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This new collection by the acclaimed novelist—and, according to Salon, “the best wine writer in America”—is generous and far-reaching, deeply knowledgeable and often hilarious. For more than a decade, Jay McInerney’s vinous essays, now featured in The Wall...

If you’ve ever laughed through tears or whispered, “What else could go wrong?” — this story’s for you. The podcast-to-book series, "Dried Cherry Juice" dives into heartbreak, healing, and juicy humor amid the chaos. Author Cece doesn’t just survive the flames — she dances in them, learning that the line between breaking down and breaking open is thinner (and funnier) than anyone admits. Raw, real, and redemptive — proof that even in fire, you can find your flow. Step into a transformative journey with this evocative memoir and podcast series, where raw vulnerability meets the ...

Welcome to the KC Juice Podcast where we spotlight the movers, shakers, and game-changers of Kansas City.From entrepreneurs and creatives to community leaders and hometown heroes, we bring you real conversations with the people making waves in KC and beyond. Whether they’re building businesses, driving culture, or giving back, our guests share their stories, their hustle, and the impact they’re making.If you love Kansas City, its people, and the energy that makes this city special, you’re in the right place. Subscribe and tap in weekly for fresh episodes filled with inspiration, ...

Crime & Cookie Juice is not your typical true-crime podcast. From the hosts of Investigation Discovery’s hit show “Reasonable Doubt,” Crime & Cookie Juice offers opposing views on cases from two experts on opposite ends of our criminal justice system. Join Detective Chris Anderson and Criminal Defense Attorney Fatima Silva as they pour a glass and pore over the evidence of headline cases. In every episode, you will get VIP access to the minds of the best- a detective and a defense attorney. Chris and Fatima will pore through cases, talk to experts, and dig deep into the judicial system...