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Are you about to turn 40 and are facing the rest of your life wondering, “What’s left to feel excited about?”40 Days to 40 is committed to exploring reinvention and the power of intentional change. Hosted by Juliana Farrell, this series highlights what it means to step into life’s next chapter with clarity and purpose—whether you’re approaching 40 or any major milestone.Through a mix of solo episodes, expert insights, and candid conversations with those who have gone through the 40 Days to 40 process, Juliana dives into the fears, breakthroughs, and bold actions that lead to ...

Join Shawn Carney for a look at the latest news, trends, and victories in the spiritual battle to defend innocent human life--and learn how you can help peacefully end abortion where you live!

Welcome to 40 Dates in 40 Days! I’m your host, Sarah Beth. This is a show about dating in your 40s, which is not for the faint of heart! I recently turned 40, and I’m going on 40 dates in 40 days in hopes of finding my person. I'll recap my experiences, as well as interview experts, friends, and other folks navigating modern dating. So, grab a cup of tea, because we’re going to spill it, and settle in. It’s time to yap!

🏰 (Formerly Dueling Disney) Since 1989, Al and Andee have been discussing and debating Disney Parks, Disney Movies, Disney Music, Disney TV, Disney Cruises, Disney board games, and anything else Disney has to shape their lives. If you are a true DisNerd - we are your people.

My name is Aditya, and this is my attempt at chronicling our lives in these troubled times of Corona virus. I will be doing so by talking to people and their lives. Perhaps together, we can find the common thread that runs through all of us, something that makes us all human. We will be talking about the everyday, the mundane, the exotic, the profane and everything else that lies within. We shall be doing all of that, but only a Day At A Time. A Studio41 Podcast

American news broadcaster Edward R. Murrow became famous for these eyewitness radio reports during World War II. His reporting greatly influenced broadcast journalism in the following decades.