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Bring Me the Axe is a comedy podcast celebrating the best (and worst) horror from a time when the video store ruled the night. Every other week, brothers Bryan and Dave White (and the occasional guest) heed the call of nostalgia and evaluate the classic 70s and 80s horror movies they loved in their childhood to determine whether the movies are still relevant today or should be allowed to fade into obscurity.

"Busy People Getting Fit" provides practical health and fitness advice from real people living or working in our Fulshear, TX community. You’re busy with life, work and kids. You want to do your best for your own health: mental, physical, emotional, and spiritual. You want to be efficient because you don't have time to waste. You want results. And you want to have fun getting in the best shape of your life. We get busy people fit.

Do you feel the emotions of others? Need a lot of alone time? You might be an intuitive empath. Psychic power is an ability to perceive, that which is beyond the normal human senses and through extrasensory perception. Since ancient times, spiritual teachers have described paths and practices that a person could follow to achieve health, happiness, and peace of mind. Being psychic is nothing to be frightened of. It means we are more connected than we could even dream and more invested in each other's experiences. Honoring your psychic abilities will help you feel that connection.

This year brings 22 more in-your-face stories that break boundaries and trash taboos, transgressive tales you can't "unread" (as Chuck Palahniuk says). Some of the stories you'll find here are loaded with very graphic descriptions of violence, sex, and depravities, while others may contain only one shocking moment of brutality. In others, the hardcore aspect may be less graphic and subtler than you might expect. Some of these quieter tales offer the listener some time to recover from the more disturbing ones preceding.

Welcome to The Thriving Chronicles PodcastReady to break through obstacles, unlock your inner strength, and create a life that truly thrives? You’re in the right place.Every episode, we dive deep into real, unfiltered stories of resilience—stories of individuals who’ve faced life’s toughest challenges and come out stronger, wiser, and more empowered. These are the voices of those who’ve rediscovered their purpose, embraced their courage, and learned what it means to live authentically.This isn’t just another podcast. This is where transformation happens. Conversations that spark ...

We talk about real estate, how to be a great real estate agent, teach you how to become a great real estate broker , real estate investing and how to build a successful real estate business.Bryan Seagal is a long time real estate investor who was the star with his wife on HDTV show Chi-Town Flip. He transitioned from police offer to real estate broker and investor gained wide attention when in the span of 10 months he did 87 house flips. In the following years he did over 100 flips a year.Brandon White is an entrepreneur with two exits in technology businesses, has successful real estate ...

Every human being is born with unlimited creative energy—then life marks us up with red ink, teaching us who we’re supposed to be instead of who we really are. Before we know it, our greatest birthright has been crossed out, leaving most of us believing, “It’s not safe to be who I am.” But living your life by that lie won’t help you reach your dreams. Instead, it keeps you playing small in a really big universe. That stops today. Emotional Intelligence 3.0 offers a time-tested, proven method for reclaiming your unlimited power of creation.

99 Cent Rental is a comedy podcast revisiting the low-budget action, comedy, and science fiction films that clogged video store shelves throughout the 1980s and early 90s. Every other week, hosts Bryan and Dave White, hosts of the Bring Me The Axe! horror podcast, dive deep into the nearly forgotten world of ninjas, breakdancers, skateboarders, action hero knockoffs, and Cold War paranoia that embodied the excess and over-the-top attitude of the 1980s and celebrate them for everything they were and weren’t.