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My Spiritual Rebirth

Fraud happens every day, and good people are getting swindled out of their money at an alarming rate.On the True Fraud podcast, we sit down with victims of fraud and listen to their story – then chat with an expert to analyze what happened, talk through the red flags, and leave you with tips and tricks on how to avoid getting scammed.Brought to you by Pacific Crest Federal Credit Union. Federally insured by NCUA

Beatrice is a battalion leader in the Cetean Military and absolutely mean with a bident. Any nasty creations those Necros can throw at her will fall with ease. So she most definitely doesn’t need the scribe her father, the General, saddles her with… Except he is the most beautiful male she’s ever seen. It is a relief when she finally gets a bit of leave, but the short vacation comes with unexpected company. When all Hell breaks loose, she has to make a series of hard decisions, which put her race at risk as well as her heart.

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A Podcast by Sierra & Sage Hair Extensions. Monthly chats about all things beauty and business. We talk about it all.. the good, the bad, the ugly and everything in between! Tune in and let us help you navigate the beauty industry with our approachable and authentic stories and learning experiences in the beauty industry from stylists to salon owners and sales reps. We promise you'll find fun and value in our episodes!

The podcast for “African Face, Colonial Tongue” is a thought-provoking podcast that extends the conversation sparked by the short film and essay of the same name. Hosted by Serati Maseko, the project’s writer and star, the podcast features diverse voices that delve into the complex themes of language, culture, and identity. Through personal stories and candid discussions, the podcast explores the inner conflict of those with multiple competing cultural identities. Serati shares her own experience of her mother tongue becoming a “diminished” part of her , feeling like “the smallest ...

Sit with Sonya explores who we are and how we move through the world. It's rooted in the remembrance of the truth of our identity and spirituality. Hosted by Sonya Sage - a 46-year-old mum, grandmother, holistic practitioner, and founder of The Sage Son - this show explores the intersection of spirituality, decolonisation, creativity, and lived experience. My practice focuses on creating safe spaces where people can reflect, meet discomfort and reconnect with their truth. This show carries that intention for listeners, with guests guiding the journey through their own stories and perspective

Cypher Sage is a psychology podcast and personal growth podcast about emotional regulation, relationships, attachment styles, boundaries, burnout, and identity.This mental health podcast explains therapy concepts in simple language using tarot archetypes, symbolism, and real-life examples.Each episode explores practical self development tools: understanding your nervous system, improving communication, breaking unhealthy patterns, and building healthier relationships.Topics include:• attachment styles and relationship patterns• emotional regulation and anxiety• boundaries and self-worth...

Camille Ashwood has always loved a plan. But when her groom doesn't show up to their wedding, Cam's life is turned upside down - she doesn't even have a place to live. That is until she finds out the house she's loved since high school is available to rent. There's only one problem: the neighbour. Dusty Tucker has spent nearly all of his adult life running from Cam - the girl who was his first, well, everything. But when she moves in next door, newly single, Dusty wants to show her that they can just be friends. 

A weekly Portland Trail Blazers centric NBA podcast, hosted by Dustin Hawes and Dillon Sage.

Sit down for a weekly discussion about true crime cases that shook the world while we sip on our cups of joe. In this podcast, we will discuss cases from around the world, in every demographic and we will go over how they impacted their communities or how they were overlooked.

Family Leave by Sage Ellison offers a comprehensive guide to transforming how communities approach family and medical support through paid leave. It addresses the critical issue many face when balancing the demands of work with family needs, highlighting how the lack of supportive policies can lead to difficult choices between financial stability and personal well-being. The book is a resource for those struggling with family leave challenges, such as confusion about policies, lack of advocacy in the workplace, and the need for clearer support systems.

"Accessible Internet" by Sage Ellison delves into the vital role of reliable and affordable internet in today's digital society. It highlights the challenges many communities face, such as slow services, high costs, and inadequate local support, which contribute to a widening digital divide. The book aims to empower listeners with a deep understanding of net neutrality and broadband policies, providing practical insights to advocate for digital equality and inclusive internet access.

"Platform Responsibility" by Sage Ellison offers a vital exploration of digital ethics and accountability in an age increasingly challenged by misinformation and deepfake technology. This guide is designed for anyone feeling overwhelmed by the rapidly changing digital landscape and the implications of these technologies on public perception and trust. The book helps listeners identify the effects of deepfakes, evaluate the accountability of digital platforms, and navigate existing misinformation laws.

Critical Horizons explores how the impersonal logic of value—the social form that structures modern life—shapes consciousness, culture, and the limits of social evolution. Through readings, dialogues, and interviews with scholars and independent thinkers, the series examines how our inherited forms of mediation constrain the emergence of new collective possibilities. Critical Horizons explores how the impersonal logic of value—the social form that structures modern life—shapes consciousness, culture, and the limits of social evolution. Through readings, dialogues, and interviews with ...

"Empowering Educators" by Sage Ellison explores the crucial issues of teacher salary reform and paraprofessional advocacy in education. This guide emphasizes the need to address unfair pay and recognition for educators and paraprofessionals, which are vital for fostering a successful learning environment for students. Ellison highlights common challenges faced by educators, such as balancing passion with financial security, insufficient resources, and outdated education policies.

In "Statehood Matters: Achieving DC Statehood and Fair Representation," Sage Ellison addresses the significant lack of political representation for the over 700,000 residents of Washington, D.C. This book serves as a vital resource for those who feel marginalized in a democracy where their voices are not fully heard. It underscores themes of fairness, equality, and active participation in governance, advocating for DC statehood as a solution to these challenges.

"Safeguard: Practical Steps for Digital Privacy and Online Safety" by Sage Ellison offers a comprehensive guide to enhancing your online security and privacy in today’s digital world. As the threat to personal information rises, this book addresses common concerns such as identity theft, phishing scams, and the overwhelming complexity of cybersecurity jargon. Ellison provides a clear roadmap for individuals looking to protect their online presence, emphasizing community awareness and proactive measures.

Shorter Weeks by Sage Ellison explores the potential of a four-day workweek as a means to achieve work-life balance and enhance community vitality. In a world where the demands of work often overshadow personal fulfillment, this book addresses common barriers such as burnout, lack of time for personal growth, and diminishing productivity amidst longer hours. Ellison presents a compelling argument for adopting a shorter workweek—proposing that it can lead to a happier, more productive community.

In Supporting Gig Workers, author Sage Ellison confronts the significant challenges faced by workers in the gig economy, including financial vulnerability, lack of essential benefits, feelings of isolation, and the complexities of policy advocacy. This comprehensive guide offers not only insights into the gig economy's landscape but also actionable solutions for securing better protections and benefits for gig workers.