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Two liberal arts majors use the pretentious ideology taught to them over the course of four years to discuss how video games are good. We look at the cultural impact of the stories and ludo-narrative of games from the Humble Choice Bundle every month and absurdly try to analyze what these games mean in society. What do we know though? We're mostly just making up nonsense and telling you if they're worth it.

In 'Unmasking Narcissism,' you'll delve deep into the complex world of narcissistic personalities. Recognize the subtle signs, understand the profound impact on your life, and gain valuable insights into how to break free from their grip. This audiobook is your compass to navigate the storm and emerge on the other side, stronger and wiser. 'Gaslighting and Narcissistic Abuse' provides the tools you need to overcome psychological manipulation. Gaslighting can shatter your sense of reality and self-worth, but this audiobook offers a path to restoration.

Are you in the newborn haze? Maybe you’re navigating the toddler years? Or possibly the early stages of childhood? Welcome to The Whole Bundle: Nurturing Parents Through Nourishing Conversations, the podcast for new and seasoned parents navigating the complex, rewarding, and transformative journey of parenthood. Meeting you wherever you are on your parenting journey, this show delves deep into the realities of raising young children, combining heartfelt storytelling with expert advice to foster understanding, connection, and personal growth.Each week, we explore the unspoken challenges and ...

Come join our Train Wreck of a podcast, where each episode we converse on topics that are not typical, hopefully funny and sometimes down right nasty.

"With a Stand-Alone App, Starz Looks beyond the Cable Bundle" is from the April 4, 2016 Entertainment section of The New York Times. It was written by Emily Steel and narrated by Caroline Miller.