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When a boy from an impoverished family spies the kite of his dreams, he's launched into a journey to obtain it - even if that means making it himself. However, what he finds on his journey for material happiness leads to something that will impact not only him, but generations of his family to come.
An old episode from Feb. 2021 has Chad talking about black poets, some of whom were history's most powerful women, and the messages they wished to be carried through time to us today.
Before becoming the Multi-Dimensional Nerd, Chad Garrett had the Chad Garrett Show. In this show, he had some great content we would like to re-share with the world! Starting with this classic two-part episode series.
Before becoming the Multi-Dimensional Nerd, Chad Garrett had the Chad Garrett Show. In this show, he had some fantastic content that we would like to re-share with the world! Starting with this classic two-part episode series.
Sean Powell is a former teacher serving on the Police Force and being trained as a Canine handler. He comes on to talk about his experiences on the beat, what it's like to work with police dogs, and how history can teach us so much about honor and what is right, true, and good.
What would you give to have an heir? Would you pay a secret price? In J.R.R. Tolkien's epic poem The Lay of Aotrou and Itroun plays out this question as a desperate lord calls on a shady hag to answer his desire.
Host of the Let Freedom Ring with Noah Ring podcast, Noah joins to talk about the young conservative movement! How did this 20 year old get his incredible start in politics? Is there a reason for his healthy distrust of authority? Should you adopt it as well? What's next for Noah's career? It's all covered in the great episode!
Dive into one of Agatha Christie's greatest works for the first time, or revisit this classic work in a way you've never heard it before. This episode of Story Dose brings "And Then There Were None" alive in a way that the very best literary works deserve.
Chad breaks down the good, bad, and ugly parts of Avatar: The Way of Water.
The Multi-Dimensional Nerd analyzes and reviews the themes that undergird the biggest blockbuster film since the world shut down. What makes Avatar worth watching? What can our society, especially fellow Christians, draw from the driving forces of this film? Part 2 of the Multi-Dimensional Nerd's movie review covers it all in the second part of his 'Good, Bad, and Ugly' breakdown.
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