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Having been banished to live with her father, Anna, a bright but troubled 15-year-old, arrives to the quaint village of Santa Maria de la Campana, a town named for its famous bell, which no one has seen for generations.

The MAGA Show we talk about what needs to happen to Make America Godly Again!

Welcome To the SISTER II SISTER podcast, where we keep it 100 with our sisters all across the globe. We are here to uplift and talk about relationship topics and empower our women. We all need someone to lean upon and be there for one another. Most of all, we give our testimonies and tips on how you can grow with God and yourself. Join these 6 Ladies as they share their stories and tips with you. Every Tuesday at 3 pm/EST Follow Us: Instagram: Sistertosister_Podcast Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/sistertosister22/

Two actual cousins, (as opposed to two imposters....) Michael McCallum and Donald McCallum discuss topics of great interest to....well....us!

Our podcast is about love,health,wealth and growth for African Americans either in love or looking for love 💕

Buchanan believed deeply that each individual is morally equal to every other individual. Because no person is superior, ethically speaking, to any other person, no person’s opinions or preferences should be given special advantage over those of other persons. He believed that this conclusion holds fast despite the undeniable fact that some individuals are smarter, better educated, wealthier, or higher-born than others.

In SWANSDOWN, the poet Donald Platt makes a study of life's inevitable transitions, from love's astonishing evolutions, to aging and its attendant losses. With the poem "Cloud Study" Platt brings his own mortality into view. Returning to a painting by Constable, he considers his own perspective, sitting by the Liffey, tending an injured knee. Young mothers, lovers, and runners pass, reminding the poet of who he once was and how quickly life, like weather, shifts.

We look to have a positive impact on athletes’ lives simply by sharing some of our experiences we have gathered. We bring over 30 plus years of combined experience in professional and international baseball to the table. Enjoy.

A Sportsman's Journey lyrically and spiritually connects listeners with the natural world. Donald C. Jackson explores the rhythms and ways of hunting and fishing, particularly in America’s Deep South, and in so doing helps listeners understand and find meaning in why hunters and anglers venture far afield.

The Christian Patriot Report is a no holds barred, unapologetic show that will easily trigger those snowflakes that get offended by the truth. Listeners discretion is advised.

Don Strange, a member of Generation X teams up with Zakk Monday, a former child prodigy from Generation Z to tackle the greatest enemy of the 21 century the Millennials. In this Podcast they discuss hard-hitting relevant topics like the best candy bar of all time, the best fast food, and if you had one superhero power what would that be. Obviously they only talk about things that really matter.

Book blogging about my married life and infidelity with men who are thinking about marriage or married and the fact that they don't have to fool around.

Donald Robertson, the author of "How to Think Like a Roman Emperor", and a cognitive-behavioral therapist, talks about how to apply Stoicism in the modern world, discussing philosophy, psychology and self-improvement with guests from all walks of life. Available on Google and Apple podcasts. donaldrobertson.substack.com

Demons in the Pleasant Valley Hills is a gripping, hopeful, lust fueled, philosophical journey, that follows the adventures of a group of compassionate, beautiful, and idealistic young friends. As the friends forget their inhibitions, and get lost in a world of wild sexuality, the plot unravels with the discovery of a missing woman's body.

What Life Can Bring is three connected science fiction stories that revolve around my fascination with time. The first story, “The Journey Home”, opens with a handsome, tattooed young man who goes by the nickname “Poly” being released from jail on a beautiful August day in 1994. Poly has high hopes for a fresh start, but he’s not able to find a job. Struggling to make ends meet and keep a roof over his head, Poly can find only one option: Join up with his old crew in a bank heist. Things don’t go entirely to plan....

Do you feel trapped or engulfed by religious legalism? Are you desiring a meaningful relationship with the Lord, rather than a checklist of rules? This audiobook is for you.

The soldier in the army of Jesus Christ clings to all he’s worth to his master. He knows darkness and he knows failure well. Weakness is his enemy. God turns weakness into strength. Our Lord submitted to abuse and captivity, even to the point of death, to set his captive people free. Seeds of evil bear a bitter fruit.

Hey, do you want to hear Pinball hot takes, reactions to news, reviews, and how long it took me to install my Godzilla mods? They click the button and invite me into your ear holes!

Kenyatta has it good. The gang lord's got the ladies, the clubs, the guns, and an army of deadly brothers at the ready when he says the word. The only problem is the shady dealers who are running the drugs in Detroit. It's time to get them out, even if means making a deal with the men in blue. Once the plan is in place, nobody's safe, everybody's a target, and the streets are about to flood with blood.

Written for everyone fascinated by the huge beasts that once roamed the earth, this book introduces the giant hornless rhinoceros, Indricotherium. These massive animals inhabited Asia and Eurasia for more than 14 million years, about 37 to 23 million years ago. They had skulls six feet long, stood twenty-two feet high at the shoulder, and were twice as heavy as the largest elephant ever recorded, tipping the scales at 44,100 pounds. Fortunately, the big brutes were vegetarians. Donald R. Prothero tells their story, from their discovery just a century ago to the latest research.