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Disordinati è il podcast dove le persone si mettono a nudo. Domande non preparate, conversazioni senza copione. Famosi o no, qui contano le paure, i dubbi, e i pensieri che di solito restano nascosti.

I was supposed to be a wife. A mom. A business owner. And I was...until an armed robber sticks a gun into my face. The man who saves me? Javier Mondello. My former high-school crush. A tattooed-troublemaker-turned-Adonis overnight. A blast from the past too good-looking for his own good. There's no denying it; the chemistry between us is all-consuming - electric. But when danger finds me again, when a crime of opportunity takes a twisted turn, I can't decide which fate is worse: falling into the arms of my hero...or finding out what he's really up to.

When I arrive unannounced at my husband's studio in need of a shoulder to cry on after hearing that my best student, Alex, has died, I see a pair of wineglasses drying by the sink, and my deepest fear is confirmed: my husband is having an affair. Most women would fall to their knees in tears and throw him out of the house - but I just can't bring myself to do it. Instead, I go home and cook a healthy dinner for our children, walk the dog, and unload the dishwasher without complaint. I need this marriage to work to protect a terrible secret of my own....

Sanremo 2020, dalle polemiche al grande successo: Elettra Lamborghini: "Esuberante io? In realtà sono noiosa", di Silvia Fumarola; Essere giovani a Sanremo, di Gino Castaldo; Ricchi e Poveri, se a Sanremo scoppia la pace, di Marco Mensurati; Amadeus e Fiorello, un Sanremo per due, di Silvia Fumarola; Sanremo, il successo della nostalgia, di Francesco Merlo; Il dopo festival: perché mi pento di non aver visto Sanremo, di Natalia Aspesi

Le sfide dell'economia contemporanea, in sei articoli di Repubblica: Dimmi come ti chiami (ma in ideogrammi) e in Cina venderai di più, di Filippo Santelli; Versace e il futuro del made in Italy per soli ricchi, di Natalia Aspesi; Se un metal detector fa sognare: "Ecco la nostra caccia al tesoro" di Anna Maria Liguori; L'uomo che raccoglie la canapa light: "Così mi sono inventato un lavoro", di Giuseppe Baldessarro; Civita, il borgo che muore salvato dai turisti cinesi, di Paolo G. Brera; L'ultima sfida di Instagram, il social dei sogni che vale oro, di Jaime d'Alessandro.

Covid, torna il lockdown dello spettacolo: Bellocchio: "Neanche le bombe fermarono cinema e teatri. Una sciagura chiuderli ora", di Arianna Finos; Cinema e teatri chiusi, la trincea in difesa delle sale: "No al lockdown della cultura", di Fabio Tonacci; Le nostre vite sfilacciate nella città ripiombata nel silenzio, di Natalia Aspesi; Covid, la cultura può salvarci, di Chiara Saraceno.

Governo senz'anima: Ridatemi la voglia di politica, di Natalia Aspesi; Il M5S in un vicolo cieco, di Claudio Tito; A che gioco gioca Renzi, di Stefano Folli; Un governo senza più anima, di Stefano Folli; "Così non si va avanti". E ora i vertici del Pd pensano allo strappo, di Claudio Tito; Renzi: "Un suicidio tornare al voto, il Pd ci pensi bene. Da separati si perde tutto", di Stefano Cappellini.

Coronavirus, epidemia e insicurezza globale: Come si resiste al panico, di Massimo Recalcati; Colpiti dal virus dell'insicurezza globale, di Ilvo Diamanti; Mezzo Paese in quarantena, di Concita De Gregorio; Epidemia e contaminazione, di Marino Niola; Ridatemi l'allegria di Milano, di Natalia Aspesi; Coronavirus, tutti uniti in disordine sparso, di Sergio Rizzo; Governo, il virus a doppio taglio, di Stefano Folli.

When was the last time you felt real gospel joy? Weighed down by guilt, shame and busyness, many of us are just getting through each day. Awareness of our lack of joy only adds to our sense of failure. We fear we’re living under the Father’s scowl. But it doesn’t have to be this way! Natalie Brand challenges our performance-based theology with the beauty and brilliance of Christ’s work at Calvary. Exposing those things that kill our joy, Natalie drives the liberating truth of the cross into our hopeless.

Na pierwszy rzut oka Ulka Marron wydaje się przebojową i energiczną kobietą, która osiągnęła sukces w każdej dziedzinie życia. Ale czy na pewno? Co zrobi, gdy u jej drzwi pojawi się dawna miłość, a wraz z nią wspomnienia traumatycznych wydarzeń? Perspektywa. Rozdarcie to druga część trylogii opisującej dzieje trójki przyjaciół – Oliwii, Ulki i Andrzeja. Każdy tom porusza trudne społecznie tematy – m.in. przemocy, alkoholizmu, nietolerancji – ale jednocześnie nie brak w nich nadziei i ciepła.

Dating App Disasters with Natalie Souders is the podcast that proves truth really is stranger (and way more entertaining) than fiction. Each episode dives into the wild world of online dating, where guests share their most outrageous, awkward, and downright unbelievable app experiences. From cringey first messages to dates gone completely off the rails, these stories will have you laughing, gasping, and constantly asking, "there's no way this is real…" If you've ever swiped right, been ghosted, or survived a date you couldn't wait to escape, this podcast is for you. Come for the chaos, stay ...

A new romantic thriller—with a dash of horror—from Natalie D. Richards, the New York Times bestselling author of YA psychological thriller books. Theo's always been impulsive. But telling Paige how he feels? He's obsessed over that decision. And it's time. Tonight. At the party on the...

In this opening episode of Thinking Through the Law, Natalie Hendricks begins her journey as an American studying law at the University of London. With contract law exams on the horizon, she sets the stage for a series focused on exploring cases, navigating legal arguments, and preparing thoughtfully for her law school exams.

Art Buds is a podcast for artists in Ontario. Hosts Katherine Percival and Natalie Gillis discuss their own experiences with art making, finding community and resources in the Ontario art world, and speak to other working artists and art cheerleaders.

One step towards Hollywood , relationship stories

Your quiet moment with Him. Dear God is a faith-centered podcast for the woman who wants a real relationship with God, not just religion, not just routine, but something deeper. Hosted by Natalie Rochelle, this podcast is a space for honest conversations about prayer, obedience, spiritual discipline, and what it actually looks like to walk with God in everyday life. Each episode feels like a quiet moment with God where we reflect, grow, ask questions, and learn how to trust Him even when we don’t have all the answers. If you’ve ever felt unsure about how to pray, struggled to hear God ...

Hades is no brooding lord. He wields his devious tongue like a weapon—sharp, deadly, and sinful. Persephone is no innocent goddess. Making deals with this diabolical devil wasn't the plan. Trapped together, they must locate these sacred pages and escape before the Fate Court finds them. Yet the line between hate and desire is razor-thin. And if this villain gets his possessive claws in her heart, he's never letting go.

Midlife isn’t a crisis. It’s a turning point—and a chance to come back to yourself. If life has started to feel louder, faster, and more demanding than it used to, Mindful Midlife Reset offers a gentle place to land. This audiobook is for anyone navigating the mental load of midlife—careers that haven’t slowed down, family responsibilities that have shifted but not disappeared, and a quiet sense that somewhere along the way, you’ve lost touch with your own rhythm.

After love, heartbreak, career highs and lows, motherhood, loss and self-discovery, I've learned that real strength doesn't come from holding it all together, but from allowing yourself to be vulnerable. Natalie Bassingthwaighte, aka Nat Bass, has been on our screens and stages for decades, from her breakout role as Izzy Hoyland on Neighbours to iconic theatre performances as Roxie Hart and Shirley Valentine. As the lead singer of Rogue Traders, she took the Australian music industry by storm.

Feliz de ser yo nos enseña cómo muchos de los problemas que tenemos con las relaciones personales y familiares pueden sanarse y regenerarse, independientemente del tiempo que haya podido pasar desde que surgieron. La mayoría de estos problemas proceden de creencias colectivas aprendidas, de una falta de comunicación y de una educación donde no se enseñaban ni se abordaban las emociones humanas.