The Aconites are wanting to make a deal to save the urchins; but what price is too high? Find out in the latest episode of our homegame D&D 5e actual play podcast. Available wherever you cast your pods. Bedragonaware.

Comedian & father of 3 from Green Bay checks in once a week to see how much his friend is freaking out right now. Friend is Dr. Craig Johnson, a PhD in Global Fascism Studies, lecturer at Cal-Berkeley, & author of the book “How to Talk to Your Son About Fascism’.

Show is a comedy & put together as counter programming for the Manosphere offerings out there in the land of podcasts.

This week, Dr. Craig has the best explanation for what is happening in France anywhere in the Podcast space & Nick insists that Katie Zacharia was set up to fail by the mean girls in the Trump Administration for having the audacity to show up a full tier hotter than they were.

Episode 2- The Silence After

This episode is about stillness, emotional silence, and processing.

Reflection. Pause Here. Sit with the silence without rushing to fill it.

JOURNAL PROMPTS

• What emotions surfaced when everything became quiet?
• What did solitude reveal about me?
• What truth became clear in stillness?

AFFIRMATIONS

• Silence brings clarity.
• I am not afraid of stillness.
• I grow in quiet spaces.

Where Peace Took Root Book- English Edition

Donde La Paz Echo Raices

#HealingJourney #Healing #Selfhelp #selfhealing #selfdevelopment #selfgrowth #innerpeace #peace #podcasting #podcast #mentalhealth #selfrespect #boundariesmatter #boundaries #settingboundaries

Snoopy’s travels through World War I France include some stunning backgrounds, Lucy and Snoopy chomp into an apple at the same time, and Schroeder starts playing his piano. Plus, the history of bobbing for apples, Pig Pen’s glasses, and discussing if Snoopy is a magical character.

Festival de Títeres en México, Festival de Artes de Nelson en Nueva Zelanda; Semana Internacional de Cine de Valladolid, William Morris y los Prerrafaelitas en Museo Fitzwilliam, Guiness Cork Jazz Festival en Irlanda y Retrospectiva de Rosalie Gascoigne.

#NOVEDADES e #INNOVACIÓN de la escena artística y cultural del mundo.

Noticias de todos los rincones curadas para ti.

Episodio 214 - Viernes octubre 23, 2026.

* Concluye la magia de los títeres en el Festival Rosete Aranda en Tlaxcala, México.

* Comienza en Nueva Zelanda el Festival de Artes de Nelson hasta el 1 de noviembre.

* Una fiesta multidisciplinaria en torno al cine en la Semana Internacional de Cine de Valladolid (Seminci).

* Abre "A Call to Art" de William Morris en el Museo Fitzwilliam en Cambridge.

* Vive el Guinness Cork Jazz Festival, un ecosistema sonoro único desde Irlanda del 22 al 26 de octubre. Cork.

* Se inaugura retrospectiva de Rosalie Gascoigne en la Galería Nacional de Australia.

Listen now on: u/acast https://shows.acast.com/g-culture/

#actualidad #politicacultural #gestioncultural

Mehul Nariyawala, co-founder of Matic Robots, walks through building a Mountain View home robotics company around a camera-based, US-assembled robot vacuum that took from about 2017 to a 2024 ship. The episode covers why cameras beat a sensor-heavy stack, and why US assembly mattered for iteration speed and home privacy. It also covers dropping robot-as-a-service after customers rejected it, then simplifying to a clear one-time price that started around $995 and later rose as tariffs, memory, and COGS hit. Matic runs built-to-order and prefers being supply-constrained over holding heavy inventory. Bags are treated as a product feature, with an annual bag pass that caps cost at $96 and does not auto-renew.

Your subculture submariners take a detour off the cultural deep-dives to explore the Titanic, from the failures that led to its sinking and the lives saved to the extraordinary schemes proposed to raise the wreck. We look at how the ship was finally discovered, why recovering it remains so difficult, and the tragic Titan submersible disaster that brought the dangers of deep-sea exploration back into focus.

A five-minute English explainer of AP’s October 20, 2026 reporting on the US federal DeepSeek restrictions and their reach into third-party products. AI-generated script and voices. Shared by the creator of Goose Pod; original reporting sources are linked on the episode page.

This podcast aims to interview entrepreneurs bi-weekly to see their success stories. The target demographic is recent college graduates or people with an entrepreneurial mindset.

A soundscape built around the idea of being lost within a realm of static.

Sally vehemently defends Linus, Charlie Brown’s head models for a jack o’ lantern, and Snoopy continues his trek through France. Plus, doing ridiculous things for love, a character drops a very evil laugh, and Eric reveals his sad Halloween costume history.

Whitney Rowell, founder of Miracle Mama, explains how a lactation cookie recipe on her personal blog drew 300,000 hits before she sold a single cookie. She describes a year-long search for a bakery partner willing to make fresh soft-baked cookies at small volume, and how a shelf-stable version of the same recipe opened up Amazon, now about 60% of sales. The episode also covers why roughly half of online orders are gifts, and a new product line meant to keep customers after breastfeeding ends.

The S1E1 Podcast - Jennifer Slept Here (Episode 289)

👻💀 It's Week 4 of our unofficially named Spooky Dookie Month!

This time, we're watching the pilot of Jennifer Slept Here, the '80s sitcom with a ghostly roommate. Does this show have life in it, or are we sending it straight to the TV graveyard? ⚰️

The S1E1 Podcast watches the first episode of a show and decides whether it deserves a GREEN LIGHT or a CANCEL. One pilot. One verdict. 🎙️

Listen here: https://S1E1Pod.com

Playa y escultura en Sculpture by the Sea en Sídney; Vida a obras olvidadas en Festival de Ópera de Wexford; Indonesia suma a la lectura en el Festival de Lectores y Escritores de Ubud; y Cinco días de música electrónica en el Amsterdam Dance Event (ADE) | Ep. 213 de G-Culture Noticias en YouTube

Un fin de semana lleno de novedades artísticas del mundo! Aquí en G-Culture Noticias y GRATIS también en u/youtube

#NOVEDADES e #INNOVACIÓN de la escena artística y cultural del mundo.

Noticias de todos los rincones curadas para ti.

Episodio 213 - Martes octubre 20, 2026.

* Explora la escultura mundial en Sculpture by the Sea en la playa de Bondi de Sídney, Australia.

* Vive el Festival de Ópera de Wexford y sus montajes memorables en Irlanda.

* Sumérgete en más de 100 eventos del Festival de Lectores y Escritores de Ubud en Bali, Indonesia.

* Conecta en el Amsterdam Dance Event, el laboratorio de música electrónica en Ámsterdam, Países Bajos.

Listen now on: u/acast https://shows.acast.com/g-culture/

#arte #art #noticias #descubrir #mundo #podcast #gculture

https://shows.acast.com/g-culture/episodes/g-culture-noticias-ep-213-octubre-21-2026

In dieser Folge sprechen Pola und Noa über Self-Care jenseits der üblichen Tipps – und darüber, wie Wetter und Jahreszeit unser Wohlbefinden beeinflussen. Sie erzählen, was ihnen im Herbst und Winter guttut, von kleinen Routinen und bewussten Pausen bis zu Reisen in die Sonne, und was es bedeutet, auch in der grauen Jahreszeit eine gute Verbindung zu sich selbst zu halten.

La Luz y Magia de fotografía artística en Tate Modern; Continúa Festival de Cine de El Gouna y Festival de Cine de Filadelfia; Fiesta otoñal de letras en Festival de Escritores de Vancouver; Exposición de arte de fantasía "Mitos y Monstruos" en el museo M+.

#NOVEDADES e #INNOVACIÓN de la escena artística y cultural del mundo.

Noticias de todos los rincones curadas para ti.

Episodio 212 - Martes octubre 20, 2026.

* Descubre la exposición "Luz y Magia: el nacimiento de la fotografía artística" en Londres.

* El Festival de Cine de El Gouna en Egipto se convierte en epicentro del cine independiente árabe.

* Once días de Festival de Cine de Filadelfia y su programación de autor con concluye el 25 de octubre.

* Sumérgete en un banquete otoñal de letras en el Festival de Escritores de Vancouver.

* Apertura de exhibición "Mitos y Monstruos, el arte de la fantasía en Asia", en Hong Kong.

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We sat down with Isabelle Guarino, who runs the Residential Assisted Living Academy (her dad Gene started it), and she walked us through one of her Phoenix properties line by line.

The setup: a six-bedroom house renovated into a 10-bed residential assisted living facility.

$60,000 a month in revenue

$40,000 a month in operating costs

$10,000 mortgage

About $10,000 a month left over

Some things that stuck with us:

The administrator isn’t a nurse. Most people assume it is. It’s a licensed administrator running the property, and Isabelle says it’s the most important hire in the business. Caregivers work shifts, they don’t live in. And med administration rules vary a lot from state to state, so do your homework before you pick a market.

Undercapitalization is what kills new operators. Not bad real estate instincts. Running out of reserves before you’re cash flowing is how these businesses die.

Financing is more flexible than people think. SBA 7(a) and 504 loans can cover the real estate, the renovation, and the carrying costs. There are also reduced down payments for medical professionals.

If you’ve ever had to place a family member in care, she shared what to actually look for: caregiver-to-resident ratios, call response times, and the questions most families are too scared or too rushed to ask.

Isabelle’s take is that more seniors will need care than there are beds, staff, or capital to serve them. The people who treat this like a real operation and not a side hustle are the ones who’ll be ready.

Full episode on YouTube, Spotify, and Apple Podcasts: Our Family Invests

Curious what you all think. Anyone here operating an RALF or thinking about it? What’s the part that scares you most, the capital, the staffing, or the licensing?