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As a 24-year-old line cook, Ellen Marie Bennett couldn't stand the kitchen staff’s poorly designed, cheaply made aprons. So when her head chef announced he was ordering a new batch, she blurted out, “Chef, I have an apron company” - even though she had no company, no business plan - just a glimmer of a design idea and a business license. Through hustle and a willingness to leap into the unknown, time and time again, she built that first order into a multi-million-dollar company called Hedley & Bennett.

Welcome!Step through the gateway into worlds where voices, shadows, and objects hold secrets, where ordinary moments turn extraordinary, and nothing is quite what it seems. Here, fiction intersects with science, opening up new possibilities.Welcome to The Gateway Storyteller, where each episode delivers not only a bit of factual information about the sixth sense but tales crafted in the tradition of classic anthology television. From moments that blur the line between reality and 'something else' to thought-provoking mysteries that linger long after the final word, these stories delve into the...

With loss, there is healing. With love comes light. With connection, there is purpose, and with curiosity, the mystery is solved. These are the tenets of the four short stories in The Heart-Shaped Stone. They represent ordinary people with extraordinary abilities.

On my podcast, I interview ordinary people like you and me. These are people who have that EXTRA, that supernatural difference that only Jesus can give. You’ll hear amazing stories and valuable insights, all due to the impact of Jesus in their lives, and of course, some humorous anecdotes you won’t want to miss. I’ve loved getting to know my inspiring and endearing guests better through their stories, and I know you will, too.

The 35-year-old Lorna Hughes, Esq. is in a jam. She has hit her professional peak, her love life has dropped to an all-time low, and she knows she must re-invent herself before it gets too late. She decides to start a collective of artists, musicians, and writers, where they can live relatively rent-free and work towards success without having to have three jobs to support themselves. She finds a dilapidated motel in Heatherton County, Florida (just over the intracoastal from St. Augustine) and with the help of a new-found family, her dreams begin to materialize.