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Do we walk into a new day or wander into a new chapter? There are so many challenges delivered when we least expect it. Yet, we are to take them on in ways of learning new lessons. With people comes judgement or observations you may not agree with. It's not that I'm not listening to you, I'm making sure I don't lose my side of the experience. Outsiders are observers. They aren't in your darkest moments. They only hear about them...

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Pod Fest 65

When you dream of your parents after they're no longer with you. The experts say it's part of the grieving and can take several years to move through. I disagree. They are spirit guides and keepers and with an open heart we can listen to the lessons required to grow stronger.

1945. In the waning months of World War II, Japan hid vast quantities of gold, and other stolen valuables, in boobytrapped underground caches all across the Philippines. By 1947 some of that loot was recovered, not by treasure hunters, but by the United States government, which told no one about the find. Instead, those assets were stamped classified, shipped to Europe, and secretly assimilated into something called the Black Eagle Trust.

Present day. Retired Justice Department operative, Cotton Malone, is in Switzerland doing a favor for a friend. But what was supposed to be a simple operation turns violent, and Cotton is thrust into a war between the world’s oldest bank and the CIA, a battle that directly involves the Black Eagle Trust. He quickly discovers that everything hinges on a woman from his past, who suddenly reappears harboring a host of explosive secrets centering around bitcoin. The cryptocurrency is being quietly weaponized, readied for an assault on the world’s financial systems, a calculated move that will have devastating consequences. Cotton has no choice. He has to act. But at what cost?

From the stolid banking halls of Luxembourg to the secret vaults of Switzerland, and finally up into the treacherous mountains of southern Morocco, Cotton Malone will finally come face-to-face with the Atlas Maneuver.

Your word is here. If it were in the past why aren't we levitating toward it? We are in a moment and it is right now.

NewsNation, America's fastest-growing cable news network, today announced the launch of a new Sunday public affairs program entitled, The Hill Sunday with Chris Stirewalt on Sunday, March 3rd at 10 a.m. ET.

Every Sunday, the program will feature a variety of politicians and newsmakers discussing the latest political news from the nation's capital. The program also will feature a panel of guest commentators offering insight and analysis of the week's key stories.

"We are delighted that Chris will be joining the new weekend lineup," said Michael Corn, NewsNation's President of News. "He is a legendary figure in Washington and one of the most respected, intelligent, and well-sourced journalists covering U.S. politics."

Mr. Stirewalt joined NewsNation in early 2022 and currently serves as the network's political editor. During his tenure, he has covered the 2022 midterms, major political events, and led the editorial team involved in the network's 2024 presidential town halls. He played an integral role in the planning and preparation for NewsNation's first presidential primary debate last December, which generated more than four million viewers across NewsNation and The CW Network. Mr. Stirewalt is the host of two reoccurring segments on the political ensemble program The Hill entitled "Pulse of the People" and "Stirewalt Breaks it Down," where he offers key insights regarding the 2024 election cycle.

"I am proud to be part of NewsNation, where the promise of fair, honest, independent coverage has real meaning," said Mr. Stirewalt. "Our industry has a nearly 80-year history of devoting time on Sunday mornings to programming that, in its best form, helps Americans to be better citizens by better understanding their government, the issues we face and their choices as voters. It is a privilege to get to make whatever small contribution I can to that tradition."

Mr. Stirewalt works as a contributing editor for The Dispatch and he is a senior fellow at the American Enterprise Institute (AEI), where he focuses on American politics, public opinion, and the media. Prior to NewsNation, Mr. Stirewalt served as political editor for FOX News Channel where he provided news and analysis on politics.

Reaching that point on a page when silence is given permission to stretch out its presence and purpose. The goal is to learn to embrace it by way of meditation and or prayer. I don't see silence as being a negative. To write is continuing the story when in fact the silence is trying to free you. Observe your moments of silence knowing you're giving something up. It's giving your mind body and soul love.

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Pod Fest 64

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Pod Fest 64

It's exceptionally rare to see a total solar eclipse where you live, or even within driving distance, but on Monday, April 8th, millions of people in the U.S. will have that chance. Hotel rates are skyrocketing and many schools are taking the day off, but a lot of people are left wondering: Are total solar eclipses really worth the hype?

When the total solar eclipse of 2017 passed through her hometown, Nebraska mom Jayme Sandberg didn’t think much about it and almost missed one of nature’s most awe-inspiring sights right in her backyard. Fast forward several years later to another chance to see a rare total solar eclipse in the U.S. and Sandberg is not only chasing it, she’s sharing her personal story—along with her popular new children’s picture book—to make sure parents like her and elementary kids across the country take full advantage.

Told from the Sun’s perspective as the Moon boldly prepares to block the light of our brightest star, Total Solar Eclipse: A Stellar Friendship Story shows readers how to safely view a total solar eclipse while also demonstrating the unexpected ways we shine working together. With its memory page in the back, the book doubles as a one-size-fits-all souvenir.

In interviews on Tuesday, February 15th, Sandberg can talk about her book Total Solar Eclipse: A Stellar Friendship Story, her eclipse advice for fellow parents, and why seeing a total solar eclipse is TOTALLY worth the hype.