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  • The Lyrics From Billys Forest Chapter 351 What Is Your Something

    A very cold morning in the forest. In the south we call it cold to the bone. This type of weather is actually very good for all living things. It strengthens the immune system while plants are given the go ahead to keep weeds and insects away. The flip side is cold weather deepens the humans depression. A very cold morning in the forest. Physically you feel like you're part of something.

    3 min
  • Clint Henderson The Points Guy The Battle Rages With Credit Card Rewards

    Grocery

    and gas prices are impacting consumers across all income levels right
    now and according to a new survey, many look towards credit card reward
    programs and points to make ends meet.  Nine out of ten card holders say
    cash back rewards are valuable to their everyday life.  Unfortunately,
    some in Congress are pushing new regulations that would undermine these
    very rewards programs that Americans depend upon.

     

    Clint

    Henderson, Managing Editor at The Points Guy is available to share
    expert insight and tips on making the most of credit card rewards.

    5 min
  • The Daily Mess Gotta Get Back

    October 17, 2023

     

    Locating that place.  That moment when your entire body is consumed

    by peace.  It doesn’t last long.  Therefore how do we get back?  The moments where you aren’t being pushed
    down by the weight of the world.  When
    locate that peace the rest of your emotions are shooting outside your body
    checking in with a world at war, robbery, murder or workplace abuse.  Gotta get back!  To keep free of fear, doubt, shame and
    guilt.  They say we can never return to
    our mother’s womb.  We can get back to
    peace.  It’s all in the way you breathe.  Be patient with it by listening to it as it
    moves through your lungs into the body. 
    Gotta get back. 

    6 min
  • Pod Crashing Episode 278 With Simon Kent Fung From The Podcast Dear Alana

    Pod Crashing Episode 278 With Simon Kent Fung From Dear

    Alana

    Host Simon Kent Fung explores the life

    of Alana Chen, a 24-year-old woman who disappeared from Boulder, Colorado in
    2019. Alana left behind two dozen journals chronicling a deep faith, love of
    fashion, and dream of becoming a nun. She also harbored a secret. At 14, she
    confessed to her priest that she was attracted to women and was instructed not
    to tell her parents. Over the next seven years, Alana covertly received
    conversion therapy which her family believes played a role in her fate. Simon,
    who sought to change his sexual orientation through conversion therapy for
    nearly a decade in his efforts to become a priest, is compelled to understand
    the truth of what happened to Alana-and finally face what happened to him.
    "Dear Alana," is an unraveling mystery and a poignant spiritual
    memoir about teenage rebellion and spiritual manipulation, the price we pay to
    belong and the systems that pay no price at all.

     

    Episodes available here:

     

    https://www.iheart.com/podcast/1119-dear-alana-120158241/

    21 min
  • Forest Stories Episode Nine The Headstone

    Thanks for

    being part of the conversation

    I am the

    Poet In The Forest.  A children series I
    penned out in the 1990s.

    None of it

    would be possible if it wasn’t for this forest in South Charlotte, NC.

    I talk about

    it so much that I thought maybe it’s time you get to meet all that inspires
    me. 

    Thanks for

    being part of the conversation

    4 min
  • Jeremy Johnson From Core Broken Heart Syndrome And Day Dream Junkie

    CORE is not your average hard rock band. Hailing from South Dakota, they are sure to be the next big thing to come out of the Midwest. For fans of Coheed & Cambria, Alter Bridge and 10 Years, CORE approaches songwriting honestly and are dedicated, passionate musicians. This power trio provides a tight rhythm section that produces a brutal sound, balanced by tender yet powerful vocal harmonies reminiscent of Layne Staley. Equal parts heavy riffs and delicate acoustics, CORE's music is emotionally charged and unique.
    They have opened for the following popular national acts: SHINEDOWN, SEVENDUST, ALTER BRIDGE, CANDLEBOX, BUCKCHERRY, POWERMAN 5000, SALIVA, ORGY, SAUL, VRSTY, TRAPT, RED, SAVING ABEL, POP EVIL, HOLLYWOOD UNDEAD, EVE TO ADAM, CANDLELIGHT RED, SEBASTIAN BACH, EVAN'S BLUE, NEW MEDICINE, CAVO, DAYS OF THE NEW, SEASON'S AFTER, WES BORELAND (of Limp Bizkit, and Black Light Burns), THE DREAMING, CINDER ROAD, DROPPING DAYLIGHT, & CHRIS VOLZ as well as many others.
    Fall of 2023 will see the release of new music by CORE, who have a devoted national following & are currently in support of their much anticipated fourth album Broken Heart Syndrome.
    Originally released in 2015, the band wanted to redo the album independently. The result is a blistering 120+ minute rocker, featuring the original 11 tracks in a much punchier and in-your-face mix, as well as acoustic versions of each song stripped naked to their purest form. As of this release, the response has been more than 900,000 YouTube views with almost 20% of those coming from the song "Daydream Junkie," which premiered on June, 15th 2020.

    22 min
  • De Frag Episode Eighty Five When You Say I've Got Nothing

    We're all guilty of saying it, "I've got nothing." That's a free ticket to your inner core, the very place that decides where your heart and mind are. I've got nothing. We talk ourselves into these valleys by using other words like, "I feel numb." Numb is still a feeling. Learning how to break free of the I've got nothing cycle.

    8 min
  • Marta McDowell Releases The Book Gardening Can Be Murder

    What

    is it about the garden that suits it to literary murder? Perhaps it is
    the poisonous plants, sharp tools, shady corners, and ready-made burial
    sites that make gardens a mainstay in the mystery genre. Perhaps it is
    the gardeners (and writers) themselves, with their “natural malice
    toward weeds, rodents, and other garden undesirables. Rare is the
    gardener who can approach a slug without homicidal intent.” No matter
    the motive, gardening and writing are enduringly linked. In her new
    book, New York Times Best-Selling author Marta McDowell explores this deeply rooted connection between gardens, writers, and mystery novels in  Gardening Can Be Murder: How Poisonous Poppies, Sinister Shovels, And Grim Gardens Have Inspired Mystery Writers

    11 min

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