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The Power of Love is an award-winning memoir of a soul's quest. Dr. Fran Grace, a professor of religion, narrates her life journey and describes her personal encounters with some of the century's most memorable spiritual figures.

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In this podcast, you will receive short meditations to get you started or to enhance the inner work you’re already doing. I’ll guide you through just a few minutes a day of intentional breath, visualization and stillness to calm the nervous system and return you to peace.

Welcome to the Project Rook podcast! I’m just here to challenge you to eat & think well. Nah, I lied. I’m also here to call you on your bs, remind you of some uncomfortable truths, AND light a fire under your ass. First you get mad, then you get better :)

Talking to interesting people about topics I find fascinating and sometimes I talk to myself on this podcast on my journey to learn more about science, health and healthcare. Find out more information, about each episode, health blogs and this podcast on social media @Rookshealth or @ruuqie

Finally, a podcast that gets brutally honest about the toughest conversations we need to have. The groundbreaking new show Two Personal facilitates thoughtful dialogue on hot-button topics. TV Personality Joy Taylor tackles these conversations head-on, getting candid in a way typically reserved for your inner circle. With equal parts humor and wisdom, Joy chats about culture and social issues. Unafraid to explore complex topics like racism, sexism, and mental health, she advances these conversations with nuance and compassion.

The official run happy podcast hosted by Baxter Friedman and Charlie Rook. We are two guys that love to run and want to learn how to grow as runners and as people and always run happy. We will talk with just the two of us as well as interviewing other runners and people that can help in this field.

Anxiety affects more than 18 percent of Americans and more than 25 percent of the world population: You are not alone. We tend to forget that our lives are loaded by a myriad of inevitable changes, and our age is too hectic to cope with it without getting help. We discount the fact that we get overwhelmed every time life hits us hard; instead we shrink in our sense of stigma and failure and get trapped in the shackles of our out-of-control anxiety.