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Welcome to the Plant.Body.Soul. Podcast, where we explore the minds of extraordinary humans, uncovering the secrets to unlocking our fullest potential. With a passion that knows no bounds, our hosts will take you on thought-provoking journeys, helping you embrace the plant, empower your body, and nourish your soul. In each episode, we'll explore the latest trends, share cutting-edge strategies, and dive deep into the inspiring stories from the industry's most remarkable entrepreneurs, trailblazers and thought leaders. You'll learn all of the tools and insights you'll need to transform your ...

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Learn about George Eastman and the invention of the Kodak camera.

The Change + Humans podcast explores how change is not the hard part. Hosted by Jennifer Hunt and Leanne Gordon.

Adam, a young alcoholic, slowly descends into madness while dealing with the psychological scars of childhood trauma, which are reawakened when his son and wife die in a car accident that he feels he is responsible for. After a failed suicide attempt, and more group meetings that he can mention. Adam hears a rumor of a Haunted Island off the Coast of Maine, where “if someone wants it bad enough”, they could be reunited with a lost loved one.

In one startling moment in the late summer of 1873, a tragedy fell like summer sun on the gray jagged shores of Dagger Island. Francis loses everything he thought his life was, and what it could have become. His heart breaks and his feet run, all the way back to his childhood home, he reaches for a past that may not exist. He is there, in the little house in Dorchester Neck. A place haunted with missing time. He feels the comfort from walls that lean in too close, but then...he feels the trauma that ripped his life in two and in a blink of an eye, he is back at the hotel.

On an almost uninhabitable rocky island off the coast of Maine, a hotel looms over the shore, an ever-present gray lady that stands strong like a guard, keeping watch. For many who come here, this island is a sanctuary and a betrayal. This is a place where memories linger like ghosts, and the ephemeral nature of time begins to peel away...like the sanity of all who have been unlucky enough to step foot on its shore. In the late spring of 1873, Isabelle gave birth to her son Oscar, he cried for three startling minutes, and then went silent.