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Jumeirah Golf Estates, a place full of beautiful homes, stunning golf courses and a lifestyle that makes this is true community. But what makes a community... The people!! There are some incredible people within and connected to the community so now it's time to hear from them with our show JGE Talks. Hosted by Lee & Kelly Johnston, we will be talking in detail with those associated with the community to hear about their journey, successes, ups and downs, what has brought them to JGE and much much more. Available on all major podcast platforms Sponsored by ⁠Fairway Homes Real Estate⁠

Have you ever had a moment when your life changed in an instant? A big event or small quiet moment that was unexpected, random and unplanned? Real people, real stories and the moments when their lives changed. Theme music: 'Loved and Feared' composed and performed by Felipe Faúndez.

You have reached the Aesthetic Vibes Podcast. Welcome!! Join me each week as I embrace randomness and spreading endless fun and happiness! Join me Dr. Ami-Lee Kelly as they navigate the wonderfully unpredictable world of conversation, where anything goes and laughter is the focus. From hilarious anecdotes to surprisingly useless stories to the most heartwarming stories, Aesthetic Vibes is your ticket to a fun escape. Tune in, let loose, and let the good vibes wash over you with every delightful episode. Engage with me on socials: @aestheticvibespod, reach out via aestheticvibespodcast@...

The story of one of racing's earliest dynasties, the historic Belair Stud, began with William Woodward's childhood memories of grand days at the racetrack, inspiring dreams of breeding a champion or two of his own. Woodward turned those dreams into reality, building Belair Stud on his family's Maryland estate, launching what would become the preeminent thoroughbred breeding and racing empire in America and chasing racing's biggest prizes in both the United States and England.

Robert E. Lee is remembered today for constantly defeating the Union's Army of the Potomac in the Eastern theater from 1862-1865, considerably frustrating Lincoln and his generals. His leadership of his army led to him being deified after the war by some of his former subordinates, especially Virginians, and he came to personify the lost cause's ideal Southern soldier. His reputation was secured, in the decades after the war, as a general who brilliantly led his men to amazing victories against all odds.