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L'Impératrice Eugénie - Raphaël DargentLe portrait flamboyant d'une impératrice déchue Fille d’un officier espagnol rallié au Premier Empire, élevée au rang d’impératrice des Français par son mariage avec Napoléon III, Eugénie de Guzman eut une vie étonnante, fastueuse et tragique. Avec Stendhal pour ami, Mérimée pour confident, la reine Victoria pour conseillère, elle fut à la fois une égérie et une régente jalouse de son rôle politique. Sa vie bascula avec la chute du Second Empire, la disparition prématurée des siens et un exil d’un demi-siècle....Raphaël ...

What if the real reason you feel tired, achy joints, and out of balance isn’t just aging—but the daily habits you’ve been told are “normal”? Hidden sugars, processed foods, and constant stress quietly fuel inflammation, draining your energy and affecting everything from focus to long-term health. But your body was designed to heal—when given the right support. This book reveals a practical, step-by-step approach to reducing inflammation through simple, sustainable changes. From identifying hidden sugars to building habits that restore balance, you’ll learn how small, ...

Sujet sensible cette semaine.Je reçois sur mon balado Natacha Jean, conseillère aux services aux survivants d'un cancer pédiatrique de l’organisme Leucan.Nous abordons la réalité des familles touchées par un cancer pédiatrique.Quels sont leurs défis quotidiens, ainsi que l’importance du soutien de leur entourage.J’en profite pour vous partager le lien pour donner à cette cause et ainsi faire une différence pour ces famille : https://www.leucan.qc.ca/fr/donner/--- Tu peux écouter l’épisode complet aussi sur mon compte youtube @cynthiagirardpsymed :https://youtu.be/...

Episode 62 - What if General Conference is Difficult? (with thegeneralconferenceproject) **content warning - brief mentions of loss of a child, military-related PTSD, and general statements about faith transitions, anxiety/depression and the hurt that people may feel because of the messages they hear from church leaders** Episode hosts Allison Dayton and Darice Auston are joined by Lynell and Kendall Rogers, the mother-daughter duo behind the @thegeneralconferenceproject Instagram account, which has been providing inclusive real-time updates about General Conference on social media during ...

In this thoughtful and refreshingly honest conversation, Tara Clark sits down with Katie Mulvaney to unpack the layered realities of weight loss, health, and motherhood. Together, they move beyond the oversimplified “eat less, move more” narrative and explore how mindset, identity, and daily habits truly shape long-term wellness. Katie shares insights from her book The Missing Links to Weight Loss, reframing the idea that the “missing link” isn’t another diet or program, but often a deeper understanding of ourselves. From navigating busy mom schedules to redefining what health looks ...

This weeks episode is with Nickie Hursthouse, the founder and creative force behind My Clay Table, a ceramics studio grounded in the belief that the best memories are made around the table. My Clay Table ceramics are made to be used, to hold food, to share drinks and to gather people together. Nickie is a mum, small business owner and worked as a dietitian for 13 years. Nickie’s journey with clay began from her own need to pause. Following years of anxiety and burnout she found solace in the most unexpected place: a lump of clay. Working with clay taught her patience, resilience, and how to ...

Send us Fan MailSleep struggles are one of the most common challenges new parents face—but with so much conflicting advice, how do you know what approach is right for your baby and your family?In this episode of Ask the Doulas, we’re joined by sleep consultant Mariana Yancik of Gold Coast Doulas to break down the differences between gentle sleep training methods and the often-debated “cry it out” approach. Mariana shares expert insight on what these methods actually look like in real life, how they impact your baby’s development, and how to choose a strategy that aligns with your ...

ResourcesGet your FREE copy of Blended Family Finances (limited offer) by Brian K. PetersonTo connect with Brian, CLICK HERE (Endurance Financial Group / Blended Family Financial)Episode 233.Suggest a Topic or Ask a Question Would you like us to discuss something specific or answer your question on the show? Let us know!We've made it easy. Just click here: https://www.blendedfamilybreakthrough.com/shareReady for some extra support?We all need some extra support along the blending journey — we're here to help. You can connect with us for a free coaching call to see how we might help...

Motherhood isn't supposed to feel lonely. In this episode of The Sparkle Project, Emily sits down with Dana James, nurse, mom of two, and the voice behind Mother Mentality. Dana describes herself as a “mom’s mom” and her mission is simple but powerful: create spaces where mothers feel seen, supported, and validated instead of judged.Together they explore the healing power of hearing another mom say “me too,” and why community matters so much in modern motherhood. Dana shares her personal postpartum experiences, the realities of navigating mental health as a mother, and how those ...

Send us Fan MailWhat would you do if a simple DNA test revealed that the man you believed was your father wasn’t your biological parent?In this episode of Family Twist, Corey and Kendall sit down with Laura Olmsted, founder of DNAngels, to talk about the moment a family history project turned into a life-changing DNA discovery. What began as a curiosity-driven test while building a genealogy scrapbook for her grandchildren quickly unraveled everything Laura thought she knew about her identity.Laura shares the emotional journey of uncovering the truth about her biological father, confronting ...

In this deeply moving and faith-filled episode of Beautiful Chaos with Natasha, I sit down with Kimberly Haar to talk about her powerful testimony, healing journey, and unwavering trust in God through life’s darkest seasons.Kimberly opens up about her story of pain, restoration, and redemption and how the Holy Spirit and her personal relationship with the Lord carried her through moments she never thought she would survive.We also talk about her book, Healing from Life’s Deepest Hurts, and the heart behind its message: that true healing is possible, even after unimaginable loss and ...

In this solo episode of Confident Sober Women, Shelby John returns after a period of personal and professional growth to share what’s evolving in her life, her work, and the direction of the podcast.Shelby opens up about a season of transition—navigating motherhood, major life changes, and expanding her therapy practice—while reflecting on how these experiences deepen her understanding of healing. She shares why sobriety, while powerful, is only the starting point for many women.This episode explores what it really means to move beyond just removing alcohol and begin addressing the ...

The man you are today is already making an impact. You do not need a new title, a new goal, or a major life change to affect the people around you. The question is whether your presence is building people up, weighing them down, or leaving them cold. Today we make the case that self-improvement is not the destination. It is the training ground for showing up with more strength, clarity, and usefulness in the lives that matter most.Highlights:Why self-improvement is training, not the missionThe story of Tommy’s uncle and the lasting impact he had on studentsHow overwork and exhaustion change ...

Voorlezen is belangrijk, maar het is lastig om als christen je kinderen de goede boeken aan te reiken. Nu zijn we voor school begonnen een mooie verantwoorde bibliotheek aan te leggen, dus hierbij een paar titels die volgens mij leuk zijn om je kinderen te geven of te laten lenen uit de bieb. En die natuurlijk passen bij de christelijke identiteit. WAAROM LEZEN MET KINDEREN Lezen is goed voor de ontwikkeling van je taalvaardigheid, concentratie en kennis. Het verbetert ook het empathisch vermogen, draagt bij aan je sociale en mentale welzijn, helpt stress te verminderen en kan zelfs leiden ...

La peau des tout-petits est particulièrement fine et perméable. Au moment du change, les produits utilisés et le choix des couches peuvent donc avoir un impact sur leur exposition aux substances chimiques.👶🧴Dans cet épisode de Petits Pas Verts, nous faisons le point sur la composition des couches, les labels à connaître et les alternatives possibles, comme les couches lavables. Nous abordons également les bonnes pratiques pour un change respectueux de la peau des bébés, en privilégiant des gestes simples et rassurants.Avec Anne-Sophie Moussa, docteure en pharmacie et experte en...

Missed the premiere? The Blueprint is waiting. 🎧 If you didn't catch yesterday's episode, you missed a foundational shift in how we view the role of a wife. We’re moving past the "doormat" myths and diving into the Ezer calling—the strong rescue every marriage needs. Catch the highlights in this trailer and then dive into the full 30-minute-deep dive. 🔥 Listen now: 👇 MarriageByDesignPodcast.com Want to respond? Holler at us at any of the social spots below! Facebook / Instagram / Twitter / YouTube Want to support us financially? Click below!

Do you actually need to introduce 100 foods before your baby turns one… or is this just another overwhelming parenting trend?If you’ve spent any time on social media as a parent, you’ve probably heard about the “100 foods before one” trend. But is it really necessary for your baby’s development or just adding pressure to an already overwhelming season?In this episode, Kathy breaks down where the concept came from, what it gets right, and where it can actually lead parents astray. She shares her own experience using the list, why it can be helpful for some families (but not all), ...

Have you ever walked into an IEP meeting and felt like the room was stacked against you?In this episode of The Collaborative IEP Podcast, I talk about something many parents and advocates experience but don’t always know how to name: the stress and intimidation that can happen when schools bring large teams of staff into special education meetings.Sometimes there are legitimate reasons for having multiple professionals at the table. But other times, the number of people in the room can feel overwhelming and create a power imbalance for parents.In this episode, I share a personal reflection ...

David and Sissy explore how modern parenting has shifted toward anxiety, over-helping, and outsourcing wisdom to experts—often at the cost of building real capability in kids. They encourage parents to move from relief-driven reactions to resilience-building practices by combining empathy with clear boundaries, trusting their instincts, and giving kids space to struggle and grow. Ultimately, capable parenting focuses less on keeping kids happy and more on helping them become strong, steady, and able to handle life. Resources mentioned: Capable by David Thomas and Sissy Goff I Am Capable by...

In this episode, we’re talking about how to keep praying for your prodigal or estranged adult child when you feel like you’ve run out of words. If you want to feel more confident in your prayer life and to stop wondering what to say, this conversation will guide you, equip you to pray with purpose, and strengthen your faith as you trust in God with your child. These simple yet important prayer topics will help you stay grounded in scriptures-based truth while navigating the uncertainty of having a strained relationship with your adult children. This conversation will give you the clarity ...