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Drag Race Psychology is a podcast where we thrust ourselves deep into each season of Drag Race and review it through the lens of sport psychology. We seek to untuck the psychological processes in the art of drag, the pressures of performance and competition, what it takes to be “America’s Next Drag Superstar”, dive into our charisma, uniqueness, nerve, and talent to find success on the stage, on the pitch, and in life.

The "Young Boy Named David" series is designed to help young ones deal with difficult situations that are hard to talk about. In Book 23, David goes to a new school and gets put into a special class designed to help him do better in class. Not only does he meet a teacher from his past, but David also makes a new best friend.

Can the people of God still hope for an imminent Second Coming of Jesus? Dan and David Smith are cheerful, hope-filled Adventist men with Venden DNA coursing through their souls! Together they posit a larger question: Who cares? When life is decently abundant down here, when a golden retirement looms and vaccines have chased the germs away, do we still urgently want Jesus Christ to come and take us to a faraway destination known mostly for harps and 24/7 prayer meetings?

A mix of Northern Soul and 6T's Soul, Ska, Rocksteady and early (Skinhead) Reggae. Episodes are mostly my weekly show on Phoenix FM. --For Promotional Use Only--

Join Festival Director Dave as Cosmia Festival talks about science fiction, fantasy and speculative fiction books in depth.Watch instead on Youtube, follow Cosmia Festival on Twitter and Instagram. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

David Smith successfully worked for 17 years at the Brazoria County Criminal District Attorney’s Office, gaining valuable experience as a felony prosecutor and Chief of the Misdemeanor Division. David prosecuted cases such as murder, intoxication manslaughter, aggravated robbery, aggravated sexual assault, theft, assault, & DWI. David discusses criminal law, practical application of zealous criminal defense.

The future is fantastic and scary as hell. Revolutions move like freight trains. Learning curves feel like Everest. The only way up is flying straight into the teeth of it. The ones fit for a brave new world are different at their core. Curiosity in your bones to awake the incurious, power under pressure only humility holds, symptoms only veracity—the truth-telling, truth-hunting, truth-loving ones—cure, equality in your bloodstream that supersedes status. It’s the science of human gravity. Here’s our ten-year-study, 8,000-survey, 250-interview how. The deepest power in ...

In The Texas Spirit David M. Smith has written a series of spirited and insightful essays about the chemical industry, events and personalities in his life, and his views on trends in the national economy and other aspects of American life that concern him.

From the back cover of the 1953 edition: Take a brutally beaten body, a lonely spot on Montreal’s famous mountain, and a buxum brunette whose embrace brings treachery. Add a large dose of vicious gang warfare and a slice of underworld life. Mix these ingredients well and you have a large helping of spicy, fast-paced adventure.

The Young Boy Named David series is designed to help young people deal with difficult situations that are hard to talk about and adults reconnect to their disconnected childhood, helping heal broken pasts. In Book 1, you'll be introduced to David, his family, and what his home situation was like.

Bullfrogs and Lizards is about the adventures of Lucy and Larry Lizard, and Betty and Bill Bullfrog and their friends. They live in a former gold mining town in north western Victoria, Australia in the early 20th century. Their world is a simple but amazing place, full of horses, greasy piglets, carts, thieving magpies, fire and flood. Come along and join us exploring the world of Bullfrogs and Lizards. The new season of Bullfrogs and Lizards, coming soon in 2024, will be set in the suburban 1980's. Stay tuned!

The news reporter uncut, bringing you funny interviews, and things that goes on in real life, with stories taht is true, and life lessons! you never know what to expect on this podcast so kick your feet up and listen too something worth your time!

Take a seat at the tavern and listen as three guys discuss conspiracies, controversies, mysteries, and more.

The Young Boy Named David series is designed to help young people deal with difficult situations that are hard to talk about and adults reconnect to their disconnected childhood, helping heal broken pasts. In Book 22, the very real and pressing issue of guns enters David's life. He learns a lesson about this that will definitely help our young ones growing up in this crazy world.

Your stories told back to you with our twist. Dunfield, MN is a fictional small town in northern Minnesota: Dunfield has a rich history steeped in tradition and rooted in the mining and recreational tourism industries. Patti's Diner and Garage is definitely the center of life, yes you read that correctly, its a small town, sheesh!

Johnny Has the Keys is a Horror and Science Fiction podcast, deciphering inspirations, influences, and parallels within the genre. It is the indulgence of life-long friends, David Horton and Tim Smith, and it presented via the magic of podcasting with their enthusiastic –albeit sometimes, sarcastic and profane—commentary. If you’re seeking geeked-out wisdom for all things creepy and spacey, then you have stumbled upon the right show. Uncles Tim and David are prepared to escort you through the long corridors of ghastly themes and speculative similarities. Whether you seek enlightenment, ...

The Young Boy Named David series is designed to help young people deal with difficult situations that are hard to talk about and adults reconnect to their disconnected childhoods, helping heal broken pasts. This is the narration of all 21 books in the series, from start to finish.

The Podcast dives into: Tech, AI, Business, Education & Current Affairs

Most of us who are Christians have an unstated pride in our resumé: it’s actually not bad! We’ve worshiped the Lord for decades and done a lot of good in the world. Okay, sure, we’re thankful for Calvary. But it’s not difficult to imagine hearty applause as we approach the front door of heaven. “You did good! Come right in!”Jesus went to a party where the church’s head elder felt exactly like that. And our Savior told him a quiet story about two men who needed forgiveness.

Actor Corey Parker Robinson (The Wire) and Dave Smith, a mildly successful screenwriter, discuss top movies that SHOULD have been great, but somehow died at the box office.