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Prostate awareness, culture, music, silly English words and so much more.Fun, informative and much more.

Calling all sass-holes! Welcome to Calling All Sassholes, your ultimate go-to for lively conversations about the latest pop crime, guilty pleasures, and all things nerd culture. Whether I'm dissecting the juiciest celebrity scandals, interviewing local wrestlers, diving into binge-worthy TV shows, or nerding out over the newest comic book releases, I've got you covered. Join me, Jordan Elizabeth every week for witty banter, unexpected insights, and a whole lot of sass. Perfect for your daily commute, workout, or just whenever you need a fun escape. Tune in and become part of the Sasshole ...

Elsie Winters never knew her father's family until she received a letter inviting her to live with them in Frenchville. Recently orphaned, Elsie ventures north expecting a loving embrace. Instead, she's met with cold stares and whispered secrets. The cozy hamlet along the Black River Canal could have been the perfect home for her, but Elsie doesn't know how long she dares to stay after the neighbors warn her about the Winters. Her relatives want something from her. She will soon learn the reason why her father fled Frenchville, and why she should have never visited.

Upon Daniel being diagnosed with stage 2B Prostate cancer in February 2023. We were completely in the dark about PSA numbers & early detention. We will speak of treatments & how you can simply know your numbers. We have become advocates for early detention of prostate cancer in men as young as 18 years old. We are creating the very first "Celebrate Men Project" on September 20, 2025. We feel men should be celebrated for being survivors just as women are celebrated for surviving cancer. We have written a book titled "Empower Your Journey A Prostate cancer Guidebook" to use our story, our...

Joanna hitchhiked to Cloverville to meet her pen pal at the Buttinger Farm. She vanished somewhere along the way. The police have no leads, and Joanna's family is frantic. Annie can't stop thinking about the poor girl. Would someone have grabbed her? Hurt her? The Buttinger family isn't offering any clues. They act as if they've never heard of Joanna and don't know why she would pretend to be pen pals with one of the Buttinger children.