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With anguished pleas from prisoners proclaiming their innocence, families across the country are tormented with an excruciating question: is their convicted loved one truly guilty or are they innocent serving unjust time behind bars? Each episode culminates in an emotional reckoning with reality as Chris and Fatima either provide the families hope for an appeal, or the crushing reality that their loved one is rightfully convicted of murder.

Peggy Rowe is at it again-this time giving a hilarious inside look at her writing career.Peggy Rowe has been writing all of her adult life. In fact, she doesn't know how not to write-even through those years of constant rejection from publishing houses. But between her tenacity and the encouragement of her family, Peggy's breakthrough finally came-at the age of eighty!Vacuuming in the Nude is most likely her funniest prose to date as she shares her journey of attending myriad writers' conferences and honing her ability to see humor in everyday situations.From the family's beloved dog Shim, who thrived on piles of fresh, warm manure from the horse pasture-to vacationing on the sweltering beach with mosquitos the size of dune buggies-to the challenges of aging, Peggy Rowe delivers a hilarious array of stories that reflect her addiction to making people laugh. Even in her cancer support group, she manages to use her humor to affect others for the good.If Peggy isn't putting her publisher on hold to finish a game of Mah jong, she's at her kitchen table window-on-the-world taking notes for the next story for fans old and new to enjoy.

Letting a universal voice be what guides you puts your heart in a place of personal growth...

Waking up in North Carolina on a 32 degree morning can shock the system.  Not as much as the headlines reporting on a new Covid subvariant called BQ.1.  Nearly three years deep into this journey and the virus refuses to fade.  The more I researched this BQ.1 the more I read about how Covid Mental Burnout is playing a huge game on us.  The numbers of those diagnosed with Covid aren't as large as years past but not getting vaccinated and or boosted is shrinking.  The choice for many is to sit back and wait.  That's got a lot of people watching.  The Covid Mental Burnout acts like a wall that's doing all it can to keep out the pandemic.  Science says differently.  We can't brush it off.  Although BQ.1 is still new, it's growing very quickly.  

This is Play It Forward. Real people. Real stories. The struggle to Play It Forward Episode 511 With Valerie Harding From NBC’s The Voice

Valarie is a new grandma to her 6-month-old granddaughter and another recently born. Valarie admits it's a bit strange to be a grandmother at only 41, but she also became a mom to her first son at the age of 18. Shortly after becoming a parent, she joined the band Wallstreet, which gave her an outlet to gig and bring in money. It also introduced her to a guitar player named Parry, who would go on to become her husband, as well as an amazing father to her children. Valarie and Parry run Wallstreet Entertainment and Sound, a self-owned business that serves as a one-stop-shop for all audio or entertainment needs. Parry runs sound, but they also perform as a cover band for events all around Tulsa and surrounding areas.

I’m C.T. When I’m not hosting podcasts I’m in the real world. Everybody has to work. My job is C.S. Customer Service. Solutions, relationships and generating motivation to keep my team pumped and connected to every guest who chose to stop in to pick up a few things or large baskets with everything.

This is C.T.C.S.

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Pod Crashing Episode 173 With Shazi Visram

Founder of the beloved organic baby food company Happy Baby, and now Founder & CEO of Healthybaby - Shazi Visram has learned so much starting businesses and advocating for children's health; but she's learned the most from raising her two developmentally different kids. She's also met some of the world's brightest minds along the way. Armed with everything she wishes she'd known the first time around, Shazi wants to share the knowledge she's gathered to help parents raise healthy connected children that reach their fullest developmental potential. Each episode is a shortcut to hard-won parenting insight from leading doctors, scientists, experts, and friends on what the latest science and research says on cutting edge and debated topics in parenting, and what the future holds for parents in our rapidly changing world.

The Healthy Baby Show with Shazi Visram is a great informative and engaging podcast about parenting that provides shortcuts to hard-won parenting insight from leading doctors, scientists, experts, and friends on what the latest science and research says on cutting edge and debated topics in parenting.

In your place of now...  What did you parents plant in your heart that's being used as fruit today?  My mother and father never spoke openly about their connection with the soil but they knew how to plant and maintain fields of veggies and gardens blessed with flowers and scent.  I always believed they planted love in the soil.  A great writing adventure for you would be to listen to your heart.  Get back in touch with those little things your parents mentioned along the way.  They planted many ideas and healings within your growing soul.  Listen to them.  For today could be that moment where such a seed is exactly what you've been seeking.  

We learned during Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh’s hearings about the rite of passage known as Beach Week, where graduating seniors hit up beaches for parties both public and private.  How could money and privilege affect the outcome of a tragedy after a group of friends goes into the ocean – but one never comes out again?  What if one of those friends became a mom, and then the tragedy repeated itself 25 years later – with one of her daughter’s friends?

This is the scenario of former police reporter turned bestselling author Aggie Thompson’s new book, ALL THE DIRTY SECRETS (Tor-Forge, July 2022).  One warm summer night 25 years ago, Prep School graduate Liza Gold were supposed to have the night of their lives at the beach after graduation – until one of them never came out of the ocean.  Now she’s a mom when history repeats itself.  This time its one of her daughter Zoey’s friends who drowns during Beach Week under suspicious circumstances.

The outreach is to be shaped by listening through every avenue of compassion...