Risultati di "JoAnne" in Tutte le categorie

Ciąg dalszy losów Błażeja, Neli, Mateusza, Szymona i Nadii na tle ważnych wydarzeń z dziejów Polski i świata. Nadchodzi burzliwy koniec lat sześćdziesiątych. Wybucha wojna sześciodniowa, której następstwa odczuwalne są nawet w Polsce. W Paryżu młodzież wychodzi na ulice, podobne wydarzenia mają miejsce w kraju, a ich tragicznym finałem staje się Grudzień ’70. Bohaterowie zmagają się z osobistymi problemami, dokonują trudnych wyborów i próbują naprawiać swoje życie.

Początek lat sześćdziesiątych. Zimna wojna się zaostrza, na świecie wrze, a Polacy próbują odnaleźć się w gomułkowskiej "małej stabilizacji". Dla bohaterów nadszedł jednak czas, gdy życie zaczyna wystawiać rachunek za popełnione błędy. Niektórzy, szargani wyrzutami sumienia, starają się naprawić sytuację, innym los nie pozostawia wyboru. Jedynie najbliższe sercu osoby rozumieją motywy postępowania, a okoliczności często nie wydają się jednoznaczne. Mimo swoich wad i przewinień każdy z nich szuka oparcia w drugim człowieku i akceptacji.

Kolejne lata wojny odzieraja mieszkanców Europy ze zludzen na rychle jej zakonczenie. Nie tylko na terenie Polski ludzie stykaja sie z okrucienstwem, takze wycienczajaca wojna na wschodzie odkrywa barbarzynskie praktyki, gdzie pojecie czlowieczenstwa zostaje zdewaluowane i ludzkie zycie wydaje sie nie miec wartosci. Los rozdziela czwórke bohaterów i stawia przed nimi kolejne wyzwania, a brzemie wojny odciska na nich glebokie pietno.

Czwarty tom cyklu "Zemsta i przebaczenie". Sytuacja polityczna na swiecie zaczyna przybierac niespodziewany dla III Rzeszy obrót. Panstwa sprzymierzone oraz Zwiazek Radziecki powoli ujarzmiaja niezwyciezone dotychczas Niemcy. W Polakach budzi sie nadzieja, jednak niektórzy patrza z niepokojem na poczynania Stalina. Nadchodzi czas powstania warszawskiego, zdobycia Berlina przez Armie Czerwona i dramatycznych dla Polski konferencji w Teheranie i Jalcie.

Rock collecting has never been quite like this! When the class forgets to do its homework, a field trip through the Earth's crust, into the center of the Earth, and out through a volcano will teach them not to forget their assignments again - and then some!

Life’s Bumps and Bruises is a mental health podcast that keeps things real. Hosted by husband and wife Luke and Joanne Lee Tet — one with lived experience as a mum and HR professional, the other a registered counsellor — the show is a safe, relatable space to explore anxiety, overwhelm, parenting struggles, emotional wellbeing, and life’s messier moments. This podcast isn't about perfection, fixes, or fluff — it’s about honest conversations that normalise the struggles many people carry in silence.We tackle the subjects that we all experience and not always discuss. Our purpose is ...

Life’s Bumps and Bruises is a mental health podcast that keeps things real. Hosted by husband and wife Luke and Joanne Lee Tet — one with lived experience as a mum and HR professional, the other a registered counsellor — the show is a safe, relatable space to explore anxiety, overwhelm, parenting struggles, emotional wellbeing, and life’s messier moments. This podcast isn't about perfection, fixes, or fluff — it’s about honest conversations that normalise the struggles many people carry in silence.We tackle the subjects that we all experience and not always discuss. Our purpose is ...

Patrycja May, czyli komediowe alter ego Joanny Jax, stworzyła zabawną opowieść o dorastaniu młodej, zakompleksionej dziewczyny w czasach chylącego się ku upadkowi socjalizmu i początkach wolnej Polski. Zwariowana rodzina, nieobliczalni przyjaciele, a wreszcie proza życia przełomu lat osiemdziesiątych i dziewięćdziesiątych, widziana oczami młodości, gdzie wzniosłość przemian przegrywa z drapieżną chęcią przeżycia przygody.

Welcome to the Pressing Play Podcast a show empowering women to move out of the pause of perimenopause and press play. Hosted by Jo Fiddy, Motivational Speaker and Menopause Mentor, this podcast is rewriting the narrative around midlife and ageing.Through powerful solo episodes and honest conversations with inspiring guests, you’ll learn what’s really happening in your brain and body and how to move forwards into your power years. This isn’t about slowing down.It’s about stepping into your next chapter.Are you ready to press play?

Hi, I’m Joanna, and this is Life After Meds. If you’re here, you’re probably going through psychiatric drug withdrawal… or you’re trying to understand what someone you love is going through. Either way, I’m really glad you found your way here. After 11 years on all sorts of psychiatric meds, I went through withdrawal myself, and it was the hardest thing I’ve ever done. It took years. This is where I share what I’ve learned, both from my own recovery and from the people I’ve walked with.

Lydia, home from Paris on New Year’s Day in a welter of hangover and humiliation, finds herself swearing off drink, drugs and sex for the next 12 months. Through her unfamiliar sobriety, she’ll see a landmark year for all the Bennet sisters, including a disruptive 40th birthday, an engagement and a funeral: and, maybe, coming to terms with the results of a run-of-the-mill run-in with a jacknifed lorry on a wet stretch of the M1…

Joanna Baillie, hailed by her contemporaries as a playwright “second only to Shakespeare,” stands out as one of the most celebrated writers of the Romantic Era. Her magnum opus, *The Plays on the Passions*, first published in 1798, is a remarkable multivolume series of tragedies and comedies that delve into the overpowering passions of the human mind. Within this series, *Orra A Tragedy in Five Acts* emerges as a haunting exploration of fear and madness, set against the backdrop of fourteenth-century Switzerland. This gothic melodrama masterfully weaves together elements of psychological ...

Welcome to Judging Things, the podcast where opinions are shared freely, laughter is guaranteed, and absolutely nothing is safe from judgment. Each week, three friends take a topic—whether it’s everyday annoyances, pop culture trends, lifestyle choices, or the little things we all secretly have opinions about—and put it on the stand for a fun, completely unofficial verdict.We’re not experts and we’re not here to sway your opinion. Our mission is simple: have fun, share honest reactions, and remind everyone that sometimes judging things is just part of being human. Think of it as ...

After years of whispered gossip and quiet exile in the countryside, Beatrice Lacey arrives in London determined to reclaim her life. But her resolve is shaken when she witnesses a horrific attack tied to a chilling high-profile murder case gripping the city. Thrust into sudden danger, Beatrice finds herself under the reluctant protection of Alexander Rawlings—a brooding Bow Street officer with a guarded heart and a fierce sense of duty. Though it's clear he’d rather be chasing the killer than shielding a scandal-stained Society miss, their forced closeness begins to unravel his defenses.

Reeling from the dual deaths of her estranged father and ex-fiancé, Genevieve Tompkins has dropped out of her PhD program in New York City and is looking for a chance to start over in Wilton Springs, a faded Victorian spa town in upstate New York. Utilizing her background as an archivist, she...

Heartbreak, survival, old timey pioneers, the American, southwest, small little towns in the heart of New Mexico and Texas. If these things are interesting to you as they are to me, then I think you'll be really happy to listen to this podcast where I speak with my grandmother about a book she released a couple years ago that has brand new stories I promise, that you've never heard before unless you're a time traveler.Anyways, without any more ado, here is the podcast Kernal's Boys: behind the Author.

What if the mental health symptoms we face aren’t the actual problem? What if they’re signals that help us see and solve the real problem—the imbalances in our wider systems that are making us all sick? As our world clashes and collapses around us, it's no surprise that one in two of us...

Forced by circumstance to seek refuge with Fleur, her young daughter, in the remote abbey of Saint Marie-de-la-Mer, Juliette reinvents herself as Soeur Auguste under the tutelage of the kindly Abbess. But times are changing: the murder of Henri IV becomes the catalyst for massive upheaval in France. A new appointment is made, and Juliette's new life begins to unravel. For the new Abbess is Isabelle, the eleven-year-old child of a corrupt and noble family.

A Pocketful of Crows balances youth and age, wisdom and passion, and draws on nature and folklore to weave a stunning modern mythology around a nameless wild girl. Only love could draw her into the world of named, tamed things. And it seems only revenge will be powerful enough to let her escape. This is a stunning and original modern fairy tale.

The events of 1950-1999 are described by the people who saw them happen, from the Festival of Britain in 1951 through to the dawn of a new millennium at the end of 1999. In between are the eras of the Angry Young Men, the Teddy Boys and the Punk Rockers; the arrival of rock and roll and the permissive society; the advent of industrial strife in England and sectarian unrest in Northern Ireland; the rise to power of Margaret Thatcher; the miners' strike, three-day week and Winter of Discontent; the Queen's Silver Jubilee....