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- They Lynched My Baby
Morgan phoned in another episode.
She read another one of her original poems from her upcoming book.
5 min - The Importance of Time with Christopher Massey.
Setting guidelines and boundaries about your time is important to your physical and mental health.
7 min - Foster the Love for theater in future generations.
Christina Marie shares her ideas on how to foster the luv.
8 min - This Is Why I Build – On becoming a Global Village Team Leader
[Global Staci #5] As a Habitat for Humanity Global Village Team Leader, I'm able to pursue my first passion: connecting with people of other cultures through service. I don't know how it's possible to wind up feeling like I gain more than I give, but it happens. It happens every single time I build. Because on the work site the playing field is level. Racial, religious, economic, social barriers fade away while we co-labor. This is the labor of love: to so lose yourself in the doing that you simply enjoy the being. Join me!
To learn more check out www.globalstaci.com. Instagram @Global_Staci
Habitat for Humanity International Global Village https://www.habitat.org/volunteer/travel-and-build/global-village
[Namaskāra (Marathi) Hello | Kya Haal Hai? (Hindi) How are you? | Dhan'yavādālu (Telugu) Thank you] The official national languages of India are Hindi and English. There are, however, over 120 recognized languages and many, many more unofficial languages still in use.
"Travel has a way of stretching the mind. The stretch comes not from travel's immediate rewards, the inevitable myriad new sights, smells and sounds, but with experiencing firsthand how others do differently what we believed to be the right and only way." – Ralph Crawshaw
7 min - 4 min
- More of Courtney Renee's favorite things!
Courtney Renee shared another one of her favorite products. Soap and Glory https://www.soapandglory.com is the bomb. From the "roota to the toota" they are all good!
6 min - 6 min
- Legacy the Poet
Now this is exciting. Morgan couldn't make it into the studio this week show she called it in for us.
She reads some of her original poetry from her upcoming book.
String work.
4 min - Christopher Massey and the importance of Mental Health.
As CEO of I AM STRENGTH, Christopher encourages us to find the information and help that is relevant to us.
7 min - Theater Transcends the Generations.
Christina Marie's grandparents, parents, and child have all contributed to her passion for the arts.
Listen to her thoughts on how is transcend's the generations.
8 min
About One Village
From the publisher's feed
Welcome to the One Village Podcast. We believe that, just like a village, a diverse group of individuals can come together to create something bigger then the sum of the parts.
Happy New Year! Over the next several months you are going to hear a variety of people. Some will be old and some young. Some black and some white. We'll have men, women, and folks that identify as non-binary. Some will prefer the color red and others blue. Some will have a fair amount of disposable income and some may be living paycheck to paycheck. We'll have vegans, pescatarians, omnivores, vegetarians, flexitarians, and folks on macrobiotic diets. Some will be single. Some will be married. You're baby's mama is welcome and so is your brother form another mother. We'll be inviting beer drinkers, coffee drinkers, and non-drinkers. If you ride a motorcycle, we're glad you could join us.
We're planning on diversity and inclusion but NOT hate speech or judgement.
The one thing we'll all have in common is the we all Have (got) Something To Say!
This podcasts is intended for adults but we don't want to make it so kids can't listen. There may be mature themed content but not unnecessary song or curse words. We don't want to limit folks freedom of speech. We just prefer you expand your vocabulary and ours by using better more appropriate words.
We may agree. We may disagree. We may have to agree to disagree but we'll all be part of the same village.
One Village.