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This book is dedicated to you—the commuters, the wanderers, the dreamers, and the unsung heroes of the subway system. In the labyrinthine corridors of the New York City subway, where the daily grind meets the pulse of a bustling metropolis, may the echoes of fine music reach your ears and bring you peace, even if just for a moment. To the musicians who brave the depths of the underground, sharing their art with an ever-moving audience, your resilience and creativity light up the darkest tunnels.

In this New York Times bestseller, a young and successful entrepreneur makes the case that politics has no place in business, and sets out a new vision for the future of American capitalism. There’s a new invisible force at work in our economic and cultural lives. It affects every...

After years in entrepreneurship, various industries, and civic engagement, I’ve noticed how little many people truly understand about government, power structures, and how to pursue their aspirations within these systems. This widespread knowledge gap often hinders progress and blocks our society from realizing its full potential. Motivated by this realization—and inspired by the invaluable work of Catherine Austin Fitts—I wrote this book to help close that gap.

From three different walks of life you get the best facts and opinions on everyday life and trending topics!

The beats, the flow, the rhythm... All movements start from the streets! Welcome to the Streets A&R Podcast! Here we'll be providing the people with information, discussion and introductions to many up-and-coming musical artists that we feel deserve a little more shine. Additionally, we'll be discussing many of the happenings and trends that happen in and around music and hip-hop/urban culture. We aim to provide insightful and personal observations about music and music culture while keeping our ears to the streets to find what's new, fresh and authentic! Our hosts are getEJIKEwithit and Ciara...

Two brothers around the fire, surveying and discussing the world in pursuit of what is true, good, and beautiful. You are invited to join us.

The Glass Cryptographer is set in London, 2033. Sherlock Holmes has become 'real', as a 3D bioprint, and soon learns that he was the fictional creation of Conan Doyle. Can he solve both the riddle of himself and a monstrous crime now that all his methods have been surpassed by technology?Recorded, performed and produced by the author.Questions, comments? bakerstreet2033@gmail.comFor more information about the author and producer, go to neil-fitzgerald.com Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

We all have our own philosophy about life and things that we believe in and topics that we like to discuss. This podcast is about that for me. This is where I am going to talk about things in life that interest me, things that I want to learn more about, things that I think are worth discussing and in general, things that I hope you will find interesting and thought-provoking. I am Sean Street - Life Coach, Hypnotist, Mentor and Trainer - your host and long-distance friend and it is my hope that each week, we will find something current and noteworthy to talk about. Welcome!

Uncut Jewels with The Street Doctor is live and exclusive on Reflex Radio!

""A must read. ""—Margaret Atwood A vital, necessary playbook for navigating and defending free speech today by the CEO of PEN America, Dare To Speak provides a pathway for promoting free expression while also cultivating a more inclusive public culture. Online trolls and fascist chat groups...

For generations, we've been told that "Real Men Don't Cry". I've called my movement The UnReal Man. My aim with this movement and this podcast is to challenge the societal belief that in order to be considered a "Real" man, men need to be cold, hard, emotionless robots who just get things done. If men open up and admit to having a problem, they are often called a "baby" or simply told "don't worry about it mate - everything will be ok". They are often afraid to admit to having any problems, because it makes them somehow weak or less of a man to be struggling. This is the belief process that I ...