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Renaissance For The Soul aims to inspire personal growth, self-discovery, a renewed sense of purpose, and spread love consciousness. We empower individuals to navigate life’s challenges and embark on their own Renaissance journeys.
Categories: Society & Culture
This is Canadian Government Executive Radio, the official podcast of Canada’s oldest and most respected news resource for the public sectors federally, provincially, and municipally.
Categories: Government, Technology
Tags: canadianpublicsector, gov, government, tech
Paul Colligan, Author of How To Podcast, and CEO of The Podcast Partnership, is trying out Anchor. Here is what he thinks. he promises to tell the truth, the good and the bad, of publishing your Podcast on Anchor.
Categories: Technology
Conflict resolution and mediation skills help people in disputes find common ground while working toward a mutually beneficial solution together. The Other Chair is a podcast dedicated to helping you, the listener, learn how bringing human issues to the table can help resolve conflict in your personal and professional life. From professional mediators to human resource professionals and those who get the call from friends and family in need, there is something for everyone looking to bring understanding to conflict-driven conversations.
Categories: Business, Education, Kids & Family
Guests are invited to choose the eight records they would take to a desert island.
Categories: Society & Culture
Are you a Schreyer Scholar looking to connect with Scholar Alumni for career and life advice? Or perhaps you are a recent graduate looking to take the next step in your career, or are a prospective Scholar looking to learn more about the College. When our Scholars submit their honors thesis, they ring a ceremonial gong to mark the completion of their honors experience. #FollowingTheGong is a show that features conversations with Scholar Alumni and friends with stories and advice on how to maximize your Scholar experience, prepare for your career and further education, and make new connections with a strong network of Scholar Alumni that blazed the trail before you. Episodes are released bi-weekly on Tuesdays when Penn State classes are in session and are available on major platforms.
Overview:
Diana Adams ’13 Berks is the Executive Director of Brevard Heart Foundation, co-owner and Community Engagement Coordinator of Rock Paper Simple, and a Council Member for the City of West Melbourne in Brevard County, Florida which come on the heels of a seven year career in elementary education in Florida where she earned numerous awards, including Teacher of the Year for her school and the Dr. Theron Trimble Elementary Social Studies Teacher of the Year award for the state of Florida. She earned a BS in Elementary Education with Honors from Penn State Berks in 2013, followed by a Masters in Educational Leadership from the University of West Florida and is currently working on her Doctorate in Public Administration from Valdosta State University. Diana discusses many topics that can be helpful to Scholars of all stripes. After sharing her experience coming to Penn State at a non-traditional age, staying at a Commonwealth Campus, and moving out of state for her first teaching job, Diana discusses making a career change in her 20s, working in non-profits, small business, and public administration. She also shares thoughts on making the most the thesis and Scholar experience and overcoming personal adversity.
Guest Bio:
Diana Adams ’13 Berks is the Executive Director of Brevard Heart Foundation, co-owner and Community Engagement Coordinator of Rock Paper Simple, and a Council Member for the City of West Melbourne in Brevard County, Florida. In each of her roles, she seeks to address community needs by using data and relationships to make a positive difference in her community, in particularly the fields of business, healthcare, and local government. Prior to her current roles, Diana was a teacher in Florida for seven years, where she earned numerous awards, including Teacher of the Year for her school and the Dr. Theron Trimble Elementary Social Studies Teacher of the Year award for the state of Florida. She earned a BS in Elementary Education with Honors from Penn State Berks in 2013, followed by a Masters in Educational Leadership from the University of West Florida and is currently working on her Doctorate in Public Administration from Valdosta State University. With her life dedicated to public service, Diana knows the value of connecting with others for the betterment of our communities and is happy to speak further about education, business, grants, and municipal government. Please feel free to connect with her at LinkedIn (https://www.linkedin.com/in/diana-adams-010853179) or Facebook (https://www.facebook.com/blondiebookworm/)
Episode Specifics:
In this episode, Diana shares her insights on:
· Choosing Penn State Berks for being close to home and the smaller campus feel and the Honors College for the intellectual community it provides
· Pursuing an education major and selecting the right level for you – and test driving as a first-year student
· Starting college earlier than is “traditional”
· Balancing student teaching with writing a thesis, and using that thesis in interviews and in the classroom
· Brining life experience and identity to influence your thesis topic and research
· Job searching outside of Pennsylvania and ideas for job search research generally
· The ups and downs of being an elementary school teacher
· Making the decision to leave teaching and pursue new opportunities
· Handling your inclination to say “yes” to every opportunity
· Getting involved in municipal government – both as a citizen and as a leader
· Keeping a grounded approach to success through serving others
· Lessons from getting SCUBA certified despite a physical disability
· Thoughts on mentorship
Categories: Business, Education
Tags: Penn State, Schreyer
This podcast series features five initial episodes of the stories of women who undertook significant work at the Columbia-Princeton Electronic Music Center and the Computer Music Center at Columbia University. In conversation with historical musicologists, music theorists, and fellow composers, they explore aspects of their experiences within the field of electronic music. We hope to continue building on this archive of interviews in the future. This project is made possible by the generous support of a public outreach grant from the Center for Science and Society at Columbia University.
Categories: Music
My name is Leslie Tucker. I’m sharing my alopecia and life journey. I’m sharing my personal stories and the stories of others. I will be interviewing people who want to share personal stories that have shaped their lives for the good and bad. I will also be reading anonymous letters for those who are not ready to be heard, but want to help others with their stories. Please contact me if you have a personal story to tell. If you like the podcast, stop by Apple and leave a 5 star review. Consider giving a small contribution as well. Thank you in advance for your support.
Categories: Society & Culture
London is one of the party capitals of the world, awash with nights out offering a variety of experiences – from cheesy school time anthems to dirty minimal eastern block techno sessions – the choice of night-time entertainment is yours. DSTF specialises in taking you to the forefront of evening and weekend entertainment. A DSTF party is first and foremost fun, is inclusive as well as exclusive and leaves you gasping for your next dose. You’ll find our ground-breaking style ensures that whatever the occasion – you are the party. DSTF have rocked venues around the world – London (Pacha, Turnmills, Regents Park, The Acquarium etc), Chamonix, Prague (Roxy), Bangkok (Supper Club), Krabi (various beaches), Dubai (various venues) with bands and DJs duch as The Basement Jaxx, Groove Armada, Judge Jules, Boy George and Timo Maas. Our podcasts are a little taster of what to expect at our parties – enjoy //// [itunes pic]
Mixture of memory filled records from 2001- 2003. Mixed properly with two turntables and a mixer – no messing. Best played loud. Masters at Work feat. India – I Can’t Get No Sleep (Unknown Remix) Mighty Dub Katz – Just Another Groove Orange Muse – Keep The Funk Alive (Soul Avengerz Keeping The Funk Dub) Groove Junkies – Midnight (GJ’s Media Noche Mix) Unknown – Unknown Kujay Da Da – Young Hearts Seamus Haji presents Get This – Ya Underwear Pound Boys – Behind The Groove Bongo Loop – Bongo Loop Bang Bang – Silicone (Volga Select Mix) The Beginerz – Doin’ Me Wrong Jose Nunez – Air Race Rockwell – Somebody’s Watching Me Drumatic Twins – Feelin’ Kinda Strange 12 Tree – Hangova
Categories: Music
Tags: alex, Breakbeat, daft, dstf, funky, hed, house, kandi, mix, pacha, punk, turnmills, woodford
Two Be Honest Podcast hosted by sisters Olivia and Nicole Boncic!
Categories: TV & Film
Keepin’ It 100 is a podcast presented by D & D 100 Studios where our two co- hosts Darnel and Hoshi talk about various social issues, current events and living as artists in New York, USA and London, UK. Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/dd-100-studios/support
Categories: Arts
Pop culture matters…But why tho? Looking to catch up on pop culture? We’re reviewing the latest movies and television, interviewing industry creatives, and of course – breaking down why all the things we love matter. But Why Tho? is a bi-weekly podcast where we’ll dive into the past week in pop culture and get to discoursing on important conversations. Additionally, you’ll be able to check out But Why Tho? Reviews, our review show where we give you a quick spoiler-free review of the latest in pop culture.
Categories: Society & Culture, TV & Film
Tags: Arts, comics, Culture, Entertainment, film, Marvel, popculture, Society, videogames
a podcast of random news, interviews, theories, and conversations segments come out monday, wednesday, and friday favorite the podcast and stream 😝 Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/gocrazypodcast/support
Categories: Society & Culture
The work of the people. Our weekly rhythm of being together as a larger community to WORSHIP and CONFESS, to engage SCRIPTURE and PRAYER, to celebrate EUCHARIST, and to be sent back into the city with a BENEDICTION each and every week.
Categories: Religion & Spirituality
Do you have a child, teen, or young adult who is lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer, or any other beautiful sexual orientation or gender identity? Do you feel alone in your effort to support them on their journey or navigate your own? Heather Hester from Chrysalis Mama is here to transform the conversation around loving, raising, and empowering an LGBTQIA+ teenager as well as being a supportive ally to all LGBTQIA+ people. Since 2017, when her son embraced his sexual orientation as a young gay man, Heather and her family have felt every emotion, and have experienced dozens of situations ranging from heartwarming and humorous to terrifyingly life-threatening. She and her husband initially felt alone and overwhelmed, moving her to want to support others traveling a similar path. She discusses taboo topics and works to erase stigmas surrounding the coming out process and parenting an LGBTQIA+ teen. Heather’s shows are both interview and solo offering a wide range of fascinating guests as well as her own episodes where she shares wisdom, stories, and strategies. Sitting in the top 2% of all podcasts, Just Breathe is relatable, educational, and warm. Heather’s approach is based on four pillars – to Embrace, Educate, Empower, and Love – and most of all, to reinforce to all LGBTQ people, their families, and their allies that they are not alone!
Categories: Kids & Family, Society & Culture
Tags: ally, anxiety, depression, family, gay, lesbian, lgbtq, mental-health, parenting, support, teenager, transgender
A podcast about the final season of Attack on Titan from a perspective you have yet to hear. Join Chuck and Mikasa as they break down each episode and offer deeper insight and commentary to the series.
Categories: TV & Film
Welcome to After All, Still Standing—the podcast where faith, healing, and resilience come together. Hosted by India C. Barnes, this is your space for practical wisdom, biblical truths, and encouragement to help you break cycles, find purpose, and stand strong in every season of life.
Whether you’re navigating the pain of your past, wrestling with uncertainty, or striving to align your life with God’s plan, After All, Still Standing is here to guide you. Through heartfelt conversations, personal reflections, and actionable insights, India empowers you to:
– Heal from unspoken wounds.
– Grow in your faith and confidence.
– Discover the strength and purpose God has for you.
Because no matter where you’ve been or what you’ve faced—after all, you’re still standing, and your story is far from over.
Categories: Education, Religion & Spirituality, Society & Culture
Tags: christianity, deliverance, fasting, Healing, prayer, self help, strongholds, Transformation
A tasteful gumbo of topics that include Politics, Religion, Spirituality, Finances, Health, Fitness, Relationships, Mental Health, Current Events, Leadership, Entrepreneurship, Marriage and much more.
Categories: Education
At Cloudera, we believe data can make the impossible possible. The world’s leading organizations choose Cloudera to transform their businesses, improve lives, and advance human achievement. All through the power of data.
Categories: Technology