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Hope Unscripted is a podcast from Hope Cancer Resources that brings real conversations to the forefront of health, prevention, and community care. Through honest discussions, expert insights, and personal stories, we explore what it means to live well, before, during, and beyond cancer. Each episode dives into topics like cancer prevention and education, survivorship, wellness, and the realities people face every day. You’ll hear from survivors, caregivers, healthcare professionals, and community voices, all sharing perspectives that inform, empower, and inspire. Whether you’re looking ...

Real Estate Investing All-in-One For Dummies will show new and seasoned real estate investors how to make smart decisions. With seven books in one, this complete resource will teach you how to purchase real estate, flip houses, invest in commercial real estate and foreclosures, sell your house, buy real estate internationally, and more. We even explain the ins and outs of short-term rentals like Airbnb, so all your passive income options are covered.

Meet 19-year old Jasmine Sinclair, a recent college dropout and wild child, who is having to adjust to a dysfunctional home life. Her stepbrother, Mikey Jones, has just sold his very successful online business and takes Jasmine and his girlfriend out for a night of celebration. The evening spirals out of control and the events after that becomes filled with decadence, debauchery and an act that is too taboo to overlook. What will happen when Jasmine takes things too far? Will she be able to overcome adversity?

Dive into a captivating collection of 19 science fiction short stories by Jim Harmon, originally published in the renowned Galaxy Science Fiction and Worlds of If magazines. This anthology promises to take you on imaginative journeys filled with wonder and intrigue. Summary by kirk202.

James Harmon has always had a passion for ambitious causes. As a banker, he successfully advised corporations, like Starbucks, and helped them to become cultural institutions. Dabbling in the movie and music industries, he found meaning in funding the art he felt would make people happy and add to the public good. His unique perspective on investment led him to the Clinton White House as head of EXIM Bank and, eventually, to Egypt, where he represented the State Department shortly after the Arab Spring. Still ​"up and doing," today he co-chairs the board of the World Resources Institute.