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Healing Walks and Talks for Racial Justice: A Podcast of Trinity UMC Germantown

Categories: Religion & Spirituality

Affairs are prevalent but rarely talked about relationships. The podcast, Cheating: When Love Lies, is a deep dive into the complex emotions surrounding these secret unions.

Creator and host, Jillian Hamilton, delves into this taboo topic and asks the hard questions about affairs: how common are they, who’s having them, and why? These questions illicit unexpected answers that reveal both men and women as people actively seeking something – validation, escape, understanding, vengeance, thrill, love, sex, and romance – outside of marriage or committed partnerships. Cheating: When Love Lies resists the condemnation of affairs as uniquely wrong or bad and instead considers their usefulness in learning as much about relationships as we learn about our ourselves.

On the podcast, Jillian Hamilton narrates short fictional stories about cheating based on true life events. The narration is followed by a roundtable discussion with everyday people who share their unique perspectives. Jillian also interviews cheaters and betrayed partners. These interviews are raw and real-and at times maddening or heartbreaking.

Listen now to Cheating: When Love Lies. Are you ready for the truth?

Categories: Fiction, Society & Culture

A look at the best and worst moments of unscripted TV history, from cult documentaries to trashy early 2000s reality tv. High-brow analysis of the low-brow trash we love.

Categories: Comedy, TV & Film

Shelly Olson from the Frugal Family Home blog, shares encouragement for homemakers who work in the home and outside the home. Homemaking is a tough job and often a thankless one and we can all use a little encouragement along this journey. This podcast is meant to inspire and encourage those who are tackling this huge job of homemaking and motherhood. Let’s go on this journey together to become more intentional with our money, our time and our lives.

Categories: Arts, Education, Kids & Family

Gender Brain is a safe space for conversations that help us understand each other to happen. Gender and culture play a roles in the way we view life and the choices we make, so let’s find out why👀 so grab a snack and come and Join the conversation!

Categories: Society & Culture

The weekly podcast where we discuss the why behind human society and behavior, lessons from pop culture and our own experiences to lead a more intentional, efficient and happy life.

Categories: Education, Society & Culture

On CHECKING IN, Michelle Williams and her friends let it all out as they reveal their intimate experiences with depression, anxiety and their mental health journeys. Hosted by Michelle, these celebrity interviews will also offer skills on how to manage mental health hardships and even offer coping strategies for emotional well-being.

Categories: Education, Health & Fitness

The Folk Music Educator podcast is hosted by Phil “fiddlinphil” Kramer and Erin Mae Lewis, who are full-time Music Educators. The Folk Music Educator Podcast includes conversations about teaching bluegrass, old-time, Irish, and more in the modern new media landscape.

Categories: Education, Music

Tags: bluegrass, folkmusic

About Show

Grief is a Sneaky Bitch creator and host Lisa Keefauver brings her deep curiosity, love of conversation, and knowledge of how language and culture shapes our experiences of ourselves and our world (including our grief) to each unscripted conversation. From thought leaders, CEO’s and social workers to authors, educators, researchers, filmmakers and stay-at-home moms, her guests open up about the complexity, confusion, and even confidence they have gained by navigating a grief journey of their own.

And in case you’re new to the show, yes this is a podcast all about grief. She and her guests explore the expansiveness and pervasiveness of grief in our lives, because let’s face it, 100% of us experience grief, multiple times in our lives. Lisa witnessed it time and time again in her career as a social worker and in her personal life too with the most significant loss being her husband in 2011. And yet, individually, and collectively, we’re so grief-illiterate and that is causing us all harm. So, she’s on a mission to reimagine grief, one conversation at a time. So glad you’re joining us.

About Host

– WATCH her TEDx talk, Why Knowing More About Grief Can Make it Suck Less

– PRE-ORDER her book, Grief is a Sneaky Bitch: An Uncensored Guide to Navigating Loss

– WATCH her Media Maker Profile to learn about her WHY



– Learn more about working with Lisa Keefauver by visiting www.lisakeefauver.com and follow on social media @lisakeefauvermsw

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Categories: Education, Health & Fitness, Society & Culture

Tags: cancer, grief, griefsupport, loss, Podcast, widow

Hosted by Steph and Neal Jolly. With new weekly episodes every Wednesday, this podcast aims to be a safe space that allows for vulnerability, intimate stories and conversations journeying through marriage, faith, life and business. Whether it’s personal stories or conversations with others brought on to share their voice, this podcast is meant to uplift, inspire and bring more peace and grace to your life. We welcome you into a community where we embrace Grace-Filled Living.

Categories: Society & Culture

This podcast will not only change your mentality, but motivate and inspire you to make better life choices.

Categories: Society & Culture

Sylvia Global presents global conversations pertaining to women, empowerment, business, faith, health and philanthropy. By exploring the impact of women in business, faith, and philanthropy, Sylvia Global is able to inspire social change and promote tolerance, acceptance, and leadership. Sylvia Global offers conversations that give a voice to the good that is around all of us and how we can perpetuate it.

Categories: Business

Tags: business, Entertainment, family, health, leadership, Money, self help, spirituality, Wealth, women

Join me for some tales of current events, sports, music, comedy and other interesting things happening in and around North Carolina. I will also talk about my struggles with cPTSD and the various ways that has affected my life. I may talk about some interesting jobs I’ve had over the years. Who knows where I’ll go! Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/chris-smith433/support

Categories: Society & Culture

The Coppin Connection Podcast is a curation of conversations surrounding good news from the Coppin Community. Topics often include upcoming events, alumni news, student testimonies and achievements, Coppin faculty spotlights, and academic program news. Coppin is often called “Baltimore’s best-kept secret” and the Coppin Connection Podcast seeks to change that. Our goal is to share Coppin Proud news and stories with the Coppin Community and beyond. www.coppin.edu IG: @CBSSatCSU Twitter: @CBSSatCSU Intro Song: 70s (prod. Beatowski)

Categories: Education

Podcast by ConsenSys

Categories: Technology

This podcast explores the stories of champions of food procurement. Brought to you by the UN One Planet Network and ICLEI – Local Governments for Sustainability, each episode unpacks how public authorities from around the world leverage procurement to positively impact the food value chain, to ultimately contribute to sustainable food systems.

Categories: Arts

Home to the Spectator’s best podcasts on everything from politics to religion, literature to food and drink, and more. A new podcast every day from writers worth listening to.

Categories: News, Society & Culture

Zayd Dohrn was born underground – his parents were radicals and counter-culture outlaws, on the run from the FBI. Now Zayd takes us back to the 1970s, when his parents and their young friends in the Weather Underground Organization declared war on the United States government. They brawled with riot cops on the streets of Chicago, bombed the Pentagon and the U.S. Capitol, broke comrades out of prison, and teamed up with Black militant groups to rob banks, fight racism – and help build a revolution.

Categories: History, News, Society & Culture