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This series will provide a broad overview of the entire Bible, especially designed for those who are brand new to the Bible or those who want to review the grand narrative of redemption.

Categories: Religion & Spirituality

Tags: Bible, christianity, newtestament, OldTestament, scripture

A comedy podcast dedicated to reading original fan fiction about the world’s greatest heroes: Celebrities.

Categories: Comedy, Fiction, TV & Film

Tags: bizarre, celebrities, Comedy, fan fiction

#ATWYMOG is a Glee rewatch podcast with a self-proclaimed Gleek, and a first-time viewer. Subscribe to hear them discuss (and argue) every episode of the hit Ryan Murphy show from start to finish.

Categories: Comedy, Society & Culture, TV & Film

Tags: after show, amber riley, and that's what you missed on glee, atwymog, chord overstreet, cory monteith, darren criss, diana agron, finn hudson, first time, glee, glee podcast, Gleek, jenna ushkowitz, kevin mchale, lea michele, mercedes jones, Mog, naya rivera, rachel berry, recap, review, rewatch, ryan murphy

Kamil Ahmad was born and raised in Toronto, Canada. He studied at the Islamic University of Madinah where he graduated with a bachelors degree from the faculty of Shariʿah in 2009. He then went on to complete a post-graduate diploma in Dawah from the faculty of Dawah and Usul-ud-Din. Upon completing his studies in Madinah, he went on to pursue a masters degree in ʿAqidah and Contemporary Ideologies from Qassim University. His research concentrated on the New Atheism and its impact on Muslims. Besides his academic studies, he has studied various classical texts in different Islamic disciplines under several scholars during his stay in Saudi Arabia. Over the last decade, he has lectured in various countries and appeared on a number of satellite channels, including Peace TV and Huda TV. He has also been teaching for the Islamic Online University since 2010 where he currently serves as assistant professor for the MAIS (Masters in Islamic Studies) program. Shaykh Kamil Ahmad currently resides in Toronto, Canada where he actively works in the Muslim community.

Categories: History, Religion & Spirituality

Listen to live recordings from the Cross Party Group on Culture meetings. Cross-Party Groups (CPGs) provide an opportunity for Members of all parties, outside organisations and members of the public to meet and discuss a shared interest in a particular cause or subject. The cross party group on culture meets twice a year at the Scottish Parliament. The purpose of the group is to discuss cultural matters and ideas.

This episode was recorded live at the CPG on Culture meeting on Tuesday 11 December 2018. This Cross Party Group on Culture topic is ‘Radical Futures for Cultural Freelancers in Scotland’. The group will discuss;

What are the barriers to working successfully as a Cultural Freelancer in Scotland?

What changes can we make to better support freelancers?

The speakers were:

Parents and Carers in Performing Arts (PiPA)

Emma Jayne Park, Practitioner, IETM Network Member

Maria Oller, Lung Ha

Robin Patel, Ergadia

Categories: Arts, Society & Culture

Two and a Half Guys is a new podcast discussing some of your favorite television shows, movies, and actors/actresses. Each week Rozay, Doe, and Midgee will give their honest opinions, whether popular or unpopular, on movie and TV series both old and new. Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/antwan-green/support

Categories: TV & Film

Providing entrepreneurs with the strategies to successfully launch, grow, and protect their brands on Amazon. Learn more at: http://day2podcast.com Avenue7Media is your partner in profitable Amazon growth. We are a fast-growing team of Amazon experts running a proven process and delivering an average of 100% growth for our partners. The Day 2 Podcast is hosted by our Founder & CEO, Jason Boyce. Each week, we’re bringing expert advice for Amazon sellers to help them launch, grow and protect their brands on the world’s biggest online market (and beyond!)

Categories: Business, Education, News

Tags: amazon, amazon agency, amazon brand, amazon brands, amazon consulting, amazon consulting agency, amazon fba, amazon listing, amazon marketplace, amazon seller, amazon selling, amazon tips, avenue 7 media, avenue7media, brand protection, eCommerce, selling on amazon, the amazon jungle book, tips for selling on amazon

What is the value of philosophy in everyday life and work? Can philosophy offer us not just a way of life, but a way to make a living? I profile philosophers who found their way through the wilderness beyond the ivory tower. We explore how they forged a new professional identity, how they built successful new careers, and how philosophy can add value in business, government…and pretty much everything else. From their stories, I distill the decisions, strategies, and habits that powered their success. To learn more, check out www.davidestorey.com.

Categories: Business, Education, Society & Culture

Tags: philosophy wisdom careers work personal growth higher education academia

A chatty movie review podcast that dissects the good, the bad and the bloody. With a focus on horror, slasher, zombies and other movies where she should have run out the frickin door instead of up the stairs. Let two horror loving girls take you on a journey you didn’t ask to be a part of and provide you with all the opinions you never asked for.

Categories: Leisure, TV & Film

Tags: black comedy, Comedy, Crime, film, Funny, girls, Gore, horror, movie, murder, review, thriller

Open Bee helps your company to accelerate and succeed your digital transformation. ► Podcast proposed by Open Bee™ : French Software Editor specialized in Document Management Systems (DMS).

Categories: Technology

Emily and Neil watch every sci-fi movie ever made and break down exactly what’s wrong with their Sci and their Fi. Check it out!

Categories: TV & Film

A spoken word piece on the weight of responsibilities that tends to ensnare young adults.

Categories: Arts

Welcome to Humans of HR, part of the Leapgen NOW of Work network. A conversation about all things HR and future of work. We keep it real, raw and refreshing. We’re not afraid to ask the questions or go where others won’t. We’re real people, having real conversations about real topics covering themes like HR Technology, Talent Management, Future of Work and Diversity and Inclusion. Follow us on Instagram @humans_of_hr. On Twitter @DaveGazz @HumansOfHRPod @Leapgen_ANZ

Categories: Business, Technology

Tags: change, consulting, digital transformation, disruption, HR, software, talent, Technology, training, user adoption, workforce

“You shall have no other gods before me. You shall not make for yourself idols in the form of anything . . . you shall not bow down to them or worship them.” – Exodus 19:3-5 NIV Idolatry. It’s been a problem with man for a long time. And, as witnessed by the first two commandments delivered to Moses on Sinai, God is serious about confronting it. According to Dr. Herbert Schlossberg in his bestselling book, IDOLS FOR DESTRUCTION, all idols fall into two general categories: Idols of nature and Idols of history. Picking up where idolatry stands between God and His people, Christians must have a Biblical view of nature, and a Biblical view of history. THROUGH NEW EYES demonstrates that nature was designed and created as a revelation of God. Only if we allow nature to point us to the Creator can we avoid idolatry. Jordan discusses the design of the world as a whole-as well as rocks, stars, plants, animals, and humanity-demonstrating how it shows forth the nature of the Creator. History also is designed and managed by God. Jordan discusses the Biblical view of history, exhibiting that God superintends history so that events of the past shed light on events of the future. “Only with such an understanding of history,” contends Jordan, “can we draw legitimate analogies from the Bible to our time.” THROUGH NEW EYES sets forth the Biblical understanding of the world, and then traces the developments of that world through the successive “covenants” of the Bible – each new covenant transforming the previous one, bringing forth a “new world.” Each of these “worlds” was given a symbolic model appropriate to the times: the Tabernacle for Moses, the Temple for David, and so forth. By a study of these models, and of the societies they represented, Jordan is able to set forth the Biblical view of the world and historical change and progress, and make relevant and important applications to the present day.

Categories: Religion & Spirituality

A podcast discussing BIPOC representation in sci-fi, fantasy, and speculative fiction genres. I aim to highlight creators who are crafting stories with authentic BIPOC characters at the forefront of their storylines.

Categories: Arts

You know those chats with your best friends over coffee? The ones that have the day flit away; the ones that have you look out the window surprised at the light having faded to black? The ones that have you gazing inward, noticing why you see the world the way you do you, and then outward, understanding why others do (in their own ways) too? Welcome to Once Around The World. Cosy up and listen in as Carina and Mackenzie share their fears, struggles with entrepreneurship and womanhood alike, as well as their surprise at each other’s cultural ways.

Categories: Society & Culture

Jason Martin has a list of his 100 favorite movies. Paul Conlon doesn’t have a list but he gets to tell Jason what he thinks of those films. Each week they discuss the plot, trivia, cast and the behind the scenes story of one movie. Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/jason-martin6/support

Categories: TV & Film

I Don’t Know w/ Leotho n Co is a podcast that features LeoTho(Local Entertainment Personality) and Cory Chapman(Local Actor: Stranger Things 2,I’m Not Ashamed,I,Tonya). Each week they explore issues of the day and ranging topics in a style that is extremely open, unapologetic, sometimes genius and always comical. They often invite guest who are popular or offer a new view on trending topics.

Categories: Society & Culture