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The endless, unchanging world of tomorrow was governed by "General Rules of Conduct" and blessed by "Schedule" - twin gods that permitted no other god before them! The citizens of this world knew only perfection, for anything less would be blasphemy. One technician found the bonds of love and friendship stronger than the Laws passed down from eternity. The great gods of government had methods for curing such diseases. But on Cory, they didn't work!

A deeply moving and painfully honest memoir from the trailblazing World Cup-winning, Olympic gold medalist, and US Women’s soccer goalie Briana Scurry, My Greatest Save is a story of triumph, tragedy, and redemption from a woman who has broken through barriers her entire life.

"Narrator Brad Sanders's baritone voice bestows deserved gravitas on this remarkable story...Hoops and history fans won't be the only ones appreciating this inspirational listen." — AudioFile Magazine Attucks! is the true story of the all-black high school basketball team that broke the color...

As Tsh Oxenreider, author of Notes From a Blue Bike, chronicles her family’s adventure around the world—seeing, smelling, and tasting the widely varying cultures along the way—she discovers what it truly means to be at home. The wide world is calling. Americans Tsh and Kyle met and married...

Welcome to NeuroRevoltuion, the podcast that redefines the conversation around ADHD and Autism. Join us as we break barriers, shatter stereotypes, and celebrate neurodiversity in a world designed for the neurotypical. Through engaging interviews, inspiring stories, and expert insights, we connect you with the voices and experiences of those living with ADHD and Autism. Whether you're neurodivergent, a loved one, or simply curious, NeuroRevolution offers a fresh perspective on navigating, thriving, and embracing our differences. Tune in and become part of the revolution that's reshaping our ...

"In Ireland, 'Baptism Barrier' for Public Schools Draws Protests" is from the World section of The New York Times. It was written by Douglas Dalby and narrated by Keith Sellon-Wright.