It's not always easy to sell yourself. Whether you're an artist or in a job interview, there is an art to making yourself look like the best choice. Is selling yourself limited to job searches, or do we sell/ market ourselves on dating apps, on dates, to one up our siblings. It just may be that success is based on how well versed we are in the Art of Prostitution and what we'd do for money or to get ahead.

This shows calls out every person who ever underestimated you. I am more than you think I am exposes the gap between who people assume you are and who you actually are. And it's bigger than they can handle .

Just under the wire or when time runs out. it's easy to lose track. Distance and time don't play well together. Flash fiction in 500 words all about how time ticks on or flies by.

Closing out the week of virtues we have a storytime discussing the kindness of people. We talk about when we were kind to others or when others went above and beyond for us. All callers welcome to tell their stories. 

Patience, it ain’t always easy in a world where wrath mashed great content. It’s a virtue for a reason.

This is the accompanying show to the the livestream on Patience.

Patience, it ain’t always easy in a world where wrath mashed great content. It’s a virtue for a reason.

In this world of sexual revolution, chastity has lost its favor. But it's more than abstaining from sex. It's about respect and not prioritizing pleasure over responsibility. 

In this world of sexual revolution, chastity has lost its favor. But it's more than abstaining from sex. It's about respect and not prioritizing pleasure over responsibility. 

 This is the companion piece to the Livestream for CHASTITY

We work hard for what we have. Giving to good causes is noble. So is offering time, lending a hand, or an ear and it doesn't cost a thing. Giving of yourself with no expectation of reciprocity is virtuous.

This is the accompanying piece to the Livestream by the same name.

We work hard for what we have. Giving to good causes is noble. So is offering time, lending a hand, or an ear and it doesn't cost a thing. Giving of yourself with no expectation of reciprocity is virtuous.