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This week we welcome Amir Farrell, the creator, and host of "Broncos Avenue" (@BroncosAvenue). Amir talks about how he's managed to create such a successful Denver Broncos page, his viral interview with Tim Patrick, how Jay Cutler fits into success, and much, much more. Make sure you're following the podcast (@TheCrushPod) and Broncos Avenue on social media and wherever you listen.

Welcome back Bookends!Hope you're excited for the FIRST in our brand new series 'Top Of Your TBR' where we invite the people we admire to give four of their stand-out book recommendations for us to read and discuss! Our first ever feature on the podcast is none other than the Writer and Broadcaster, the one & only - Pandora Sykes. Pandora is the author of 'How do we know we're doing it right?' an essay collection about the anxieties of modern life, her journalism has been published by Elle, Vogue, GQ and the Sunday Times and she was the co-creator and co-host of the chart-topping pop culture podcast 'The High Low' alongside her pod-wife Dolly Alderton. As we have mentioned them so much already on the podcast, it was only right that she was our go-to guest. We hope you enjoy!To buy Pandora's debut essay collection: https://uk.bookshop.org/books/how-do-we-know-we-re-doing-it-right-and-other-thoughts-on-modern-life/9781786091000To subscribe to Pandora's Books subscription:https://www.pandorasbooks.co.uk/Books & Authors mentioned: One Day by David NichollsThe Book You Wish Your Parents Had Read (And Your Children Will Be Glad That You Did) by Philippa PerryStrong Female Lead by Arwa MahdawiHot Little Hands by Abigail UlmanSalt Slow by Julia ArmfieldBrown Girls by Daphne Palasi Andreades Ella RisbridgerNora EphronDolly AldertonThe School For Good Mothers by Jessamine ChanMeg MasonWhy I No Longer Write Poems by Diana Anphimiadi Other mentions: Sycorax Collective- https://sycoraxcollective.weebly.com/ Somewhere to Belong Archive- https://www.somewheretobelong.co.uk/Follow us @apairofbookendspod to see updates on our Book Club episodes & future guest updates!

It's just us this week, but we pack a ton into todays ep.  First things first, Jess drops some MAJOR life news! We of course had to unpack and share our thoughts on last weeks Oscar's moment and give our 2 cents on the Hollyweird machine that just keeps getting weirder. Like, why do celebrities get to make up words for their behaviours while us peasants just have to use regular old words? Is Britney just all of us on instagram? Does Kim K just keep digging herself deeper into a tone deaf hole? We take a trip down embarrassing email address lane and how humans really can't handle the internet. Enjoy! Follow us @HERspective_podcast SociallyBrooke: Visit sociallybrooke.ca to get 10% off your first package with code HERspective10

This week we're getting into black love, what it means to us and if it is attainable for majority of black people in America. Ash goes over some statistics that may lead to black love being unrealistic for some. Are we closing off potential connections when we perpetuate our desires for wanting only one type of love or lover? We also explore the importance of preserving and rebuilding black households and communities, leading with black love. As Always Keep it Honest!

Do you know how a song can transport you to a different time or place? My guest today, Cristian Hauser, knows that feeling all too well. Join us as we journey through his life, with a soundtrack that's just as intriguing as his story. Christian, a sales superstar with a whopping $1.2 million success story, shares how music has been the rhythm driving his life's narrative. We'll be exploring his Peruvian roots, his love for The Eagles, and how he's made a home in Miami. And guess what? There's more to  Christian than his music and his sales prowess - he also has a knack for engaging in conversations. Whether it's discussing relationships, interviews, or personal growth, Christian's perspective is as riveting as it is enlightening. We'll also learn about his inspirational website, One Habit, and the role it plays in his life. This episode is filled with laughs, life lessons, and of course, lots of music. It's a testament to just how much music can shape our lives. Trust me; you wouldn't want to miss this one.Looking for a NEW way of selling?  Cristian offering a course! You can contact Cristian at https://1800Cristian.comListen to the playlist on SpotifyWatch the episode on YouTubeFollow Music Junkies everywhere Make sure to HIT that LIKE BUTTON and SUBSCRIBE to our Channel to be notified of new episodes! If you love Music Junkies share it !!New EP is out every MONDAY at 12 pm Rock on! Music JunkiesSupport the show

Happy International Women's Day to all the incredible women out there doing their thing and doing it their way! On HERspective we are constantly celebrating women and how amazing we all truly are; that's kind of the point of the show anyway. This episode is no exception, we are joined by the undeniably hilarious, brave and genious, New York comedian and creator of the  wildly popular, 'How Cum' podcast, Remy Kassimir. We are talking to Remy about acheiving and NOT acheiving the big 'O' as she shares her struggle and journey to finally having an orgasm. We unpack why so many women who have experienced the same kind of struggle just accept it as normal or label themselves as "broken." Remy gets into why it took her so long to acheive and how she realized she wasn't "broken." The "How Cum" podcast has grown into a huge and aptly named, "cummunity" with "cumpanions" all over the world and has helped so many women. We share a listeners "I was today year's old when..." moment and the one from last week apparently wasn't ready to take a back seat yet as we circle back to hymen reconstruction. This episode is a total 'O'de to all our ladies out there, cheers to you all!   Follow Remy @remykassimir and the How Cum Podcast @howcumpodcast   Follow us @HERspective_podcast   SociallyBrooke: Visit sociallybrooke.ca to get 10% off your first package with HERspective10

Tune in as I sit down with Jennifer Jerald, an internationally renowned Music Keynote Speaker, Transformation Coach, and two-time international bestseller. Jennifer's story needs to be heard - a tale of strength, resilience, and the power of music. Through a verbally abusive relationship and the heartache of infertility, Jennifer's journey to self-discovery and survival is a testament to the indomitable human spirit.Brace yourself for some heart-stopping tales of daring adventures as Jennifer reveals her thrilling escapades - from zip lining to doorless helicopter rides in Hawaii! Her courage and zest for life are infectious. Our conversation also touches on her upcoming book, "Behind Closed Doors I Survived Domestic Violence. You Can Too." A truly insightful and inspirational journey awaits you in this conversation with Jennifer Jerald. Don't miss it!Listen to the playlist on SpotifyWatch the episode on YouTubeFollow Music Junkies everywhere  Make sure to HIT that LIKE BUTTON and SUBSCRIBE to our Channel to be notified of new episodes! If you love Music Junkies share it !!New EP is out every MONDAY at 12 pm Rock on! Music JunkiesSupport the show

“To give someone the authority or power to do something.”Our very reason and foundation of Everything Wahine. To not only empower ourselves but most importantly empowering OTHERS. Weʻre kicking off our new venture in this episode and we canʻt wait to share whats to comeSupport the show

Prepare for a whirlwind tour as we transport you through a magical journey of melodies and memories with our esteemed guest, a renowned podcaster with a life-defining narrative. Imagine a symphony of experiences signposted by songs, each one echoing a unique chapter of a life lived in different corners of the globe. From the cold corners of Canada to the vibrant streets of Turkey, music has been the constant companion and emotional compass for our guest, Laurie Ann Campbell weaving a rich tapestry of life stories and personal growth. This isn't just about the power of song, though. We also explore the tumultuous terrain of relationships, the strength of resilience, and the pursuit of personal dreams. Laurie Ann generously shares her thoughts on love, dating, and marriage, providing an insightful perspective shaped by her unique experiences. She also bravely recounts a heart-wrenching tale of betrayal by a loved one, revealing how she used this adversity to shape her future positively. In spite of life's trials, our guest holds onto her dream of setting up a recovery center that mimics the tranquility of tiny homes amidst nature's grandeur. Throughout our conversation, you'll find threads of Laurie Ann passions woven into her narrative. From her love for journaling and blogging to her fascination with handwriting analysis, she reveals how these creative outlets have provided solace and perspective during challenging times. So, tune in for an episode that's more than a collection of songs. It's a symphony of life experiences, the power of resilience, and the transformative power of music. Don't miss the chance to be inspired by this remarkable journey, rich with life lessons and poignant memories, all underscored by the universal language of music Check her out at I Am That Gal,  LIFT Your Story, and Bleep Bulimia LaurieAnn has authored three books that you can find on Amazon. Listen to the playlist on SpotifyWatch the episode on YouTubeFollow Music Junkies everywhere  Make sure to HIT that LIKE BUTTON and SUBSCRIBE to our Channel to be notified of new episodes! If you love Music Junkies share it !!New EP is out every MONDAY at 12 pm Rock on! Music JunkiesSupport the show

In this episode you will learn: How to give your body more energy How you can activate your body to heal What magnetic fields are and how this can support you William Pawluk, MD, MSc is the foremost authority on the use of Pulsed Electromagnetic Field (PEMF) therapy in North America. His latest book, Supercharge Your Health With PEMFs, is a practical hands-on guide to PEMF treatment. This informative guide walks the reader through how to select and properly use the right PEMF system as a treatment for over 80-different health conditions while cutting through online confusion about PEMF devices. Dr. Pawluk is passionate about finding new solutions for stubborn, chronic, and frustrating health problems. After 25 years in medical practice, seeing the risks and side effects of traditional approaches, and studying various healing approaches, he discovered that PEMFs provide the most beneficial, safe, non-toxic, self-directed, self-controlled, at-home pain management. Having tested and used over 100 PEMF and other healing devices, Dr. Pawluk has developed a good understanding of the value of each type of device and how to maximize the benefits for almost any health condition. He routinely consults with people through his website about the best PEMF device and optimal use for their specific health needs. Podcast Offers: 1.) 80 conditions treated with PEMFs list https://www.drpawluk.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/09/Supercharge_Your_Health_with_PEMFs_Book-80-conditions.pdf 2.) Book pre-order https://www.drpawluk.com/supercharge-your-health-with-pemfs 3.) Consultation request https://www.drpawluk.com/consultation  

We chatted with seasoned HR professional Shahzia Noorally, who we met when we shared the panel with her during YEG Podfest this year. Shahzia is also a fellow podcaster and hosts The Colour Gap podcast, a show dedicated to sharing stories, experiences and career strategy and advice for women of colour, by women of colour. We wanted to speak to Shahzia to better understand the challenges and differences women of colour face when entering the workforce as well as moving with in it. She shares some of her experiences with us and gives great advice on how to navigate the work force as women of colour as well as for those that do not identify as BIPOC and they can be allies, support and empower all women. We also discuss a major statement that Elon Musk has made and how it ties back to a belief we have shared many times on the show.

To say this episode is full of surprises is an understatement. Kaitlyn surprises Amanda with an impromptu discussion on her new health choices, Amanda has a little nutrition session with a new friend of Kait's, a SHOCKING call from Kait's brother, and so much more! Get an extended 30 day free trial when you go to https://www.dipseastories.com/QLC Go to https://franklyapparel.com/qlc & use code: qlc for $15 off your first purchase! Visit https://teonan.com & use code: QLC to get 15% off your first purchase! More podcasts at WAVE: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/artist/wave-podcast-network/1437831426

“That's the hard conversation because you got to be vulnerable enough and humble enough to say, there's something more there's something I can do better. Maybe I missed it.” - Melissa Dawn SimkinsWelcome to Stay a While with Tommi Vincent! The hardest conversation to have is a truthful one with yourself. The truth helps and we must be willing to go there to get where we desire to go. Once you have mastered being honest with yourself, external communications come easy. Guest Melissa Dawn-Simkins takes her seat at the table to help us get real with the most important person in our life, ourselves.Melissa Dawn Simkins, affectionately known as "The First Lady of Personal Branding," is a pioneer in personal brand leadership with a proven track record of advising Fortune 100 organizations, CEOs, C-suite executives and influencers. She is a sought-after strategist on how to lead change in the face of adversity. As a mother, wife and leader she resets the standard to define a new success paradigm called "whole life leadership" focused on purpose-driven work and well-being. Relevance and readiness are core to her approach as she gives insight around future-ready talent development, whole life leadership and brand leadership innovation.She is CEO of Velvet Suite® (www.velvetsuite.com) an award-winning leadership innovation firm advancing the future of profit through people. She is the Founder of The She-Suite®, the female-focused platform of Velvet Suite on a mission to break the outdated paradigm of work by empowering working women to boldly design a career and life with purpose (theshesuite.com). The She-Suite Brand Leadership Institute (BLI), is the only online leadership readiness platform community with proven results to ready, retain and advance all women and women of color who work for large enterprises.In this episode we cover[00:01 - 02:35] Serving Up Some Truth: Being Honest with Yourself[02:36 - 07:31] Introducing Melissa Dawn Simkins' Thoughts on Food[07:32 - 27:44] The Toughest Conversation to Have: Are You Being Truthful to Yourself?[27:45 - 35:55] Becoming Better Communicators for Ourselves and Others[35:56 - 40:47] Closing Segment Key Quotes“The toughest conversation to have is the truthful one that is necessary for us to have with ourselves in order for us to shed anything in our life that is prohibiting us from becoming everything that God created us to be.” - Tommi Vincent “There's the saying, ‘The truth hurts.' And I believe quite the opposite, ‘The truth helps.' And when we're able to be truthful with ourselves, we are laying a foundation for some serious healing, some serious development.” - Tommi Vincent “It starts with embracing being different and not only embracing being different, but the perspective that difference is valuable. Difference adds more value.” - Melissa Dawn Simkins “It is work, even all of that grace, the loving on you, that's work. Because it's not something that comes a lot of times intuitively… We're quick to critique ourselves with each other, but loving on yourself, that's work.” - Melissa Dawn SimkinsConnect with Melissa Dawn SimkinsWebsite: https://www.melissadawnsimkins.com/ Book: https://www.amazon.com/Brand-Me-Make-Your-Mark/dp/1514409399 Connect with Me! You can reach Tommi on Instagram @cheftommivVisit https://vincentcountry.com and get connected with us on Vincent Country's Instagram @vincentcountry This episode was Produced By: Tommi Vincent, Tanner Vincent, and Skai Blue MediaMusic By: Stichiz - Big T. Music /Roj&TwinkiELEAVE A REVIEW + and SHARE this episode with someone who wants food for the soul, and the key ingredients to embracing their true, authentic self. Listen to previous episodes on Spotify, Spreaker, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts!

“Self-love is not selfish, it is necessary. And it does not serve any of us well to have an outpouring of love for other people around us, and yet, we don't love ourselves.” - Tommi VincentWelcome to Stay a While with Tommi Vincent! When you truly know who you are, you just walk differently. Sometimes, that walk can be a solo one. Having all the confidence in the world doesn't mean that we will not endure moments of standing alone. However, who says that's a bad thing? The best outcomes can arise when we embrace the solo mission. But first, we gotta take the risk, and bet on ourselves. Are you up for it? My guest, Gabrielle McBay, takes her seat at the table to confirm that you can never lose when you bet on yourself.Gabrielle McBay is a professional chef and creative producer from Dallas, TX with over ten years of experience in the culinary industry. Gabrielle has been featured across notable media platforms including Food Network, ABC, Essence, Forbes, Black Enterprise and the New York Times. Her extensive resume details high-profile clientele and reputable brands including artists and athletes, Instagram, Netflix, Nike, Lexus, Williams Sonoma, Neiman Marcus, and American Airlines. Gabrielle is also the self-published author of You Have Food at Home, Peace, Love, and Good Food, and Table for One. Her love for good food in front of and behind the camera is enjoyed by thousands around the world. In this episode we cover [00:01 - 00:00] Getting to Know Gabrielle [11:24 - 28:12] The Motivation to Leave Safety and Take Risks [28:13 - 36:00] When the Expectation of Our Risk Doesn't Meet Reality[36:01 - 42:01] Self-Love is Not Selfish It's Necessary[42:02 - 48:57] Closing Segment Key Quotes“And I made the move because I wanted to do something for me, without anybody else attached to it.” - Gabrielle McBay“Facts over feelings. A lot of times we put our feelings above everything. I used to operate off of feelings all the time. So if you are operating off of feelings of fear, you're not moving in your purpose, you're not moving in that confidence.” - Gabrielle McBay “I really believe that recipes keep the story going. It allows for generations to come, the opportunity to meet people that they may have never met before because they're no longer here on this earth, but they get an opportunity to feel the love from that person through the recipes that we continue to share. So I think it's really important to share recipes and to document recipes so that generations can experience that same love for generations to come.” - Tommi Vincent Connect with Gabrielle McBayWebsite: https://www.gabriellemcbay.comInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/gabriellemcbay Twitter: https://twitter.com/gabriellemcbay Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/chefgabriellemcbay Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/c/gabriellemcbay Check out her latest book for all things beautiful and delicious: https://www.gabriellemcbay.com/shop/you-have-food-at-home-1 Connect with Me! Follow us on Instagram @stayawhileshowYou can reach Tommi on Instagram @cheftommivVisit https://vincentcountry.com and get connected with us on Vincent Country's Instagram @vincentcountry Produced By: Tommi Vincent, Tanner Vincent, and Skai Blue Mediahttps://www.instagram.com/skaibluemediaMusic By: Stichiz - Big T. Music /Roj&TwinkiEhttps://www.instagram.com/stichizLEAVE A REVIEW + and SHARE this episode with someone who wants food for the soul, and the key ingredients to embracing their true, authentic self. Listen to previous episodes on Spotify, Spreaker, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts!

Today we are discussing the big 'D' word...DIVORCE! We are joined by Leanne Townsend, one of Toronto's top family Law attorneys and divorce strategists; she is also a fellow podcaster. We get into the real laws of divorce and what the actual rights are when it comes to ending a marriage. Leanne gives us some serious insight about divorcing when infidelity, abuse and wealth are involved and why pre-nups shouldn't have a bad rap! We also chat about why relationships breakdown at different stages of life as well as the different reasons why men and women want a divorce. Lauren and Jess talk about their "black and green thumbs," (guess who has what) and we dish on Britney news! Follow Leanne Townsend @leannetownsendlife or for more information go to www.leannetownsend.ca Follow us @herspective_podcast Thank you to our sponsor House of Hayla. Use coupon code HERSPECTIVE20 for 20% off your first order of any Generation ll shoes from www.houseofhayla.com

Tune in to hear Jen & Taiha talk about all things Twin flames, Soul mates & Karmic Relationships. If you’ve ever wondered if someone’s *really* your Twin Flame, or if you’re just stuck in a toxic relationship pattern, you’re defs not gonna want to miss this episode! We’re getting into the Tarot card correspondences of The Lovers & The Devil, feminine and masculine energy, and how to see the lessons you’re being faced with in your romantic relationships.  Join us for our first Full Moon Ritual Party this Friday, June 5th! DM us on Insta to register! @modernlifemysticwoman

Jessica Inserra is a Los Angeles based stand-up comedian whose irreverent humor explores, among other things, themes from her life as a gay woman growing up in a colorful New York Italian family. Jessica recently commemorated 25 years of being out, having burst through the closet doors at the tender age of 14. Now she can be seen performing her unique brand of brash, edgy comedy at The Comedy Store, as well as other venues in and around Los Angeles, Las Vegas, Seattle and beyond. She is currently working on her own stand-up special entitled, “Jessica Inserra, Pretty Gay.” On this episode, you will hear Jessica talk about: What inspired her to pursue stand-up comedy, after more than a decade of managing a plastic surgeon’s office (which is still her full-time job!) -- and how she balances her job with pursuing her comedy passion Her experience working with legendary comedian Gerry Katzman in his stand-up comedy class -- and how she overcame constant fear and self-doubt as she developed and practiced her material How she feels about finding success at the beginning of her career and being able to meet her comedy idols How being "familiar” and feminine as a gay woman has helped her both in her comedy and her life You can follow Jessica on Instagram at @jessinserra and on her website, www.prettygay.net.   Subscribe to the FREE Beyond 6 Seconds newsletter for all the latest news and updates about my podcast!

Hey team #GrowGetters,Coming up in today’s episode we’ll be diving into a topic that a lot of us are trying to figure out in our personal and professional lives...and that’s how to ‘Get Shit Done!’. We cover some of the best time-saving tips, tools, and apps we’ve found and we share productivity methods that work and that you can use immediately!So if you are looking to up your game and be your #BestSelf in 2020 - tune in to today’s ep! :)Our recommendations this week:Atomic Habits by James Clear (https://jamesclear.com/atomic-habits)4 Hour Work Week by Tim Ferriss (https://fourhourworkweek.com/)Tomato Timer (https://tomato-timer.com/)Pomodoro Tracker (https://pomodoro-tracker.com/)Time Timer (https://www.timetimer.com/)The episode is around 20 minutes this week so we recommend to get comfy and if you want to, grab a pen and paper to jot down anything relevant or useful for you that we cover in the ep.Plus….If you want some more sweet sweet inspo, check out our Insta page and please follow us at @growgetterspodcast !! :)And if you’re still hungry for more, we've got a MONTHLY BUMPER NEWSLETTER that'll keep you up-skilled and up-to-date on all the latest tips, models, and trends - so sign up at growgetterspodcast.com/newsletterYour hosts are:Award-winning brand strategist and writer, Tanya Garma (@tanyagarma)Forbes-listed startup founder and entrepreneur, Tiffany Hart (@tiffanyclairehart)

Men have periods, too! It's not a bloody mess, but it is a short time of emotion and sensitivity. Theon gives us a male insight on NutBag Man Rags. We complain about our annoying co-workers. Please do not leave half of any food in the break room! Also, we really wish Saturday Cartoons was still a thing.All episodes available on YouTube @ CardswithE&RInstagram www.instagram.com/cardswitheandrTwitter www.twitter.com/CardswithEandREmail us @ CardswithEandR@gmail.com

Sydney Nanberg defied the conventional expectations of society by dropping out of college -- and then went on to build a six-figure marketing business by the young age of 20. Now Sydney teaches others how to better their lives with self-care, mindset, and entrepreneurship. Sydney's journey has been amazing, but certainly not easy. On this episode, she shares: How failing a college test led her to completely change her course in life How her challenges with mental health and being bullied influenced her mindset How getting out of her comfort zone improved her life How she learned the key skills she needed to start and grow her own successful marketing agency Learn more about Sydney through her blog and her podcast, She Did It. You can also contact her on Facebook, Pinterest, Twitter, Instagram, and through her marketing agency, Digital Maverick. A full episode transcript is available here. Subscribe to the FREE Beyond 6 Seconds newsletter for all the latest news and updates about my podcast!

Ginni Saraswati is an award-winning journalist, radio personality and celebrity interviewer with a unique brand of comedy that includes quick-witted introductions and on-air antics. She's the founder of Ginni Media, a boutique podcast production company, and the host of the podcast, The Ginni Show. On this episode, Ginni talks about: Her transition from working behind the scenes at an Australian radio station to becoming an on-air media personality    What it was like moving from her native Sri Lanka to Australia at a young age How her large family life influences her radio work and her comedy How her family reacted when they unexpectedly discovered she was gay Her experiences interviewing celebrity guests -- including the time she made Paula Abdul crack up with laughter! Follow Ginni on Facebook and @theginnishow on Instagram and Twitter, and listen to The Ginni Show podcast at www.theginnishow.com. To learn more about Ginni Media, visit www.ginnimedia.com to see what production services the company offers and download free resources for starting your own podcast. A full episode transcript is available here. Sign up for my free newsletter for the latest updates about Beyond 6 Seconds, and receive my free checklist for getting started with your own podcast!  

Welcome to a special mini episode of Beyond 6 Seconds! I recorded this episode from She Podcasts Live, the first conference of its kind for women podcasters, which took place in October 2019 in Atlanta, Georgia. While I was here surrounded by so many talented podcasters, I wanted to learn more about their experiences… so I caught up with 6 podcasters at the conference and asked them one question:  “What’s the most meaningful experience you’ve had as a result of having your podcast?”  In this episode, you’ll hear the answers from these six podcasters:  Elikqitie: Travel Gluten Free Podcast www.travelglutenfreepodcast.com @TravGlutenFree on Twitter @travelglutenfreepodcast on Instagram Alysa Lucas: Best Forevers - A Podcast for Kindred Spirits:  bestforeverspod.libsyn.com ; @bestforeverspod on Twitter and Instagram Fataliteas: fataliteas.libsyn.com ; @fataliteaspod on Twitter and Instagram  Elaine: Angus Eye Tea anguseyetea.com  @anguseyetea on Twitter and Instagram Danielle: Everybody’s National Parks www.everybodysnationalparks.com  @EverybodysNPs on Twitter @everybodysnationalparks on Instagram Chrisella Herzog: Utah Podcast Summit: www.utahpodcastsummit.com ;@PeakPodcastsUT on Twitter, @utahpodcastsummit on Instagram Lonely Ladypreneur: directory.libsyn.com/shows/view/id/85445 ; @ladypreneurspod on Twitter, @lonelyladypreneur on Instagram Dot Citizen: dotcitizen.libsyn.com ; @DotCitizenPod on Twitter Coach Christine – Your Empty Nest Coach: youremptynestcoach.com @emptynestcoach on Twitter and Instagram I'd love to hear from you! Are you a podcaster? What’s been the most meaningful thing that’s happened because of your podcast?  Are you thinking of starting a podcast? What dreams do you have for it? Go to my Facebook group and let me know!  www.facebook.com/groups/beyond6seconds   Sign up for my free newsletter and receive my free checklist for getting started with your own podcast!   Beyond 6 Seconds is taking a short break for the rest of December, but we’ll be back in January with more extraordinary stories from everyday people. In the meantime, you can catch up on any episodes you may have missed by visiting www.beyond6seconds.com. Have a great rest of 2019, and we’ll see you in January 2020! 

Megan and Eliyannah talk about the pros and cons of going to college before trying to become Steven Spielberg. Other things discussed: Getting letters from Harvard, Night School as an inspirational comedy, and competing epic laziness.

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Harriet and Sophie discuss their Ten Commandments (if they were a religion), Sophie's near-death experience with a firework in Mile End and Harriet's undying love for Impractical Jokers. Plus, more mention of Cannibalism.

Harriet and Sophie discuss their Ten Commandments (if they were a religion), Sophie's near-death experience with a firework in Mile End and Harriet's undying love for Impractical Jokers. Plus, more mention of Cannibalism.