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An irreverent, but never irrelevant, show dedicated to all aspects of making and keeping your money. Ron Caruthers is an investment and tax advisor with over 30 years of experience. He makes regular appearances on TV as an expert in saving money and preparing for your future. Dominic Cummins has led sales and marketing teams worldwide for over 20 years. He has generated over $1 billion in sales for the companies he has helped during his career. They have been friends for 32 years and have come together to chat about how to help you make and keep more money while avoiding common pitfalls that face entrepreneurs. They laugh, Ron swears, and they get off-topic and chat about watches, wine, cars, and anything that seems fun that day. You never know what they will say next, but one thing is sure–you’ll learn a ton about how to make and manage your finances to help you achieve greater success.

Categories: Business

The Institute of Governmental Studies at UC Berkeley presents public events that provide an informal bridge between academia, public officials, the media and the public.

Categories: Education

BBI ‘You’re On Mute’ is a new podcast series conceived by the UK’s first Black Business Institute, an organisation which aims to boost prospects for underprivileged Black entrepreneurs, by promoting equivalent access to the UK’s funding structures and essential business networks.

Our hosts June Sarpong, Bianca Miller-Cole and Lord Michael Hastings interview an incredible line-up of leaders, icons and change makers, to ascertain how they balance the importance of commercial performance versus societal impact.

In our first special episode, June speaks to Christo Brand, a man who was originally Nelson Mandela’s Jailer and later became his best friend. He provides unique insights into one of the 20th Century’s few globally celebrated social justice icons.

We will also be in conversation with a range of business leaders and icons, such as Vinod Kumar, CEO of Vodafone’s £10bn business division, Nicholas Coleridge, Chairman of the V&A, Tidjane Thiam Former CEO of Credit Suisse, singer & song writer Emili Sandé and fashion icon Paul Smith.

Covid-19 and the killing of George Floyd have emphasised society’s race, class and social equality fault lines, and we’ll be touching on these issues over the course of the series. As we all know, with great power comes huge responsibility, and we look at how those in positions of influence, can use their status as a force for good.

Our time together is broken down into three sections with the guests sharing their favourite piece of music or soundtrack, representing a memorable stage of their life.

This podcast is produced by 4DC – The Podcast Strategists.

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Categories: Business

Learn how to build better React apps in this interview podcast of Kent C. Dodds hosted by Michael Chan.

Categories: Technology

Far from your average music commentary, To Be Honest I Feel You goes much deeper than just dissecting the lyrics to your favorite songs. Using poplar music, singer-songwriter, Mcaiiah, invites you to explore your own feelings, relationships, baggage and trauma. While unpacking today’s music, you’ll cultivate the emotional tools necessary to heal from your past, find freedom from whatever haunts you and live a whole, healthy life. Music is therapy and here, you’ll experience what it truly means to find yourself in the song. To Be Honest I Feel You welcome us back with Episode 5 of Season 1, Headaches & Heartbreaks. This episode, Mcaiiah unpacks the song, Heartbreak Anniversary, by GIVEON. I. The Intro The song speaks to a familiar topic, heartbreak after a breakup, yet the delivery is so refreshing and relatable. GIVEON reminds us that on our journey towards healing and moving on, sometimes we get smacked in the face with a memory that knocks us back a few steps. Mcaiiah reminds us that while it might be uncomfortable, that’s perfectly normal. II. The Walkthrough The song begins almost like an actual anniversary, however, with a twist. Deflated balloons to match a lifeless GIVEON confirms that this is not at all cause for celebration. GIVEON goes onto express that while the relationship might be over, he’s not at all ready to move on. The more he sings, the more we can hear that he doesn’t have closure and still needs answers. He often ends musical phrases with questions that most of us have asked.. “Why’d you walk out my life”? “Do you ever think of me”? GIVEON ends the song with one last confession that while he might be unsure if his lost love thinks of him, he sure thinks of her. III. The Application While we may not be facing a breakup that has us going through the motions, all relationships and dynamic are difficult and can cause us plenty of difficulty. As we wonder through the stages of grief, often times we can get frustrated when we feel like we’re going in circles, ending up back in a stage we thought we had move on from. Those times of regression can often feel like failure, but Mcaiiah reminds us that its normal and natural. Grief is not a static, strict process. Its fluid and fuzzy. Its even cyclical at times. Mcaiiah reminds us that as you venture through the steps to heal from whatever pains you, your process might not look like someone else’s and that’s okay. IV. The Takeaway If your goal is to simply get over a heartbreak, you might often be disappointed. Life has taught us to move on and forget about tough times, but realistically, that might not be possible. Often times, these heartbreaks have life-long impacts on who we are, so it would be unreasonable to expect someone to just forget about it. Instead, Mcaiiah invites listeners to focus on gradual, continuous healing. The goal should be to heal, one day at a time. While it might not feel good along the way, trust the process and be patient with yourself. You are exactly where you should be. You may not feel okay every day, but you’re okay. ——————————————————– If you found the episode helpful, be sure to subscribe and leave a rating. Also be sure to follow us on instagram @tbhifeelyou, as well as share any helpful clips with your friends. https://www.instagram.com/tbhifeelyou/

Categories: Education, Music, Society & Culture

The All Access Star Trek podcast from TrekMovie.com covers all the new shows in the Star Trek Universe: Discovery, Picard, Lower Decks, Strange New Worlds, Prodigy, and any other new Trek on TV. Your hosts Anthony Pascale and Laurie Ulster will review new episodes, cover the latest Star Trek news, include exclusive interviews, and offer our own personal takes as we go… which aren’t always the same.

Categories: TV & Film

Have you been broken, lost your identity, feeling unaccomplished, or life has just been feeling really uncomfortable as if something is missing? You are tired of going in circles but you feel as if God doesn’t hear you and there is just some kind of disconnection between you and Him. If any of this resonates with you join us on the journey of Rebuilding, a space where we allow God to take all of our broken pieces to heal, rebuild, and restore us. This open and transparent podcast will show you that you are not alone, so Grab a seat sis because we are on a journey to healing and restoration.

Categories: Society & Culture

Life is messy, hard and oftentimes hilarious. It is a constant balance between managing the chaos and trying to keep the calm somewhere in the mix. We are all pulled a million directions and need our people to lean on. Amy, Brittany and Katie are three best friends who lovingly refer to each other as “The Council.” When they need advice, a reality check, or someone to listen, they go to their Council; each other. They are three pediatric speech-language pathologists, parents, women, and best friends. They use real, authentic conversations to discuss topics regarding speech pathology, child development, parenting, motherhood, current events, the easy and hard aspects of relationships, and overall humorous events. In each episode, they love to talk and sometimes have deep conversations and big revelations, other times they just drink and laugh until their ab muscles are sore. They invite you to unwind, grab a cup of whatever brings you joy, and become a member of The Council. You will leave these conversations with something in “your cup”- whether it be laughter, new information, inspiration, a question, they welcome you to the Cup of Council Podcast.

Categories: Education

Noted Astrologer Jill Goodman along with Sally Spillane present a daily look at the planets, and how the position of the planets can impact your life.

Categories: Education, Society & Culture

This podcast is all about exploring the leadership lessons, mental fortitude, and sustained success that truly great athletes and successful business professionals share. We will dig into the skills, traits, and behaviors that empower them to unleash their greatness. What drives the best of the best? Why are these men and women able to think, act, and execute at a higher level than anyone else? This podcast is for People of action, people looking to level up their leadership and performance. People who want sustained success and have the competitive mindset needed to go the distance.

Categories: Business

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We talk to some of our closest travel friends, taking you on a ‘virtual’ journey around the world. Find out tips, tricks, and interesting stories from decades of experience, as we find out the true destination. We come to you with hope, inspiration, and maybe a few laughs along the way! This is ‘Virtually There’.

Categories: Society & Culture

English Law Explained.

Categories: Government, News, Society & Culture

What is the foundation of our faith?? How does this effect our daily lives?? This podcast will answer your questions while covering the fundamentals of what it means to be a Christian!

Categories: Religion & Spirituality

(re)clamation is an intervention in the current conversation around theater history. This podcast from CLASSIX and Theatre for a New Audience recenters and uplifts the Black writers and storytellers of the American theater – both the celebrated and the forgotten. Each act of the podcast will explore a different era or theme in Black theater history through interviews, conversations, and excerpts of first-hand accounts. Hosted by Brittany Bradford Produced by CLASSIX and Theatre for a New Audience Conceived and Written by CLASSIX (Brittany Bradford, A.J. Muhammad, Dominique Rider, Arminda Thomas, Awoye Timpo) https://www.theclassix.org

Categories: Arts

Bollywood movie update and reviews. Current topics with my co-host Sharukh Kotwal who will speak on current affairs and scenarios.

Categories: TV & Film

In this podcast Human Design Guide & Business Mentor, Melanie Hill, will show you how you can create or realign your business so that it feels FUN, easy, and effortless with your human design. Think more clients, more fun, more money… all with LESS work and efforting. No more hustle and “ick.” Always knowing what to do next, and when. Never second-guessing yourself or outsourcing the answers again. Stop trying to copy and compare and unleash YOUR magic to the world!

Categories: Business

Women’s experiences at work can be challenging, rewarding, and downright ugly – sometimes in the same week. The Broad Experience sparks candid conversations about women, men, careers, and success. We discuss the stuff everyone’s thinking about, but not always talking about. Leaves you feeling more enlightened and less alone. Hosted by journalist Ashley Milne-Tyte.

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Categories: Business, Society & Culture

Welcome to the We Inspire Futures podcasting project. We interview Canadian educators about issues that matter to you—in 10 minutes or less! Visit www.weinspirefutures.com to learn more.

Categories: Education

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