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Change is hard and getting people to change is harder. Josh and Jordan bring a combined 24 years of personal training, sports performance, and mindset coaching to shine some light on one of the toughest things you could ever do: implement and stick with personal change. Workout, nutrition, and mindset tips and more, plus a behind the scenes take on the fitness industry, running a small business, and how even fitness role models are real people too. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

We are a south Texas based fishing community bringing you information and stories about fresh and salt water fishing here in the Lone Star State. We are just a couple of guys that love to get together every week and have a few beverages while we talk about our fishing sickness. So if you want to have a few laughs and join us in our weekly adventures then let’s roll

Feast your ear tongues on this tasty lick! Joshua Woods and Spencer Huddleston discuss the queer experience while living abroad in Stockholm, Sweden. Strap on your strap-ons as they get down and dirty discussing everything from meeting strangers on the internet to being queer in the workplace. Being gay has its perks… wait… are… we about to… make out? 👅Do you have a juicy confession, question, or need advice from the AWATMO boys? Please send us a voice message or dm on instagram at @awatmopod. Hell, we might even respond to your question on the pod in future episodes! Don’t forget...

In 2011, Jo is a lonely, desolate man. He loses his girlfriend, Sonya, so he turns to social media such as Facebook and Skype, for comfort and to occupy his mind and free time. One of his male personal friends passes away, and his widow, Jolie, becomes Jo’s friend socially on Facebook. In days, even though the two have never met in person, they live in separate places, the relationship between them becomes more intense and intimate. As the intimacy grows stronger between the two online lovers, so is the antagonism from Jolie’s family and former in-laws.

In this scintillating, heart-wrenching, and tear-eliciting autobiography From New Mills to New Life, Joshua Spencer shares his extraordinary experiences from birth to his 50th year. It starts in Albion, Montego Bay, where the author was born, but where he spent the least of his life of half of a century. It then extends to several other areas of his native land, but finds as its pivot a small, impoverished district known as New Mills.

Fluctuating Life is an audiobook of poems by Joshua Spencer, depicting, symbolically, the struggles, triumphs, and jubilation of the author. Joshua Spencer eloquently and touchingly entraps, captivates, and motivates his audience's thought processes, to share in his challenges of love, perceived discrimination, economic deprivation, and his will in overcoming a serious illness experienced.

Six Months (Second Edition) by Joshua Spencer is an intriguing story told of a couple through the mystery of love, sex, hope, and longings. Through one's imagination and projections, two lovers who meet originally via Facebook appear to have been reinvented into a new life-form between them. It is an audiobook that is almost as scary as it is intriguing. It brings redemption to two lovers who suffer from the hands of hateful in-laws as their naysayers suffer in disappointment of not being able to have their negative wishes of this couple come true.

Contemporary Issues: Science, Africa, and More attends to very sensitive and contemporary issues pertaining to biotechnology such as human cloning and genetic engineering. It also comprises such areas as affirmative action, one's right to abortion, one's right to sexual choice(s), questions relating to whether Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. was a hero or not, and other similar but controversial issues. In addition, there are topics included in Contemporary Issues relating to matters of ethnicity, culture, and development, in particular as they impact Africa.

Sophia is brilliant, introspective, and deeply broken. After the sudden, tragic loss of her mother and only sibling, Jake, her world fractures. Fleeing her past, she isolates herself in a distant town—but grief is not something you can outrun. As her mental health unravels, she seeks refuge in psychiatric care, where she begins to form emotional attachments to the very people meant to help her heal.