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Little Italy Podcast & Little Italy of LA Podcast celebrate Italians & Italian Americans contributing to art, culture, science, travel, community, and so much more throughout the U.S., Los Angeles, and beyond. Created and hosted by Deborah Zara Kobylt, award-winning journalist and proud Italian American living in Los Angeles, who grew up in NJ, NY, and Fla.

Welcome to the Little Podcast of Horrors! Join James, Kristina, and Chris each week as they discuss topics of the unknown and unresolved. This podcast broaches serious topics like true crime, spirituality, or the paranormal with a side of ridiculousness. Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/LittlePodcastofHorrors Buy Me a Coffee: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/littlepodcastofhorrors Bearbridge and Otso Salon: Code: Littlepodcast https://www.bearbridgeacademy.com/ https://www.otsosalon.com/ Send us your stories: https://www.littlepodcastofhorrors.com/ Support this podcast: https://...

We’re the Walmart of podcasts, not your first choice, but we got a little bit of everything. There’s movies, sports and hip-hop, of course the hope is that you come for one thing, but leave with a lot more!

Women from history who's lives are worth commemorating in film but they haven't been.

Hi this is from Team Little Talks Plus we're here to entertain people!

Welcome to Interns diary, if you ever wanted to know the experiences of an intern working in a field. We present to you the experiences of different interns with different experiences who have worked with LUF, sharing what they did, what they learned, and all the moments which they want to cherish forever.

This is dedicated to those of us who don’t have it all together. The desire is to eliminate the world’s knucklehead population, one knucklehead at a time.

Hey guys! Welcome to the Little things. I am sure, you will fall in love with this podcast. This podcast contain all type of silly talks and truck loads lo memories to recollect. Glad you are here . Do listen and fall in love with little things. Happy listening!

The festival was intended as a getaway from UCLA for Gary, his girlfriend, Joan, and their friends. But soon after they arrive, Joan vanishes. Calls to her parents’ home yield only dead air. Her school records are gone. And there’s no evidence that Joan, or even her roommate, ever existed. Most disturbing of all is what they do find. Among Joan’s belongings is a prayer written on a small scroll. It’s a safeguard — and a warning — from something called The Outsiders. For Gary and his friends, it’s the only clue.

With an Introduction by Shirley Jackson Award-winner Gemma Files, this outstanding anthology of all things monstrous includes spine-chilling stories from Bentley Little, Simon Clark, Elizabeth Massie, Tim Waggoner, Sumiko Saulson, plus some of the best emerging horror writers working today.

Muslims who come to Christ face momentous spiritual, psychological and social obstacles that drive many to abandon their faith. Often conversion and discipleship are framed by individualistic Western models that do not acknowledge the communal cultural forces that constrain and shape new believers. Effective discipleship requires a more relational, holistic process of Christian identity development and spiritual formation in community.

Springerville is famous for the legend of the Mongolian Monster. Of course nobody really believes it. It’s just a good campfire story, something to attract gullible tourists ­until an excavation team unearths the figurine of a screaming woman, the jawbone of a deformed animal, and a child’s toy. How odd that they were buried together. Odd, too, is the foul odor lingering in the air, the strange noises at night, and the man’s face found hanging from a tree. Now the locals are locking their doors. Because after sundown, campfire stories can seem very, very real.

In The Examined Run, philosopher and ultramarathon runner Sabrina B. Little asks whether running can be a laboratory for developing our character. She looks at the key ideas in virtue ethics-virtue, vice, exemplarism, moral emotions, and competition-and brings them into conversation with her experience in training and racing.

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Weekly show about live theatre and those who make it in and near the historic 1936 Albuquerque Little Theatre, hosted by A.L.T. Executive Director Rob Armstrong Martín

Dr. Cox has gone too far with his medical experiment. He can't reverse the extreme transformation and now his special hucow is ripe and fertile too. With punishments, training devices and much more, what else has the Dominant Doctor got in store for eighteen-year-old Annabelle?

Robbie had been devastated when his old Daddy dom left him, but he knew he’d been right. He wasn’t quite the right sort of Daddy that Robbie needed. Robbie needed one who let Robbie make his Little side front and center. Too bad all of those seemed taken. At least, that’s what he thought until one fateful day, Mama Lorraine reached out and took him to the Agency.

Spot doesn't believe in coincidences, not at all. So when Ishii's has to shut down for six weeks to remodel after a fire, and a new Italian restaurant opens in the plaza, he smells something rotten, and it's not out-of-date sushi. The fire inspector claims it was an accident due to an employee's careless cigarette, and with both Ishii and Master Callan accepting that, Spot can't get anyone to look deeper. There's nothing for it. He will have to learn how to look for clues like a pro and sniff out the real culprit for himself.

Parenting is a must-win game. That's true for all of us, including some of the most accomplished coaches and leaders in athletics across the country. Presented by Black Raven and Little U Productions, Championship Parenting is a weekly master class on parenting and leadership from some of the top coaches, administrators and executives across the landscape of American sports — each of whom have children of their own, and a wealth of relatable stories and insight to share.

It’s been three months since my brother’s car accident, and I’ve chosen to ignore the world around me. It’s easier than being reminded that he’s gone. For the most part, everyone leaves me alone, but there’s one person that can’t seem to take a hint—Caleb—my next door neighbor. I do my best to avoid him and his vain attempts at cheering me up, but he refuses to accept my new life goal of becoming a recluse.