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Welcome to Club WDW! This landing spot for Disney fans of all ages! Join host and past member Chad Smith talk all things Disney!

The conversations that don’t fit in the content. Chrissy, Amy, and sometimes Len talking about Disney Parks and Universal Orlando, which of course means Epic too. We have stories, OPINIONS, and so much laughter that doesn’t usually make it into the blog articles and videos. Yes, we are a data company, but we experience a lot to gather it all- and we decided our Liners and followers would enjoy being a fly in the wall as we hash it all out.

Tyne for Business (TfB) celebrates the independent businesses at the heart of the North East - stories of courage, creativity, and commerce.This is a place-based documentary podcast exploring the businesses, products, and people that make Newcastle upon Tyne and the surrounding cities special.Rather than a straight interview show, each episode steps inside a local business to capture its atmosphere, its history, and the real-world context of running it today. It's not just about the the inspiring owners, it's about the customers, supply chain, and the community around it.From centuries-old ...

Before Instagram. Before influencers. Before social media made the world feel small, there was Wild On!.For half a decade, a small group of E! Entertainment producers chased the sun, fun and biggest parties on Earth. Wild On! was E! Entertainment's late-night, sexy travel series that traveled from the beaches of Ibiza to the streets of Rio, from Carnival to Cannes - Wild On! brought viewers the places they dreamed about, the people they couldn't take their eyes off, and enough late-night mischief and nudity to keep Standards & Practices on edge.But what happened when the cameras stopped ...

Born from our years together in the Kurdistan Region of Iraq, Spilling the Chai brings a close circle of friends together to share the raw, real, and sometimes ridiculous truths of life brewed abroad — from culture shock to connection, from foreign to familiar. Sometimes heartfelt, sometimes hilarious — always honest. Whether you’ve lived it, are living it, or are just curious, we’re here to tell stories that enlighten, infused with sass.

Whether you're planning a girls' getaway, a romantic escape, a family vacation, or your very first solo adventure, Where She Goes is here to inspire your next trip.Each short episode features real women sharing the stories behind their travels such as where they went, what surprised them, what they'd do differently, and the unforgettable moments along the way. From hidden gems to bucket-list destinations, you'll hear honest conversations that make travel feel possible.And before every episode ends, you'll leave with one practical travel tip or an "A-ha!" moment you can use to make your own ...

A recap and review of Canada's favourite summertime adventure: The Amazing Race Canada! Off the cuff thoughts by Canadian travel blogger, Riana Ang-Canning, of Teaspoon of Adventure based on her extremely unqualified reality TV opinions. Let's follow Eamon and Bec, Tina and Liz, Maestro and Duane, and the other teams of TAR CAN Season 12 as they race towards Jon Montgomery at the next pit stop! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In publishing this book I have no intention whatsoever to offer a work of great literary value. As such it would undoubtedly be a failure, because, being of a non-English-speaking race, and only having been in this country a comparatively short time before going over to France, I cannot claim a mastery of the English language. It has merely been my intention to express the spirit which led me to America and thence with Pershing's Expeditionary Forces to France. (From Introductory)

Sea Drift is a set of 11 poems which make up part of Walt Whitman's larger collection Leaves of Grass. The poems were inspired by Whitman's memories of childhood visits to the sea shores of Paumanok, an old native American name for Long Island, and of later sea voyages. (Summary by Alan Mapstone)

These are twelve magnificent poems that convey the brilliant talent of Henry Wadsworth Longfellow at its best. These are poems that speak of life, that speak of daily toil and that speak to the common man, the lover, the survivor, the grief stricken - and to those who aspire to be visionaries in a mundane life of perplexity and inexplicable profundity. These are twelve poems that capture a cross-section of life and describe it in ways both practical and prophetic. These are poems that take us on a journey, a journey from the commonplace to the mystical, from the routine to the unexpected, from...

Washington Irving's name is synonymous with such classics as "Rip Van Winkle" and "The Legend of Sleepy Hollow." He established himself as one of early America's most treasured writers. His wit and satirical voice are the hallmark of his writing. Irving had the extraordinary ability to paint a picture in words on the canvas of the printed page. Although an American, he spent a good deal of time traveling in England and memorializing his experiences in some of the essays chosen for this collection. With an emphasis on his time spent in London, the works include his observations on such diverse ...

A 5-minute English podcast explaining real Chinese life, travel, culture, and everyday phrases through light conversations between PandaWu and Emma.

In 1859 Charles Dickens launched a new weekly journal, All the Year Round, to replace Household Words. Elizabeth Gaskell remained a prolific contributor until 1863. Her fictional contributions feature strong female characters and have a darker tone than her previous works, reflecting the fashion for Gothic fiction of the 1860s and her travels in Europe. They include two of her best known shorter works: Lois the Witch, a heartfelt story of a young English girl who becomes of a victim of the Salem witch trials, and The Grey Woman, a powerful tale of a deceived wife's flight from her husband, a ...

Another entry in Carpenter's geographical reader series with information on the peoples, cultures, and everyday life of this Asian area. - Summary by BettyB

Hey! Michelle with a Mic is where real conversations, good people, and great stories come together.Hosted by Michelle, this podcast dives into the heart of our community—highlighting the people, businesses, food, culture, and everyday moments that make our region special. From local entrepreneurs and changemakers to hidden gems, hometown favorites, and the stories behind the people building something meaningful, every episode brings connection, curiosity, and a whole lot of fun.Through honest conversations, expert insights, and powerful personal stories, Michelle creates a space where ...

Travel, art, and the slow beauty of living intentionally. Artist Lily Mae on slow travel, watercolor, and paying real attention to the places you go — staying longer than you should, seeing past the version you were sold, and what it all does to your creative work. A twelve-episode first season. No highlight reels, no hidden-gem hunting. Just paying attention.

A travel book describing a journey taken by Lawrence and his wife Frieda (whom he refers to as the Queen Bee) by sea from Sicily to Sardinia and then in the interior of that island ( Anthony Ogus)

Driven by a desire to break free from his mediocre, middle-class existence and escape the Belfast (IRA) “Troubles” of the 70’s, Chris Donaldson strikes out on his café racing Moto Guzzi on a cross-country roadtrip of self-discovery. But when the Iranian revolution stops the planned motorcycle trip to Australia, he switches gears and begins a 33-country, 50,000-mile odyssey across Europe, Asia, and the Americas including 10,000 miles on an ocean-going racing yacht.

A series of personal and reflective journeys through the streets of Victorian England, The Uncommercial Traveller explores the hidden corners of cities, the forgotten lives of ordinary people, and the quirks of everyday life. Written as a collection of loosely connected essays and travel pieces, it captures the essence of Dickens’ keen observational skills, as he paints portraits of people and places often overlooked by society.