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Good Stuff Sports features athletes and others in the sports industry telling their stories. What do they love about their sport or athletics in general? How important is practice? We’ll hear stories about not giving up, and of the hard work that goes into seeing results. What are the moments and highlights that stand out in their careers? Join me, Mike Mason, as I get to know a side of sports that kids can listen to and be inspired by.
Categories: Comedy, Kids & Family
Four Louisiana attorneys talking law, politics, social justice issues, and being, black, millennial women in America.
Categories: Society & Culture
On this show, we chat with the characters who make Barossa, Barossa. We open up and share the stories we tell over dinner tables; the folklore and heart of Barossa.
– Stories from the night shift in the winery and from our kitchens (or hotel balconies in Sydney)
– What should never be omitted from mettwurst
– The precision of recipes from 1912 and how a humble biscuit was adopted as a symbol of feminine and family identity
– Why it has taken 30 years to select the right vine clone for replanting
– Who supported The Angels and Divinyls, scored an audition for Home and Away, but turned to a career in wine
– and the sneakiest wine launch in history.
Hosted by winemaker and self-confessed ‘rubbish comedian’ Stuart Bourne, and wine educator and marketing director, Amanda Longworth, we uncover the quirks that make us shrug and say “It’s Just Us”.
….in the words of Amanda, “why the hell does everyone have a yabby story, except me?”
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Categories: Comedy, Society & Culture
Tags: australia, Australians, Barossa, Barossa Valley, chefs, food stories, human stories, Personal Stories, real stories, south australia, travel inspiration, wine, wine education, Wine stories, winemakers
Join R2P founder and artistic director Joey Steinhagen for a bi-weekly gabfest featuring special guests. You’ll hear behind-the-scenes stories about past shows, catch up with alums through the years, listener mailbag questions, and more! The R2P Podcast is sponsored by folks like you who support Running to Places by becoming R2Patrons (www.runningtoplaces.org/join) and by our friends at Tompkins Trust Company. Listen now on this page or wherever you listen to podcasts by searching for “R2P” in your favorite app.
Categories: Arts, Kids & Family
Rare-not occurring very often; matchless; unique; incomparable Radical-characterized by independence of or departure from tradition; innovative or unorthodox; revolutionary; Welcome to Rare & Radical, a podcast designed especially for the peculiar, the rare ones, the misfits, and the innovative, creative, and change agents. This podcast was created for those who have been called to embark on a journey that’s not quite the norm. I am your host, Tierra London. I am a creative, visionary, and rare and radical daughter of a King. 2023, we are reloaded with everything new… Welcome with love
Categories: Religion & Spirituality
It started with books. Today, Amazon is transforming virtually every facet of the American consumer economy. Primed explores what happened when Amazon set up shop in Seattle, what might be in store for its next headquarters, and how this iconic company is changing life as we know it.
Categories: News
This is the Xeory Snowboarding Podcast Located in the C of G.
Categories: Uncategorised
A conversation led podcast hosted by filmmakers discussing movies on the way out of the movie theater.
Categories: TV & Film
We’re building a community where up and coming creatives can share, discover, and learn about their passions.
Categories: Education
Good Morning, Neighbors is a 30-minute interview series that airs on Drexel University’s Independent Radio Station, WKDU 91.7 FM on Tuesday and Thursday mornings at 9:00 am. GMN features community leaders involved in neighborhood nonprofits about their work and their place within Philadelphia’s larger nonprofit landscape. The theme of this season is focused around the black lives matter movement and will be educating listeners on Black history and what has gotten us to where we are today. We will also be interviewing non-profits and organizations on the front lines and serving our community in social justice and the betterment of black people in America, specifically Philly. This show is hosted by Jane-janette Ansah.
Categories: Society & Culture
Young People in the Arts (YPIA) is a volunteer-run organisation for young professionals at the outset of their careers in the arts industry. YPIA hosts monthly events including talks, debates, workshops and networking primarily across London but increasingly around the UK. For more information visit: www.ypia.co.uk Or follow us on: Facebook – www.facebook.com/YoungPeopleIntheArts Twitter – www.twitter.com/ypia_uk Instagram – www.instagram.com/youngpeopleinthearts
Categories: Arts
Remember those songs we loved when we were in middle school? The ones we used to sing at the top of our lungs and dance to? Ever gone back and listened to them again as an adult and thought…oh no…? Well, listen as we dive in to all the old songs we used to listen to as kids that we REALLY shouldn’t have. Songs like – Get Low, Digital Get Down, Semi-Charmed Life. Come listen and laugh with us!
Categories: Music
How can we enable us to create social change and effective altruism while addressing the dichotomy of our modern life and values driven by markets.
Tags: activists, Human Rights, humanity, social change, Society
Welcome to the Event Industry News podcast, the leading portal for event organisers. Each week we invite industry guests on to the show to discuss a range of topics with event management.
This podcast series dives deeper into the 5 Moments of Learning Need®. The 5 Moments of Need present a practical framework to drive higher job performance. The Five Moments of Learning Need focus on the different times where workers need learning. They are: New—when you are learning something for the first time, More—when you are expanding your knowledge, Apply—when you are learning while in the flow of work, Solve—when you need to solve a problem, and Change—When you are adapting to change. This series, hosted by Bob Mosher and Conrad Gottfredson, will help you to better understand the theory and best practices behind this powerful methodology and framework. Visit www.5momentsofneed.com for more resources and join the conversation on LinkedIn at https://www.linkedin.com/company/5-moments-of-need/.
Is it difficult being a Black African American male and a Peace Officer? Each week listen to the personal stories, topics and discussions about this duality. The host will share his personal experiences along with having periodic guests. Whether you want to learn more about this, understand it better, or just want to listen as a therapeutic session, I welcome you and this is the Podcast for you.
Categories: Society & Culture
Paranormal comedy podcast, covering weird and unusual stories ranging from the paranormal to ufos and conspiracies.
Categories: Comedy, Religion & Spirituality, Science
Exploring how Orthodoxy illumines relationships, intimacy and sexuality in ways that revitalize our freedom and integrity – Finding the Freedom to Live (FtFtL) grew out of a desire to help Eastern Orthodox Christians integrate our lives and relationships through a deeper understanding of our Tradition and theology. We focus particularly on intimacy, relationships and sexuality, but our concern is with the whole person.
Categories: Religion & Spirituality
Tags: christian, church, faith, intimacy, orthodox, relationships, sexuality
Moving forward. Making mistakes. Following Jesus. One step at a time. Inside and outside the church. Let Us Witness about God’s love for us together.
Categories: Religion & Spirituality