The influence the Bronte sisters still have on entertainment today and withstanding the test of time - since the 1800’s!Why she thinks Wuthering Heights is still so relevant today…there have been at least 14 different film and TV versions of Wuthering Heights, most recently in 2022In real life - the Bronte sisters had a brother named Branwell - who was a drug abuser and alcoholic. He had an affair with a married woman called Mrs. Robinson which loosely inspired the film “The Graduate”The publishing world in 1847 is similar to the publishing world today.Many authors today have to publish with hybrid publishers and have to pay some of the upfront publishing costs.Both Emily (when writing “Wuthering Heights”) and Anne (when writing “Agnes Grey”) had to pay as much as a Governess earned in a year to get their books published.While these books have been praised as classical and well-regarded books, a few of them were largely disliked by reviewers, sometime even abhorred - but yet stand the test of time.

From esteemed writer David Koepp (Jurassic Park, Indiana Jones) and based on Koepp's novel of the same name, the sci-fi comedy is directed by Jonny Campbell (Netflix's Dracula, Informer) and produced by Gavin Polone (Zombieland) alongside Koepp.Naomi (Georgina Campbell) and Teacake (Keery) two young employees of a self-storage company built on the site of an old US military base, have their wildest night shift ever when a parasitic fungus escapes from the lowest sublevel of the base, where it was sealed by the government decades before. As the temperature rises underground, this highly contagious and rapidly mutating microorganism multiplies and unleashes its brain-controlling, body-bursting terrors on the facility's inhabitants - human and otherwise.Here's the trailer:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mgwpL2trC3w 

I’m always askingquestions.  The fun begins when you startresearching for answers. Such as…  What is this thing called apresence?  Not as in presents you receiveon your birthday and Christmas but having a presence.  Plus…who and what is controlling you throughhaving a presence?  I’m Arroe…  I am a daily writer.  A silent wolf.  I stand on the sidelines and do nothing butwatch, listen study then activate.  I call it The DailyMess.  A chronological walk through aneveryday world.  Yes, it’s my morningwriting.  As a receiver of thoughts andideas, we as people tend to throw it to the side and deal with it later.  When a subject arrives, Idig in.  It’s still keeping ajournal!  By doing the research thepicture becomes clearer.  This is the Daily Mess…

Pod Crashing episode 443 with author Joe Lex from thepodcast All Bones Considered…

Laurel Hill Cemetery in Philadelphia is the final restingplace for many notable men, including Declaration of Independence signerThomas McKean, Civil War General George Meade, locomotive magnate MatthiasBaldwin, astronomer David Rittenhouse, and Phillies broadcaster Harry Kalas,plus many Union generals and even fictional characters like Adrian Balboa. Butit is also home to tens of thousands of unique and accomplished women of thepast three centuries. One man, Joe Lex, a retired emergencymedicine doctor of 45 years, was inspired to learn of the history behind who isburied at this historical cemetery that tells not just Philadelphia’s history,but a history of the nation since its founding in 1836. He penned a book thathighlights 52 interesting or accomplished women who are buried there, AllBones Considered: 52 Laurel Hill Women This book is a collection of dozensof amazing stories about unique individuals who are long gone. They are basedon several years of research, originally developed for the podcasts All BonesConsidered: Laurel Hill Stories and Biographical Bytes from Bala: Laurel HillWest Stories. “I encourage fellow taphophiles who have the time andinterest to undertake similar projects with their local historic cemeteries,”says Lex. “Every cemetery is an outdoor people museum, ready to bediscovered by new generations.”

Peyton found a fresh start through music when he moved to Gainesville in 2022. After losing touch with his musical passion in his early 20s while working full-time in other jobs, he rediscovered it after visiting his father and falling in love with the town's slow pace, kind people and live music scene. Weekly gigs at Bourbon Brothers quickly earned him loyal fans, including Don and Susan Parr, who encouraged him to audition for "The Voice." Now fronting his band Quiet Fire, Peyton has become a key part of Gainesville's growing music community. He performs regularly and recently launched Sunday Serenades - a weekly artist showcase where local and visiting musicians can join him and his band onstage, learn new things and gain mentorship in live performance. With his family's support and a community behind him, Peyton is ready to take the next big step, sharing his passion and music with the world.

We post a lot of stuff on social media. In all that you share, do you have a presence about you that might in fact inspire you to follow through with what you're messaging? Do you inspire yourself? Or do you rely on others to keep you afloat?

Love isn’t about finding the right person - it’s about being the right person - someone who can love deeply, safely, and well, in addition to being someone willing to learn how to be that person for their partner. As Valentine’s Day approaches, many couples are contemplating taking the next step in their relationships. Renowned couples therapist Julie Menanno,  @TheSecureRelationship (over 1.3 million Instagram followers, over 115k books sold) offers tips to consider before taking the next step of moving in together and/or getting engaged

Saatchi North America - Stevie Archer's career has been marked by her innovative approach to brand storytelling and strategic marketing. Her contributions have earned her accolades in the industry, including recognition by ADWEEK's Creative 100. Joining M+C Saatchi's SS+K in 2019, Stevie has steered the agency through various successful campaigns, including the acclaimed "Looks Like You Need Iceland." Her work extends to impactful initiatives for high-profile clients such as LeBron James and the Biden White House.

I’m always askingquestions.  The fun begins when you startresearching for answers. Such as…  If Christians see Jesus asbeing the one and only perfect one, who do non-believers call their perfectperson?  Plus…tithing in church.  Isn’t that pretty much legalizedgambling?    I’m Arroe…  I am a daily writer.  A silent wolf.  I stand on the sidelines and do nothing butwatch, listen study then activate.  I call it The DailyMess.  A chronological walk through aneveryday world.  Yes, it’s my morningwriting.  As a receiver of thoughts andideas, we as people tend to throw it to the side and deal with it later.  When a subject arrives, Idig in.  It’s still keeping ajournal!  By doing the research thepicture becomes clearer.  This is the Daily Mess…

I’m CT…  When I’m notbusy being Arroe the podcaster, I live in the real world.  Everybody has to have a job.  Mine is C.S. Customer Service.  Solutions,relationships while keeping my team motivated to keep a constant connectionwith each guest who’s chosen to stop their day to visit our location. 

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