Semi-normal people discussing God's word, and how it applies to daily life. Rachelle & Carder host a morning show on 89.3 KSBJ in Houston. Anything But Quiet Time is an inside look into what they're learning as they read through the Bible. It's kind of like that conversation that happens when you attend a really cool small group at your church. If it encourages you, please share this podcast with a friend - and don't forget to listen to Rachelle & Carder every weekday morning on 89.3 KSBJ in ...

Weekly-ish podcast where we talk about whatever interests us, movies, conspiracy theories, the paranormal and the abnormal, and sometimes we know what we're talking about...sometimes.

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Do you have a hard time quiettng your mind? Do your thoughts keep you up at night? In this podcast we discuss how to quiet your mind from unmet goals, stress and worry.

In Quiet Time with Kaimi, it is alright if you fall asleep. You are tired, you need to rest. If you stay awake, you will very likely hear me talk about literature, language, and various other quiet things. There will be some puns. There will also be some readings in Old, Middle, and Modern English, as I enjoy reading aloud.

Quiet Currents Hosted by Kenneth Pearson, Founder of Live a Haiku Life Step into a space of reflection, creativity, and connection with Quiet Currents. Hosted by Kenneth Pearson, a haiku enthusiast and organizational development consultant, this podcast integrates the art of haiku with lessons for living a mindful, intentional life. Whether you’re seeking inspiration for your personal journey, insights for the workplace, or strategies for leadership, Quiet Currents offers thoughtful perspect ...

***Disclaimer - Some of these episodes have excessive crackling in the audio*** Quiet, Please! was a radio fantasy and horror program created by Wyllis Cooper, also known for creating Lights Out. Ernest Chappell was the show's announcer and lead actor. Quiet, Please! has been praised as one of the finest efforts of the golden age of American radio drama. A total of 106 shows were broadcast between 1947 and 1949. All available episodes.