Jaya Saxena
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- Aug 23, 2026
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âWhen I make a sale, Iâll sing a high noteâ: a day in the life of an opera singing car salesman (opens the original)
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Andrew Hiers is trying to start his own opera company. Until then, heâs serenading the parking lot Andrew Hiers, 38, is an opera singer â a bass-baritone â and a car salesman in Cocoa, Florida. You might think these professions have nothing to do with each other, but his librettos about cars or to customers have gone viral â all part of a larger plan to bring opera to the local community. Today, I woke up a little bit earlier than usual, about 6.30. We have an old man cat; heâs 18 year
âWe made over $1,000â: drag queen Brini Maxwell (opens the original)
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Ben Sanderâs talents â interior design, crafting and being a TV personality â come together in his 60s housewife drag character Ben Sander is an interior designer, crafter and television personality. All of those talents come together in his drag character, 60s housewife Brini Maxwell. Maxwell hosts a regular craft night at New York Cityâs Club Cumming. What time did you wake up, and do you have a morning routine? I get up around 10 or 10.30. I went to the gym â I have to maintain the
âItâs not rocket scienceâ: a day in the life of a Nasa behavioral health scientist (opens the original)
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Dr Suzanne Bell helps astronauts perform in a high-stress environment. To do that, she wakes up at 5am â without an alarm Tell us: what impact have GLP-1s had on your relationships? Dr Suzanne Bell, an organizational psychologist, leads the Behavioral Health and Performance Laboratory at Nasaâs Johnson Space Center. My morning time is very important to me. I get up without an alarm by 5am every day, and from 5 to 7.15 I sit and have my morning latte. Itâs a focused time where I do work or
A day in the life of US alligator museum owners: âIf itâs green, it sellsâ (opens the original)
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Liz and Robert McDade built a free New Orleans attraction around fossils, taxidermy and a love of alligators Liz and Robert McDade own New Orleansâ Great American Alligator Museum, a free museum where visitors can see alligator fossils, paintings â and a couple of live residents. Hereâs how they run a unique tourist attraction, and keep their energy up in a party town. Robert McDade: Iâm an early morning person, if you call 7.30 early. I make the coffee and catch up on the news. I have m
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