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Fluent Fiction - Hebrew: Pesach Bliss: An Unforgettable Market Quest in Yerushalayim Find the full episode transcript, vocabulary words, and more:fluentfiction.com/he/episode/2026-03-13-22-34-01-he Story Transcript:He: בחיים של ירושלים, השוק תמיד סוען וקולני, במיוחד כשהפסח מתקרב.En: In the life of Yerushalayim, the market is always bustling and loud, especially as Pesach approaches.He: אביבא, אילור ותמר טיילו בשוק הגדול של ירושלים.En: Aviva, Ilor, and Tamar strolled through the large market of Yerushalayim.He: אור שמש האביב ליטף את הדוכנים שהיו מלאים בפרחים צבעוניים, ירקות טריים ותבלינים ריחניים.En: The spring sunshine caressed the stalls, which were full of colorful flowers, fresh vegetables, and fragrant spices.He: אביבא נשאה רשימה מסודרת בידה.En: Aviva carried an organized list in her hand.He: היא חיפשה את סט הכלים המושלם לפסח.En: She was looking for the perfect set of dishes for Pesach.He: "אני צריכה למצוא את הכלים לפני השקיעה," אמרה לעצמה בנחישות.En: "I need to find the dishes before sunset," she told herself determinedly.He: אילור היה קשוב אך לעיתים שכח דברים, ותמר התרגשה מהאווירה ונתקעה מדי פעם בשיחות עם סוחרים.En: Ilor was attentive but sometimes forgot things, and Tamar was excited by the atmosphere and occasionally got caught up in conversations with vendors.He: דוכן אחר דוכן, אביבא כמעט התייאשה.En: Stall after stall, Aviva almost gave up.He: "אין פה, וגם פה נגמר," התלוננה.En: "Not here, and it's also gone here," she complained.He: תמר הציעה לרכוש משהו אחר.En: Tamar suggested buying something else.He: "תזרמי, אולי תמצאי משהו שאת אוהבת," אמרה כשחיוך על פניה.En: "Go with the flow, maybe you'll find something you like," she said with a smile on her face.He: השוק נעשה יותר צפוף, והזמן קצר עד השקיעה.En: The market became more crowded, and time was running short before sunset.He: אילור הציע, "בואי נסתכל מאחורי הדוכנים, אולי יש שם משהו נסתר.En: Ilor suggested, "Let's look behind the stalls; maybe there's something hidden there."He: "אביבא הלכה בעקבותיו.En: Aviva followed him.He: פתאום, היא ראתה דוכן קטן שקשה היה להבחין בו.En: Suddenly, she saw a small stall that was hard to notice.He: היו שם בדיוק כלי הפסח שהיא דמיינה, אבל המחיר היה גבוה מהתקציב.En: There were exactly the Pesach dishes she had imagined, but the price was higher than her budget.He: "אני לא יודעת," אמרה בפנים נרעדות.En: "I don't know," she said with a trembling face.He: אילור ותמר עודדו אותה.En: Ilor and Tamar encouraged her.He: "זה רק פעם בשנה," אמר אילור.En: "It's just once a year," Ilor said.He: "אנחנו איתך," הוסיפה תמר.En: "We're with you," added Tamar.He: אביבא היססה רגע אחד, ואז לקחה נשימה עמוקה.En: Aviva hesitated for a moment, then took a deep breath.He: "בסדר," אמרה.En: "Okay," she said.He: היא קנתה את הכלים, והם יצאו מהשוק יחד, עייפים אך שמחים.En: She bought the dishes, and they left the market together, tired but happy.He: הם חזרו הביתה בזמן.En: They returned home on time.He: אביבא הרגישה תחושת הקלה והתחדשות.En: Aviva felt a sense of relief and renewal.He: "הייתה לי תמיכה שלכם," הודתה להם.En: "I had your support," she thanked them.He: בערב, עם השקיעה ותחילת החג, שולחן הפסח היה ערוך במלוא הדרו.En: In the evening, with sunset and the beginning of the holiday, the Pesach table was set in all its glory.He: אביבא הבינה שהגמישות והעזרה שקיבלה הובילו לאושר גדול.En: Aviva realized that the flexibility and support she received led to great happiness.He: "זה פסח מיוחד," אמרה והסתכלה בחיוך על חבריה.En: "It's a special Pesach," she said, looking at her friends with a smile.He: באווירה החגיגית, הרימו כולם כוסית לחיי הרגעים הקטנים שעושים את החג.En: In the festive atmosphere, everyone raised a glass to the small moments that make the holiday. Vocabulary Words:bustling: סועןstrolled: טיילוcaressed: ליטףfragrant: ריחנייםorganized: מסודרתdeterminedly: בנחישותattentive: קשובvendors: סוחריםcomplained: התלוננהcrowded: צפוףrunning short: קצרsuggested: הציעhidden: נסתרhesitated: היססהtrembling: נרעדותsupport: תמיכהflexibility: גמישותrelief: הקלהrenewal: התחדשותglory: הדרוfestive: חגיגיתmoments: רגעיםapproaches: מתקרבlist: רשימהnoticed: הבחיןimagine: דמיינהbudget: תקציבdeep breath: נשימה עמוקהtired: עייפיםset: ערוךBecome a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/fluent-fiction-hebrew--5818690/support.

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Fluent Fiction - Danish: An Unforgettable Proposal at Tivoli: Lost Ring Adventure Find the full episode transcript, vocabulary words, and more:fluentfiction.com/da/episode/2026-03-12-22-34-01-da Story Transcript:Da: Forårssolen skinnede blidt over Tivoli i København.En: The spring sun gently shone over Tivoli in København.Da: Tulipanerne stod i fuldt flor, mens latter og lyden af karuseller fyldte luften.En: The tulips were in full bloom, while laughter and the sound of carousels filled the air.Da: Jens og Signe gik hånd i hånd gennem haven, hvor duften af blomster blandede sig med ny poppede popcorn.En: Jens and Signe walked hand in hand through the gardens, where the scent of flowers mingled with freshly popped popcorn.Da: Jens var nervøs, men ikke på grund af rutschebanen, de nærmede sig.En: Jens was nervous, but not because of the roller coaster they were approaching.Da: Han havde en dyrebar ring gemt i lommen og en plan i tankerne.En: He had a precious ring hidden in his pocket and a plan in mind.Da: Mens de stod i kø til den store rutschebane, mærkede han ringen, sikret i en lille fløjlspose.En: As they stood in line for the big roller coaster, he felt the ring, secured in a small velvet pouch.Da: Dette skulle være dagen, tænkte han, dagen hvor han ville overraske Signe med et spørgsmål, han havde tænkt på i månedsvis.En: This should be the day, he thought, the day he would surprise Signe with a question he had been pondering for months.Da: Rutschebanen susede afsted, og Signe skreg af fryd.En: The roller coaster sped along, and Signe screamed in delight.Da: Jens prøvede at nyde turen, men hans tanker var hele tiden på ringen og det kommende øjeblik.En: Jens tried to enjoy the ride, but his thoughts were constantly on the ring and the upcoming moment.Da: Da de steg ud af vognen, stak han hånden i lommen for at tjekke ringen.En: As they got out of the carriage, he reached into his pocket to check the ring.Da: Hans mave sank.En: His stomach sank.Da: Lommen var tom.En: The pocket was empty.Da: "Signe, jeg tror, jeg har mistet noget vigtigt," sagde Jens, mens noget panik bredte sig i hans stemme.En: "Signe, I think I've lost something important," said Jens, as a hint of panic spread in his voice.Da: "Hvad er det?"En: "What is it?"Da: spurgte Signe, uvidende om betydningen af det tabte.En: Signe asked, unaware of the significance of the lost item.Da: "Et... et minde," improviserede Jens.En: "A... a memory," improvised Jens.Da: "Vil du hjælpe mig med at lede?"En: "Will you help me search for it?"Da: De begyndte at gå gennem hele parken, tilbage ad den vej, de havde fulgt, siden de kom.En: They began to walk through the entire park, retracing the path they had followed since they arrived.Da: Det blev en spontan skattejagt, fyldt med grin og små stop for at kigge under boder og bænke.En: It turned into an impromptu treasure hunt, filled with laughter and little stops to look under stalls and benches.Da: Selv om Jens var bekymret, følte han sig varm indeni af Signes begejstring og vilje til at hjælpe.En: Even though Jens was worried, he felt warm inside from Signe's excitement and willingness to help.Da: Da solen begyndte at gå ned, og Tivolis lys tændtes, var de tæt på at give op.En: As the sun began to set, and Tivoli's lights came on, they were close to giving up.Da: Jens kunne mærke en håbløshed krybe ind.En: Jens could feel despair creeping in.Da: "Vi finder det nok ikke," mumlede han, mens han så sig omkring i parken, hvor lysene nu blinkede som stjerner.En: "We probably won't find it," he mumbled, as he looked around the park where the lights now twinkled like stars.Da: Signe rettede lidt på sit halstørklæde og mærkede noget usædvanligt ved kanten.En: Signe adjusted her scarf a bit and felt something unusual at the edge.Da: "Hvad er det her?"En: "What's this?"Da: udbrød hun glædestrålende og trak en lille pose frem.En: she exclaimed joyfully and pulled out a small pouch.Da: Det var ringen!En: It was the ring!Da: Jens blev stille forbløffet, men rejste sig op, faldt ned på det ene knæ og tog posen fra hende.En: Jens was momentarily stunned but got up, dropped to one knee, and took the pouch from her.Da: Han åbnede den og fremviste ringen.En: He opened it and presented the ring.Da: "Signe, jeg ville spørge, om du vil gifte dig med mig?"En: "Signe, I wanted to ask if you would marry me?"Da: Øjeblikkets ufuldkommenhed synes at gøre det endnu mere perfekt.En: The imperfection of the moment seemed to make it even more perfect.Da: Blandt de smukke tulipaner og de glitrende lys bøjede Signe sig ned og omfavnede Jens.En: Among the beautiful tulips and the glittering lights, Signe bent down and embraced Jens.Da: "Ja!"En: "Yes!"Da: svarede hun med tårerne trillende ned ad kinderne, fyldt med glæde og kærlighed.En: she replied with tears streaming down her cheeks, filled with joy and love.Da: De stod der, længe nok til at mærke det magiske ved øjeblikket.En: They stood there long enough to feel the magic of the moment.Da: Jens lært, at selv de skæve øjeblikke kunne føre til den mest perfekte slutning.En: Jens learned that even awkward moments could lead to the most perfect ending.Da: Tivolihaverne lyste omkring dem, som om de fejrede det nyforlovede pars lykke.En: The Tivoli gardens glowed around them as if celebrating the happiness of the newly engaged couple. Vocabulary Words:gently: blidtbloom: flormingled: blandede sigprecious: dyrebarsecured: sikretpondering: tænkt påapproaching: nærmede sigdelight: frydretracing: tilbageimpromptu: spontantreasure hunt: skattejagtdespair: håbløshedcreeping: krybemumbled: mumledeadjusted: rettedeexclaimed: udbrødjoyfully: glædestrålendepresented: fremvisteimperfection: ufuldkommenhedembraced: omfavnedetears: tårernestreaming: trillendecheeks: kinderneawkward: skæveglowed: lystecelebrating: fejredering: ringcarousels: karusellerroller coaster: rutschebanenscarf: halstørklæde

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This episode is presented by Mercury, the banking platform that makes this show possible. I can't imagine trying to run my business without them. Learn more at https://mercury.com Michael Connelly is a crime novelist famous for series like 'Harry Bosch' and 'The Lincoln Lawyer'. Combined, his series have sold more than 100 million books, and they've become TV shows on Netflix, MGM, and Amazon Prime, where he's not just writing but is also the executive producer. His fingerprints are all over the work. I wanted to ask him how he dreams up vivid characters and how he writes about a city, a town, or a place. If you want to write, come up with stories, imagine worlds and put them onto the page, you're in the right place. About the host Hey! I'm David Perell and I'm a writer, teacher, and podcaster. I believe writing online is one of the biggest opportunities in the world today. For the first time in human history, everybody can freely share their ideas with a global audience. I seek to help as many people publish their writing online as possible. Follow me Apple: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/how-i-write/id1700171470 YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@DavidPerellChannel Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/2DjMSboniFAeGA8v9NpoPv X: https://x.com/david_perell Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Most interior designers say they get referrals from past clients, but almost none of them feel like it's enough. So what's really going on?In this episode, I kick off a three-part series called The Unforgettable Advantage , a framework that helps designers build strategic referral ecosystems that consistently attract high-quality clients. If your referrals feel inconsistent, random, or unpredictable, chances are you're networking without a clear strategy. In Part 1 of this series, I reveal why most designers struggle with referrals and introduces the first shift required to become unforgettable in the rooms that generate business.Curious about working with me as your mentor and coach?If you want predictable, profitable cash flow in your interior design business through quality referrals, apply to the Luxury Client Academy here>> https://luxuryclientacademy.com/Not sure what to do next in your interior design business to drum up business? Sign up for a clarity call here: https://links.elevateinnercircle.com/widget/bookings/lca-clarity

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Chris Corinthian, CEO of FinLit University, a financial literacy educator who helps high school and college students find money for school, avoid student loan debt, and build real financial skills that set them up for life.Through his workshops, curriculum development, speaking engagements, and his book Financial Literacy 101 for College Students, Chris teaches students and families how to make smarter money decisions and create better financial futures.Now, Chris's shift into full time entrepreneurship, driven by his commitment to being present for his child with special needs, demonstrates how purpose and responsibility can fuel meaningful impact.And while balancing a growing business, expanding opportunities, and the realities of parenting, he continues to build a mission shaped by service, flexibility, and genuine care for the people he teaches.Here's where to find more:Co-host of Emmy-Nominated PBS show, "My Money Mentors"https://www.pbs.org/show/my-money-mentorsInstagram: https://instagram.com/thefinlitguyLinkedIn:https://linkedin.com/in/thefinlitguy________________________________________________Welcome to The Unforget Yourself Show where we use the power of woo and the proof of science to help you identify your blind spots, and get over your own bullshit so that you can do the fucking thing you ACTUALLY want to do!We're Mark and Katie, the founders of Unforget Yourself and the creators of the Unforget Yourself System and on this podcast, we're here to share REAL conversations about what goes on inside the heart and minds of those brave and crazy enough to start their own business. From the accidental entrepreneur to the laser-focused CEO, we find out how they got to where they are today, not by hearing the go-to story of their success, but talking about how we all have our own BS to deal with and it's through facing ourselves that we find a way to do the fucking thing.Along the way, we hope to show you that YOU are the most important asset in your business (and your life - duh!). Being a business owner is tough! With vulnerability and humor, we get to the real story behind their success and show you that you're not alone._____________________Find all our links to all the things like the socials, how to work with us and how to apply to be on the podcast here: https://linktr.ee/unforgetyourself

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Fluent Fiction - Japanese: Blossoms in Rain: Yuki's Unforgettable Hanami Celebration Find the full episode transcript, vocabulary words, and more:fluentfiction.com/ja/episode/2026-03-05-23-34-02-ja Story Transcript:Ja: 東京の片隅、隅田川の近くにある小さな孤児院がありました。En: In a corner of Tokyo, near the Sumida River, there was a small orphanage.Ja: そこには春になると美しい桜が咲き誇ります。En: In the spring, beautiful cherry blossoms bloom there in all their glory.Ja: ある日、静かな孤児院の部屋に、子供たちの笑い声が響きました。En: One day, the quiet rooms of the orphanage were filled with the laughter of children.Ja: 部屋の中はパステルカラーの装飾で彩られ、温かい雰囲気に包まれていました。En: The room was decorated in pastel colors, creating a warm atmosphere.Ja: その孤児院にはユキというお世話係がいました。En: There was a caretaker in the orphanage named Yuki.Ja: ユキは子供たちを心から愛しており、彼らのために何か特別なことをしたいと考えていました。En: Yuki loved the children from the bottom of her heart and wanted to do something special for them.Ja: 今年の春、彼女は子供たちに喜びを届けるために、桜を楽しむ「花見」の行事を計画していました。En: This spring, she planned a cherry blossom viewing event known as "hanami" to bring joy to the children.Ja: ユキにとって桜は、忘れてしまった子供の頃の一瞬の美しさを思い出させるものでした。En: For Yuki, cherry blossoms reminded her of the fleeting beauty of her forgotten childhood.Ja: しかし、今年の春は天気が不安定で、いつ雨が降るかわかりませんでした。En: However, this spring, the weather was unstable, and it was uncertain when it might rain.Ja: ユキはその不安に打ち勝とうと決心し、タロウとケイコの二人の仲間に助けを求めました。En: Determined to overcome her anxiety, Yuki sought help from her two companions, Taro and Keiko.Ja: 三人は「もし雨が降ったらどうする？」という疑問を抱えながら、計画を進めることにしました。En: The three of them decided to proceed with the plan while pondering the question, "What if it rains?"Ja: ユキは、雨の日のために何か室内で楽しめる活動を考えようと話し合いました。En: Yuki discussed ideas for indoor activities that could be enjoyed in case of rain.Ja: ついにその日がやってきました。En: Finally, the day arrived.Ja: 準備がほとんど終わった頃に、青空を覆うようにあたりが暗くなり、雨が降り始めました。En: Just as preparations were nearly complete, the area darkened as if to cover the blue sky, and it began to rain.Ja: ユキは一瞬慌てましたが、急いで室内でのプランを実行に移しました。En: Yuki panicked for a moment but quickly moved to implement the indoor plan.Ja: 子供たちは少し残念そうでしたが、ユキの案内で室内に飾られた紙で作った桜の木や心温まる桜に関する物語を楽しみました。En: The children seemed a little disappointed, but under Yuki's guidance, they enjoyed the indoor display of cherry blossom trees made of paper and heartwarming stories about cherry blossoms.Ja: 雨が降っていたにもかかわらず、子供たちはたくさんの笑顔を見せました。En: Despite the rain, the children showed many smiles.Ja: ユキはそれを見て、どんなに苦しい状況でも、創意工夫で乗り越えることの大切さを改めて感じました。En: Seeing this, Yuki was reminded of the importance of overcoming difficult situations with creativity and resourcefulness.Ja: その日、子供たちは「ありがとう、ユキさん！」と笑顔で言いました。En: That day, the children said, "Thank you, Yuki-san!" with smiles on their faces.Ja: ユキの心は暖かく満たされました。En: Yuki's heart was warmly filled.Ja: ユキは孤児院で皆とともに過ごす時間が、自分にとって何よりも大切なものであると実感しました。En: She realized that the time spent with everyone at the orphanage was more important to her than anything else.Ja: そして、ユキはどんなことも柔軟に捉え、子供たちと新しい方法でつながりを広げていく決意をしました。En: And Yuki decided to be flexible and continue connecting with the children in new ways.Ja: 桜の花は一瞬の命ですが、その美しさは人々の心に永遠に残ります。En: Cherry blossoms have a fleeting life, but their beauty remains in people's hearts forever.Ja: ユキはそのことを忘れずに、これからも子供たちと一緒に色々な思い出を作ることを誓いました。En: Yuki vowed not to forget this and to continue creating many memories with the children in the future. Vocabulary Words:orphanage: 孤児院laughter: 笑い声caretaker: お世話係bloom: 咲き誇るfleeting: 一瞬のanxiety: 不安companions: 仲間implement: 実行するresourcefulness: 創意工夫determined: 決心したuncertain: 不安定preparations: 準備moment: 瞬間guidance: 案内heartwarming: 心温まるdisplay: 飾られたpanicked: 慌てたcreativity: 創意decided: 決意したconnecting: つながりflexible: 柔軟overcome: 乗り越えるreminded: 思い出させるimportance: 大切さpasting colors: パステルカラーpondering: 抱えながらvowed: 誓ったconsidered: 考えていたquestion: 疑問embraced: 包まれていた

Alzheimer's disease continues to impact millions of families across the country. Here in our region alone, hundreds of thousands of older adults are living with Alzheimer's while loved ones step in every day as caregivers. Raising awareness about the early warning signs, the importance of diagnosis, and the need for greater participation in research is critical—especially in communities that have historically been underrepresented.In this episode, Loraine Ballard Morrill speaks with Amba Kasongo, Programs Director for the Alzheimer's Association Southeastern Pennsylvania Chapter, about a powerful initiative using storytelling to spark important conversations about brain health and dementia. The Alzheimer's Association is presenting Unforgettable, a live theatrical production that brings the realities of Alzheimer's disease and caregiving to the stage in a deeply moving and engaging way.The performance will take place Saturday, March 14 at 2:00 p.m. at William Penn Charter School's Kurtz Center for the Performing Arts. The event runs until approximately 4:15 p.m. and attendance is free, but registration is required. Listeners can register and learn more at www.unforgettableplay.com.For additional resources, support, and information about Alzheimer's programs in the region, follow the Alzheimer's Association Delaware Valley Chapter https://www.alz.org/delvalInstagram: @AlzdelvalJoin us for this important conversation about awareness, community, and the power of storytelling in the fight against Alzheimer's disease.

Alzheimer's Association Southeastern Pennsylvania Chapter Presents "Unforgettable"Alzheimer's disease continues to impact millions of families across the country, and here in our region alone, hundreds of thousands of older adults are living with the disease while loved ones step in as caregivers. Raising awareness about the early warning signs, the importance of diagnosis, and greater participation in research is critical—especially in communities that have historically been underrepresented. The Alzheimer's Association is using the power of storytelling to spark those conversations through a live theatrical production called Unforgettable. Joining us now is Amba Kasongo, Programs Director for the Alzheimer's Association Southeastern Pennsylvania Chapter, to talk about the impact of this initiative and an upcoming performance in our area.Event Information for Listeners:Unforgettable will take place Saturday, March 14th at 2:00 p.m. at William Penn Charter School – Kurtz Center for the Performing Arts. The performance runs until approximately 4:15 p.m. Attendance is free, but registration is required at www.unforgettableplay.com. For more information about the Alzheimer's Association, follow Instagram @Alzdelval or Facebook and LinkedIn at Alzheimer's Association Delaware Valley Chapter.  https://www.alz.org/delvalGreene Street Friends School – Summer Friends CampSummer is just around the corner, and many families are searching for meaningful opportunities for young children while school is out. Greene Street Friends School in Germantown is offering Summer Friends Camp, a joyful and supportive experience designed especially for children ages 3 to 5. The camp blends outdoor play, arts and crafts, themed activities, and experiential learning in a nurturing environment rooted in Quaker values of community, inclusion, and curiosity. Joining us are Michelle Holland, Head of School; Darien Headen, Associate Head of School; and Nicole Fisher, Director of Auxiliary Programming, who oversees Summer Friends Camp. They also discuss a new opportunity for families to receive financial support through the Youth Access to Opportunities Grant. Summer Friends CampJune 15 – August 7, 20268:00 AM – 4:00 PM Greene Street Friends School – Lower School20 West Armat StreetPhiladelphia, PA Camp Registrationhttps://schools.procareconnect.com/form/601d9c11-6fdc-49c4-babe-c308fff2b85d Youth Access to Opportunities Grant (YAOG)Lottery Opens: March 2, 2026Lottery Closes: March 27, 2026 More Information:https://www.csfphiladelphia.org/youth-access-program/ Website:https://www.greenestreetfriends.org Social MediaInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/greenestreetfriendsFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/greenestreetfriendsschool/Little Smiles – Bringing Joy to Children in HospitalsFor families with children undergoing serious medical treatment, hospital stays can be long and emotionally difficult. The nonprofit Little Smiles is working to bring moments of joy and normalcy to children and their families across the Delaware Valley. From “Junk Food Runs” that transform hospital hallways into pizza-and-candy celebrations to game nights at Ronald McDonald Houses, the organization creates meaningful experiences that lift spirits during incredibly challenging times. One of their signature events is the Stars Ball, happening April 11, where children receiving treatment are treated like celebrities with red carpet arrivals, autographs, and a magical evening dedicated entirely to celebrating them. Joining us is Steve Grandizio, Executive Director of Little Smiles, to talk about the impact of these moments of joy. Website:https://littlesmilespa.org Social MediaFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/LittleSmilesPAInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/littlesmilespa

How do you become the kind of lover she brags about to her best friend? What actually makes someone unforgettable in bed? If you want to drive a woman wild (or you're a woman who wants to share a guide for doing so with your partner) this episode is for you! In this Language of Love Bite, we explore what women really remember and talk about when sex feels amazing. Because the truth is, being the lover she brags about has far less to do with performance, and everything to do with presence, generosity, and emotional intelligence. This episode breaks down the subtle but powerful ways your energy, attention, and responsiveness shape the entire experience. From how you look at her, to how you listen to her body, to how you stay connected even after sex is over, these are the things that make intimacy linger in her mind and body long after the moment ends. We explore: The top three things women actually brag about after great sex Why presence and eye contact can be more powerful than technique How generosity builds desire and trust The role of emotional intelligence in unforgettable intimacy The 70/30 giving-to-receiving ratio that creates connection How reading her body and adapting in the moment deepens pleasure Why staying present after sex seals the experience emotionally If this resonates, follow Language of Love on your favorite platform, send your questions or topic ideas to languageoflovepod@gmail.com, and visit my website. Don't miss 7 Days to Better Sex, a practical, transformative program designed to help you take the driver's seat in your sex life, actively creating the passion and connection you've been craving. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this episode of JacquesTalk we talk about the Cowboys week at the combine and an unforgettable statement. Then we talked about my grandson's phenomenal performance at his school play and a fundraiser at a local celebs home

Ian Scott leads retail safaris around the world. He takes listeners on a virtual tour of six distinctive stores—from Fanatics Collectibles' interactive sports collectibles space in London to Buck Mason's immersive lifestyle store in New York, Larfeuille's artisanal leather workshop in Paris, Ffern's sensory fragrance boutique in London, Singapore's DORS at Design Orchard retail incubator, and Patagonia Action Works Cafe. Ian emphasizes the enduring value of physical retail, the importance of cross-sector inspiration, and how stores can create authentic experiences through storytelling, sensory engagement, and human connection.   James Cook is the Director of Retail Research in the Americas for JLL.  Subscribe: Apple Podcasts | Spotify  Listen: WhereWeBuy.show  Email: jamesd.cook@jll.com  YouTube: http://everythingweknow.show/ Read more retail research here:  http://www.us.jll.com/retail Theme music is Run in the Night by The Good Lawdz, under Creative Commons license.  

Guest: Janet Kintner | Author, Judge, Trailblazer She didn't wait for permission—she made history. ⚖️ Janet Kintner steps into the Intermissions hot seat to talk courage, calling, and what it really takes to stand your ground. From courtroom battles to cultural barriers, Janet Kintner's story is one of resilience, grit, and grace under pressure. After sharing her journey on On the Air with Florenza, she joins Intermissions for a lightning round on leadership, legacy, and the moments that shaped her. Fast. Fearless. Unforgettable. #Intermissions #JanetKintner #LightningRound #WomenWhoLead #JusticeMatters #TrailblazerSpirit #AuthorInterview #Florenzalicious

It's a shorter show following UK baseball; Coach Speak with ex-Cat Sean Woods, the Unforgettable guard; (18:00) West End Bureau Chief Gary Moore, who includes a tale of his brush with ABA greatness...

Chilli thinks Toby took a big risk with the staff fridge (storing his creaming w/o label). CALLS...Today is Retro Toy Day. What was one of your favorite toys as a kid? AUDIO...We share our thoughts on Netflix's "Famous Last Words" episode with Eric Dane. FEEL GOOD FRIDAY...A Northern Virginia high school student is giving kids with disabilities a chance to step up to the plate and feel included. CALLS...How much would it take to sell/leave your home? Farmer turns down $15 million offer.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

America's 250th anniversary is shaping up to be one of the most meaningful travel moments of 2026, and savvy advisors are already starting the conversation. This session is designed to help you turn USA250 into compelling, bookable journeys your clients will be excited to plan not just for spring and summer, but right through the end of the year.Join Business Development Manager Audra Fuest and special guest General Manager Jolene Plant for a story-driven look at how USA250 experiences come to life across some of the country's most powerful destinations. From New York City and its surrounding regions to Washington DC, Boston, Philadelphia, and the Southern perspective of Charleston and Savannah, you'll learn how to position these trips as layered, emotional journeys rather than checklist sightseeing.We'll walk through destination highlights, smart multi-city combinations, and current itineraries you can sell now, with a preview of upcoming seasonal and July 4th-related experiences you can begin anchoring conversations around. Most importantly, you'll leave with clear talking points to confidently recommend USA250 travel to families, couples, multigenerational groups, and culturally curious travelers.What You'll Learn:Why USA250 matters and how clients are thinking about itWhich destinations work best for spring and summer travelHow to position single-city and multi-city USA250 journeysTalking points to sell meaningful domestic travel with confidenceHow we support you from first conversation through post-travelListen today and get ahead of USA250 planning while demand is building.

Tim opened up about a tough personal week—saying goodbye to his beloved dog and missing his friend Officer Michael D’Angelo Larocchia’s retirement celebration. The crew also covered a 3.5-magnitude earthquake shaking things up off Rancho Palos Verdes, reacted to how Michael B. Jordan handled a racial slur incident at the BAFTA Awards, previewed a new docuseries on the wildest neighbor feuds, and made plans to celebrate 10 years of Gary and Shannon Show in Anaheim.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Jean Leclerc joined me in The Locher Room for a charming, funny, and heartfelt conversation reflecting on a remarkable career in daytime television and the theater.Soap fans know Jean best as Jeremy Hunter on All My Children, and in this episode he shared wonderful stories from his time in Pine Valley, including working closely with Kate Collins and reflecting on a memorable era of daytime television that featured many iconic performers.Jean also looked back on starring in the Broadway production of Dracula, discussed his deep love of classical theater, and talked about playing a twin during his time on Loving. Filled with humor, insight, and thoughtful reflection, this episode celebrates the craft, longevity, and joy of a life spent telling stories on stage and screen.

SVP and Stanford Steve discuss all angles of USA's hockey gold medal win over Canada in Milan. The guys get into the moment Jack Hughes made the game-winning goal and how it's one of the better moments in American sports history. Plus, shoutout to Connor Hellebuyck for his crucial performance and captain Auston Matthews. Additionally, Steve gives the broadcast its credit and SVP goes into depth on the magnificent performance from Mike Tirico. The guys also touch on the big upsets in college basketball and if Duke is going to crack Steve's list, and SVP ends addressing the mistake that was made during ESPN's Rondale Moore tribute. | SVPod Time Codes/Topics (0:00) Intro (1:55) USA-Canada gold medal game reaction (20:00) The Jack Hughes moment was special (24:10) This was one of the all-time great sports moments (34:10) The broadcast was awesome (39:00) Mike Tirico is one of a kind (50:15) Duke-Michigan reaction (1:03:30) Will Duke crack Steve's list? (1:05:40) Arizona-Houston reaction (1:07:45 BYU-Iowa State reaction (1:13:00) Jacob Bridgeman Genesis win reaction (1:19:45) Steve's daughter qualified for JOs! (1:24:20) More weekend recap (1:28:28) About the Rondale Moore mistake… (1:32:56) Thanks for watching Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Tracklist:1) Double Quantization (Jay-x - Articular Sound Ep)2)  Memento (Mori Sebastian - Cordemans) 3)  Mayday  (Dub Mix) (Members Of Mayday, Catz 'n Dogz, Wozz Lozowski) 4)  Sleeping Giants (Enrico Sangiuliano Remix) - Gregor Tresher 5)  Less Attention (Original Mix - Lampe) 6)  Reese (Original Mix - HI-LO) 7)  Overboost (Jay-x - Overboost) 8)  Eclipse (Original Mix - Anunnakis)9)  Orbital Inclination (Jay-x - Orbital Inclination) 10) Image Cycles (Jay-x) 11) Deep Silent (BSLV)12) A Dream Called Existence (Original Mix) - Benjamin Di Bora13) Viktor Runx - (Feel My Heart (Original Mix) 14) Relaxation Method (Original Mix) - Diego Straube, Aender)15) The Unforgettable feat. Lee Anne (Extended Mix - Lee Anne, Neptis

Physical retail isn't just surviving, it's thrilling, immersive, and unforgettable! In this episode, Sandi Danick, SVP at Triple Five Group, shares how immersive attractions, authentic experiences, and tech-driven insights are transforming shopping into something people can't wait to return to. Key Takeaways: - Why experience drives loyalty and foot traffic - Engaging Gen Z authentically - Blending entertainment, retail, and culture - Using tech to enhance, not replace, the human touch Want to see how commerce and entertainment collide to create loyalty and foot traffic?

Today Rachel talks with Bart Millard who is the voice behind the incredible hit song 'I Can Only Imagine.' We are talking about his songs and the movies they inspired such as I Can Only Imagine 2 For the interview with I Can Only Imagine 2 director Andy Erwin https://youtu.be/dECbmgIxx-o For my interview with I Can Only Imagine 2 producer Cindy Bond https://youtu.be/dtrkEpZ_BMQ Check out all our interviews https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLXv4sBF3mPUA_0JZ2r5fxhTRE_-RChCj5 Follow Andy on instagram https://www.instagram.com/andrewerwinofficial/?hl=en and https://www.instagram.com/erwinbroandy/?hl=en Send us your feedback at feedback@hallmarkiespodcast.com or the twitter call +1 (801) 855-6407 Check out the merch store and get our #hashtag shirts! http://dashery.hallmarkies.teepublic.com/ Please support the podcast on patreon at https://www.patreon.com/hallmarkies Follow us on ITunes https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/hallmarkies-podcast/id1296728288?mt=2 https://twitter.com/HallmarkiesPod on twitter @HallmarkiesPodcast on Instagram Check out our website HallmarkiesPodcast.com Follow Rachel's blog at http://rachelsreviews.net Follow Rachel on twitter twitter.com/rachel_reviews Follow Rachel's Reviews on youtube https://www.youtube.com/c/rachelsreviews Follow Rachel on facebook www.facebook.com/smilingldsgirlreviews Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

How are writing and producing films connected to delivering presentations and storytelling? Mark and Darren get answers from award-winning filmmaker/director/producer/actress Susie Singer Carter as she shares her perspective on telling powerful stories. Her insight provides tools for telling memorable stories that resonate with any audience.     SNIPPETS:   • Avoid being preachy   • You can confront and entertain in a seamless manner   • Balance your message without being too heavy   • Resonate with as many people as possible   • Let your audience shift their perspective and see themselves in your story   • Find the memorable moments in your story   • Don't be married to any part of your story; editing is key   • Uncover organic humor   • Give your audience permission to laugh   • Your title should be like a book cover, and your content must support it   • Tell your story from the heart   • Leave a call to action that galvanizes   LINKS TO HER FILMS:   My Mom and the Girl   No Country For Old People; a Nursing Home Exposé   http://nocountryforoldpeople.com'   https://www.roar4ltc.org/   Susie's YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/@Susiesingercarter   Work with Mark and Darren: https://www.stagetimeuniversity.com/get-a-speaking-coach/   Check Out Stage Time University: https://www.stagetimeuniversity.com

Mark Pope on the loss to Georgia; (11:00) Nick Mingione on injured SS Tyler Bell; (19:00) Cats' Pause GM Darrell Bird on the ABA and UK; (39:00) Unforgettable guard Sean Woods on challenges facing coaches today, including NIL dollars; (58:00) West End Bureau Chief Gary Moore and when a robot warns of danger ahead, you should ALWAYS listen...

Sam Manicom spent eight years roaming the world by motorcycle, which is an accomplishment by itself. He later put those experiences into words, authoring four books: “Into Africa,” “Under Asian Skies,” “Distant Suns,” and “Tortillas to Totems.” Each volume takes readers through a different portion of his journey, Manicom tells Mark Long on this episode of the “Driven to Ride” podcast.Manicom has traveled most of his life, using all manner of transportation. He explored Europe on a bicycle, hitchhiked by semi-truck, and crossed an ocean via cargo ship. All were tremendous experiences, he says, but motorcycles—a BMW R 80 GS, in particular—tick all the right boxes. For a chunk of that nearly decade-long journey, he even had a companion, aboard her own motorcycle.During his time abroad, Manicom made an important discovery. “I found that a handshake and a smile and a ‘hello' in somebody's language gets you through an awful lot of very difficult situations,” he says. “You show respect to people and they'll be gobsmacked, to begin with. Then, they tentatively smile back. All of a sudden, so many issues just melt away. It was such a good lesson to learn.” Connect with Us:Website: www.driventoridepodcast.comInstagram: www.Instagram.com/driventoridepodcastFacebook: www.facebook.com/driventorideEmail:hello@driventoridepodcast.com

All Home Care Matters and our host, Lance A. Slatton were honored to welcome Dan Goerke as guest to the show.   About Dan Goerke:   Dan Goerke grew up in northern Indiana and currently lives in Atlanta, Georgia. He has led a life of varied endeavors and accomplishments in competitive swimming, real estate, volunteer work with the Alzheimer's Association, is a Reiki Master, candle maker and author.   Dan suddenly found himself a caregiver to his wife Denise upon her diagnosis at age 56 of Alzheimer's Disease. Uninformed and uneducated about the disease he quickly utilized the resources of the Alzheimer's Association to learn more about the disease progression, caregiving tips and practices, support groups, and elder care attorneys. Two years into his caregiving journey he began communicating telepathically with Denise which aided tremendously in her care.   Dan now offers private sessions to those who want to hear from their loved ones who have gone silent. He has appeared in over 40 different media publications and programs talking about dementia, caregiving, and telepathic communication. He was most recently featured on an episode of "The Telepathy Tapes" podcast.   Dan's first book, "Unforgettable, Unbelievable", was inspired by many friends and family members who encouraged him to write about his caregiving experiences while taking care of his wife Denise.   About "Unforgettable, Unbelievable":   "Unforgettable, Unbelievable: A Journey of Telepathy, Caregiving, and Alzheimer's" follows Dan Goerke as he discovers he can communicate telepathically with his wife Denise, whose Alzheimer's has taken away her ability to speak clearly. This unexpected connection allows Denise to guide him from the "inside," sharing practical tricks and preferences that make day-to-day caregiving more effective and more dignified for her.   Through this lens of telepathy, Dan describes the emotional and physical challenges of caregiving while offering concrete tips for both new and experienced caregivers, blending a realistic view of Alzheimer's with humor and warmth. The book ultimately becomes a portrait of a devoted marriage in the face of decline, showing how love, creativity, and even seemingly mystical experiences can help families navigate the silence that often comes with advanced dementia.    

884. In this episode, Rachel Cooke and author Carmine Gallo explore the biological reality that the human brain is hardwired to ignore anything it deems "boring". If you want your message to land, you have to work with the brain's chemistry, not against it.Engineering Memory: Learn how to use "Emotionally Competent Stimuli" (ECS) to act as a mental Post-it note for your audience.The 10% Strategy: Since audiences forget 90% of what they hear, Carmine explains how to strategically engineer the 10% they actually retain.The Brain's Evolution: Why our ancestors' survival depended on storytelling, and why that same wiring dictates modern business success.Get Carmine Gallo's book, VIRAL VOICES.Find Carmine Gallo on social media: https://www.instagram.com/carminegallospeaker/https://www.linkedin.com/in/carminegallo/https://www.tiktok.com/@carminegallospeakerhttp://www.youtube.com/@CarmineGalloTVhttps://x.com/carminegallo Modern Mentor is hosted by Rachel Cooke. A transcript is available at Simplecast.Have a question for Modern Mentor? Email us at modernmentor@quickanddirtytips.com.Find Modern Mentor on Facebook, Twitter, and LinkedIn, or subscribe to the newsletter to get more tips to fuel your professional success.Modern Mentor is a part of Quick and Dirty Tips.Links: https://www.quickanddirtytips.com/https://www.linkedin.com/company/modern-mentor-podcast/https://www.quickanddirtytips.com/modern-mentor-newsletterhttps://www.facebook.com/QDTModernMentorhttps://twitter.com/QDTModernMentor Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

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2 Real Cryptid Legends welcomes Special Guest Bruce Brown February 16th, 2026 EP: 008 Topic: Bruce, a 30 plus year Sheriff's Deputy had an encounter that he would never forget, a different type of perpetrator …….he had an aggressive encounter with a Dogman……and tonight he is here to share his experience with us all !

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Fluent Fiction - Norwegian: From Solo Anxiety to Symphony: Signe's Unforgettable Night Find the full episode transcript, vocabulary words, and more:fluentfiction.com/no/episode/2026-02-16-23-34-02-no Story Transcript:No: Den skarpe vinden ulte rundt Oslo Operahus, mens snøfnugg danset lekent i lufta og la et hvitt teppe over byen.En: The sharp wind howled around the Oslo Operahus, while snowflakes danced playfully in the air and laid a white blanket over the city.No: Inne i operahuset var det en helt annen stemning.En: Inside the opera house, the atmosphere was completely different.No: Lyset fra kronene skinte på marmorgulvet, mens folk samlet seg i forventning til den internasjonale musikktoppen.En: The light from the chandeliers shone on the marble floor, as people gathered in anticipation of the international music summit.No: Signe sto bak scenen og stirret ut mot den tomme salen.En: Signe stood backstage and stared out at the empty hall.No: Hun var en ung, talentfull fiolinist med store drømmer.En: She was a young, talented violinist with big dreams.No: Men i kveld kjente hun den velkjente knuten av nervøsitet i magen.En: But tonight, she felt that familiar knot of nervousness in her stomach.No: "Hva hvis jeg ikke er god nok?En: "What if I'm not good enough?"No: " tenkte hun.En: she thought.No: Leif, hennes tålmodige mentor, sto ved siden av henne.En: Leif, her patient mentor, stood next to her.No: "Du klarer dette, Signe," sa han med en beroligende stemme.En: "You can do this, Signe," he said in a soothing voice.No: "Tro på deg selv.En: "Believe in yourself."No: "Men kvelden hadde tatt en uventet vending.En: But the evening had taken an unexpected turn.No: En voldsom snøstorm hadde forsinket ankomsten til Signes akkompagnatør, og hun stod nå overfor tanken på å spille solo.En: A violent snowstorm had delayed the arrival of Signe's accompanist, and she was now facing the thought of playing solo.No: Det var en skrekkinnjagende tanke, men kanskje også en mulighet.En: It was a terrifying thought, but perhaps also an opportunity.No: Hun bestemte seg for å stole på seg selv og gå gjennom med det.En: She decided to trust herself and go through with it.No: Klokka klang og publikum tok plass.En: The clock chimed, and the audience took their seats.No: Den modernistiske arkitekturen på operahuset var et symbol på prestisje, og utsikten over Oslofjorden var storslått.En: The modernist architecture of the opera house was a symbol of prestige, and the view over the Oslofjorden was magnificent.No: Dette skulle bli et viktig øyeblikk for Signe.En: This was going to be an important moment for Signe.No: Da gardinene åpnet seg, ble det musestille i salen.En: As the curtains opened, silence fell over the audience.No: Med fiolinen i hendene begynte Signe å spille.En: With the violin in her hands, Signe began to play.No: De første tonene ristet, usikre i den store salen.En: The first notes were shaking, uncertain in the large hall.No: Men så slapp hun frykten og lot musikken flyte gjennom henne.En: But then she let go of the fear and allowed the music to flow through her.No: Hver note ble klarere, hver buestrøk sterkere.En: Each note became clearer, each stroke stronger.No: Hun spilte som aldri før, med lidenskap og presisjon.En: She played like never before, with passion and precision.No: Publikum ble stille, fanget av den vakre musikken.En: The audience was silent, captivated by the beautiful music.No: Da siste tone døde hen, var stillheten rungende.En: When the last note faded away, the silence was resounding.No: Så begynte applausen, sakte først, men snart steg den til en kraftig crescendo.En: Then the applause began, slowly at first, but soon it rose to a powerful crescendo.No: Folk reiste seg, heiet og klappet.En: People stood up, cheered, and clapped.No: Signe sto der, lettet og strålende, med en nyvunnet selvtillit.En: Signe stood there, relieved and radiant, with newfound confidence.No: Etter konserten kom en representant fra det nyopprettede internasjonale symfoniorkesteret bort til henne.En: After the concert, a representative from the newly established international symphony orchestra approached her.No: "Vi vil gjerne ha deg med i orkesteret," sa han med et smil.En: "We would like to have you join the orchestra," he said with a smile.No: Signe kunne knapt tro det hun hørte.En: Signe could hardly believe what she heard.No: Hun hadde greid det.En: She had done it.No: Hun hadde overvunnet tvilen og funnet styrken i seg selv.En: She had overcome the doubt and found strength within herself.No: Fra den kvelden visste Signe at hun kunne klare hva som helst, så lenge hun trodde på seg selv og talentet sitt.En: From that evening, Signe knew she could achieve anything, as long as she believed in herself and her talent.No: Leif nikket stolt ved hennes side.En: Leif nodded proudly by her side.No: "Se, jeg sa du kunne gjøre det," sa han.En: "See, I told you you could do it," he said.No: Og sammen gikk de ut i den kalde, lysende vinternatta, klare for fremtiden.En: And together, they went out into the cold, bright winter night, ready for the future. Vocabulary Words:howled: ultechandeliers: kroneneanticipation: forventningtalented: talentfullnervousness: nervøsitetsoothing: beroligendeaccompanist: akkompagnatørterrifying: skrekkinnjagendemagnificent: storslåttprestige: prestisjecurtains: gardineneresounding: rungendeapplause: applauscrescendo: crescendocheered: heietradiant: strålendeconfidence: selvtillitrepresentative: representantnewfound: nyvunnetestablished: nyopprettedesymphony: symfonidoubt: tvilenstrength: styrkenachieve: klarebelieve: tromentor: mentorprecison: presisjonclearer: klarereconcert: konsertenopportunity: mulighet

IU fans celebrate the 50th anniversary of their undefeated 1976 team -- which came within an eyelash of losing to UK that year; Nick Mingione and Tyler Bell; (12:00) Team USA hockey hasn't won gold since the Miracle on Ice; (18:00) Cole Parke of The Cats' Pause on The Comeback vs UT and the upcoming clash with the Gators; (39:00) Unforgettable guard Sean Woods on avoiding transfers NOT from teams with a winning culture; (58:00) West End Bureau Chief Gary Moore and a great idea for practicing your golf swing -- at the beach...

On today's episode of The Stretch we recap the Seahawks dominant superbowl win over the New England Patriots. We get into the comparisons of Caleb Williams and Drake Maye and shut them down as we are happy with our guy. We then get into the Bulls finally start their re-build and make a multitude of trades. We then get into Big Cat not being over White Sox Dave's terrible clock management mistake in Barstool After Dark's Flag Football Tournament.You can find every episode of this show on Apple Podcasts, Spotify or YouTube. Prime Members can listen ad-free on Amazon Music. For more, visit barstool.link/redlineradio

Well, Fly Me to the Moon! Is Baconsale doing another episode about Unforgettable romantic tunes? Yes, we are, and we're doing it with Open Arms. However, this time we examined VH1's list of Endless Love songs and put them in a tournament to see which Unchained Melody will win At Last. Is Your Song on the bracket? Even if it is, just Breathe, and remember that while it may be a favorite In Your Eyes, it may not do so Wonderful Tonight. On the other hand, Maybe I'm Amazed how far some iconic tracks will go. But no matter what happens, just remember that You Are So Beautiful, I Will Always Love You, and My Heart Will Go On.   How Deep Is Your Love? Well, press play, Babe, because I Don't Want to Miss a Thing.   Also, You Don't Bring Me Flowers, but you still can visit Baconsale.com to download this bracket and find our official Spotify playlist of songs that are Always on My Mind.

» Produced by Hack You Media: pioneering a new category of content at the intersection of health performance, entrepreneurship & cognitive optimisation.Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/hackyoumedia/Website: https://hackyou.media/Richard Cooper (Entrepreneur in Cars) is a men's coach who helps guys navigate relationships after getting destroyed by his own divorce, and this conversation breaks down why the nice guy strategy fails, how women punish you for giving them everything they ask for, and why successful men throughout history never committed to sexual exclusivity.Richard explains the fundamental disconnect—women demand full commitment, including sexual monogamy, but when you give them the complete package, they often lose interest and punish you. Learn why 43% of North American kids are raised in single-parent households producing boss girls and weak beta males, how daddy issues create women who don't value masculinity, and why tattoos are the most criticised red flag.The harsh reality: paying attention to behaviour versus what people say applies universally in relationships and business.00:00 Introduction02:00 First impressions of Dubai and why he's exploring relocation04:26 Why modern dating is a minefield for young men08:52 The concept of ‘beta-tization' through small daily concessions11:39 Should couples live together or live separately long-term?18:06 The idea that commitment and exclusivity aren't always linked21:49 How the legal system punishes men after breakups27:39 Why modern marriage is a raw deal for most men31:44 Navigating love and ambition when building a business37:14 Social media as a threat to relationship stability40:59 How young men should focus on building long-term value45:08 Tattoos, trauma, and the markers of red flags50:48 Green flags and the women who nurture, not demand52:19 Where to find high-quality women—and why the West struggles58:53 Expectations, disappointment, and better understanding women01:05:46 The risks of fatherhood and how to vet properly» Escape the 9-5 & build your dream life - https://www.digitalplaybook.net/» Transform your physique - https://www.thrstapp.com/» My clothing brand, THRST - https://thrstofficial.com» Custom Bioniq supplements: https://www.bioniq.com/mikethurston • 40% off your first month of Bioniq GO • 20% off your first month of Bioniq PRO» Join our newsletter for actionable insights from every episode: https://thrst-letter.beehiiv.com/» Join Whoop and get your first month for free - join.whoop.com/FirstThingsThrst» Follow RichardInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/the_unplugged_alpha/?hl=enBooks: https://www.amazon.com/stores/author/B00D4NYPAG?ccs_id=cae3e395-4020-4c99-ac68-456648f0baeb

Fluent Fiction - Catalan: Chasing Rare Blooms: An Unforgettable Montjuïc Adventure Find the full episode transcript, vocabulary words, and more:fluentfiction.com/ca/episode/2026-02-08-08-38-20-ca Story Transcript:Ca: El sol d'hivern brillava tindrament sobre Barcelona, escalfant lleugerament les jornades fredes.En: The winter sun shone tenderly over Barcelona, slightly warming the cold days.Ca: Júlia es trobava asseguda a la biblioteca de la universitat quan una idea travessà el seu cap, com una espurna de foc.En: Júlia was sitting in the university library when an idea crossed her mind, like a spark of fire.Ca: Va aixecar el cap del seu llibre, plena de decisió.En: She lifted her head from her book, full of determination.Ca: "Marc, vine amb mi pel dia!En: "Marc, come with me for the day!"Ca: " va cridar.En: she called out.Ca: Marc, que estava intentant concentrar-se en un llibre de fotos de la ciutat, va aixecar la mirada amb curiositat.En: Marc, who was trying to concentrate on a photo book of the city, looked up with curiosity.Ca: "On vols anar ara?En: "Where do you want to go now?"Ca: ""Al Jardí Botànic de Montjuïc.En: "To the Montjuïc Botanical Garden.Ca: Hi ha una flor rara que vull veure.En: There's a rare flower I want to see.Ca: Ho he llegit al llibre de biologia", va respondre Júlia amb un somriure il·lusionat.En: I read about it in the biology book," Júlia responded with an excited smile.Ca: Marc sospirà, conscient de l'impulsivitat de la seva amiga.En: Marc sighed, aware of his friend's impulsiveness.Ca: "D'acord, però no ens sortim del camí, d'acord?En: "Alright, but let's not stray from the path, okay?"Ca: "Des d'on estaven, la muntanya de Montjuïc semblava un món a part, un refugi verd enmig del bullici urbà.En: From where they were, Montjuïc Hill seemed like a world apart, a green haven amidst the urban hustle and bustle.Ca: Van agafar el metro, caminant després cap a l'entrada del Jardí Botànic.En: They took the metro, then walked towards the entrance of the Botanical Garden.Ca: Les seves senderes serpentejaven entre arbres alts i arbustos, oferint vistes espectaculars de la ciutat.En: Its paths wound between tall trees and bushes, offering spectacular views of the city.Ca: Mentre caminaven, Júlia no deixava de mirar el mapa del jardí.En: As they walked, Júlia kept looking at the garden map.Ca: "Diu que la flor és en una part més amagada del jardí", va explicar ella amb evident entusiasme.En: "It says the flower is in a more hidden part of the garden," she explained with evident enthusiasm.Ca: "Ho sento, Júlia, però no vull tenir problemes.En: "I'm sorry, Júlia, but I don't want to get into trouble.Ca: Els camins estan fets per ser seguits", va replicar Marc, temorós de perdre's o trobar-se amb problemes.En: Paths are meant to be followed," Marc replied, fearful of getting lost or running into problems.Ca: "Només serà una petita desviació.En: "It'll just be a little detour.Ca: Prometo que serà emocionant", va insistir Júlia, agafant-li la mà i guiant-lo ràpidament fora del camí principal.En: I promise it will be exciting," insisted Júlia, grabbing his hand and quickly guiding him off the main path.Ca: Després d'unes voltes i girs, van arribar a una zona restringida del jardí.En: After a few twists and turns, they arrived at a restricted area of the garden.Ca: Els arbustos florien en colors brillants, i les olors eren com un sopat de verge.En: The bushes were blooming in bright colors, and the scents were like a virgin forest.Ca: Els ulls de Júlia brillaven d'alegria quan va reconèixer la flor que buscava.En: Júlia's eyes shone with joy when she recognized the flower she was looking for.Ca: "Marc, mira!En: "Marc, look!Ca: És la que buscava!En: It's the one I was searching for!"Ca: ", va exclamar Júlia, agafant la seva càmera per capturar aquell moment.En: Júlia exclaimed, taking her camera to capture the moment.Ca: Marc, veient l'emoció i bellesa del moment, va sentir-se emocionat.En: Marc, seeing the excitement and beauty of the moment, felt moved as well.Ca: Va treure la seva càmera i va fer algunes fotos ràpides, mentre nervisos passaven mirades ràpides al voltant.En: He took out his camera and snapped a few quick photos, while nervously keeping an eye out around them.Ca: "Anem, Marc, abans no ens trobin!En: "Let's go, Marc, before they find us!"Ca: " va xiuxiuejar Júlia, i tots dos van tornar cap als camins oficials amb picardia.En: Júlia whispered, and both quickly returned to the official paths with a mischievous glint in their eyes.Ca: Quan finalment van sortir del jardí, Marc tenia una expressió diferent.En: When they finally exited the garden, Marc had a different expression.Ca: "Suposo que un toc d'aventura no és tan dolent", va admetre amb un somriure.En: "I suppose a touch of adventure isn't so bad," he admitted with a smile.Ca: Júlia va mirar el seu amic amb afecte.En: Júlia looked at her friend affectionately.Ca: "I jo he après que a vegades necessito algú que em freni una mica", va respondre ella.En: "And I've learned that sometimes I need someone to hold me back a bit," she replied.Ca: Semblava que tant Júlia com Marc havien trobat un equilibri entre el desig d'aventura i la precaució.En: It seemed that both Júlia and Marc had found a balance between the desire for adventure and caution.Ca: Mentre caminaven de tornada cap al metro, enlairant-se sobre l'esquena de Montjuïc, sabien que aquest dia no el podrien oblidar.En: As they walked back towards the metro, climbing over the back of Montjuïc, they knew this day would not be forgotten.Ca: Una mica de risc havia creat un record inoblidable.En: A bit of risk had created an unforgettable memory. Vocabulary Words:the library: la bibliotecathe spark: l'espurnathe determination: la decisióthe hustle: el bullicithe entrance: l'entradathe path: el camíthe bush: l'arbustthe scent: la olorthe detour: la desviacióthe mischief: la picardiathe trouble: els problemesthe caution: la precaucióthe risk: el riscthe haven: el refugithe hill: la muntanyathe university: la universitatthe metro: el metrothe adventure: l'aventurathe photo book: el llibre de fotosthe biology: la biologiathe excitement: l'emocióthe joy: l'alegriathe glance: la miradathe memory: el recordthe balance: l'equilibrithe haven: el refugithe twist: la voltathe turn: el girthe glance: la miradathe expression: l'expressió

ERIC JAMES STONE Author and Writers of the Future Winner – Biography Eric James Stone is a past Nebula Award winner, Hugo Award nominee, Writers of the Future Contest winner, and two-time finalist for the Association for Mormon Letters Awards. Over sixty of his stories have been published in venues such as Year's Best SF, Analog Science Fiction and Fact, and Nature. His science fiction thriller Unforgettable, published by Baen Books, has been optioned by Hollywood multiple times. The son of an immigrant from Argentina, Eric grew up bilingual and spent much of his childhood living in Latin America. He also lived for five years in England and became trilingual while serving a two-year mission for his church in Italy. After majoring in political science at BYU (where he sang in the Russian Choir for two years), he earned a law degree from Baylor. He did political work in Washington, D.C., for several years before shifting career tracks to become a web developer. After giving up on creative writing for over a decade, in 2002 he started writing fiction again. In 2007 Eric got laid off from his day job just in time to go to the Odyssey Writing Workshop. He has since found a new day job and now works as a systems administrator and programmer. From 2009 to 2015 Eric was an assistant editor for Orson Scott Card's Intergalactic Medicine Show. Eric lives in Utah with his wife, Darci, who is an award-winning author herself, in addition to being a high school science teacher and programmer. They have two children. EricJamesStone.com Darci graduated from Brigham Young University with a degree in Physics Teaching and a minor in Cultural Anthropology. Her story in Writers of the Future Volume 34 (earning her the grand prize!) was strongly influenced by both her love of science and her love of world cultures. Darci lived at a boarding school in Singapore while attending the United World College of Southeast Asia on scholarship. She also taught English in Russia, and has participated in humanitarian aid projects in India and Cambodia. Darci currently teaches high school physics in American Fork Utah and is a web developer for online educational software. She married into the world of speculative fiction when she said “yes” to Nebula Award Winner, Eric James Stone. While dating, she began attending his weekly writing group. After a while she realized, “I could do that,” and started working on a story of her own. Darci has always enjoyed the mix of science and adventure found in the works of Michael Crichton. This award proves once and for all that Eric “married up” because he only took second place in his quarter for Writer's of the Future Volume 21, while Darci managed to take first as well as winning the grand prize of Golden Brush Award and $5,000! David A. Elsensohn lives for coaxing language into pleasing arrangements and for well-crafted sandwiches. His work can be found in various secretive places online and in print. His story "Trading Ghosts" was a published winner in L. Ron Hubbard Presents Writers of the Future Volume 36. His story "Vanni's Choice" was a winner of the NeoVerse Short Story Writing Competition, and published in Threads: A NeoVerse Anthology. While working on several novels in the hopes that one of them will complete itself, he accidentally became the editor of the Missed-Fits anthology from Calendar of Fools. Terminally distracted, he lives in the desert east of Los Angeles with an inspirational wife and the ghost of a curmudgeonly black cat. Find out more at: DavidElsensohn.com

Helen and Gavin chat about Come See Me in the Good Light, Rings Acoustic, and Send Help, and it's Week 34 of the list of Grammy Record of the Year Winners from 1992, which will be picked from (Everything I Do) I Do it For You by Bryan Adams, Unforgettable by Natalie Cole with Nat King Cole, Baby Baby by Amy Grant, Something to Talk About by Bonnie Raitt, and Losing My Religion by REM.

Fluent Fiction - Mandarin Chinese: Snowfall Sparks Unforgettable Lantern Festival in Shanghai Find the full episode transcript, vocabulary words, and more:fluentfiction.com/zh/episode/2026-02-06-23-34-02-zh Story Transcript:Zh: 在一个银装素裹的冬日，伴随着轻盈的雪花飘落，上海豫园被白雪覆盖。En: On a winter day cloaked in silver, with light snowflakes fluttering down, Shanghai Yu Garden was covered in white snow.Zh: 园内的假山、亭台楼阁在雪的点缀下，显得格外宁静优美。En: The rockeries, pavilions, and towers within the garden, adorned with snow, looked exceptionally serene and beautiful.Zh: 豫园正在紧锣密鼓地准备元宵节灯会。En: Yu Garden was bustling with preparations for the Yuanxiao Festival lantern show.Zh: 丽华，作为负责主灯展示的创意艺术家，在忙碌中感到无比的骄傲和期待。En: Li Hua, as the creative artist responsible for the main lantern display, was feeling immensely proud and excited in the midst of her busy schedule.Zh: 丽华梦想打造一个难以忘怀的灯展，她的设计充满了色彩和希望。En: Li Hua dreamed of creating an unforgettable lantern exhibition, filled with color and hope.Zh: 然而，这场意想不到的降雪给她的计划带来了巨大的威胁。En: However, this unexpected snowfall posed a great threat to her plans.Zh: 纸灯笼是她作品的核心部分，但它们完全经不起这突如其来的雪。En: Paper lanterns were the core of her work, but they couldn't withstand such a sudden snowfall.Zh: 就在她一筹莫展时，健和梅来到她身边。En: Just when she was at a loss, Jian and Mei came to her side.Zh: 健提议：“不如我们使用防水的材料重新制作？En: Jian suggested, "Why don't we remake them using waterproof materials?"Zh: ”梅附和道：“是啊，或许可以尝试一些新的材质，比如塑料或布料。En: Mei agreed, "Yes, perhaps we can try some new materials, like plastic or fabric."Zh: ”丽华凝视着白茫茫的园子，心中渐渐有了主意。En: Li Hua gazed at the snowy garden, and an idea slowly formed in her mind.Zh: 三人分头行事，丽华动员所有人尽快筹措材料。En: The three of them set to work separately, with Li Hua mobilizing everyone to gather materials as quickly as possible.Zh: 在团队的不懈努力下，他们在雪地中创建了全新设计的灯笼。En: Through the team's relentless efforts, they created newly designed lanterns in the snow.Zh: 这些新灯笼不仅抗御严寒，还融入了银色和蓝色的冬季元素，与纯白的雪景相映成趣。En: These new lanterns not only withstood the harsh cold but also incorporated silver and blue winter elements, creating a charming contrast with the pure white snowy landscape.Zh: 元宵节的夜晚，豫园灯火辉煌。En: On the night of the Yuanxiao Festival, Yu Garden was brilliantly illuminated.Zh: 灯笼在雪中熠熠生辉，游客们纷纷感叹不已。En: The lanterns glowed brightly amidst the snow, leaving the visitors amazed.Zh: 谁能想到，这场突如其来的降雪，反而成就了一场别具一格的灯会？En: Who would have thought that this sudden snowfall would instead create a unique lantern festival?Zh: 丽华站在桥头，望着欣赏灯景的游客，心中涌动着满足与快乐。En: Standing at the bridge, Li Hua watched the visitors appreciating the lantern scenes, a sense of satisfaction and joy welling up in her heart.Zh: 她明白了，面对突如其来的挑战，灵活应变、创新才是应对的良策。En: She realized that when faced with unexpected challenges, adaptability and innovation are the best responses.Zh: 困境之中，也孕育着新的机遇。En: Within adversity, new opportunities are also nurtured.Zh: 那一夜，豫园成为了上海冬日里最美的景致之一，丽华和她的团队被赞誉为节日中最亮眼的星星。En: That night, Yu Garden became one of the most beautiful sights in Shanghai during winter, and Li Hua and her team were hailed as the brightest stars of the festival.Zh: 丽华微笑着，心中笃定，再大的难题也阻挡不了她对艺术的热爱与追求。En: Li Hua smiled, confident that no problem could hinder her love and pursuit of art. Vocabulary Words:cloaked: 银装素裹的serene: 宁静的bustling: 紧锣密鼓的immensely: 无比的unforgettable: 难以忘怀的withstand: 经不起relentless: 不懈的illuminated: 灯火辉煌innovation: 创新adversity: 困境hailed: 赞誉fluttering: 飘落adorned: 点缀exhibition: 灯展threat: 威胁mobilizing: 动员incorporated: 融入contrast: 相映成趣resilience: 灵活应变pursuit: 追求stunning: 格外elements: 元素opportunity: 机遇unwavering: 笃定core: 核心部分unexpected: 意想不到的gazed: 凝视endeavors: 努力satisfaction: 满足commended: 称赞

Iceland travel advice isn't one-size-fits-all.  These unpopular opinions from 10 years of visits may change how you plan your trip to Iceland.

Cathleen talks with Dr. Hilary N. Green, whose most recent book, Unforgettable Sacrifice: How Black Communities Remembered the Civil War, was published by Fordham University Press in 2025. https://fordhampress.com/unforgettable-sacrifice-hb-9781531508531.htmlAn exciting addition to scholarship on Civil War memory with its focus on African American traditions of memorialization, the book also offers historians important methodological tools.For Dr. Green's public history projects, seeWith Their Hands: https://www.davidson.edu/news/2025/10/21/memorial-brings-unacknowledged-into-storyHallowed Grounds https://www.hngreenphd.com/the-hallowed-grounds-project.htmlWe also mentioned Dr. Martha Jones' Hard History project at Johns Hopkins University:https://hardhistory.jhu.edu/We mentioned a number of books in our conversation including:David Blight, Race and Reunion: The Civil War in American Memory (Harvard UP 2001)Barbara A. Gannon, The Won Cause: Black and White Comradeship in the Grand Army of the Republic (The University of North Carolina Press, 2011)Caroline Janney, Remembering the Civil War: Reunion and the Limits of Reconciliation (University of North Carolina Press, 2013)David Silkenat, Raising the White Flag: How Surrender Defined the American Civil War (University of North Carolina Press, 2019)Contact the host: Cathleen Cahillcdcahill@psu.edu Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Very happy to have my friends, Ed Mann and Mindy Rickles on ANYTHING BUT POLTICS. Mindy and Ed honor Don's legacy with their new podcast. We also talk about what it's like to be Don's daughter and his son-in-law. It's Mindy, and Ed... and Don Rickles with me.Thanks for listening.SHOW NOTESThanks to our sponsor, ABT Electronics. Get $25 off your next purchase of $150 or more by using the promo code COCHRAN2025 online or in person!Watch This Episode on our Live From My Office YouTube ChannelFollow me on Substack.With each new episode, the first three listeners thatemail me“SURVIVE 2025!” will be eligible to win a $25 ABT Giftcard as long as you include your mailing address and that phrase!Don't forget to subscribe to listen to “Live From My Office” wherever you get your podcasts, and e-mail the show with any questions, comments, or plugs for your favorite charity!

Before you even open your mouth, people are already feeling you. Your energy walks into the room before your words do. This lesson is all about presence, not performative, not loud, not forced. We're talking about grounded, magnetic energy that holds weight. That commands respect. You'll learn the psychology of presence, how to shift your nervous system into calm confidence, and how to use breath, posture, and stillness to take up space without overcompensating. This isn't about being the loudest. It's about being the most anchored. Because when you're regulated, rooted, and intentional—people listen. Not because you yelled… But because they felt you. ✨ Reflection Prompts:

Covino & Rich dive into a fun Old-School topic! In honor of the first Super Bowl being on this day in 1967, your most unforgettable Super Bowl Memories. The crew & callers share awesome stories about the game we all love! Plus, the guys reveal their 'C&R-SHOW-and-TELL' memorabilia items in a new feature!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Today's guest isn't just a living legend.He's one of the architects of modern music.As a songwriter and producer, he's discovered artists, shaped careers, and defined entire eras.This one is required listening.A once-in-a-generation legendary hybrid of songwriting and production,And The Writer Is... David Foster!In this episode, David breaks down what actually makes music last, the cost of greatness, and what it really takes to survive and stay relevant in the music business over decades, not moments.Not to mention his best advice for people in the business right now...We talk songwriting vs. production, discovering artists like Céline Dion and Michael Bublé, working with legends like Whitney Houston and Paul McCartney, the mistakes artists make chasing hits, and why longevity matters more than hype.Oh, and the only artist who could pull him out of retirement...A special thank you to our sponsors…Our lead Sponsor, NMPA— the National Music Publishing Association.Your support means the world to us.And @splice — the best sample library on the market. Period.Chapters:00:00 Mount Rushmore of Producers02:00 Canadians03:42 David Foster's Parents05:23 Discovering Perfect Pitch07:03 Musical Roots and Learning Jazz07:40 Jazz Voicings Explained10:24 “Leave Songwriters Alone” – Publishing Talk11:20 Writing His First Songs12:21 Advice He'd Give His Younger Self17:00 David Foster's Trick for Reading People17:58 Surviving a Plane Crash20:22 The Start of His Early Career22:00 Is “Africa” by Toto a Perfect Song?27:20 The Greatest Songwriters Ever30:25 Kanye West's “Through the Wire” Sample Story32:27 Songwriting vs Sampling (Blurred Lines Case)34:21 His Documentary, Workflow, and Band Relationships38:53 How David Foster Writes Songs42:42 How Seven People Write One Song43:39 Presented by NMPA & Splice48:19 The Critical Mistake in “Uptown Funk”49:49 “Unforgettable” with Nat King Cole51:08 Paul McCartney55:17 Whitney Houston's “I Will Always Love You”57:10 Top Five Singers He's Worked With59:06 Discovering Céline Dion59:56 How David Foster Sees His Life1:05:13 What Makes a Song Great?1:09:40 The “Nashville No”1:11:51 The Arc: A Holistic Approach to Songwriting1:12:42 Discovering Michael Bublé1:15:29 Star vs Superstar1:16:39 Andrea Bocelli & Josh Groban1:19:04 The Cost of Greatness1:19:46 How to Make It in the Music Business1:24:11 Family Life (Katharine McPhee & Kids)1:25:50 “I Told Céline the Titanic Song Would Ruin Her Career”1:31:01 Songs He Wishes He Wrote1:31:39 Artists He Passed OnHosted by Ross GolanProduced by Joe London and Jad SaadPost production by Pratik Karki Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.