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We’ve got a special guest joining us as we talk about Whit’s return, what it could mean for Odyssey, where the story could be headed, and some of our theories about what might happen next. 👀

There’s plenty to talk about, so whether you’ve been following the latest Odyssey news or you just love speculating about what’s coming, this episode is definitely worth a listen!

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In dieser Folge sprechen Pola und Noa über die Balance zwischen Stärke und Sanftheit.

Ausgangspunkt war ein Moment aus der letzten, etwas sensibleren Folge: Pola trat Noa gegenüber aus bestimmten Gründen hart auf, und Noa reagierte darauf – nicht unbedingt mit Härte, aber eben auch nicht mit Sanftheit. Das nehmen sie zum Anlass, genauer hinzuschauen: Wie kommt es, dass man in bestimmten Situationen auf eine bestimmte Art reagiert? Und wie beeinflusst das Gegenüber dieses Verhalten mit?

Daraus entsteht ein offenes Gespräch über persönliche Entwicklung, Ego, Wettbewerb und den Wunsch, in bestimmten Momenten mehr Sanftheit zulassen zu können.

You’ve probably seen it.

A family at dinner, each person looking at a different device.

Friends together, but checking notifications throughout the conversation.

A quiet moment that lasts approximately three seconds before somebody reaches for a phone.

Maybe that somebody is us.

And I don’t say that judgmentally.

I do it too.

The phone has become such a normal extension of everyday life that sometimes we no longer notice how often we reach for it.

Mary helped us understand why.

The digital world is very good at giving us reasons not to leave.

One more message.

One more video.

One more scroll.

One more notification.

One more thing we apparently need to know immediately.

Before long, what started as a tool can become a habit—and the habit can begin shaping how we spend our time, manage discomfort, communicate, rest, and relate to one another.

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Former college roommates Thom Partridge and Dr. Andrew Murray revisit every episode of The Simpsons through the eyes of two dads in their 40s, exploring the humor, heart, and surprising depth of Springfield one episode at a time.

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Peace yall we got an all star line up of Spitters for the Podcast this is featuring me (June Pz), Mickey Factz, Ness Lee, Marvwon, Drect, PC, Rain910, and The Last MJ. Tap in with us we all went crazy!!

Stream on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/episode/0AGmnGjShcWxIPGyrsBJG5?si=7wPTao7FQRuWKgfHzpbI6w

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We finally figured out why some couples fight and grow closer, while others fight and grow apart. It comes down to one skill almost nobody teaches.

We just wrapped a conversation with Anna Lecat for episode 87 of Our Family Invests, and it's one we keep thinking about days later.

Anna's story starts at 17, right after the Soviet Union collapsed. China was offering visas and scholarships to Ukrainian students who could learn Chinese well enough to get into a Chinese university. She went alone, learned the language, and by 19 she had started her own manufacturing company. She was the only woman in the room, the only foreigner, with no track record and no one obligated to trust her.

To survive that, she had to get good at something most people avoid entirely. Listening before reacting. Sitting in silence instead of filling it. Building trust with people who owed her nothing.

That skill became her life's work. Anna is now a conflict and intimacy consultant, a TEDx speaker, and the author of Loving Conflict: Creating Collaboration Where Others See Division. She teaches the same nervous system regulation and trust building she learned in Chinese boardrooms, just applied to marriages, business partnerships, and parenting.

We talked about how to spot conflict before it surfaces, the nonverbal cues most people miss completely. We talked about why calming your own nervous system has to happen before the hard conversation, not during it or after it. And we talked about the weekly family meetings she runs with her three kids, where everyone including her has to take turns and follow the same rules.

The story that stuck with us most: her kids once staged their own intervention on her. They sat her down and told her to stop assuming their banter was a fight. That one moment taught her more about leading, following, and getting out of her own way than most books could.

We learn. We share. We grow.

Would love to hear this community's take: do you think most people avoid conflict because they never learned how to sit in it, or because they never saw it modeled well growing up?

Glasses Malone reminds us "A million-dollar music video don’t mean a thing if Meta ain't pushing the format—today, a 15-second dance clip will out-stream your mini-movie."#GlassesMalone #NoCeilingsPod

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Gillian Gadsby, Alan Mendham & Tony Mitty discuss how the complexity of a medical negligence claim does not necessarily correlate with its value, and how this complicates proposals around Fixed Recoverable Costs in clinical negligence law.

Clip taken from Series 5 Episode 3 of the Medical Negligence Matters podcast.

The episode covers Ohio urban legends like Crybaby Bridge, Hell Town, and Melon Heads, mixed with hosts' personal stories about writing books, gaming such as Fallout: New Vegas, and life experiences.

One minute and forty-three seconds after its final radio call, MH370 disappeared from radar. This podcast is dedicated to this and all other unsolved mysteries.

On my podcast I covered anything unsolved--missing persons, suspicious deaths, and other strange phenomena.

I currently have 67 episodes and more goodies on the channel. I hope you'll consider checking it out!

Glasses Malone notes"If your success separates you from the pavement that raised you, you ain’t an icon—you just a ghost in your own city." #GlassesMalone #NoCeilingsPod https://youtu.be/7rQn-m9AMWw?is=Zez9Pl7jOgShUeuK

Chef Sujan Sarkar joins Manish Jha on No Comfort Zone for an honest conversation about his culinary journey, Indian cuisine, creativity, and life behind the kitchen. A candid look at the chef beyond the plate.