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Season three begins with a question that comes after growth, healing, and breakthrough… what’s next?In this episode of The Time Smith, we step back into the forge—the place where reflection becomes transformation. After overcoming addiction, hardship, and internal battles, there comes a moment where you look at your life and realize: you’ve reached a checkpoint. But life doesn’t end there.This lesson explores: The feeling of accomplishment vs. the reality of continued growth How past pain can shape self-destructive patterns The importance of facing your reflection—internally...

Here is a winding conversation with the wonderful Polina Rud about her book and journey. Death. Deeply Meaningful. Play the Game. Life. Snakes and arrows. Analysis. Intention. Connection. Below is the about section from Polina's website and below that is the link to gain access to all her offerings, including links to purchase the book. "MY MISSION ISto help people move beyond a victim mentality and recognize that, despite appearances, the universe operates with a deeper justice. By understanding the archetypal structures of the psyche, we gain clarity on how our internal patterns shape our ...

Send us Fan MailWhen everything feels uncertain, this story helps you find steady ground.Set on a quiet shoreline, with the rhythm of the ocean and a distant lighthouse, this episode is about trust. Not having all the answers. Just knowing you are still moving forward.Perfect for calming anxiety and easing into deep sleep.Part of The Path series. Listen in any order, or as a continuous journey. This podcast reflects personal experience, opinion, and information drawn from publicly available court records and historical reporting. It is not intended to assert new allegations or to characterize...

The men at the center of the third degree legend were not villains at the outset. They were skilled craftsmen contributing real labor to a significant project, with standing in their community and a grievance that was not invented. The gap they felt between where they were in the hierarchy and where they believed they should be is the same gap that produces the meta conversation in any organization, any lodge, any household. Brian Mattocks examines what happened in the space between that legitimate frustration and the irreversible consequences that followed.The key mechanics here are ...

On today’s nanodosing PFT is back in the studio to get into all the news with Big T. We discuss Tennessee's loss and the rest of the NCAA tournament, the ongoing war with Iran, Tiger Woods car accident, and much more. Enjoy! (00:02:00) College Basketball (00:22:26) Iran (00:25:21) Tiger Woods (00:48:56) 10-Pound Chocolate Easter Bunny (00:57:25) VoicemailsYou 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/macrodosing

Do you feel guilty about your own pain and suffering because you think "others have it worse"? As an INFP or highly sensitive person (HSP), this cycle of comparative suffering can be a heavy burden to carry.Hello dear soul, and welcome to the Lightbearer's Library. In this journal entry, we explore why minimizing our hurt in a chaotic world is actually a form of emotional self-harm. Empathy is not a finite resource, and your unique sensitivity—whether to cold, sound, or emotion—is valid and real.I share my personal journey of moving through feelings of abandonment and why self-compassion ...

Send us Fan MailBeauty is one of the most powerful—and overlooked—doorways to presence.In this episode, we explore how great works of art can pull us out of the small self into something much larger. When we truly immerse ourselves in music, painting, or performance, the ego softens and we become receptive to the source of creativity.I share a curated playlist from my YouTube channel, Third Eye on the Prize, called Embodied Artistry—featuring extraordinary performances from artists like the Beatles, Keith Jarrett, Chick Corea & Gary Burton, John Batiste, Bonnie Raitt, Bruce Hornsby, Eric...

There’s a moment when it becomes clear—you can’t go back.Not to the way things were.Not to who you were.Not to the version of reality that once felt stable or familiar.And the instinct is to resist that. To try to find a way around it, to recover what was lost, to restore something that no longer exists in the same form.But what if that’s not the problem?What if the inability to return is the signal?In this episode, we move through that threshold—the point where the past no longer holds, and the future hasn’t fully formed. The disorientation, the pull to reverse course, and the ...

Today, Donna and Jeff dive into the blurred line between humor and offense as comedian Druski lands in hot water over his latest parody. Without ever naming names, his skit clearly struck a nerve. The duo explores parody, public figures, grief, and why some jokes hit harder than others… while others just hit the lawyer.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/hilarity-ensues--6243018/support.

Something fundamental has moved beneath us—and it’s not snapping back.This isn’t a moment of disruption. It’s a reorientation. The structures that once held things in place—internally and externally—are no longer aligning the same way. And the instinct to go back, to restore what felt stable, is starting to fail.In this episode, we move through what it means to feel that shift in real time. The disorientation, the quiet pressure, the loss of reference points—and the deeper truth underneath it: the ground didn’t break. It moved.This is about learning to stand without needing the...

In a world driven by data, metrics, and algorithmic decision-making, the lived experience of drivers is often overlooked. This episode explores the gap between system-designed expectations and the reality of the road—where instinct, judgment, and hard-earned knowledge still matter. Through real-world insight, it reveals what cannot be measured, modeled, or replaced—and why experience remains the most reliable guide when systems fall short.

Amy is a former non fiction writer, journalist, speechwriter who's now concentrating on fiction, including mystery, romance and young adult works. Her most recent books are "The Potrero Complex" and "The NIghthawkers." (Please check on Amazon and/or Bookshop.org to find her books). Gloria Felice, Amy's mom, was a perfectionist layered with chronic anxiety and perhaps a lack of self confidence. So in turn, Gloria perhaps overcompensated by running an extremely orderly household. So there were a lot of rules. ie "the kitchen was closed," Amy explains so her mom could keep the kitchen clean...

In 1990, 55% of American adults reported having sex weekly. By 2024 that number had fallen to just 37%, and among adults aged 18–29, the share reporting no sex at all in the past year has doubled, from 12% to 24%. We are in the middle of a sex recession. And most of us have no idea why, or what to do about it. In this special episode of Good Is In The Details (recorded live at Podapalooza, a one-day podcast matching event) host Gwendolyn Dolske sits down with Xanet Pailet: nationally recognized sexuality educator and coach, somatic sexologist, and bestselling author of Living an Orgasmic ...

Most high-performing men believe their edge comes from staying in motion.More work. More output. More pressure. More noise.But what if the thing you’re avoiding… is where your real power actually comes from?In this episode, I show you why stillness is not weakness – it’s a performance advantage.Why so many men stay busy or numb instead of creating real space.Why stillness feels uncomfortable – even dangerous at first.And how stillness leads to clarity, control, and better decisions.This isn’t about slowing down for the sake of it.It’s about stepping back… so you can see clearly...

“Shri Hari, who is the Lord of the demigods, who is worshiped by the people of the world, for benefiting the moving and nonmoving beings of the world took that dreadful form through His own energy and tore apart Hiranyakashipu, who caused suffering to so many, with His nails.” (Narasimha Purana, 44.43)

Episode 69 is from the service for Sunday, March 29, 2026, Palm Sunday, of the Congregation of St. Thomas the Doubter.The scripture lessons are Isaiah 50:4–9 and Matthew 27:11–54, and the sermon is entitled “Mocking the Divine.”We hope you enjoy the episode!

Let’s get into some body and life sovereignty as mystic, and activist Scott Stanley arrives at the Virtual Alexandria. We’ll explore the profound world of Ayahuasca ceremonies and the transformative healing experienced by participants seeking relief from PTSD, addiction, and deep-seated trauma. And we’ll delve into the ongoing legal battle against the DEA to secure religious freedom for spiritual assemblies and ensure the right to practice ancient traditions within a modern framework. Additionally, our discussion covers groundbreaking research on neurogenesis and the “spirit vine’s...

A conversation on what being free and sovereign looks like in our current world.

Today on the SSPX Podcast, we continue our new series: The Episcopal Consecrations. In this installment, we are joined by His Excellency Bishop Bernard Fellay and Fr. Paul Robinson. Bishop Fellay recounts his long experience with the Society of Saint Pius X (SSPX), from priesthood to the episcopate. As the former Superior General of the Society, Bishop Fellay has firsthand knowledge of the SSPX’s relations with Rome, ranging from doctrinal discussions concerning the Second Vatican Council to the traditional Roman liturgy. Moreover, as a Society bishop consecrated in 1988 without official ...

White House registers Alien.gov but keeps it dark. Five scientists tied to aerospace research vanish or die in nine months. Snow flea genome matches nothing on Earth. AI breaks its own rules to acquire power.March 18th: Alien.gov and Aliens.gov registered during government funding lapse. White House responds with alien emoji: "stay tuned." Then cryptic social media campaign—deleted videos, pixelated images, reversed audio. Internet thinks disclosure. Announcement: smartphone app. But alien.gov still dark, UAP files still under review.Nine months: Five people with ties to aerospace, fusion, ...