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GOD: An Autobiography, As Told to a Philosopher – The Podcast is a true story of a philosopher’s conversations with God. Dr. Jerry L. Martin was a lifelong agnostic. But one day he had occasion to pray. To his vast surprise, God answered – in words. Being a philosopher, he had a lot of questions. And God had a lot to tell him. Dr. Martin served as head of the National Endowment for the Humanities and the University of Colorado philosophy department. Find out more at www.GodAnAutobiography.com

Categories: Religion & Spirituality, Society & Culture

Tags: agnostic, experience with God, God, God speaking, non-dualism, nondual, Philosophy, philosophy of religion, prayer, religion, secularlism, suffering, unbelief

A series featuring intimate conversations with practising Mediums from around the world who – through compelling personal stories – provide a glimpse into their reading rooms, demystify their work and explain why visiting a Medium could change your life.

Categories: Religion & Spirituality, Society & Culture

Tags: Afterlife, clairvoyance, clairvoyant, death, lilydale, mediums, mediumship, phenomenon, psychic, spirit, spiritualism, spirituality

Just for the laughs

Categories: Science

We believe that everyone who runs should have a great soundtrack. Not one curated by an algorithm, but one that’s hand-picked by a DJ who runs too. The Runcast with John Richards brings you a dynamic mix of music and inspiration to keep you company and motivate you on your run, no matter what your level.

Categories: Music

Meet the leaders who are changing the face of virtual and augmented reality

Categories: Arts, Business, Technology

The Working It Out podcast is a place to explore (often with friends) everyday topics which society puts so much pressure on us to have figured out! Hopefully, you’ll leave this podcast feeling a little more reassured in knowing that it’s okay to not have life worked out.

Categories: Society & Culture

Come along as acclaimed journalist and author Jon Mooallem takes a walk through tranquil woodlands of the Pacific Northwest. No talking; just walking. Ambient. Pleasing. Unusual.

Categories: Health & Fitness, Religion & Spirituality

Tags: ambientfocusnaturewalking

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Categories: Education

15 Minutes of Happy is a Daily Happy podcast, hosted by Robin Raskin and Ali Levin. It’s a weekly podcast that explores people finding ways to spread the happy in these crazy times.

Categories: Society & Culture

We are a nonprofit organization created to help men with ADHD find community and acceptance by raising awareness about Men’s struggle with ADHD and mental health. We are here to provide access to experts, tools, and strategies so that men can learn how to thrive with ADHD. It’s hosted by coach & speaker Marc Almodovar ( @wellnesswithmarc ), mental health advocate John Hazelwood ( @adhd_j0nj0n ), and Shane Thrapp, Life Coach and Business Consultant (Order_from_Ka0s), among other leaders of the Men’s ADHD Support Organization; find out more information about us at www.mensadhdsupportgroup.org

Categories: Business, Education, Health & Fitness

Tags: ADHD, autism, community, Group Support, life coaching, men's health, men's mental health, neurodivergence, neurodivergent

This podcast offers numerous certain insightful views of the making of the EU and the challenges Europe confronted during this period of three decades. Through events such as the post-communist transition, the violent collapse of Yugoslavia in the early 1990s, or the creation of the single market in Maastricht, to the economic and financial crises of the late 2000s, Luke Cooper interviews actors who were involved as well as analysts studying these events. It is at moments a riveting listen. Dr Luke Cooper, is an academic and scholar of international relations and politics from the United Kingdom, he is also the co-host of the “Another Europe” podcast. Luke was a Europe’s Futures Fellow at the Institute for Human Sciences in Vienna in 2018-2019. One of the projects that he worked on during his tenure was this series on Europe after 1989.

Categories: Government, History, Society & Culture

This is your life. Your Journey. Your story. Each week bring insights from top coaches around the globe to help you elevate as a man, father and leader.

Categories: Education, Health & Fitness, Society & Culture

Tags: Adventure, combat training, dad, dads who lead, father & son, father/daughter, fatherhood, fathers, financial, Financial Education, intention, Man, manhood, masculinity, mindset, positive masculinity, relationship, service, taking action, teen financial education, teen fitness, thomas pfanner, unlocking manhood

Because everyone has a food story. From our first mouthful of applesauce in front of​ ​our adoring family, to our first bite into a jalapeño pepper, and everything in between, food is at the heart of the human experience. We love it. We need it. Food is family and ritual. Fun and work. Sophistication and guilty pleasure, scarcity and overabundance. Food makes us ecstatic and sometimes crazy. Food delights and disappoints. Can you think of a connector that binds us together more universally or seamlessly than our shared relationships with food? That’s what we do in this podcast: Share entertaining, evocative, celebratory, complicated and funny food stories.

Categories: Arts, Society & Culture

Tags: chefs, cooking, Culture, eating, first person stories, Food, food stories, let's talk about food, louisa kasdon, personal, Personal Stories, relationships, Society, Stories, storytelling, the food voice

Did your parents talk to you about Money? Entrepreneurship? Successful Mindsets? Personal Finance? Oh, that’s right, you learned it in school. Wait, What? You didn’t? Well, then you must be teaching all of these subjects to your kids. Oh, you’re having a hard time talking to your kids about Money? Well you’re not alone. The two most anxiety inducing subjects for parents to talk to the kids about are the “birds and the bees” and money. Listen to the Money Talkers with your host Cody Loughlin as we break down how the high achievers in society were able to overcome the same missing talks that you had and how they are raising their children. You’ll get amazing information, useful tactics, mindset secrets and so much more from award winning entrepreneurs, YouTube stars, Forbes 500 winners, best selling authors and so much more…. At the end of this podcast you won’t just learn, you’ll be armed with actionable conversation so that you and your family can re-write your money story as Money Talkers!!

Categories: Business, Kids & Family

Tags: entrepreneurship, Finance, mindset, Money, parenting, parents, personal finance, saving money, success, wealth building

The podcast where we discuss ancient wisdom, modern hacks, paperback self-help books, and pithy platitudes in the hope of figuring out the best way to live this one precious and wild life.

Categories: Arts

Tags: activism, Best Friends, Comedy, conversation, hacks, information, intellectual, Judaism, Millennials, pop culture, religion, self help

This is a timeless classic expressing the universal message that every aspect of life should be looked at in a positive way. It follows the actions of its protagonist, eleven-year old Pollyanna who goes to live with her stern Aunty Polly, where she faces many challenges with a smile on her face. The best-selling novel begins with the introduction of Pollyanna who goes to live in Vermont with her strict Aunt Polly after the death of her parents which have left her an orphan. The young heroine refuses to give in to her seemingly gloomy situation and instead chooses to look at the bright side of things. Pollyanna’s adjustment to her new surroundings is determined by her optimistic philosophical approach to life, which she refers to as “The Glad Game”. A game taught to her by her father, it has one simple rule- to find the silver lining in every cloud, and find a reason to be glad in every situation whilst withstanding any obstacle life viciously throws. Soon after her arrival, the little girl encourages others to join her in her game and change their previous gloomy attitude. Among the new players is the bad tempered, old Mrs. Snow, and the withdrawn John Pendleton. The townspeople are quick to welcome the unrelenting cheerful girl into their lives, even as she must confront and overcome her own challenges. Although Pollyanna is considered a children’s novel, it is in fact intended to be enjoyed by all ages. As it explores themes of rejection, deprivation and illness, the novel relates to a wide audience. Porter offers an enlightening journey into the world of a child’s innocence, whose positive energy has the mystical power to alleviate even the bleakest social and personal circumstances. With a good storyline and a positive message, Pollyanna is an inspiration to many never to give up on life.

Categories: Arts

Tags: audio books, audiobook, ebooks, Eleanor H. Porter, free audio books, Loyal Books, loyalbooks.com, Pollyanna

Former VJ and host Erica Ehm gets personal with the MuchMusic personalities you probably grew up watching in the 80’s and 90’s, sharing stories and perspectives on how Much made them who they are today.

With the heady days of music television as a flashpoint, this podcast explores the theme of reinvention with entertaining anecdotes and useful insights to inspire listeners to face the next chapter of their lives.

A mix of music and memories, gossip and advice, secrets and successes, expect the unexpected every week. Make sure you SUBSCRIBE so you never miss an episode!

Erica has also set up a feedback line so you can leave your memories, questions and guest suggestions. 1-833-972-7272

Categories: Arts, Music

Tags: canada, much music, MuchMusic, television

It has been accepted by virtually all Christian traditions that the Last Supper was a Passover meal. It has also been accepted by virtually all Christian traditions that in the early Church the Lord’s Supper, for which the Last Supper is the model and pattern, was celebrated as part of a common fellowship meal, the agape feast. Yet by the second half of the first millennium the Lord’s Supper had been separated from the Agape and the Church had banned the celebration of the latter in church buildings with the result that it fell into complete disuse. Why did this happen? The reason is to be found in the fact that it was difficult to transform the Agape into a clergy-controlled and regulated ritual, whereas the Eucharist, separated from the Agape and accompanied by an expanding liturgy, was easily transformed into a rite that could be sacralised and subjected to clerical domination. The life of the Church was then redefined and its most important communal expressions were transformed into rituals performed by the priesthood (sacerdotalism). The ability of the Christian community, the Christian society, to achieve the potential of its life as the true social order was restricted as an inevitable consequence. If the Church is to fulfil the task entrusted to her by her Lord in the Great Commission Christians must reclaim their citizenship of the Kingdom of God from those who have sought to dispossess them of it for so long. Centralised bureaucratic control of the Church by clergymen has vitiated the life of the Church as a social order and wrecked the mission of the Church. The life of the Church as the true society, the true social order, must be restored if the Great Commission is to be accomplished, and the combined Eucharist and Agape is an important element of that life, since it is the central ritual of the Christian Church and therefore vital to the well-being of the Christian community.

Categories: Religion & Spirituality