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Hey everyone! My name is Elizah and I am a Girl Scout, Climate Reality Leader, member of the Climate Reality Project King County chapter and host of How to Save the Planet. How to Save the Planet is a show where I interview people who have jobs in climate change and environment. This podcast is for people who are exploring jobs in the field, want to learn more about the climate crisis and it’s solutions, or are looking to make a difference. Find the show anywhere you get your podcasts.

Categories: Business

Inside Out with Turner and Seth (wTnS) Podcast.

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Categories: Arts, Business, Music

Tags: inside out with Turner and Seth, music, music festivals, Music Podcast, wTnS

Two Asian American women on a journey to find meaningful healing, community & ways to take back our power. Join us as we share the disparate voices of Asians in America today.

Categories: Society & Culture

Are you looking for resources to better understand yourself and grow spiritually? You’ve come to the right place. Join licensed therapist Carley Marcouillier each week as she tackles a common question related to therapy, mental health, and faith.

Categories: Health & Fitness, Religion & Spirituality, Society & Culture

Will we rewind our favorite movies from our childhood?

Categories: TV & Film

Real fake love How lame ass clowns playing the game up till focusing on my love life. #GoneOn #getWitit424 Playing Detective figuring who is blame 4 tha root of my 2day problems 🤪 Bitch aka BabyMama ,Camel soup lady, Iceland aka UnderTaker , Jack tha Resources , Michael Garden /Ms U/A & camp mates; (gangsters) , The Sandman/77477 This is what they done to me. Non-fiction moments told by I are true #onourlord

Categories: Fiction

The Consciousness Doula and rae soular join forces to showcase and affirm Black Women who are expanding their expressions, spirituality, and approaches to life. • Follow us on Instagram to join our community! @elevatedliving333 @raesoular @theconsciousnessdoula

Categories: Religion & Spirituality

Young Adults at First Baptist Church of San Francisco doing life together! Come hear our thoughts and grow with us through our podcast! ❤️

Categories: Religion & Spirituality

www.donandhisamazingfriend.com

Categories: TV & Film

Tags: Books, Comedy, comics, Entertainment, Movies, tv, TV & Film

Grab your compass and join Christian encourager/blogger/author Cindy LaFavre Yorks as she sojourns alongside you in your faith walk. Partner with her as she shares her travel tips for navigating life’s most challenging detours. With a divine map in hand, she’ll help you identify your struggles and seek God’s wisdom to help you endure and overcome any circumstance with courage and confidence. Through personal storytelling and Bible application, Cindy cheers you on as you raise your white flag and deepen your trust in Him to develop an unshakeable faith to help you go the distance.

Categories: Religion & Spirituality

Music has a beautiful way of unveiling awareness, energies, and healing… what if music could be a gift, giving you insight into what you’d like to change in your life and that the change is easier to choose than you ever could have imagined? This podcast is a quick & deep dive into the songs I’m listening to & what energies and awareness they are contributing to me.

Categories: Music

A 2007 business and technology conference in Bucharest, organized by SOPOLEC Business Advisory Services. Part 1, and introduction and opening comments for “Collaborative Tools: Solutions for Improving Efficiency” Steven Borncamp, Managing Director of SOPOLEC Business Advisory Services introduces the topics and speakers for a conference in Bucharest, Romania on using better business practices combined with the latest technology to collaborate more effectively; an essential skill for doing business in a globalized world. Mr. Borncamp has extensive business experience in strategy, operations, and technology consulting completing projects for leading multinational companies in media, financial services, health care, entertainment, communications, and other industries in the United States and the Central and Eastern European region. He worked previously with BearingPoint (the former KPMG Consulting), Turner Broadcasting and First Affirmative Financial Network – a pioneering firm in socially responsible investing. Mr. Borncamp studied Economics at the University of California, San Diego and received a masters degree in International Relations from Tufts University’s Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy. www.sopolec.com

Categories: Uncategorised

Tags: bucharest, business, Collaboration, collaborative, conference, IT, romania, tools

Because everyone loves a good insights.

Categories: Society & Culture

Meet Rufus & Howard. Rufus is an English teacher with a degree in literature. Howard is an unemployed idiot. One of them spent their entire childhood writing stories and scripts. Unfortunately, it was Howard. Welcome to The Worst Writer in the World; a comedy storytelling podcast in which Rufus attempts to read everything that Howard wrote, while Howard listens and feels increasingly ashamed. Together, they’ll probe the plot holes, interrogate the inconsistencies, and use their adult brains to fix the many problems with Young Howard’s work. So that maybe one day, Howard will no longer be known as: The Worst Writer in the World.

Categories: Comedy

The Accreditation Council for Graduate Medical Education’s AWARE podcasts feature a variety of strategies for enhancing well-being among members of the Graduate Medical Education community. AWARE includes two podcast series: The Cognitive Skill-Building for Well-Being series introduces listeners to common cognitive mindsets that negatively impact well-being, and focuses on strategies for enhancing personal resilience and well-being. The Systems and Research in Well-Being series focuses on current research and select practices in Graduate Medical Education that can help inform the work of programs and institutions to support clinician well-being. This series also provides updates to the GME community on evolving evidence-based knowledge in these areas.

Categories: Education, Health & Fitness

Tags: acgme, graduatemedicaleducation, medicaleducation, mentalhealth, wellbeing

Take a look behind the scenes at the legendary Longhouse Records studio with multi-platinum songwriter, producer, and recording artist Wendy Waldman as your host. Originally signed to the venerated Warner Brothers Records in 1973, Wendy’s debut album ‘Love Has Got Me’ was hailed by Rolling Stone as “Singer Songwriter Debut of the Year.” Over the last four decades, Wendy’s songs have been recorded in multiple genres, including classic hits such as Vanessa Williams’ “Save the Best for Last” and the Nitty Gritty Dirt Band’s iconic “Fishin in the Dark.” https://wendywaldman.com

Categories: Music

Let’s take a peek into the stories behind these books. Look into the lives of those who wrote the books we love. Learn about what made them who they are today, their relationships, and their muses as we see spread across the books they wrote.

Categories: Arts

Innovation for All explores how diversity and inclusion are impacted by innovation and technology. Long form interviews with experts in tech, design, AI, and business. Is Facebook really a monopoly? How can remote work get more diversity in tech? What’s in the terms of service we usually ignore? How can we build inclusive, human-centered AI? Host Sheana Ahlqvist created Innovation For All to help technologists and entrepreneurs make more inclusive products and businesses and think more critically about the societal impact of their work. Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/innovation-for-all/support

Season 3 premiere! Dr. Marcia Chatelain, author of Franchise: The Golden Arches In Black America discusses the complex history of McDonald’s in black America with Sheana. She explains how the civil rights movement impacted black business ownership and how franchises, like McDonald’s, can be both an economic win and financially limiting for low-income communities.

In this episode you will learn:

– How the civil rights movement impacted the growth of McDonald’s in black America
– How McDonald’s utilized black-centered marketing strategies to fuel advertisements
– The pros and cons to working in a franchise
– How the fast food industry was seen as a win for low-income communities initially
– How black-run McDonald’s franchises pooled resources to benefit the community
– The differences of how white and black America viewed McDonald’s and its impact on advertising
– How racist systems use black entrepreneurship as a way to avoid addressing racism
– COVID-19: Challenges to the food justice movement and what environmental racism is
– Corona virus: What are the limits of the private sector?
– Experience and complexities of black franchise owners
– How to reframe historical storytelling to highlight the community rather than the business

Franchise is available now wherever books are sold.

Get shownotes for this and every episode at innovationforallcast.com or find us on Twitter @inforallpodcast.

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Categories: Society & Culture