Soon to be out (June 2025!!) on the label Maturre, the Duo Jolie Gentiane is bringing a first LP, gently infused in the  top of the mountains. On the cover, happy to present the first song from the opus. Echoes from the depths of the valley and a manifesto of their work, the track invites you on a voyage of discovery. So chop chop, and see you once you've crossed the first pass

https://maturre.bandcamp.com/music
https://soundcloud.com/joliegentiane

NTOAB Jeez is - Jolie Gentiane - Tribulations

Stanley Tang was a junior at Stanford when he started to explore technology solutions for small businesses. Working with local shops got him thinking about food delivery, and while at first the idea didn’t seem scalable, the ingredients for DoorDash began to come together. Recounting how DoorDash’s growth spanned many ups and downs including global crises, Tang shares how resilience is built from pivotal moments, and how leaning on core values in times of stress was instrumental in the success of what is now a $75 billion company

Stanley Tang (DoorDash) - Scaling the Unscalable

RFK Jr. says people should not take medical advice from him, defends HHS cuts, Trump heads to UAE as it hopes to advance AI ambitions, and man leaps into floodwaters and carries two women to safety. 

This Morning with Gordon Deal May 15, 2025

'One of the funniest books I've read in ages' Reader review ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 

 LA romcom writer Mia Valentina has it all

Always the Bridesmaid, By Portia MacIntosh, Read by Karen Cass

“Grandma and Grandpa: A Belated 50th Anniversary Celebration (Live & Dead from The Palace)” is not just a tribute — it’s a séance of song.

Floating between the lonely lost words of lives half-lived and the whispers of those long gone, this album channels an ethereal host of melodies caught between nostalgia and the beyond. Drawing from big band elegance, ghost-lit crooners, and surreal torch songs, each track is a love letter delivered decades late, echoing through the velvet curtains of memory and imagination.

Recorded in spirit and flesh, this is a cinematic sonic séance for the ballroom of the afterlife poised for live events and victory celebrations. For licensing rights, contact Akiva David via DM or bebeyondbest@gmail.com.

Track 6 Ralphie, Ralphie, Ralphie

“Grandma and Grandpa: A Belated 50th Anniversary Celebration (Live & Dead from The Palace)” is not just a tribute — it’s a séance of song.

Floating between the lonely lost words of lives half-lived and the whispers of those long gone, this album channels an ethereal host of melodies caught between nostalgia and the beyond. Drawing from big band elegance, ghost-lit crooners, and surreal torch songs, each track is a love letter delivered decades late, echoing through the velvet curtains of memory and imagination.

Recorded in spirit and flesh, this is a cinematic sonic séance for the ballroom of the afterlife.

Track 1: Eternal Host With Ethereal Most

DIVINE JUSTICE: SPIRITUAL HEALING EXPRESSIONS FOR CHILD ABUSE VICTIMS is a sonic war cry — a fusion of prophetic rage, sacred trauma recovery, and unfiltered truth. Akiva David blends Hebrew psalmic fire with raw West Coast rap, vintage orchestral bridges, autotuned gospel hooks, and California synth-pop textures. These tracks explode with divine intensity: courtroom flames, ancestral reckoning, and spiritual healing drawn straight from the breath of HaShem.

Each song is a step through betrayal, through abuse, through silence — and into Emet (truth), justice, and soul reclamation. With Hebrew blessings looping like sacred mantras, this album confronts generational curses and heals through light, rhythm, and divine fire.

Baruch Atah Adonai Eloheinu Melech Ha’Olam, Nosein Refuah L'Nefesh U'L'Neshama — the spiritual engine of this album, repeated like a drumbeat to the soul.

This is not just music.
It’s DIVINE IMAGINATION RADIO.
And it’s justice from beyond this world.

Track 4 Innocence Falsely Named

English tour guides share their enthusiasm for enjoying the riot of color and inspiration you'll find in England's best country gardens. Then author Catie Marron explains how she designed and planted a garden as a way to feel a sense of belonging in her new home. And physicist Alan Lightman explains why it's healthy to give yourself a little unstructured time every day just for goofing off.</p> For more information on Travel with Rick Steves - including episode descriptions, program archives and related details - visit www.ricksteves.com.

Track 4 Innocence Falsely Named

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