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Lesbian Love Talk

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Created and hosted by Barb Elgin, Lasting Lesbian Love Visionary. Lesbian Love Talk - now flying...

American Desperado: My Life as a Cocaine Cowboy

Evan Wright and Jon Roberts

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"American Desperado" is possibly the most jaw-dropping, event-filled, adrenaline-soaked criminal...

The Lightning Tree

Emily Woof

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This is a story of two young people who fall in love - and then life gets in the way. Ursula is part...

Keep Calm and Do the Snoopy Dance

Charles M. Schulz

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Snoopy is the quintessential cartoon dog smile-bringer. From his bantering with Woodstock to his...

Cut the Crap and Feel Amazing

Ailsa Frank

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In Cut the Crap and Feel Amazing, experienced hypnotherapist Ailsa Frank provides you with the...

Escape Everything: Escape from Work. Escape from Consumerism. Escape from Despair.

Robert Wringham

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We are all trapped by modern life. Trapped! Trapped by work, consumerism, stress, debt, isolationism...

L'Art de la Simplicite: How to Live More with Less

Dominique Loreau and Louise Lalaurie

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If simplicity is an art, then Dominique Loreau is a master. Having lived in Japan for many years and...

Rufus Wainwright recommended Racional Vols 1&1 by Tim Maia in Music (curated)

Racional Vols 1&1 by Tim Maia

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"This was after a trip to Brazil when I went down there with my mum and my sister and we did some shows. It was an intense moment in my life because Kate had been diagnosed with cancer and her health was pretty precarious. We saw there was a fairly decent run for the next couple of months – the treatment was kind of working and she was feeling relatively okay – so I booked some gigs in Brazil. We proceeded to have one of the most beautiful, decadent, life-affirming trips I ever took in my life, and it was during that little working vacation that I discovered Tim Maia's music, and I've been a fan ever since. He sadly passed away in the 1990s. I love that he represents a real amalgam of so many cultures, as a lot of great Brazilian artists do: African, Spanish, Portuguese, he's just this melting pot of great culture and music and also tremendously individual at the same time. He is certainly well known in large sections of the world, but is a bit of a kept secret in the West."

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