Name: Puppy Podcast- Almost Independent by dkenzie22
Duration: 10 min 20 s
Description: First podcast for my blog Www.dakotamillersays.wordpress.com

First podcast for my blog Www.dakotamillersays.wordpress.com

Puppy Podcast- Almost Independent

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Canada comes to the rescue as a local restaurant is left with an enormous lunch order. We hear more from Gordon Deal. 

Massive No-Show Order At Restaurant Leads To 2 Amazing Acts Of Kindness

A disgraced bookseller journeys into a lush, wondrous world of magical books, deadly ink magic, and secret societies, in this darkly spellbinding standalone fantasy novel from the #1 Sunday Times bestselling author of The City of Stardust.  

We are but story made manifest...

If you want a story that will change your life, Chiron’s bookshop is where you go. For those lucky enough to grace its doors, it’s a glimpse into a world of powerful bargains and deadly ink magic.

For Cassandra Fairfax, it’s a reminder of everything she lost, when Chiron kicked her out and all but shuttered the shop. Since then, she’s used her skills in less ethical ways, trading stolen books and magical readings to wealthy playboys and unscrupulous collectors. 

Then Chiron dies under mysterious circumstances. And if Cassandra knows anything, it’s this: the bookshop must always have an owner.

But she's not the only one interested. There's Lowell Sharpe, a dark-eyed, regrettably handsome bookseller she can't seem to stop bumping into; rival owners who threaten Cassandra from the shadows; and, of course, Chiron's murderer, who is still on the loose. 

As Cassandra tries to uncover the secrets her mentor left behind, a sinister force threatens to unravel the world of the magical bookshops entirely...

The Bookshop Below By Georgia Summers, Read By Gabrielle Nellis-Pain

National Guard troops appear in Washington DC as mayor rejects authoritarian push, Trump to meet Putin at U.S. military base in Anchorage, and why weed is so cheap.

This Morning with Gordon Deal August 13, 2025

President Trump is stepping up his fight with Democratic-led cities. We get a breakdown from Brett Samuels of The Hill.

Trump steps up clash with DC, Democratic-led cities

What is causing the cost of weed to crater? Daniel de Vise from USA Today gives takes us behind the headline.

Inflation? Not in the cannabis market. Here's why weed is so cheap

Megan Leonhardt from Barrons explains why you need to stop blaming AI if your college grad cant find work.

AI Isn’t to Blame if Your College Grad Can’t Find a Job. Look to This Trend Instead

A thrilling firsthand account by husband-and-wife CIA operatives who, against all odds, triumphed in a deadly cat-and-mouse game against a mole within the agency—an unprecedented insider account of 21st-century spycraft in the tradition of Argo and Black Ops.
 
Andrew and Jihi Bustamante were a “tandem couple”: married spies who’d dedicated their lives to the CIA. They met as trainees at Langley, and got married while hunting terrorists across the globe. Then, suddenly, they were assigned to a mission so sensitive and explosive that the CIA still has never acknowledged it. The CIA’s source network in a country code-named "Falcon"—one of America’s most formidable rivals—had been compromised by a mole, and the agency needed a new way to collect intelligence there. Young newlyweds, the Bustamantes were considered safe choices for this daunting task precisely because they had no experience in Falcon. They were also loyal, forgettable, and completely disposable—operatives who could help to strengthen the CIA’s position in Falcon while simultaneously serving as bait for the mole.
 
But although their superiors at the CIA didn’t realize it, the Bustamantes also brought another advantage to the table: a granular understanding of how terrorist cells operate, and how the agency could exploit those same tactics to keep America safe. Assembling a rag-tag team of fellow operatives and recruiting new sources from Falcon, the Bustamantes pioneered a new way of spying by building a cell of their own—right at the heart of the CIA.

The propulsive, untold tale of one of history’s greatest intelligence crises and the unlikely band of agents who were sent in to clean up the mess, Shadow Cell allows us to peer behind the curtain to see how today’s spy wars are being fought—and won.

Shadow Cell By Andrew Bustamante and Jihi Bustamante

Autistic people are seeing the downside of chatbots. Julie Jargon from the Wall Street Journal has the story.

Chatbot Conversations Never End. That’s a Problem for Autistic People

Forget the strained carrots, baby wants meat. Andrea Petersen from the Wall Street Journal explains.  

Puppy Podcast- Almost Independent

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