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Natečaj za najboljšo kratko zgodbo Programa Ars praznuje 30 let. Ob tem jubileju smo šestintrideset vrhunskih interpretacij zmagovalk zbrali v zvočno knjigo z naslovom Valovi kratkih zgodb.

Anaïs Gletty est enceinte de son premier enfant lorsqu’elle apprend le meurtre de son père Philippe Gletty en février 2012. Elle choisit de survivre à cette épreuve en pardonnant à la meurtrière qu’elle a pu rencontrer 11 ans après l’assassinat... grâce à une démarche singulière : la justice restaurative.
Ce livre hors norme co-écrit avec la journaliste Nathalie Mazier raconte pour la première fois ce face-à-face entre une victime et une accusée, sans a priori, sans animosité ni reproche. Une rencontre consentie avec la volonté commune de se reconstruire d’un côté comme de l’autre.

Healthy Fomo brings you the people, stories, and entrepreneurship lessons learned from how we got our business from farmers' markets to Whole Foods and beyond.

Oga mazi sits down with his friends sometimes even himself and has taboo conversations and different POVs that creates a healthy dose of righteousness and ratchets

“Heart of Fire is a revelatory, evocative, deeply moving book.” —Washington Post “Amazing . . . a memoir I really loved.” —Secretary Hillary Clinton, “You and Me Both” podcast “A beautiful book.” —Trevor Noah, The Daily Show The intimate and inspiring life story of Mazie...

"Welcome to the first-ever tennis podcast recorded on a clay court! Join us as we dive into the world of tennis, featuring insightful interviews with Professional and beginner players, coaches, and experts. Whether you're a beginner, hobby player, or seasoned competitor, we cover everything from mastering techniques to mental strategies and the latest in tennis news. In collaboration with our tennis academy, we bring you courtside conversations, practical tips, and a unique clay-court perspective. Tune in and elevate your game!"

The unimaginable, true story of a woman’s quest to escape poverty and serve in the Royal Navy. This shocking account exposes first-hand, the author’s personal journey from poverty in Liverpool, during the Thatcher era, and the wider picture as to why many working-class people turn to the Armed Forces for a career as a result. It exposes the shame and fear that gay service personnel had to endure, and the ensuing interrogations, during the years of the ban on LGBT+ people serving in HM Forces.