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Vijay R. Nathan hosts The Truth to Power Show which places a weekly guest on the proverbial meditation cushion to engage in a thoughtful conversation at the intersection of the personal and the political. Tune in for talks with: poets and writers, leaders and teachers, allies and practitioners. The greatest risk we take is to tell our personal truth.
Categories: Society & Culture
He’s Still Working Podcast is about my walk with God, the good, the bad, and even the ugly. I’ll take you on my walk as I study the Bible and go through life with God by my side. I’ll touch on just about every topic, even the dirty ones that we don’t often like to discuss, all the while trying to see the beauty of God in every situation. I hope to encourage you and challenge you to love first because W.W.J.D? He Would Love First! Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/crystal-mcdonald314/support
Categories: Religion & Spirituality
Weekly episodes. Two college kids, whose names both start with J’s, talking about things ranging from small things like Video Games to traumatic experiences like Growing Up. follow us on Instagram and twitter: Josh- @joshausty J- @yeahitsjustj Official Instagram- @jjvtheworld
Categories: Society & Culture
Weekly observations on travel, work, parenting, and life as it goes on around me. Airing Fridays on Alabama Public Radio.
Categories: Kids & Family, Society & Culture
Tags: cammarston, keepinitreal
Startup accelerator podcast focused on helping founders get funded.
Categories: Technology
Talk radio discussions about what everyone else is afraid to say!
Categories: Society & Culture
Finders Keepers is a curated vintage business with a podcast to match. Founded by Riley & Meredith, now singlehandedly owned and operated by Riley, we gals are college travel buddies turned postgrad besties with shared passions for thrifting & sustainability, pop culture, and y2k nostalgia. Listen along for stories, advice, and the occasional gossip tidbit or two about thrifting vintage, small business ownership, and twenty-something life in North Carolina and abroad. Leave us 5 stars if you like what you hear, and we’ll love you forever <3
Categories: Arts
Lisa Jesswein connects you with interesting, inspiring, unusual, thought provoking, creative and spiritually uplifting people who know the value of staying Positive Now! Begin a new life by starting with a new attitude…find it here on Positive Now.
Categories: Religion & Spirituality
Tags: 963, attitude, creative, detroit, empower, empoweradio, happy, Jesswein, life, Light, Lisa, live, new, now, positive, psychic, radio, sunshine, thoughts, Uplifting, wdvd, well, white, yoga
The Anthony Bradley Show podcast is a conversation with key figures hosted by Anthony B. Bradley, PhD. Professor Bradley teaches at the King’s College in New York City and is the director of the Center for the Study of Human Flourishing. The show brings guests in psychology, religious studies, theology, law, sociology, biology, chemistry, physics, economics, political philosophy, business, sports, and more.
Categories: Education, Religion & Spirituality, Society & Culture
Every other week, we’ll spend thirty minutes chatting with business leaders on the latest trends in talent management, industry shifts, human resources, and the never-ending quest for the most productive workforce you can hire.
Categories: Business, Education
Tags: careers, employees, Employers, hiring, HR, Human Resources, staffing, tech stack, temporary staffing
Listen along to our experiences of being parents of two awesome and funny kiddos. Grab a drink, relax and next round is on us.
Categories: Comedy
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Categories: Business
Thando Thabethe, takes you into the journey of the TV and Radio Industry, from radio producers, to actors, to directors, writers. We find out what makes these people the best in their industry, they let us in on the good, the bad & the ugly of the industry and most importantly, they give us insight on what it takes to make it in TV & R
Categories: Arts
Unlocking the secrets to financial success, one episode at a time. Our practical advice and real-life examples aim to demystify financial concepts and provide listeners with the tools and knowledge they need to achieve financial freedom. We strive to make finance accessible to all by breaking down complex topics into easy-to-understand language. Our ultimate goal is to help our listeners achieve their financial goals and create a better financial future for themselves and their families.
Categories: Business
Somethin’ To Do is a podcast wherein three dudes are locked in the basement of an abandoned police station and forced to discuss the news, movies, politics, lots of comic books, music, technology, culture at large, and, basically, all the stuff people our age think about. We’re not kidding about that “locked in the basement” part. Help. Please. Our only internet access is to Blogger and we have no way of even knowing that this podcast is even making it to iTunes. Get us out of here! Please! Is anyone out there? Is there an “out there” anymore? Are you coming? With help? No? Um … Well, I suppose we’ll just keep talking. At least it gives us somethin’ to do. (Title Drop!)
Categories: Arts, Comedy, Education, Society & Culture
Tags: art, Comedy, Culture, design, Movies, music, News, Podcast, Politics, television
Offering hope and inspiration for women’s ministry leaders and team members of all stages (from new to seasoned) serving in their local church community. Episodes will feature women’s ministry tips and resources on topics including discipleship, Bible study, mentoring, event planning, fellowship, leadership, volunteers, prayer, and icebreaker games. We’ll discuss the nuts and bolts of women’s ministry, and we’ll learn from seasoned women’s ministry leaders. Together we’ll fill our ministry toolboxes with tools to build a flourishing, Christ-focused women’s ministry. Hosted by Cyndee Ownbey, the founder of Women’s Ministry Toolbox and the author of Rethinking Women’s Ministry. Cyndee has served in six women’s ministry programs over the last twenty years. She currently serves on the women’s ministry team in her local church.
Categories: Religion & Spirituality
Tags: Bible Study, church, discipleship, event planning, Fellowship, ladies ministry, leadership, small groups, women's ministry
I’m a guy with opinions and thoughts. I like to share these with friends and strangers to see what normal people think and grow my perspective on the world. Hope you find this entertaining!
Categories: Society & Culture
Adoptees telling their own stories of life in adoption, their search for their birth family, and how their reunion attempt turned out. Stories that make you laugh, cry, or simply say “wow”.
This podcast has two purposes:
1) To help you explore your own feelings about your adoption, accept your desire understand your own personal history, and decide for yourself whether reunification with your biological relatives is right for you. It will help you understand how others have dealt with issues related to protecting the feelings of their adopted families who may be supportive of your search, or question your motives and present challenges.
2) For non-adoptees, this podcast will help you understand some of what is in the minds of your friends, family members, or others who are adopted. Perhaps you had questions for them but you didn’t know if you should ask.
The stories will make you smile or bring you to tears, but they’re all true as told by the people who lived them. In them, I hope you’ll find something that inspires you, validates your feelings about wanting to search, or motivates you to have the strength along your journey to learn “Who Am I Really?” After two years in foster care, Janet was adopted into the foster family. An interracial woman, she grew up in a white midwestern community in Ohio. Janet recalls the love she felt from her family and the isolation of being one of two people of color in her town. Through the International Soundex Reunion Registry (ISRR.net) she connected with her birth mother who had been waiting for her to register for years. In reunion, Janet forged a tight bond with her birth mother and maternal brother. On her birth father’s side, she finally met & bonded with her brother, the first person of African American descent she ever met that she is related to. The post http://www.whoamireallypodcast.com/041-ive-finally-gotten-sense-peace/ (041 – I’ve Finally Gotten Myself To A Sense Of Peace) appeared first on http://www.whoamireallypodcast.com (Who Am I…Really? Podcast). Support this podcast
Categories: Education, Kids & Family, Society & Culture