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The Official Podcast of HIVENurse!HIVENurse was co-founded by practicing nurses who understand the realities of the profession. Alongside faculty, mentors, and advisors, we’re building a platform shaped by nurses, for nurses. Nurses are navigating burnout, staffing strain, and professional isolation. Traditional CE often feels like a checkbox — disconnected from real practice or growth. HIVENurse changes that by bringing professional development + authentic community together in one place. Mission: To empower every nurse with meaningful professional development and authentic community ...

We are Michelle Dugan and Ashley Miller. We are as close of friends as we can ever be... while living miles apart in Mississippi, and California. We mom hard, we mortgage hard, we collaborate and communicate through belly laughs and wild ideas, and we're fluent in hefty pours of Cabernet, chocolate and sparkly things. We are edgy, and educated as fuck. This podcast is for women. To empower them on all levels. This podcast is for men. To shine a light on the realities of the female journey.

Welcome all fans of paranormal adventure time! Come on an adventure with best friends Ashley, Kaylee and Megaera as we take a deep dive into the historical and spooky history of numerous haunted locations state by state! If you like to hear first hand accounts of some paranormal activity we are going all in and venturing to many of these spooky locations. Travel along with us as we learn, adventure and get creeped out together!https://www.instagram.com/coacapodcast/

Come with me on a journey into self-discovery, resilience, and empowered living. Join Ash as she dives into thought-provoking discussions on reframing negativity, building unshakeable self-trust, and finding confidence in every decision. Whether you're a rising entrepreneur or someone looking to align life with your highest purpose, each episode provides actionable insights to help you grow, find joy in the process, and cultivate a success mindset. Tune in weekly to learn how to embrace challenges, redefine self-worth, and navigate life with purpose, humor, and authenticity. Let's reframe, ...

For anyone who wants to lose weight, the hardest thing is to change their habits. After all, who doesn't like to eat? The good news is that you are forced to deprive yourself of your favorite foods, in fact, by simply learning to replace some foods with others, you can start to reduce your calorie intake and lose weight without too much effort and above all without feeling hungry. All this will be possible by choosing a diet based on plants, and you will discover how good it is for your health, your wallet and the environment.

American Methodism Revised and Updated begins with the explosion of evangelical Pietism and revolutionary Methodism, the First Great Awakening, as an independent nation was formed. It then highlights key nineteenth century themes and Methodist contributions, such as spreading scriptural holiness through missions and literature, planting tens of thousands of Sunday schools and churches by Circuit Riders, the pivotal Methodist schism between abolitionists and enslavers, the innovative building of schools and hospitals into the next century, and the revivalism of the Second Great Awakening.

In the quiet town of Maple Grove, there lived a little girl named Emma. Emma was full of energy, always running around and asking questions about everything she saw. One sunny afternoon, Emma sat with her mother in the garden, watching the birds flutter around.

In the bustling city of Maple Heights, there lived a little girl named Mia. Mia was always full of questions, especially about her mom, who worked hard every day to take care of her. Mia’s mom, Lucy, was a single working mom. She worked at a local bakery, baking delicious pastries and cakes, and she always made sure Mia had everything she needed—love, food, and support.

In the little town of Roseville, there was a girl named Lily who loved spending time with her grandmother, Nana Rose. Nana Rose had lived in the same cozy house for as long as Lily could remember. She always had stories to tell, and her warm smile made everyone feel at home.

Is it tea if we’re just storytelling? Two yoga teachers of color discuss navigating challenging spaces, sometimes including Yogalandia itself.