A Rainbow of Poetry for Children by Miriam Kam Weisbrod

A Rainbow of Poetry for Children by Miriam Kam Weisbrod

Step into a world of color and imagination with A Rainbow of Poetry for Children by Miriam Kam Weisbrod. This episode explores how her joyful collection of poems inspires creativity, builds a love for language, and brings warmth to parents, teachers, and young readers alike.

Ghost Lips from the Trickster: A Civil War Story by Dennis Boisvert | Podcast Audio Trailer

Sergeant Victor Peters breaks away from a Rebel prison train running hard from Soldiers with dogs closing fast on his heels. Hopelessly lost in deep woods about to be caught when suddenly a ghost vision of a drummer boy who was shot that morning ashes before him pointing a way to a steep hill. Climbing up that hill he shakes o the dogs and runs until dusk to an abandoned copper mine. There he finds a group of women dancing around a huge camp re while protected by a hideous looking beast. e Rebel soldiers hunting him sees the creature, stops.   Soon an ex-slave Basil tells him he has entered into a bizarre world controlled by a runaway-slave woman Tamar who is a wizard of all witches. She uses some old sacred texts to communicate with the dead and with so many soldiers killed on the battle eld mothers and wives come to her who has a portal to the underworld and can connect by pulling up the ghost of their lost love ones to read their lips. Victor finds himself now trapped by Tamar, a procure of super magical powers who had sent the drummer boy ghost for him to nd his way to her. She has plans to expand her occult tribe by having Victor to be used as a stud master.   Victor needs to get home to care for his ill child, Bessie. But he is up against the mystical power of Tamar. Basil tells him his only hope is a beautiful ex-shave girl Autumn who knows Tamar the tricksters secret and the only way to escape is to kill that fearsome beast Tamar controls. Can Victor get Autumn to help him get free from Tamar as the Rebels a mile away saddled well-armed watching ready for action as the creature stands rm. Victor sees danger and time is running out.

Poems from My Heart by Miriam Cam Weisbrod

Short, soulful, and straight from the heart. Each week, we share poems that capture love, loss, joy, and the beauty of getting older. Real moments, honest words, and the kind of wisdom that lingers. Press play when you need something real.

The Chocolate Industry by Raymond C. Christian.

Hidden behind the sweetness of chocolate, the buzz of tobacco, and the labels on your clothes lies a dark, global industry built on the backs of children. The Chocolate Industry pulls back the curtain on a brutal reality: child labor, sexual abuse, and deadly exploitation happening right now in cocoa fields, tobacco plantations, and sweatshops across the world. Told through hard-hitting investigation and unflinching truth, this podcast exposes the voices silenced by profit and power. From Africa to Asia to the Americas, we follow the stolen lives of the world’s most vulnerable—children as young as five—forced into slavery, stripped of dignity, and too often lost forever. These stories demand to be heard. Because once you know, you can’t unknow. And once you care, you can’t look away.

A Purple Haze by C.E. Joseph

What happens when a 16-year-old high school kid gets pulled into the dangerous world of drug running—armed with nothing but his first car, a fake smile, and a desperate need to escape? Welcome to a true story of close calls, bad choices, and silent rebellion. It's 1978. No phones, no filters—just fast cars, secret deals, and a teenager trying to outrun his past under the watchful eyes of cops, teachers, and an abusive father. Will he make it to class on time… or not at all? Buckle up. This ride gets wild.