In this episode, we sit down with Laurel Roach—a powerhouse entrepreneur and multi-unit gym owner making waves in the health and wellness space. Laurel shares how she helps people over 40 build strength, confidence, and sustainable habits that support long-term health, all while leading with heart, strategy, and purpose.We dive into what it takes to grow a values-driven business, the power of community, and how she balances leadership, marketing, and meaningful impact. Whether you're an entrepreneur, fitness lover, or just someone looking to live with more intention, this conversation will leave you inspired and energized.🎧 Tune in to hear how Laurel turns vision into action—and why leading with purpose changes everything.#Entrepreneurship #WellnessLeadership #Over40Fitness #WomenInBusiness #CommunityDriven #PodcastInterview #LikeLovePod #HealthAndHabits #LaurelRoach #FitnessEntrepreneurLike Love Stories — where authentic connections meet unforgettable stories. Follow us for insightful conversations, fun dating anecdotes, and expert advice on building meaningful relationships. Don’t miss an episode! Subscribe now on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or your favorite podcast platform.Stay connected: LikeLove.com | @likelove_azHosted by Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy for more information.

Do you believe that God has "better" for your marriage? Do you want to join God in discovering all he has for you? In Episode 32, we heard from Ron and Amanda Falk about how God has invited them on the journey to discovering the freedom and sanctification he has for them in their marriage. It hasn't always been easy or smooth but it has been good. On today's Thursday Thought, we follow up with some reflections on what sanctification might and might not be in marriage and we pray for the humility and grace we need to be open to what God wants to do in our marriages. Grab your Bible, journal and your favourite drink and join us as we seek God's heart for our marriage! Next steps If you'd like prayer or support for your marriage, or even find a marriage mentor, we'd love to connect with you: info@livingmarriages.com Please consider supporting this non-profit ministry through prayer and charitable donations. You can find out more at our website: http://livingmarriages.com  

We have a pope!Want to hear poems between podcast hosts? Want to listen as Janot discover she's an excellent liar? Want to eavesdrop as Jimi brings up a lot of podcast topics that never get talked about.This is the episode for you.Drud's not here. This is getting tiring.

First, The plaintiff is a music artist who was hired to perform at the defendant’s party. She says she learned when she got there that it was a “swingers” party, and everyone was naked except for a COVID-19 mask. She says she was not paid for her performance, so she’s suing for breach of contract and emotional distress. The defendant argues the plaintiff walked off the stage after only two songs. Then, The plaintiff and her husband say the defendant was married to his son, but they’re separated. The defendant was arrested for assault and they loaned her money, but she hasn’t paid it back, so they’re suing. The defendant says the plaintiffs are good people, but their son was verbally abusive and he rarely sees his kids. Plus, The plaintiff says after her brother died, she found out he had a son in foster care. The defendant reached out to her claiming he is the man’s son, so she petitioned the court for a DNA test. The defendant says he was raised in foster care and group homes, but he believes he is the plaintiff’s nephew. Don’t forget to rate and subscribe so you never miss an episode.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Hi ladies!! This week Hallie is joined by Liv and Lauren in a trio of beauty... and they’re feeling drunk on friendship. The trio kick things off with a juicy listener submission: is she the asshole for not wanting her boyfriend to move with her? From there, it’s off to the races with restaurant bribes, adult sleepovers, and a dramatic line-by-line reading of the most insane text Hallie got from a man this week. The girls debate dating red flags (would you date a man who calls his mom “mommy” or used to do OnlyFans with ex?), relive awkward ex run-ins, and play an Extra Dirty round of “Who’s Most Likely.” Think: leaving your credit card at the bar, faking orgasms, and getting caught sexting during happy hour. See you next week cookies, with 2 special surprise guests in tow! ;) It's Extra Friendly! Follow @extradirty on socials to follow along with Hallie and if you love what you hear, leave a review and subscribe to keep the chaos coming.  

Cops What's the Creepiest Thing You've Found During a House Search?Police officers see the darkest corners of humanity — but some things even they can’t forget. In this chilling episode, we dive into true stories from law enforcement officers about the creepiest, most disturbing things they’ve ever found during house searches. From hidden rooms and bizarre shrines to unsettling dolls, cryptic messages, and scenes that defy explanation, these are the moments that made even hardened officers stop in their tracks. Some discoveries point to crimes. Others? They hint at something far more mysterious — and far more terrifying. These aren’t just stories about evidence… they’re about what lingers in the places people try to hide.Listener discretion is advised — this episode contains unsettling content and disturbing descriptions.creepy house searches, police discoveries, disturbing evidence, true crime, unsettling home finds, hidden rooms, law enforcement horror stories, bizarre discoveries, haunted homes, officers on duty, house of horrors, real cop stories, disturbing home searches, shocking evidence, true stories from police, creepy finds, police podcast, scary home searches, crime scene horror, unexplained discoveriesBecome a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/best-of-reddit-stories-2025-cheating-true-crime-aita-and-nsfw-stories--6476242/support.

This week, we dive deep into the explosive testimony from Cassie Ventura in the ongoing trial against Sean “Diddy” Combs. From disturbing allegations of abuse and coercion to emotional manipulation and fear—her story is shaking the industry and demanding accountability. We break it all down with raw honesty and context. Then we shift gears into a real conversation: 💭 How do men and women handle being rejected for sex by their partner? Is it about ego? Communication? Expectations? We get into the emotional and psychological layers of intimacy, rejection, and what it really means in modern relationships. 🎧 Unfiltered. Insightful. No fluff—just facts and real talk. Available now on YouTube, Spotify, Amazon Music, Apple Podcasts, and all streaming platforms. 👀 Watch the clips on TikTok, Instagram, and Facebook. #CassieVentura #DiddyTrial #PodcastEpisode #SexRejection #RelationshipTalk #MenVsWomen #UnfilteredConvo #RealTalkPodcast #Accountability #TraumaAndHealing #IntimacyDynamics

This week, I'm sharing the story of a man who went from cozy cuddles to total radio silence in 72 hours flat. One minute we’re having deep convos and sharing a bed—the next, I’m staring at my phone wondering if he joined the witness protection program. Spoiler: he didn’t. He just ghosted. So I did what any self-respecting woman with WiFi and self-worth would do: I blocked him. In this episode, we’re talking about why blocking isn’t petty, it’s powerful. Why silence after intimacy hits different. And why protecting your peace is always the right move. If you've ever questioned whether to block, mute, or just move on—this one’s for you.

In this episode, I’m opening up about a behavior I used for years that sabotaged my relationships: the silent treatment. I share how it became my go-to response in conflict, why it felt justified at the time, and the deeper emotional roots that kept me stuck in emotional childhood. Is there something that you may be weaponizing in your closest relationships? Or maybe bad behavior that you keep returning to, even if you don’t want to? In this episode, I walk you through the four steps that helped me shift into emotional adulthood – learning to walk away the right way, calm down, analyze my triggers, and verbalize my truth. If you’ve ever found yourself shutting down or stewing in silence, this one's for you.Find full show notes, episode resources, and more here.Connect with me on Instagram: @coachingwithteresia Life Lessons in Hindsight is produced by Heart Centered Podcasting.

Send us a textThe line between ethics and morals seems increasingly blurred in our rapidly evolving world. What drives our moral compass when objective truth feels negotiable? The Half Century Hangout crew tackles these profound questions with candor and curiosity.We begin by establishing a crucial distinction—ethics generally represent externally defined standards governing professions and organizations, while morals emerge from within as personal principles guiding individual conduct. This difference becomes particularly significant when examining the perception of "moral decline" that seems to plague every generation's view of the next.Has society truly experienced moral deterioration, or are we simply viewing the world through a different lens than our predecessors? We explore how the shift from black-and-white thinking to acknowledging life's gray areas might be mistaken for declining values. The evolution of media offers a fascinating case study—from Walter Cronkite's factual reporting to today's opinion-driven news landscape that monetizes information and polarizes audiences.Family structures have transformed dramatically, potentially altering how moral values transfer between generations. With greater physical and emotional distance between grandparents, parents, and children, traditional channels for moral instruction have fundamentally changed. Meanwhile, workplaces now accommodate up to four generations simultaneously, each bringing different ethical expectations about everything from punctuality to communication.Perhaps most thought-provoking is our examination of "moral facades"—how selective memory paints certain eras as morally superior while conveniently forgetting their significant failings. The conversation culminates in a powerful reminder that clearly defining your moral principles prevents creating convenient "trap doors" to escape accountability when faced with difficult choices.Like us on your favorite podcast app and join our next conversation as we continue exploring life's meaningful questions with humor, wisdom, and genuine curiosity.Support the show