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BOOK WRITING TIPS: Quick Tips for New and Seasoned Authors is a weekly podcast with tips for authors of all levels. Whether you're just thinking about starting to write a book but have no idea what to do, or if you've been writing for a long time and just want some new or different ideas of how to go about it, this podcast will hopefully give some inspiration to authors of all stages.
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Thousands of military veterans across the globe serve in the legal field. The purpose of this podcast is to create a community to leverage that network to help each other navigate our careers in the legal field. Collectively, the military veterans legal community has an enormous amount of experience and knowledge which can be used to help find positions for veterans in the legal field, help veterans grow their legal practices, and help us all serve our communities.
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Looking for booktalks for middle school students? Look no farther than this podcast. Browse through the many titles in all different genres for just the right title to get your students inspired, excited and racing to the library for a copy of the book. Looking for written reviews for more titles? Check out the blog Booksinthemiddle.Wordpress.com to expand your own library and give students more options. New episodes typically release every Monday unless it is a holiday, however during the s ...
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The Nothing Is Wasted Podcast

That Sounds Fun Network

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The Nothing is Wasted podcast explores the deep impact of trauma, loss, grief, and tragedy, while providing listeners with the hope and healing of Jesus. Born from Host Davey Blackburn’s own story of trauma and grief after the tragic loss of his wife Amanda and unborn child during a home invasion, this show features powerful stories of resilience and faith and practical tools to navigate pain and heartache. Listen each week for encouragement and insight as guests share how they’ve found that ...
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Vuvuzela is a Soccer Talk Show straight out of Philadelphia PA with hosts Eric Nash, Brian Kammersgaard, Bob Long, and Thorne Holder. We are LIVE on 610AM SPORTS WTEL-ESPN, Sundays from 3-5pm eastern. We are all about the wonderful world of soccer or football/futbol, as it is called everywhere else in the world. Whether it be talking about the latest EPL moves, or the most exciting export in the Bundesliga, and what is happening with our brothers at the Philadelphia Union, Vuvuzela will brin ...
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The Bar Podcast

The Bar Podcast

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The Bar Leadership Podcast presented by and for leaders in youth ministry. Bringing together prominent voices from around the world to share insight and wisdom to take your ministry to the next level. The Bar is the premier network for young ministry leaders in North Carolina, together we are setting and raising The Bar for ministry in our state. We host one Bar gathering per quarter, during which, we bring in a leading voice in youth ministry to pour into you, friends and leaders in ministr ...
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Hodge On Nodge

Hodgeythehack

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Norwich City pundit and former club commentator Stuart Hodge invites you to listen to his own brand-new podcast where he will have a host of great guests join him to talk about all things relevant to Canaries fans – as well as giving his unique take on events. This is the first of a network of five podcasts which will soon be found on Hodgeythehack's YouTube channel.
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The Healer's Couch is a podcast dedicated to discovering the tools we need to uncover who we are . Sarah Proffitt, your host will guide you through tools and resources as well as introduce you to the leading edge of science, spiritual, and metaphysical truths. Tune in and discover what life is like when your mind, body, and soul are in alignment.
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Hobby Farms Presents: Growing Good is a podcast with and about hobby farmers, small-scale farmers and sustainable farmers. More than that, it’s about the important work these folks are doing for themselves, their families and their communities on and off the farm. Each episode, host Lisa Munniksma sits down to chat with someone doing the good work to discuss how they started, what they're doing now, and what drives them to keep growing. (A presentation of Hobby Farms® magazine, an EG Media c ...
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A maverick is someone who breaks away from conventional thinking or behavior to create their own way. This whole podcast is centered around me having conversations with people I want to learn from regarding business, marketing, branding, leadership, and growth! People that stand out to me as mavericks. So feel free to listen in, and let's grow together into the mavericks this culture needs. https://www.maverickculture.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/tahegovernor LinkedIn: https://w ...
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Send us a text Something Like Home by Andrea Beatriz Arango Laura is confused. She thought she was doing the right thing - but it turns out that where she has ended up is not at all where she thought she would be. Living with her aunt that she doesn't even know, is not her idea of a solution. When will she be able to go back with her parents? She d…
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Sam Ladner and I have a new podcast, called Off the Path with Sam and Steve. It’s a limited series, where we talk about what a research career looks like, even when it goes “off the path.” Our first three episodes are live. Show Links Off the Path with Sam and Steve on Apple Podcasts Off the Path with Sam and Steve on YouTube Off the Path with Sam …
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In this episode, we sit down with author Ally Russell to talk about her thrilling book It Came From the Trees. Join us as we explore the inspiration behind the story, the mysterious world she’s created, and the deeper themes that lie beneath the suspense. Ally shares her writing process, how she builds tension and atmosphere, and what she hopes rea…
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How do you begin to heal after facing every parent’s worst imaginable nightmare — the loss of a child? And how can a marriage withstand, and even grow, through such profound grief? Amber Smith’s life appeared picture-perfect. Married to country music artist Granger Smith, she was a mother to three young children, living what many would consider a d…
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In this episode, we dive into one of the most overlooked yet powerful tools in storytelling — time and setting. Whether it’s a bustling city in the present day, a quiet village in the 1800s, or a distant planet centuries in the future, when and where your story takes place shapes everything from your characters’ motivations to the tone and pacing o…
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Send us a text The Red Palace by June Hur The year is 1758, and the place is Korea. Hyeon has accomplished her dream of becoming a palace nurse. After many years of studying, she hopes to make her father proud. A father who barely even acknowledges her existence since she is his illegitimate daughter. However, when four women are murdered, one of t…
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A reading from a famous director's memoir sparks a discussion about a key trait for gaining traction: boldness coupled with the ability to get things done. Show notes: Every Man for Himself and God Against All (audiobook) by Werner Herzog Aguirre, the Wrath of God Comedian The Attributes: 25 Hidden Drivers of Optimal Performance by Rich Diviney…
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How do our words impact the most important relationship in our lives—our marriage? And how can wives, in particular, learn to speak life into their husbands? Ann Wilson, a pastor’s wife, was taken aback during a speaking event when her husband, Dave, candidly shared that he didn’t feel like she was his biggest supporter. The admission was painful, …
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In this episode, we explore an often-overlooked storytelling tool: using food for character development. Whether you’re writing fantasy, contemporary fiction, romance, or memoir, the way your characters cook, eat, order takeout, or avoid certain dishes can reveal deep layers of their personality, background, culture, and emotional state. If you’ve …
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Pat Regan served eight years as an active-duty JAG, including deployments to Iraq and Afghanistan. Pat’s work as a trial counsel and Special Assistant U.S. Attorney enabled him to initially transition to a litigation role with Progressive Insurance. His experience advising military commanders later assisted him as he moved to in-house regulatory ro…
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How do you experience God’s empathy in the midst of life’s challenges and struggles? How can you encounter the compassion of Christ in your own pain and sorrow? Drs. Bill and Kristi Gaultiere have devoted their lives to helping others navigate personal pain and discover soul care through their ministry, Soul Shepherding. Yet, it was through their o…
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Your book cover is the first thing readers see—and it can determine whether they click “buy” or keep scrolling. In this episode, we explore how to find a book cover that grabs attention, attracts your ideal reader, and boosts book sales. Whether you’re self-publishing on Kindle Direct Publishing, preparing to launch your first novel, or refreshing …
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Send us a text Flowerheart by Cathering Bakewell Clara is devastated to learn that she will not be joining the Council because her magically powers are to volatile. She hasn't been able to control them since she got them, and she doesn't know why. To add insult to injury, her old best friend Xavier is there with the Council - as part of the Council…
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Harry offers a short reading from a surprising source about an important question: How do you decide when it's time to let go? Show notes: What Would Harry Do? by Juliana Sharaf Necessary Endings by Henry Cloud The Innovators Dilemma by Clayton M. Christensen Kodak Harry’s newsletterBy Jorge Arango
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Raj, an Army Engineer, spent five years on active-duty building bridges. After obtaining an MBA from Rice University, Raj became an investment banker, working 80 to 100 hours a week. The demanding pace caught up with Raj and contributed to his divorce. When Raj was served with the divorce paperwork, though, it sparked an idea that led to him becomi…
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How do we hold on to hope when life is filled with pain and disappointment? What role can prayer play in our suffering as we learn to cling to hope? Sally Breedlove and Willa Kane became friends through a shared commitment to prayer during a season marked by uncertainty. In 2020, as the world faced the upheaval of the COVID-19 pandemic, they felt l…
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Technology is a huge part of our lives. How your characters use technology is a great way to bring your reader into the setting and help them get to know your characters better. First, I will talk about non-fiction and how you as the author/narrator can incorporate technology into your book (and I do not mean AI). Then I will get into fiction and d…
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Send us a text The Steps by Wendelin Van Draanen Ruby misses her best friend, Sterling. They haven't been able to communicate in anyway for a long time. And why? It isn't because they drifted apart, or had a fight, no, it is because of their Dads. Their dads are in the middle of an epic family feud and Ruby and Sterling, who are cousins, are just c…
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After playing college baseball at Newberry College in South Carolina and graduating from the University of Alabama School of Law, Steven served in the Marine Corps, including a deployment as part of Security Assistance Group—Ukraine. Last fall, Steven transitioned to Jenner and Block in Washington, D.C., where he is a member of the firm’s Investiga…
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How do you bring order to the chaos of dysfunctional family patterns? What does it look like to experience lasting peace in the midst of relational disorder? Pastor and Bible teacher Dr. Manny Arango knows firsthand what it’s like to grow up surrounded by chaos. Raised in a home where his father battled addiction, Dr. Manny became a stabilizing for…
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5 Things I wish I had known before I published my first book. Hindsight is 20/20, right? Here are the top five things I wish I had known before I self-published my first book. (book 13 comes out October 1st!) #writngtips #writingabook #publishingtips Links from this episode: The Ruby Sapphire (preorder from your favorite bookseller) TikTok (my hand…
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Send us a text Tiger Daughter by Rebecca Lim Wen and her best friend, Henry, have a plan. A plan to help get them out of their everyday lives. Because being immigrants to the country of Australia - not the easiest thing in the world. Especially when you have a father who is resentful of the fact that things didn't work out as he thought they would,…
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After ten years of active-duty service, including two deployments to Iraq and two tours in Korea, Kenny decided to go to law school. The Veterans Legal Clinic ignited a passion in Kenny, launched his career, and ultimately led to his current role as Shareholder and Director of Litigation at Carpenter Chartered.…
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What do you do when life leaves you desperate for hope? How do you find redemption when all you see is brokenness? Angie Howell knows these questions all too well. On the verge of her third divorce and pregnant with her eighth child, Angie found herself in a place of deep pain and loss. Shortly after the birth of her daughter, Jade, Angie sensed so…
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Are writer’s conferences worth the money? Absolutely. In this episode, I will talk about the importance of writer’s conferences for both new/unpublished authors as well as seasoned authors. Links from this episode: TikTok (my new, unhacked, TikTok channel) [@AlbaArango007] Las Vegas Writer’s Conference Other helpful links (some are affiliate inks):…
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What do you do when anxiety suddenly takes hold and you find yourself spiraling? How do you begin to unravel the past wounds and circumstances that have led you to a place of chaos and uncertainty? For author and pastor Levi Lusko, a season of anxiety emerged seemingly out of nowhere. After years of pushing hard in ministry and leadership, he found…
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John, the President of the Air Force Academy Class of 2005, served as an Air Force Officer and Special Agent, focusing on counterintelligence investigations with deployments to the Middle East and Afghanistan. After his active-duty service, John followed his bride Anna to South Carolina, where he graduated magna cum laude from the University of Sou…
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What is the best way to start paragraphs? In this episode, I will delve into the some cautions of writing in first person, especially in regards to paragraph opening sentences, as well as general tips for keeping your writing from becoming monotonous. So, sit back. Relax. And let's talk paragraphs. Links mentioned in this video The Ruby Diamond (re…
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Jorge and Harry discuss a classic book about how to avoid getting in your own way through overthinking. Show notes: The Inner Game of Tennis by Timothy Gallwey Stick (Apple TV show) Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance by Robert M. Pirsig Zen in the Art of Archery by Eugen Herrigel Flow by Mihaly Csikszentmihalyi Esther Dyson…
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Mike, a Naval Academy grad, served aboard the USS Ingraham and USS Enterprise during OEF and OIF. After his active-duty service, Mike returned home to attend the University of Cincinnati College of Law as a Corporate Law Fellow. Mike now works as an Associate General Counsel at Fifth Third Bank. Mike is willing to help those looking for opportuniti…
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How do we begin to untangle the wounds of our childhood and understand how they influence the way we show up in the world today? What do we do with the stories of harm, neglect, and pain that linger from our past? Therapist Adam Young came to realize in his thirties just how profoundly his family of origin and early wounds were shaping his adult be…
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Are you ready to publish your book? Now comes the toughest decision you have to make...do you go traditional or self (indie)-publishing? Things have changed in the publishing world in the past ten (let alone 20) years. In this episode, I focus on some of the main things to consider when deciding on how to publish your book in today's market. Topics…
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Send us a text I.R.L. by Jenny Goebel Lucy is excited because, finally, after months of online schooling, she will get to meet her classmates in person. After after being stuck in a cabin with just her parents for all of winter, in Alaska, no less, she is going a bit stir crazy. They had been doing online schooling because the weather was so unpred…
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How do you find joy when the diagnosis feels devastating? How can you become the joyful person God calls you to be—even in the midst of your deepest pain? Author Margaret Feinberg was nearing the completion of a book on joy when she received a life-altering diagnosis: aggressive cancer. What followed was a profound season of wrestling—an honest, ra…
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Amy served as a Military Intelligence Officer in Bosnia and later deployed to Afghanistan as a JAG. Since retiring from the JAG Corps, she has worked as a civilian legal advisor in the Department of the Army’s Office of the General Counsel. Amy is now transitioning from federal service and pursuing a position at a non-profit organization that helps…
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We all want to help our author friends, but sometimes buying books isn't within our budget. Here are seven ways we can all help our author friends and family without spending any money. Helpful links (some are affiliate inks): Scrivener (the writing software I use) AlbaArango.com (my website and contact information) Jeopardy in Geneva (one of my bo…
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Harry and Jorge discuss the implications of John Boyd's work beyond its original military context. Show notes: The Mind of War: John Boyd and American Security by Grant Hammond John Boyd OODA loop Boyd: The Fighter Pilot Who Changed the Art of War by Robert Coram Science, Strategy and War: The Strategic Theory of John Boyd by Francis P.B. Osinga Ho…
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How can we learn to trust God when our prayers for healing go unanswered? What does it truly mean for the Church to become a place of belonging and welcome for individuals with disabilities? Dr. Laurie Thompson has deeply engaged with these questions—both personally and academically. At just 14 years old, a devastating car accident left her permane…
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