• What it Means

  • By: Raine
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What it Means

By: Raine
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  • With the power of traditional story telling, this isn't just a podcast. It is an unfolded experience. Stories that will get you talking, thinking and sharing. Living life with eyes and hearts open to feel. Deep conversations on the premise of the ornate events of our lives. I invite you to listen, and share What it Means. As each episode, could mean something to you.
    Raine
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Episodes
  • The clown

    The clown
    Jan 31 2024

    It is something that I consider to be such a minor part of life. Everyone has an It and maybe yours is an actual person. I share with you my it and the ways of which it has control over me.

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    12 mins
  • The Penn State Heart attack

    The Penn State Heart attack
    Oct 3 2022

    Sacrifice is something many know too well. In this episode, we will dive in on another story of Mother Mary. Presenting another selfless act of remorse.  What is means to give up something you truly hold dear?  We all have something. Weather it is big or small.  
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    13 mins
  • The Isolation

    The Isolation
    Sep 23 2022

    This episode sheds light on loneliness. I present to you a few  pieces of journal entries that I have wrote. times where I have felt cast out by society. I want you to know that you are not alone when feeling like this.  I urge you to listen with an open heart and mind, and tell me in your own experiences with the subject. 
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    10 mins

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