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In the midst of lifes challenges, its essential to sprinkle in moments of joy and laughter. This podcast invites you to embrace a little light-heartedness amidst the weight of everyday burdens. Life shouldnt just be about the struggles; it should also include a dash of humor and merriment to make the journey more flavorful. Join us as we explore stories that remind us to lift our spirits and savor the delightful moments along the way. Are you ready for a tale that promises to season your day?

Letters to a Future Champion is a loving tribute to the power a mentor can have on an athlete's career. Written by 17-time LPGA Tour winner, two-time major champion, and lead CBS golf reporter Dottie Pepper, this audiobook traces the influence "Mr. Pulver", a retired PGA golf professional, had on her skills, as well as her character, both on the practice range and in the letters the two exchanged after lessons and tournaments. Mr. Pulver would carefully tap out advice a young Dottie would need to rise to the top, sending her nearly 100 letters by the time of his death in 1986.

Starting from scratch is no Sunday reset. From navigating financial barriers to experiencing imposter syndrome, returning to the classroom can be a challenging, but transformative and empowering experience. Join Meg - a university dropout - and Eyssa - a university graduate - as they discuss practical tips, have insightful conversations, and share real-life stories with others who are working hard to achieve their dreams after restarting their journey. Cayenne Pepper is the kick you always knew you needed that you're finally ready to stomach.

Have you ever felt like a moron? Because we do a lot of the time. That is why we decided to sort it out by recommending each other books, albums, documentaries, podcasts, and anything in between. We figure that if we can improve, anyone can! Join Travis Pepper (James Riches) and Podcast Moron (Luke Pitkin) as each week the two recommend new things for the other to check out and discuss a week later while trying to sound as intellectual as possible. Spoiler, it doesn't always work. We would love for you to get involved with our ambitious journey by sharing in our learning, providing your ...

This Podcast is hosted by Shaun Pepper. His mission in life is to empower the world's citizens to explore opportunities to help themselves, individuals, their local and global communities, and the world. As a Parent, Husband, World Traveller, Educational Technologist, Educator, Designer, Entrepreneur, Musician, and Creator. Conversations often intersect with guests who share a similar curiosity or experts in these areas. Follow Shaun across social @shaun_pepper across social and use #sp_podcast to suggest a guest or to ask a question or explore a topic for an upcoming guest.

We are three guys with years of stories and insight about what its like to work in the restaurant industry. Any one who's worked in service is familiar with the random and unforgettably hilarious conversations in between taking tables and after close, over a pile of napkins and a bucket of silver ware. On this podcast we talk about what its like to wear the apron, and we bring it to you like we're just talkin' by the walk-in.

Salt Pepper Ketchup (SPK) is a biweekly podcast from two D.C. Natives Angel and Zoha.  The two met in their 20s and have formed friendship that allowed them to grow and witness each other. In this friendship space they have open, honest and reflective weekly conversations about healing; which became the foundation for this show. During each show the two discuss various  healing dynamics and sometimes they invite a guest to join them. This sharing reveals the unique experience of exploring relationships, family issues, love and more from the lived experiences of being  both Black and woman....

Leaders are busy. We get it. There is no magic leadership formula but on this show you will hear how to apply the basics for solid solutions. You'll get honest, straight talk and practical ideas to everyday leadership challenges. There is a time and a place for 2, 3, or even 5 day leadership programs. But on this show, we provide an option for everyday leadership growth - a little at a time. Each podcast will leave you with energy and excitement for something to go do. Kim and Pepper share their experiences, through transparent and open conversation on what has worked for them, what hasn't ...