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Using a travel guide format, Stephanie Pearl-McPhee acts as tour guide extraordinaire, describing and critiquing every aspect of this territory she knows so well: its people (young and old, male and female), familiar phrases ("purl this, darn that"), strange beliefs, currency (skein trading), etiquette, holidays (any sale day at the local yarn shop), and customs. She notes important dates in knitting history and celebrates unsung knitting heroes.

An insightful and thought provoking sometimes comedic take on current events, social norms. morality . politics and religion. Talesfromed.pearl@outlook.com, Talesdeomed.EmilyPhatz@outlook.com

Where True Crime collides with chilling ghost stories and Southern folklore. Join us, sip sweet tea, and uncover shocking tales of murder, mystery, and the supernatural, all with a healthy dose of Southern charm and a touch of sass!

She may sound audibly like a bimbo, but she’s actually educated, licensed, intelligent, honest, caring, hurt, and healing. Also, might as well add in ✨stunning✨ in there even though you can’t really see her visually (she’s hot, trust me) Anyway, the host of the healing blueprint yours truly is ex-OB/GYN Nurse Pearl. She’s a Korean American immigrant with beautiful glowing skin from hydrating internally and externally. It’s truly a sip of ice cold water listening to her voice and words— refreshing. Nurse Pearl learned about her purpose in life through a mental health vacation ...

Like golfing, fishing, and gardening, knitting is an obsession. It's an activity fraught with guilt, frustration, over-optimism, sly deception, and compulsion, along with passionate moments of creative enlightenment - not to mention heaps of yarn you really think you'll knit someday. The first step toward recovery is getting help - and having a good laugh at your compulsion. At Knit's End is a wicked and wickedly funny fix for any knitter.

Clutch My Pearls is a podcast where the host, Emily, doesn't read erotic fiction and her two friends, Barbara and Vanessa, tell her all about their favorite smut! Join them every Tuesday as they dive into a different raunchy read and find out if Emily clutches her pearls! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Pearls have enchanted humanity for centuries with their natural beauty and enduring allure. Beyond their exquisite appearance, a real pearl necklace embodies rich history and craftsmanship. Join us as we explore the origins, qualities, and defining characteristics of real pearl necklaces today. We'll uncover the rarity and distinctions between natural and cultured pearls, delve into the cultivation process, and highlight varieties like Akoya, Freshwater, South Sea, and Tahitian pearls, each contributing unique qualities that enhance their value. Learn about the factors influencing their worth,...

Picking up where Tom and Carlos left off; 'Giga' Tom and Super-Fans Tim and Ruby discuss the band that has provided the soundtrack to their lives, Pearl Jam. A mix of Delaware beach talk and that Seattle sound that gets the blood pumping. Join us weekly for an hour of Pearl Jam discussion with a little life sprinkled in. Hope to catch you around the bend. Welcome to the "In To Deep" pearl jan fan Podcast.

Have you ever wanted to be a third? You can be honest… Be a fly on the wall in our relationship. Cmonnnn, it’ll make you feel better about yours.Baby, YOU needed this. Every week you’re our third, all of the perks and none of the sexual commitments. Lark and Henry can’t get enough of having enough of each other, and we’re roping you into it.

The Trash Family Podcast is just two good friends who love talking about sports and video games. Our other passions include stepping on each others last nerves. Come on in and listen as hilarity ensues while you hear up and coming video game and sports news.

According to an LA Times, May 14, 2014 article, the following entry came from a notebook of a gold-seeking prospector, Samuel Clemens, in 1864. "Coleman with his jumping frog - bet stranger $50... - stranger had no frog & C got him one - in the meantime stranger filled C's frog full of shot and he couldn't jump - the stranger's frog won." Little did Clemens know that this would be the source for his short story that would launch his career as one of America's greatest authors.