Yaktivate.com is pleased to present the 12 Podcasts of Christmas- an eclectic mix of holiday themed podcasts by many of our podcast show hosts. Listen in here as our very own Mrs. Claus, aka Bernadette Dimitrov, interviews each of the hosts participating in this special event. The hosts tell a little bit about their [...]
5/1/2009 | Download File (5.15 MB) - right click to download
Reunion, J.L. Penn’s first novel, was inspired by reconnecting with her childhood crush on the Facebook social media site. It got her thinking. How many people reconnect with old flames through social media sites? How many end up having an affair through the reconnections? The infatuation never created any sort of union at school or in [...]
3/17/2009 | Download File (8.57 MB) - right click to download
Adopting a child from a foreign country is for the big hearted, not for the fainthearted. Cathy Bonnstetter and her family adopted four and a half year old Alex from Romania after a long process dealing with agencies and bureaucracy. More than once they thought about giving up on the idea Cathy had had since [...]
12/16/2008 | Download File (8.37 MB) - right click to download
Yaktivate.com is pleased to present the 12 Podcasts of Christmas- an eclectic mix of holiday themed podcasts by many of our podcast show hosts. Listen in here as our very own Mrs. Claus, aka Bernadette Dimitrov, interviews each of the hosts participating in this special event. The hosts tell a little bit about their [...]
11/24/2008 | Download File (2.80 MB) - right click to download
Calvin Daniel has seen a lot in his 68 years, and most of it while dressed in an Army uniform or a three piece suit (the suit he has even worn to the company picnic). Two tours of Vietnam and a life lived loving nature and God have taught him a few things. From his [...]
11/9/2008 | Download File (6.21 MB) - right click to download
Malcolm Aitken in his essay, ‘Hitler, the Jews and the Ballot Box’, provides an analysis of the campaign by the Nazis leading up to the 1932 Reichstag election. Aitken says, “The consensus varies about when and to what extent the Germans started supporting Nazi anti-Semitic persecution and murder of Jews, but it was widely accepted [...]
