This is a story of survival. With unflinching honesty, explore the personal experiences with loss, depression, abuse, and trauma, offering a raw and emotional look at the journey through darkness and into the light.

Sí, aunque un poco más tarde de lo habitual, aquí llega el podcast de hoy, en el que Simón sigue vagando, hambriento y con frío, por el bosque de Aldheorte. En una granja apartada, ve un manto que está tendido: obviamente, se lo lleva, aunque está mojado. Pero sigue sin poder comer con regularidad y no sabe cómo hacer fuego, así que tampoco puede comer caliente ni ver una vez que se ha puesto el sol. Después de varios días vagando, encuentra una cabaña apartada y, mientras se lamenta porque no hay nadie para que le puedan dar comida, ve un extraño ser colgado de una trampa en un árbol…Los anteriores podcast sobre la Primera Parte (“Simón Cabezahueca”), los podéis encontrar aquí.Anteriores podcast de esta segunda parte “Simón Peregrino”:* Capítulo 15.1: Un encuentro en el albergue.* Capítulo 15.2: Un encuentro en el albergue.Mañana conoceremos a un personaje divertido y valiente pero pequeño de estatura que acompañará a Simón a partir de ahora en su aventura… This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit algunashistorias.substack.com

In a world devastated by a lethal fog, an isolated island stands as humanity's last refuge. Home to 122 villagers and three scientists, this idyllic sanctuary thrives under strict rules and nightly curfews, ensuring harmony and survival. Tragedy strikes when one of the scientists is found brutally murdered. This shocking crime triggers a catastrophic failure in the island's security system, which had been the only barrier keeping the deadly fog at bay. Now, the islanders face a dire ultimatum: solve the murder within 107 hours or succumb to the encroaching fog. Stuart Turton Shelly's Tea The Tea Spot- Morning Mojo Candy's Tea Lipton- Ginger Green Tea Links of interest: AI's Next Frontier: Are Brain-Computer Interfaces The Future Of Communication? Shelly's playlist for this book

Daedalus. The crew of the NX-01 has come across an anomaly that baffles even T'Pol so of course they must investigate and that's were everything goes horribly wrong leaving Trip and Hoshi stranded with a group of aliens in the middle of a civil war and the Enterprise captured. In this episode of Literary Treks hosts Matthew Rushing and Casey Pettitt talk about Daedalus. We discuss back with Enterprise, through the ringer, what happened, interesting parts, what will you do to survive, Trip's romance, the last revelation our ratings and final thoughts. In the news section Casey gives his review of the third issue of Adventures in the 32nd Century! News Adventures in the 32nd Century #3 (00:03:17) Feature: Daedalus Back With Enterprise (00:07:28) Through the Ringer (00:09:10) What Happened (00:16:51) Interesting Parts (00:22:30) What Will You Do to Survive (00:26:15) Trip's Romance (00:28:59) The Last Revelation (00:35:26) Ratings (00:42:18) Final Thoughts (00:45:36) Hosts Matthew Rushing and Casey Pettitt Production Matthew Rushing (Editor and Producer) C Bryan Jones (Executive Producer) Greg Rozier (Associate Producer) Casey Pettitt (Associate Producer)

A review of Kc Wayland’s We’re Alive Season 4. The Tower Survivors have decided to go on the offensive against the zombie hordes. With their ultimate goal being, to hunt down and kill, the sadistic leader known as Ink.

Air Date: 3-26-21 Sign up for a membership to hear the full show! Today, I am joined by Amanda, Erin and Deon to discuss: - Traumatizing Nick from CA's child - The unfounded universal expertise of engineers - The toxicity and profitability of nostalgia - How the threat of cannibalism disproves slippery slope arguments - Our national return to the normalcy of mass casualty events - Why lefties are getting guns too - The psychology of feeling like our country generally opposes gun reform - Our violent culture - The culture wars - Surviving the future Leave a message at 202-999-3991 Produced by: Jay! Tomlinson Thanks for listening! Visit us at BestOfTheLeft.com Check out the BotL iOS/Android App in the App Stores! Follow at Twitter.com/BestOfTheLeft Like at Facebook.com/BestOfTheLeft Contact me directly at [email protected] Review the show on iTunes!

Noubar Afeyan is a business leader, entrepreneur and philanthropist. In 2015, along with other decedents of survivors of the 1915 Armenian genocide, he co-founded the Aurora Humanitarian Initiative.  This initiative, as Noubar explains, seeks to empower modern day survivors of genocide and mass atrocities through a variety of projects the most high profile of which is a $1 million prize for individuals who are saving lives and promoting humanitarian values in the face of extreme adversity.  Noubar's own family history and life story is one of survival. He was born in Beirut in the early 1960s, but his family took a circuitous route to get there, escaping the genocide and then subsequent persecution. Much of this history was relayed to him by his great aunt,with whom he lived growing up in Beirut.    This is a very interesting conversation not only about Noubar's life journey and that of his family, but also how communities remember and honor historic atrocities visited upon them. 

In March 2009, North Korean soldiers captured journalist Euna Lee and her colleague Laura Ling while they were shooting a documentary on the border with China. The courts sentenced them to 12 years of hard labor, but American diplomats eventually negotiated their release. In this surprising, deeply human talk, Lee shares her experience living as the enemy in a detention center for 140 days -- and the tiny gestures of humanity from her guards that sustained her.