Showing results for title "Say You" in Biographies & Memoirs

When I first learned that I was pregnant, I thought this was going to be the most blessed, beautiful, rose-petals-at-my-feet-and-bluebirds-lighting-upon-my-forearm time of my life.Then I went for my first prenatal visit. Which starts with a weigh-in.

Cesar Espino’s passion for motivation and his drive to succeed go back to his roots. Born in Mexico City into a society of poverty and very little hope, it took years for him to recognize that a larger purpose had been set in front of him, one that he would chase for the rest of his life. As a child, Cesar was giving and caring, saving the few pesos he was given (and oftentimes with no money whatsoever for weeks) only to give them to others for enjoyment. As an immigrant to the US, there were many challenges to overcome, including acclimating to his new world, adjusting to a culture ...

It is isolating, painful, and confusing. Loneliness and longing are your reality. You’re consumed with guilt, self-deprecating inner dialogue, and the fear of doing even the most minor thing wrong. You spend a lot of time alone…even when you’re not. You watch a lot of TV. This is all your fault. Obviously, you are living this way because of something you did to warrant it. If they beat you, you deserved it. If they punish you, you asked for it. You never want to go home, but you don’t have a choice because you’ve never had a choice.

Smoke Screen is an investigative documentary series on people with complex motives and morals. Follow characters on the fringes of society — con artists, cult leaders, corrupt politicians — as they seduce their marks and bend communities to their will. Join us as we unravel their stories and bring justice to the people they’ve deceived. In season six, Smoke Screen: Just Say You're Sorry, we examine Texas Ranger James Holland. Holland is celebrated as the "serial killer whisperer," solving dozens of murders through his legendary interrogation skills. But how far does he go to get ...

A razor-sharp memoir in which a young woman travels to Cambodia, Stockholm, and Paris to overcome the legacy of her difficult and charismatic father. When Victoria Loustalot was eight years old her father swept her up in a fantasy: A trip around the world. It was a grandiose plan and she had fallen for it. But it had never been so much as a possibility. Victoria’s father was sick. He was HIV positive and soon to fall prey to AIDS. Three years later he would be gone.

In Sometimes You Have to Cross When It Says 'Don't Walk,' Lesley Visser shares her historic journey through the world of sports broadcasting with innate wisdom and good humor. For sports fans who grew up with Lesley, her memoir reads like a walk down memory lane, full of behind-the-camera, VIP-access stories involving John Madden, Jerry Jones, Bill Belichick, Joe Torre, and many more famous sports figures. But even those hearing her story for the first time, no matter what their background, will be inspired to chase their dreams, blaze new trails, and pursue the life they want.

A suspect sits across the table from a detective. Tension and accusations hang in the air. It’s a familiar scene. An investigator hunting for the truth. Determined to solve the crime. Maybe even get a confession. But getting to the truth can take years of training and practice. What do these seasoned investigators know that we don’t know? What are the tactics they use to get someone talking?From the team behind Bardstown and The Officer’s Wife, Anything You Say goes inside those rooms and digs into the art of the interrogation.Anything You Say launches September 16 and is hosted by ...

Friends fall out of touch, we run out of time, or sometimes our courage simply fails us - and thank-yous, regrets, feelings, and secrets are left unshared. In 2009, Jackie Hooper came up with a way to help people recapture a moment that had once passed them by. She began asking them to write letters that answered one question: If you had another chance, what would you do differently? Based on the popular blog of the same name, this captivating collection of letters presents the stories of ordinary people.

Here, in Danny Clifford's Who Do You Say I Am?, we encounter The Luckiest Journalist in the History of the World. His assignment is to interview none other than the Son of God himself - Jesus Christ. Clifford's engaging style draws the listener in, and the book becomes a sort of "Let me explain what went on behind the scenes and set the record straight" opportunity for Jesus to clarify - in plain, everyday language - some of the deepest, most enduring mysteries of all time: His own life and mission.

Thanks Dad gives fathers the pat on the back they deserve. Children of all ages share their heartfelt words of thanks and loving memories in these stories. Thanks Dad will bring any father joy, inspiration, and humor, and maybe even the realization that his kids did pay attention after all.

The Thank You For Saying NO Podcast is about finding a way to be thankful when we’ve been told “no.” The word “no” is supposed to be reflective of all of life’s unexpected turns. Whether it’s rejection from a job, a relationship ending, having to pick up your life and make a move you didn’t want to, losing someone close to you, any sort of life altering event that you did not expect. The conversations on this podcast will inspire you that when you’re told no or when things don’t go according to plan, it will still work out, potentially even better than you could have ever ...

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What are you saying when you are talking to your Gd? We will journey to learn what the prayer means, what the inner meaning of what we are praising and asking for. Prayer is a spiritual bridge between man and Gd. It is a great instrument of human generation and salvation. Rooted in faith (Ps. 121) and moral integrity (Ps. 15), it banishes fear (Ps. 23) and asks, in its noblest formulations, only the blessing of divine favor (Num. 6:24–26). Clothed in language of simple but matchless beauty, it is imbued with love and a sense of sweet connection and relationship with Gd.

Welcome to You Get What I'm Saying, your invitation to explore life through the lens of the girlfriend in your earbuds. Doing her best to live up to impossible standards in a material world, host Angie Griffith authentically and imperfectly shares her truth about what it looks like to be: figuring out life and business after stepping away from a decade+ career in the Music Industry, dating in Nashville in her 30s, letting go of the pressure to “manifest” her dreams, surrendering herself to God’s plan for her life– and the BTS of everything in between. When Angie talks to her IRL ...

A simple response of "thank you" seems inadequate when you are on the receiving end of an act of kindness. My wife, Elsie, disabled from a fall at the age of 75, received such attention as she approached a door or was in need of help in some manner. We often asked what more could be said to make the thank you more meaningful. After her death in 2015, I put some of our thoughts together and present them in this audiobook. It offers ideas and anecdotes on ways to go beyond the ordinary response.

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There are many reasons to think I'm a complete "bitch", but I decided to show you exactly just how many by creating a podcast about it. In this podcast, I'll open up about my experiences as a woman and all the nitty gritty that comes in the way of "being a bitch". Grab your wine, get your snacks, and let's get real! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

On this show I will be anonymously speaking on any and every topic, obscure or not. I wanted to create a conversation where we can talk about a topic with out the factor of who’s talking. So come join us in discovering new topics and fun conversations. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

We’re two new, first time moms trying to figure it all out! We each have a daughter and they were born 8 days apart so they are built in besties for life. We love coffee, good food, trips to Target, our babes, and our husbands - we’ll let you guess in which order. Join us as we dive deep into fun, relatable, and taboo conversations - nothing is off limits.

What’s the nastiest word you’ve ever been called? Each episode of You Can’t Say That?! features an anonymous guest sharing a jaw-dropping story about a word they have some Big Feelings about. We’ll dig deep into the origins of these loaded terms with esteemed linguists and historians, then go beyond the academia with insight from a captivating lineup of professionals, from competitive weightlifters to gynecologists. Hear why some R-rated words feel empowering, while some G-rated words can pack a lasting punch. Brace yourself for an eye-opening investigation of the words and topics that...