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FROM THE CREATOR OF THE 60 MINUTE MEAL PODCAST-Executive Produced and Moderated by Justaguyfrom215 "MaY I HaVE THIS DaNCE" this Podcast explores the art of revealing & creating meaningful conversations between familiar Men and Women on the intellectual dance floor. It deeply delves into the lanes of compatability, accountability, humility and reconciliation. It's not everyday that two people can express "MEA CULPA" or AGREE to DISAGREE in ways we haven't surmised. TUNE IN and press the FOLLOW button!!

"Don't Yuck, My Yum"An elevated safe space for sharing and having a conversation about our truths.Life is what you make it, so don't yuck my yum!Elevated Conversations, always honest and authentic.4:20

Step into the shadows with One Very Short Story, a weekly fix of wicked, noir-soaked tales. Each episode drips with desire and deception, spinning tight plots that deliver a sharp, unforeseen twist—just like your favorite smoky noir film. Dive in for intrigue and satisfaction that’ll leave you craving more. All stories, music, and podcast art produced by J.L. Stroud, Jr. with a little AI assistance. For more info visit www.jlstroudjr.com.

Blue Collar Boys living a White Collar Lifestyle. Elevate Your Everyday with Boujee Boys.

The Pastor's Connection Podcast delves into the heart of ministry and explore the challenges and triumphs of pastoral life. Join us as we connect with inspiring leaders, share insightful stories, and equip one another with tools for effective ministry. Together we can foster a community of support, encouragement, and growth in our calling.

Bill Bolton and Hidden Danger is an exciting aviation mystery featuring teenage U.S. Navy pilot Bill Bolton. In this third book of the series, Bill uncovers a dangerous plot while flying high-stakes missions, leading to suspenseful aerial chases and daring rescues.

Leadership is more than just being in a position to lead. It’s about living life “on” purpose, having a great attitude, and being grateful and kind. Leadership requires a commitment to building character in yourself and others. You must also practice perseverance while helping those you lead to stop the blame game, eliminate excuses, and move beyond fear. As a leader, you have a responsibility to facilitate greatness in others and in so doing you leave your own legacy.

When Roy Wood, Jr. held his baby boy for the first time, he was relieved that his son was happy and healthy but felt a strange mix of joy and apprehension. Roy’s own father, a voice of the civil rights movement in Birmingham, Alabama, passed away when Roy was only sixteen. There were gaps in the lessons passed down from father to son, and when holding his own child, Roy wondered: had he managed to fill in those blanks, to learn the lessons he would one day need to teach his boy?

Joe McGinniss was a paradox: a brilliant writer whose dazzling achievements were overshadowed by personal demons. At age twenty-six, he became the youngest living person to top the New York Times bestseller list, for his book The Selling of the President about Richard Nixon’s 1968 campaign. Shortly after, he walked out on his wife and their three young children.

Lead from No presents a systematic approach to Leadership Negotiation. By integrating the “Camp System,” also referred to as the “No” system of negotiation, into numerous leadership and business scenarios, this book can help leaders at any level. Author Jim Camp, Jr.‘s unique experiences as a senior military leader, combined with his extensive negotiating coaching background, makes a strong case that “Leadership Negotiation” is the most important form of negotiation.

Society and organizations have always relied on leaders for success. The question is, has the role of a 21st-century leader changed? And if it has, in what way? Leaders and What They Need approaches these questions through a distinct lens. It teaches people how the life of an army soldier includes lessons which can be equally applied to working individuals in the corporate world. During my career in the army, I took charge of multiple leadership roles and what they entailed.

In a world where space travel is the ultimate frontier, one astronaut's mission to Mars becomes the catalyst for an unimaginable transformation. Tasked with helping to establish a new colony, he finds himself not only grappling with the isolation of space but also with a profound personal journey that challenges his very identity.

"Succeeding" by Albert Ciuksza Jr. is the ultimate guide for next-generation leaders ready to take the reins without tripping over them. In this refreshingly candid and practical book, Ciuksza blends real-world experience with razor-sharp insights to help you navigate the complexities of succession with confidence and clarity.

She wanted a vacation; what she got was a quest… High school history teacher Jennifer Cassidy has been grieving her best friend, Lynn Rickerson, after her brutal slaying shook their hometown of Eastfall. As the ending of another school year comes to a close, Jennifer can think of only one thing that would both honor her friend and pull her out of her rut: the dream vacation she and Lynn had been planning for years. But a simple trip to the southwest of England turns into something much more.

Ike Baker presents the clearest and most detailed explanation yet of ætheric energy and how you can use it. The æther, the energetic realm at the heart of esoteric traditions and vital to nearly every type of magic, has long been veiled in obscure language and mystery. Now, Baker demystifies the æther and teaches you how to use in your practice.

We all know people in our world are struggling ―eating disorders, addictions, depression, sexual issues, marital problems―the list goes on and on. Can the church help or is that an outdated concept that no longer fits modern problems? In The Church as a Culture of Care, biblical counselor Dale Johnson explains that the church is still the primary place where those who struggle can receive lasting hope and healing.

King—A Master in the Making by Leon Wheeler tells the inspiring story of a young boy named King, whose life is profoundly shaped by his grandfather's wisdom. As King grows up, his grandfather imparts timeless lessons from Codes and Ethics for Up and Coming Players, teaching him how to navigate life with honor and dignity. Under his grandfather’s guidance, King learns about love, discipline, and the importance of maintaining integrity in a challenging world.

Welcome to DTM Podcast, where Doin’ Too Much is the name of the game! Hosted by Carlos Chaverst Jr. (aka Los) and Mikhya Brown, this is your unfiltered dive into relationships, hot topics, and all the chaos in between. From petty breakups to viral scandals, we’re serving bold takes, wild stories, and zero chill. Whether it’s love gone wrong or trends blowing up, Los and Mikhya break it down with humor and heat. New episodes drop EVERY Friday—subscribe now and join the mess!

After barely surviving the Black Tide and the demonic assault that followed, the group of newly possessed friends struggle to make peace with the willful spirits that inhabit them. While the spirits grant wisdom and power, it often comes at a terrible price. Driven by her spirit's crippling guilt and sorrow, Eliana leads her friends on a dangerous journey across the jungle in a desperate search for answers. What happened in the Darkwood? What role did her spirit play in what transpired?

In Never Enough Words, In this award-winning novel, Hammond takes listeners to Scots Bend, South Carolina, where personal and historical conflicts intertwine in a powerful narrative set against the backdrop of the Civil Rights Movement. The story follows young Joe Calder, Alberta Jones, and a complex cast of characters whose lives are shaped by generational struggles, racial tensions, and the long shadow of war. As they navigate a changing world, the characters grapple with fear, loss, and the pursuit of justice in a deeply divided community.