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Trailer — Bless The Mess

Release Date: 10/01/2021

Description: Niemand vertelde ons ooit dat het leven zo duur is. Bless The Mess is een podcast van twee vriendinnen: Anushka Melkonian & Kawtar Ehlalouch. Elke aflevering hebben ze het in deze podcast over een levensles waar niemand hen ooit eerder voor waarschuwde.

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Bless The Mess Offline

Release Date: 01/15/2024

Description: Kawtar en Anushka ontmoeten de besties op de schaatsbaan! Niets zo gezellig als samen je best doen om niet op je bek te gaan.

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Bless The Mess Offline

Release Date: 07/05/2023

Description: Kawtar en Anushka nodigen de besties uit in een cafeetje in Brussel. Samen beschilderen ze koffietassen en kletsen ze bij met koffie en taart.

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Bless This Mess

Release Date: 04/25/2024

Description: Last Friday, jetlagged and surprisingly ahead on a few assignments, I decided to spend the workday cleaning my desk.I meant to do this before I left town. That is, I meant to do it every day for the last six months. When I first set up my desk, I neatly arranged everything—I even organized pencils by their lead numbers. Within a week, my headphone and microphone cables were twisted around themselves. Paper press kits were stacked on top of research books with guitar picks and paperclips layered in-between. Number two pencils were in a mug with pens. The piles even spilled over to the seating. I always wanted an office with a couch in it. I had one here for a few days, but then I had an office with a couch-shaped stack of papers and books.Some of the clutter has no clear origin. While looking for a notebook last month, I found a baseball and a harmonica.Digging through the striations of mess is a behind-the-scenes tour of my portfolio, conducted by a therapist. Each layer is the fossil record of a story I spent hours on, a hobby I became obsessed with, or a diversion that was a little too diverting. The mess is me.I’m not normally a messy person. I try to keep the house in order. I know where everything is in the kitchen. My albums are alphabetized. My books are organized by subject and author. When I need something, I know where to find it.Except at work.I’ve always worked this way. When I was a reporter in a newsroom, my desk would pile with papers that I pushed into the deepest drawer every month. When the drawer filled up, I got a bankers box from the supply room. At some point, I set my computer wallpaper to a picture of Al Gore that ran in Time Magazine in 2007.Later, I changed it to a picture of Sofia Coppola’s office that Bruce Weber took for Vogue.In my downtime, I would sometimes study these pictures to see if I could tell what made up the messes. The details were always just out of focus or too pixelated on my small monitor.Last month, on assignment for a story, I saw the preserved office of Charles and Ray Eames, transported from California to Weil-am-Rhein, Germany. I looked at it for a while, hoping its orderliness was the result of tidying for public display.I love looking at other people’s workspaces. Writing is a solitary job. When you spend so much time alone, it’s easy to wonder if you’re doing it right. You can compare your final result with someone else’s, but that’s a limited view'; it’s the scoreboard at the end of the match when what you really need to is the play-by-play. Looking at a person’s desk doesn’t show you what they did, it gives you an idea of how they did it.Just like someone else’s work can inspire your own creativity, so can using the same tools, whether that’s the same model notebook, the same software, or the same saxophone. Did learning that Joan Didion and I apparently use similar desk chairs make me think I could write like her? No. Did it make me want to sit at my desk and try? Yes.And that’s why I love seeing messy desks. Some days, I walk into my office and wonder how I could ever get anything done. I barely have enough room to move my mouse. But if others can do it, so can I. They’re living proof that the idea of “messy desk, messy mind” is bunk. There’s no virtue in mess, but a clean work surface isn’t something to brag about, either. There’s science that backs me up, too. Messy desks inspire novel thinking, researchers say. I wonder what their desks look like.After a few cups of coffee (one of which I forgot about and left half-filled on my desk until I found it the next day), I finished cleaning. There were no surprises, other than the sight of the wood grain on my desk’s surface.When I sat down Monday, my desk was clean and I set about work. My first task, spreading a few pencils and paperclips around. You know, to get my mind going.Note: I made the audio edition free for everyone this week. If you like it, please consider becoming a paid subscriber. This is a public episode. If you’d like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit gabebullard.substack.com/subscribe

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Bless This Mess Podcast

Release Date: 08/12/2020

Authors: Bless This Mess

Description: Podcast by Bless This Mess

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Bless My Mess

Release Date: 09/03/2020

Authors: Cortney Lynn

Description: Bless My Mess is a podcast hosted by Cortney Brown that is about daily life and struggles growing up in today’s society as a young adult. This podcast will offer you jokes, advice, and many many embarrassing stories so what are you waiting for start listening! 😘

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Bless This Mess

Release Date: 05/01/2021

Authors: NakeshiaRenee

Description: As a wife, mother and small business owner balancing life and its beautiful chaos has its challenges, but it's also a lot of fun. My house is always a mess, sometimes it feels like my life is too, but thankfully God continues to BLESS the Mess. Join me for some laughs, some honesty, and some crazy too.

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Fun with Floyds

Release Date: 08/29/2020

Authors: Kelli

Description: Mom life with a 9 and 7 year old. God bless this mess. 🤣

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God Bless this Mess

Release Date: 03/28/2021

Authors: Gabrielle Boyd

Description: God Bless this Mess is the podcast where (2 multihyphenated light beings) Gabby and Kaylamay unpack personal baggage (or at least try to) as they venture to new lands, take shit in strides, while being gentle to themselves (or at least try to) as they fuck up along the way.

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Lord, Bless this beautiful mess

Release Date: 08/13/2020

Authors: Jolene

Description: Sharing my poetry and my ramblings, while life continues on

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bless

Release Date: 08/18/2020

Authors: nothing but bless

Description: I usually just talked to myself, now I get to talk to myself but with an audience! I call it being lonely, with pizzazz!

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Bless

Release Date: 03/18/2021

Authors: Radio Onde Furlane

Description: Program su la storie de culture hip hop e des arts suburbanis. In studi, ItaDem.

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Surviving Life With Jasmeen

Release Date: 04/27/2021

Authors: jasmeen bajwa

Description: MESS, LIFE, AND MESS

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jsylvan-streatwise

Release Date: 09/22/2020

Authors: j.sylvan

Description: The Meerkat mess.

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The BLESS Strategy

Release Date: 04/03/2021

Authors: American Family Association

Description: The BLESS Strategy

Explicit: No