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Friends with different backgrounds, unique personalities, & passionate perspectives are here to discuss the latest news to us. From Massachusetts to California to the people around the world this is the Coldest of Takes Available Everywhere #ColdestofTakes
Categories: Sports
WALK 97.5 will explore ideas impacting your town, Long Island and the country. Our first topic will help you rediscover the holiday season by bringing you back to your childhood and shining a light on the Reason You Can’t Cancel Christmas.
Categories: Society & Culture
This podcast is for the fighters. It is for the people that are not afraid to fail, and will always get back up. In this podcast you will learn all about the challenges that you will face as an entrepreneur.
The host, Anik singal, is a leader in the digital marketing, having made over $200,000,000 online. In this podcast, you will hear about his struggles, hardships, and some of the victories that he has achieved throughout his life, and how he dealt with it all.
This podcast is to help entrepreneurs succeed, but also to prepare them for the challenges that they may face.
Bringing educators timely and relevant conversations to support student-centered instruction.
Categories: Education
Tags: Education, k-12, learning, professional development, teachers, teaching
A podcast about adventurers, sort of, kind of? It’s about the adventures small, and big and everything in between from people who maybe don’t follow that traditional lifestyle.
Have you ever wondered what it might be like to do a long thru-hike? Or what it might be like planning for such a trip? And are you starting to feel maybe just a little overwhelmed by everything that’s out there?
Well, don’t worry because in this episode, Episode 9 of We the Wild Ones, I had the chance to talk with just the person to put your fears at ease. Chris Denu, aka The Bold Nomad, has done a lot of hiking. And I’m not just talking day hikes here. Chris is from Vermont, like me, and has since moved out west to bigger mountains. He quit his job in 2016 and has been living nomadically since. Some of his big adventures include hiking the Continental Divide Trail in 2017, trekking to Mount Everest Base Camp, hitting 44 of the 50 state high points, and a lot of international travel.
It took us a few weeks, months, to finally catch up, a bit tricky since we are both living on the road and cell service can be a little spotty sometimes. But we finally made it happen!
Notable Points
– Best tips for getting into hiking
– Biggest things learned while on the CDT
– Managing life on the road
– Making family trips into adventures
– Getting outside your comfort zone and say yes
Questions:
What’s one non-essential item you can’t live without?
– Cell phone, although cell phones seem more essential now, Ipad for watching Netflix. Coffee.
If you could have one useless superpower, what would it be?
– Instant recovery, could do a big day and then another big day without feeling the effects. Then I could just keep going day after day.
What’s your best tip for living an adventurous life?
– Just say yes. Say yes to opportunities, figure out how to pay for things later, commit to it and figure out the details later.
Resources:
The Bold Nomad
– Instagram @theboldnomad
– Website: www.theboldnomad.com
– Email: chris@theboldnomad.com
We The Wild Ones
– Instagram @we.thewildones
– Website: www.wethewildones.com
Hiking Info
– Continental Divide Trail website
– Highpointers Club website
Categories: Society & Culture, Sports
Tags: Adventure, adventure sports, adventure stories, rock climbing, we the wild ones, wild ones
Pipes Output
Categories: Technology, TV & Film
Tags: dj, Entertainment, Funny, gaming, hobbies, information, Movies, music, network, Podcast, SPorts, tech
A podcast exploring living with the human condition – reconciling our philosophical quest for meaning and the absurdity of existence.
Categories: Science, Society & Culture
Are you a middle school teacher or parent who longs to connect with your teens on a deeper level? Yearns to be there for them in their life-is-too-big moments? Wants to share life lessons with them – without sounding like an afterschool special? Then you’re in the right place! Join The Ish Girl (aka Amy Kelly) as she shares fresh ideas, strategies, and resources for connecting with teens. From body image to bullying, academic pressure to addiction, Amy will give you the tools to broach a variety of hot topics, and lay a foundation of trust and communication with your teens.
For Episode Show Notes go to http://theishgirl.com/ep133.
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Categories: Education, Kids & Family
Tags: educators, middleschool, parenting, Reading, teaching, teens, youngadultbooks
A rough compilation of what I understand to be a mum and just to showcase the ups and downs of looking after a mini me!
Categories: Kids & Family
Mr. Hear Me Out is the best friend that says what you’re thinking. Every week on Hear Me Out he creates a safe space to talk about shared experiences with open dialogue. Conversations range from mental health, relationships, current events, and unpopular opinions —- no matter what you hear, just know there will be a rant somewhere in between. For inquiries and/or collaborations go to MarcoDePrence.com and schedule a consultation with me. Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/thisishearmeout/support
Categories: Society & Culture
A collection of videos from the Financial Markets Group.
Categories: Education
Rapper and Entrepreneur Dorian gives his POV on a myriad of topics such as the music business, entrepreneurship and social issues. Want To Know How To Make Your First $10,000 From Music? CLICK HERE – https://www.tinyurl.com/Group82University Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/82pointsofview/support
Categories: Business
The podcast about her, you, and me. Real conversations about everyday life, situations and struggles that we all go through, yet feel alone. Discussions about culture, spirituality, navigating the world as we now know it and the kids we have to raise in it. Just real life.
Categories: Kids & Family, Religion & Spirituality, Society & Culture
a podcast by two friends in asheville, north carolina // our intention is to uncover a thorough understanding of intuition, the body, energetics, and consciousness in the modern world. we bring on guests that offer unique perspectives and break downs of different modalities in metaphysics, and we speak ourselves on what we have been experiencing in life through our respective practices of energetic and spiritual work. alex: orthobionomy/psychic medium @themoodymedium www.themoodymedium.com rhea: reiki/akashic records/guidance @rheatruly www.rheatruly.com – logo by @garnetfisher
Categories: Religion & Spirituality
A podcast that will tell you exactly what restaurant to go to if you are craving a particular dish, from chicken fingers to bibimbap. Mixed in with family recipes and more personal anecdotes than your body has room for, Jessica will not let you down when you are craving something. She will be giving regional restaurant recommendations in Massachusetts and New England, as well as national chain restaurant recommendations and recommendations from locations around the world!
Categories: Arts
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Mike Donehey is a recording artist, author of the bestseller Finding God’s Life for My Will, speaker and a founding member of the band Tenth Avenue North.
Mike has seen his fair share of the unexpected. Following a potentially fatal car crash as a teen, Mike learned to play the guitar while still in bed recovering from his injuries. Learning the guitar gave birth to songwriting, and that songwriting led to the formation of the band Tenth Avenue North. One of the most loved and successful artists in Christian music, Tenth Avenue North radio favorites include Love Is Here, By Your Side, You Are More, Losing, Worn, I Have This Hope, and the multi-week no. 1 smash Control (Somehow You Want Me).
Despite the group’s widespread popularity, Tenth Avenue North’s members sensed at the beginning of 2020 that they each had their own unique roads to follow. Mike seized this opportunity to expand as a storyteller, communicator and thought instigator wherever his voice can be heard. In addition to recording his first solo album and preparing his second book, Mike brings you this podcast, Chasing the Beauty.
Each Chasing the Beauty episode will look for God and joy in the unexpected places. To quote Ann Voskamp, “The secret to joy is to keep seeking God where we doubt He is.” Mike and his guests will look at those places – the heartbreaking, the awkward, the uncomfortable, the weird, and the wild – to find God. And where God can be found, joy can be found as well (“Those who sow with tears will reap with shouts of joy.” Psalm 126).
For more about Mike, visit www.mikedonehey.com .
Categories: Religion & Spirituality
How do we stop and notice that incredible, holy things happen to us every day.
My name is Rabbi Lauren Holtzblatt and this is Awake – finding the holy in the every day. On this show, I bring the teachings from Jewish mystical texts into everyday life in less than 10 minutes. When you listen, I hope you will take a few minutes to pause and to open yourself to the possibility that holiness, connection and presence are around us all of the time.
Categories: Religion & Spirituality, Society & Culture
Tags: adas, adas israel, Hebrew, jewish, Judaism, meditation, mindfulness, Rabbi, rabbi lauren holtzblatt, self help, yoga