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Simply my thoughts on a day to day basis or what I feel needs to be said at any given time.

Categories: Society & Culture

Welcome to The Corporate Escapee hosted by Brett Trainor, a podcast dedicated tor GenX professionals and management consultants yearning to break free from the 9-5 grind. Our goal is to guide 10,000 GenXers on their journey to exit corporate life, achieve work/life balance, and command their futures, all while maintaining their financial stability. This show is your roadmap for transitioning from corporate confines to flourishing in solo or expertise-based ventures, utilizing decades of experience. Embark on your corporate escape and redefine your professional journey. We focus on building and optimizing the solo business/solopreneur career path. Subscribe to Corporate Escapee Podcast define your legacy in the world of business today. Join us and transform your expertise into a thriving, fulfilling business outside the traditional corporate confines.

Categories: Business, Education

Tags: b2b, Career change, Consultant, fractional, growth, scale, solo business owner, solopreneur, work life balance

fromtheapron.com podcast is focused on community theatre and aims to promote local productions by interviewing the directors of plays. Each episode features an in-depth conversation with a different director, discussing their experience and approach to directing community theatre, as well as the themes and highlights of their current production. fta also encourages listeners to attend upcoming performances and support their local theatre community. By showcasing the creativity and passion of these directors, we hope to inspire a greater appreciation for community theatre and encourage more people to get involved.

Categories: Arts

A weekly podcast about some of the greatest, and worst movies of our time.

Categories: TV & Film

Encouraging you to walk in your purpose and fulfill your God-given assignment. Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/bnai-dennis/support

Categories: Religion & Spirituality

A journey that takes the hero, Christian, through the varied landscapes that constitute life and through the events that happen to human beings is the plot of The Pilgrim’s Progress by John Bunyan. Readers who have read and loved Louisa May Alcott’s Little Women would recall the many references to this 17th century work of religious fiction. The Pilgrim’s Progress is based on several values based in the teachings of Christianity. The importance of using the Bible as a guiding principle in life, of traveling not just geographically but also spiritually, the emphasis on community living and of the companionship of fellow people and many other themes. The story begins with a detailed explanation by the author in which he explains his beliefs about misconceptions in people’s minds about religion and fiction. He examines the role of stories and parables in the Bible and how they are used to teach us certain lessons about life. The narration goes on to portray a dream that the narrator has once when he is wandering in the wilderness. In the dream, a man named Christian is visited by a spiritual guide called Evangelist who urges him to leave his home in the City of Destruction and embark on an arduous journey to the Celestial City. Christian’s family and friends refuse to go with him and he finally leaves alone, carrying a heavy burden. The rest of the book describes the strange and laborious journey, punctuated by grief, disappointment, fear and many difficulties. Each of these incidents are portrayed as different people or places that Christian has to pass or overcome before he can continue on his journey and reach his final glorious destination. Written in the period between 1677-84 by writer/preacher John Bunyan whose own life was as eventful, fraught with suffering and misfortunes, The Pilgrim’s Progress was written during one of his terms of imprisonment for violating religious laws. The book received enormous acclaim and went on to become one of the most popular religious texts in Christianity. It was translated into many languages and was used by preachers and missionaries the world over. The Pilgrim’s Progress retains enormous appeal for its imaginative and lyrical prose, wonderful descriptions of landscape and travel, simple yet elegant style and also for the delightful touches of humor. Many of the names of places are phrases taken from the Bible, which went on to become common idioms. For modern-day readers, both young and old, Pilgrim’s Progress is an interesting and inspiring read. More great books at LoyalBooks.com

Categories: Arts, Religion & Spirituality

Tags: audio books, audiobook, ebooks, fiction, free audio books, John Bunyan, Loyal Books, loyalbooks.com, religion, The Pilgrim's Progress

Friends, and new Hoosiers 49-Year-Old Patrick and 33-year-old Joe recently found out both their wives are pregnant. Are Joe an experienced stepdad and Patrick an experienced human ready for the adventure? This weekly podcast will bring you along their journey as they live it together. Sonograms, Couvade Syndrome, gagging, finances will they have the stamina to handle it all?

Categories: Comedy, Kids & Family

A podcast about the modern-day “cults” we all follow. Each episode asks the culty questions we’re all wondering… Do you think SoulCycle is a cult? What about Elon Musk stans? Or the Royal Family? What about spiritual influencers? Is Instagram itself a cult? Sounds Like A Cult, hosted by Amanda Montell, author of Cultish: The Language of Fanaticism, analyzes a different zeitgeisty group every week to try and answer the big question: This group sounds like a cult, but is it really? And if so, how bad is it?

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Podcast Instagram – @soundslikeacultpod

Host Amanda Montell – @amanda_montell (Preorder her new book!)

Categories: Comedy, Society & Culture

Essay Questions is the podcast in which your hosts, Joe & Josh, read an essay that’s interesting to them and/or of historical importance, and then talk about it. Pretty simple, right? Well, we like to think we’re using these essays as a starting point for conversations that end up going in strange and surprising directions. Nothing makes us happier than dragging luminaries like Mencken, Orwell, Adorno, and Didion into our own long-standing obsessions with conspiracy theories, the National Security State, media consolidation, high and low culture, and the meaning and purpose of religion. But this isn’t a seminar, and we’re not scholars or experts. Joe is a comic, Josh is a writer, and for them, this is just fun. So if you love to read but feel like you don’t do enough of it, and you think you might enjoy hearing two ordinary guys shoot the s*** about things other than sports, politics, or pop culture, this is the podcast for you. Each episode, we choose a reading that’s publicly available and encourage all our listeners to read it beforehand so you can follow along with our conversation. And of course, you can also always contact us with your thoughts, too!

Categories: Society & Culture

Sheffield’s startup ecosystem has a lot to offer – and people should know that! With this podcast, my goal is to promote the local ecosystem and increase the ecosystem’s connectedness.

Categories: Business, Technology

The author clarifies in this concise yet very beneficial work the virtues of knowledge and the people of knowledge as well as the traits and characteristics of those who Allah granted them knowledge and benefited them by way of that in order to strive to obtain these traits and likewise to identify them in others to know who is truly qualified to learn from.

In the end if this work the author mentions the traits of the one who obtains knowledge yet he is insincere and does not benefit from his knowledge. In order reprimand the likes of this person and so others may identify these individuals and not be tried by them.

Alhamdulillah this class was completed at Masjid At-Tawheed from sep 17, 2019 to june 28, 2020.

May Allah grant us beneficial knowledge and righteous actions.

Categories: Religion & Spirituality

Welcome to Do Business with Todd Frazier! Here, we talk about business development strategies, practical tools, and tips to help your business succeed. As a business strategy expert, licensed CPA, and content specialist, Todd Frazier loves talking about what it takes to DO BUSINESS. Stop waiting, start DOING!

Categories: Business

Two friends making the best of a boring day. Amateur at best😂 we really love doing this, and talk all day anyways so why not just slap it in a podcast🖤

Categories: Society & Culture

Learn about interesting technologies that are changing how work gets done. Industry 4.0. Sponsored by UtilityAR – Augmented Reality for Industry – www.utilityar.com

Categories: Technology

Women having conversations about living with prayer, purpose and presence in every season of life.

Categories: Religion & Spirituality

Loss can be our motivator and our biggest inspiration to love and to love life loudly.. Grief changes you to the core but with God, Life can still be joyful. Life and Loss dives into ways loss can change us and how Gods promises are true. This podcast is rooted in Christian beliefs that because of Jesus dying on the cross that we have Heaven to look forward to. It gives us hope to see our loved ones in eternity. We all have the capabilities to live a vibrant life without fear, anxiety, self doubt and pain weighing us down to the point where we miss out on Gods goodness. megantaun.com Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/megan-p-taunton/support

Categories: Religion & Spirituality

What did it mean to pursue science in the Ottoman Empire? Who practiced it and why? And how should scholars approach the topic today? This series of podcasts introduces new research that challenges the traditional story of science in the Ottoman Empire. Setting aside long-held assumptions of the passive reception of European science or of a golden age stymied by religious obscurantism, these podcasts explore how artisans, scholars, and others made sense of the natural world. Some examine topics and actors traditionally regarded as outside the bounds of science, such as alchemy, while others reveal connections to broader worlds of intellectual exchange. Yet others situate seemingly cerebral sciences like astronomy or medicine in the everyday contexts of religion and charity. Together they reveal a new and vibrant intellectual world that has been too often overlooked.

Categories: Society & Culture

Tags: Empire, History, islam, Medicine, Ottoman, science

A spiritual comedy podcast that does a deep dive on alternative spiritual practices.

Categories: Religion & Spirituality