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UNCHAINED is a raw, honest podcast about rebuilding a life when everything falls apart—and choosing to rise anyway. I’m Rebecca. A mother. An entrepreneur. A woman who has lived through incarceration, addiction, loss, grief, and starting over from nothing. This isn’t a highlight reel. It’s the truth. Each episode is a reminder that your past does not get the final word. We talk mental health, sobriety, grief, identity, resilience, and what it actually looks like to rebuild a life brick by brick.

This book will give you a lighthearted view of an American who cannot speak or read any Korean but chooses to travel to volunteer and teach English for one month in the city of Gwangju in South Korea. The author returned the following year to volunteer in Seoul, at the Jogyesa Temple. This temple is the headquarters for the largest order of Korean Buddhism, the Jogye Order. Along with her struggles over the language, culture, and lifestyle, the author includes her findings on the achievements of today's South Korea.

The Empire Strikes Back (1980), the second film in the original Star Wars trilogy, is often cited as the ‘best’ and most popular Star Wars movie. In her compelling study, Rebecca Harrison draws on previously unpublished archival research to reveal a variety of original and often surprising perspectives on the film, from the cast and crew who worked on its production through to the audiences who watched it in cinemas.

In her latest book, Rebecca Harrison takes you back in time over 150 years to ride the grand Columbia and Willamette Rivers on the sternwheelers of the mid-1800s. Meticulously researched, Aboard the Portland: A History of the Northwest Steamers tells the exciting story of these trade and transport ships and explores how the Portland survived time and harsh work to become one of the last operating steam sternwheelers in America.

This is a personal story of a young woman who was the victim of emotional, physical, and sexual abuse from her mother; it also includes stories from several other survivors. This listen is also a source book for teachers and professionals who deal daily with abuse victims. Child Abuse: A Guide for Teachers and Professionals is from a book with the same title, printed in1983. The stories and lesson plans written then are still pertinent to today's trauma with battered children.

Salvage divers work underwater in a blinding darkness. In their cumbersome diving gear, these men have barely enough room to move around, while at the same time fighting the cold temperatures and fast currents. It is a dirty, unromantic, and highly dangerous way of earning a living.

Featuring contributions from fabulous horror indie authors, this filthy collection of extreme body horror tales is not for those easily offended. These stories contain common tropes used within the broader horror genre, as well as some characteristics more specific to the body horror subgenre to include; pornography, invasion, contagion, mutation, transformation, disease, mutilation, or other unnatural or violent distortions of the human body.

Welcome to 'Dumpton Talks' the podcast hosted by Independent Prep School, Dumpton, established in 1903, and still one of the most trusted, successful co-educational day schools in Dorset. Get ready for an open book on Prep School life as the Headmaster, Bursar, Teaching and wider staff share their insights, wisdom and anecdotes on the world of independent education.Whether you are an educator, a parent or just curious about Independent School life stay tuned for our episodes with Dumpton staff, parents and guests.More Questions? Visit Us www.dumpton.com or email marketing@dumpton.com ...