo de dual tiene también su espíritu. En Navidad, a su porte imperial se suman los mercadillos pero también las fiestas de luces láser en alguno de sus balnearios centenarios.

Nurse Cami Walsh meets an interesting man the hard way when she sideswipes cyclist Holt Ellis on his way down Lookout Mountain. Holt survives the collision with shredded hopes of improving his dire state of unemployment, but Cami’s tender touch revives the man he longs to be. Cami’s son Mitch insists on substituting for Bicycle Man, a local hero who’s mysteriously gone missing, but she questions how Holt happens to know the delivery route for food distribution to the area’s homeless.