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Mirrors: Horrors, History & Hauntings is a paranormal podcast from writer Gabby Hope Frye. Episodes explore haunted places around the world: physical places that reflect the past and twist the present, blurring the lines between reality and illusion. Along the way, Gabby will document her investigations, while detailing the history and unexplained encounters that drew her to each location.Season 2 takes Gabby around New England to learn about communication with spirit, leading up to an investigation at the infamous Lizzie Borden House. New episodes are posted on Tuesdays. Follow the show @...

Alex is a young boy whom faces struggling growing up with his siblings and a single mom. Until day after day he's faced with the hustle and negativity of the streets. He learns to be too smart for his own good. He trying to deal with going through depression and wanting the finer things in life. After seeing the neighborhood drug dealers having money in his face and flashy he's influenced by the streets as a teen to a grown man.

Buckle up for a wild ride this unscripted, unpredictable, and unapologetic show where anything goes. From laugh-out-loud moments and cheeky banter to deep dives into life, travel tales, and the occasional conspiracy theory rabbit hole, we cover it all. Expect random music breaks, silly-serious convos, and a dash of worldly wisdom, all served up with a side of wild chaos. It’s adventurous, it’s naughty, it’s funny – and it’s always a good time.

We are a Reformed Baptist church that holds to the 2nd London Baptist Confession of Faith of 1689.Our Vision: To be a kingdom-minded, Christ-exalting, multigenerational community of faith.Our Mission: To proclaim the supremacy of Christ to every man with a view towards Biblical conversion and comprehensive discipleship.Sermons from Grace Family Baptist Church in Houston, Texas, featuring Aaron Wright, Erin Frye, Voddie Baucham, and David Shiflet. https://linktr.ee/gfbc1689

Imagine everyone wearing a mask, and nobody talks. People communicate via a satchel full of printed responses.