In 1943, Allied prisoners across Axis camps risked torture to hear outside news. Using scrap wire, razor blades, and foil, they built crystal radios and hid them—one account inside a hollow teak roof-beam. Tuned to the BBC, the sets countered propaganda and quietly lifted morale. #fblifestyle | TerrifyingMyths

6.8K views · 166 reactions | While they may be a few streets outside of Castro Valley proper, we chose to get a burger handmade and grilled up by George over at Val's for our Restaurant Review show. Val's is open for phone order takeout only Fridays and Saturdays. Still cash only, still just as good as our host Cedric remembers. Thank you for watching. This episode brought to you by Pete's ACE Hardware | Castro Valley News | Facebook

After the woman started going crazy, she took her outside. Despite what people may think about her, she held the woman in her arms for 10 minutes, caressing her while she cried about not having a mom. She offered help, being 100% available. #MentalHealth #Kindness #Compassion #Support | Howls over Baaz Podcast