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Challenging the religious concept of God the creator, Osho invites us to consider that everything in existence is comprised of "something" - call it God or godliness, matter or electricity, ABC or the divine. What is important is being willing to recognize our own inner godliness or divinity. Dangerous? Osho goes on to speak about what it means to live dangerously.

Julie Fraser, Hollywood's newest "it" girl, arrives on the red carpet to more than just the flashes of the paparazzi's cameras. A sniper's shots leave her bleeding and in the line of fire. Her life would be over if it weren't for the bodyguard who comes to the rescue - taking a bullet in the process. Troy Mills, a P.I. working undercover, couldn't stand by and watch an innocent woman die, but now he's torn. How can he tell her that he's not a bodyguard, but a P.I.? A P.I. hired to prove that Julie is sleeping with the movie producer he's pretending to protect.

Start with An abrupt Beginning. Living Dangerously is a lyrical manifesto about the fragile marriage between humanity and its digital reflection. In poetic, charged prose, Juan Gabriel Havas guides readers through the evolution of consciousness — from the first cave paintings to the infinite scroll — revealing how DATA has become both our offspring and our god. This visionary work of literary nonfiction and philosophical prose examines the cost of progress and the quiet extinction of the human spirit in the algorithmic age.

From the pulpit to prison, John Lee Bishop’s story is almost too wild to believe. In The Church of Living Dangerously Podcast, he takes you from A to Z — the rise of a megachurch in a K-Mart, the stunts that drew crowds, the secret struggles that led to a drug Cartel, and the fall that ended in federal prison. Raw, unfiltered, and redemptive, this is a true story of faith, failure, and finding grace in the darkest places.

Formerly known as The Not My Dad Bodcast, this show has evolved into something bigger, bolder, and far more dangerous—but not reckless.At its core, O.L.D. is built on Purpose: the drive to become stronger, sharper, and more resilient in a world that often rewards comfort and conformity. Each episode explores what it truly means to live with intention—whether that’s through the Mind (challenging the status quo, continuous learning, and mental toughness), the Body (training for strength, resilience, and functional fitness), or the Spirit (compassion, courage, and standing up for those who ...

The United States could find itself in not one but three nuclear crises in the next 12 months: one with North Korea, one with Russia, and one with Iran.