Arroe Collins Like Its Live Unplugged And Totally Uncut

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  • Sandra Postel With National Geographic Kids Releases The Book Water

    No doubt about it, water is fascinating! It’s also

    essential. Every living thing on Earth needs it, from big blue whales to
    teeny, tiny bacteria. But our planet is facing some serious water
    problems: Drinkable water isn’t easily accessible to everyone, the
    demands for water around the globe are increasing while the supply is
    limited, and some human actions are causing disastrous ripple effects
    downstream for ecosystems and the animals that live in them.
    Fortunately, there is hope! By learning the ins and outs of important
    water issues and making small but powerful changes in our daily life, we
    can help protect the water that connects us all on our beautiful blue
    planet.

     

    11 min
  • The Daily Mess What Do You Do With It

    There's always an amazing amount of creative energy around me. Authors sending books, musicians with new music, actors in movies and on TV. Their source of creative spirit is constantly placed at my front door. Then to talk with them? Pit Bull believes hard work gets you noticed not talent. I was chastised in the 1980's for saying that I don't believe in talent. I believe in receiving a gift which can easily break if not taken of. In your life. On your path. How you receive can lead to a number one song tomorrow.

    6 min
  • Pod Crashing Episode 225 Ben Austen And Khali Gibson Muhammed Some Of My Best Friends Are

     

    Pod Crashing Episode 224 With Ben Austen And Khali Gibran

    Muhammad From Some Of My Best Friends Are

    Some of My Best Friends Are. is a podcast hosted by

    Khalil Gibran Muhammad and Ben Austen, two best friends who grew up together on
    the South Side of Chicago in the 1980s. Today a Harvard professor and an
    award-winning journalist, Khalil, and Ben invite listeners into their
    conversations about the absurdities and intricacies of race in America.. Mixing
    anecdotes, entertaining storytelling, and thoughtful discussions, Some of My
    Best Friends Are. will help listeners make sense of a deeply divided country.

    20 min
  • Tammy Tuckey Releases Glowing In Timeless Places

    The

    album features a compilation of songs, both familiar and rare, as
    showcased through the years at Walt Disney World Resort in Florida. It
    is a follow-up to her first cover album, You’ll Find Me on Main Street.

     

    Since

    her first trip to the Walt Disney World Resort at age two in
    1998, Tuckey has been both fascinated and inspired by the music featured
    throughout the theme parks, shows and attractions of the world-renowned
    resort. Since 1971, over 600 million visitors from around the world
    have been delighted and entertained by an incredible songbook.

     

    Now,

    Tuckey pays tribute to this unique Disney songbook by performing her
    own renditions of songs from Magic Kingdom, EPCOT, Disney's Hollywood
    Studios and Disney's Animal Kingdom.


    20 min
  • Tom DeNucci Releases The Film Johnny And Clyde

    Johnny (Avan Jogia) and

    Clyde (Ajani Russel) are two serial killers who are madly in love and on
    an endless crime spree. They've been on a cross country kill tour and
    are just about ready to return home. One of the victims of Johnny
    and Clyde's wake of carnage is the former sheriff's daughter.Former
    sheriff Lock (Armen Garo) has been obsessed with bringing his daughter's
    killers to justice to the point where it has driven him to sheer
    madness. Lock has been to the bottom of every bottle
    and lost his job as sheriff. He must now recruit his only friend, a
    ruthless bounty hunter nicknamed One-Time (Sean Ringgold).While
    hijacking an armored car carrying money from a local casino, Johnny and
    Clyde learn of a secret depository with low security
    providing an easy target for a big score.

     

    .Johnny and Clyde realize

    they're understaffed and quirky recruit a band of criminals (maybe even
    crazier than they are) to pull off this insanely lucrative heist. They
    call upon The Butcher (Nick Principe), The Baker (Charles Harris)
    and The Candlestick maker (Robert LaSardo).Butcher is an ax wielding
    lunatic who thinks he's a viking. Baker, a self-proclaimed explosives
    expert, is fresh out of the insane asylum and has a penchant for blowing
    things up. Candlestick, a drug dealing gun enthusiast,
    makes up the final member of this band of maniacs. He might just be the
    whackiest of the bunch. With their team in place, Johnny and Clyde are
    ready to launch a full-fledged attack on the secret casino vault-owned
    by crime boss Alana Hart (Megan Fox). Little
    do Johnny, Clyde and Company know-Alana has just enlisted the help of a
    very unique security system. She's conjured up the spirt of a demonic
    warrior straight from the basin of hell...BAKWAS. With Lock and One-time
    hunting them down, and this powerful ungodly
    force in their way, Johnny and Clyde must navigate various deadly
    roadblocks and ultimately get to the money. 

    17 min
  • We Can Only See What's Before Us

    We can only see what's before us, everything else is assumption. Staying focused on the expectation and how we are empowered to move forward. Teaching the heart to be available. Flashbacks serve as an incredible mental rush. Good or bad you've got away with running away for a moment. It's regurgitating then re-devouring all in the same note. We can only see what's before us, everything else is assumption. Then my creative walk stopped. It took another look at the quote. A different interpretation rose. We can only see what's before us... Not in front of us but before we got here. Before! No wonder so many feel comfortable in their past. Why leave it? Everything else is assumption.

    5 min
  • Dr Ian K Smith Releases The Book The Met Flex Diet

    Although metabolism is

    still not fully understood, its implications for how we gain and lose
    weight and its impact on our overall health have never been more
    important in our need to prevent and identify causes for various
    conditions.
    In fact:-The National Center for Advancing Translational Sciencesc
    urrently recognizes more than 500 metabolic disorders.-A 2019 seminal
    study on metabolic health published by researchers from the University
    of North Carolina at Chapel Hill found that only
    12 percent (one out of eight) of US adults have optimal metabolic
    health. But where there's a challenge, there's also tremendous
    opportunity. In response, a science based "Met Flex" (short for
    Metabolic flexibility) program from #1 New
    York Times bestselling author and Harvard alum Dr.Ian Smith is publishing on April 4, 2023 from HarperCollins/Harvest.

     

    Dr. Ian says, "After very

    quickly learning the definition and physiologic underpinning of this
    term, I thought about those carb statements I'd been hearing for years
    but never fully understood. Metabolic flexibility addresses the body's
    ability (or inability) to switch from burning carbs to burning fats and
    vice versa. I had one of those eureka moments as the last twist of the
    bulb finally turned on the light in my brain. What all of these people
    (and I'm sure millions of others) have been
    feeling and describing is a state of metabolic inflexibility....with
    this six-week program, you become your own mechanic."

     

    Dr. Ian shares how what we have largely believed to be indisputable facts about metabolism have been refuted in the Journal of Science ("Daily

    Energy Expenditure through the Human Life Course";August 2021). The
    major findings include that the belief that all of our metabolisms start
    to slow down at 30 is not true. Rather we have FOUR life stages of
    metabolism that highlight:-people between ages 20-60
    generally have stable metabolisms-there aren't really any differences
    between men/women when you control for size/muscle.

    19 min

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