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WHERE WE SPEAK TRUTH TO YOUR CONSCIOUSNESS !!! T.HRIVE R.AW U.APOLGETIC T.INACIOUS H.ONESTY TANGIBLE HOPE ….”IAM THE STOP GAP THAT BRIDGES HUMANITY’S PRESENT REALITY , WITH THIER DESTINED PURPOSE” SPIRITUALITY IS THE ENATE ABILITY TO FIND, COMPREHEND, ABSORB & MAXIMIZE THE TRUTH & POWER OF PRINCIPLES IN ALL ENTITIES OF RELIGION!!!! ~A.L.T.
Categories: Society & Culture
GLADIATORS, READY! More than thirty years on from the first episode, everyone’s favourite Gladiator Jet (aka Diane Youdale), journalist David Blackmore and producer Paul Noddings are turning back the clock to celebrate the glory days of the best Saturday night family show on British TV in the 1990s. Joined by special guests, they will be learning about the stories and characters who made Gladiators what it was, and their lives before, during and after the show.
Categories: TV & Film
Tags: 90snostalgia, 90stv, Gladiators, nostalgia
Family: A Garden, Desert, or A Jungle? What happens when you merge insights from the fields of development, education, and psychology? You get practical plural perspectives about families and parenting. Tanya will discuss the messy middle of life and family dynamics through her almost 30 years of treacherous travels raising a family. Her stories are infused with humor, informative insights, and sincere solutions to strengthen and create an intentional family. With her unique homegrown background and a Master’s Degree in Education and Curriculum Development and an undergraduate degree in Family and Human Development, Tanya carefully combines a professional approach with real-life experiences. Sometimes Family is like a garden and sometimes it’s like a desert, but most of the time it is A Jungle!
Categories: Education
This is the Fearless Portraits Podcast, a collection of women who are leaders, innovators, and trailblazers. Some of them are well-known, some of them are obscure. All of them worked to make a difference in the world. In each episode, we’ll learn the stories of amazing changemakers in the time it takes to drink your morning coffee. The Fearless Portraits Podcast is hosted by Dan Landau, a New Jersey-based visual artist who repurposes maps and other items with ink drawings and intricate papercutting to create portraits of people and things. “That’s the history of the world. His story is told. Hers isn’t.”
– Dolores Huerta
American labor leader and civil rights activist
I want my daughters to pursue lives where anything is possible and they can be whatever they want to be. But if they never see someone like them do it first, how will they know it’s an option for them?
After all, if they can see it, they can be it.
I realized one day that I could only think of one female scientist—the chemist and physicist Marie Curie. Likewise, for other fields, I knew of one or two famous women and that was it. Or sometimes I had never heard of women in the field at all.
I grew up reading history and later got a degree in it. I did notice the texts I read centered on the life and exploits of white men, but I didn’t think much of it at the time. History was that. His story. And I didn’t really question it. But why should it be that way?
For example, in the United States’ origin story, there are the Founding Fathers (no mothers) and the stories of the nation forged in revolution include great armies of great men facing off against each other—Generals George Washington and Nathaniel Greene against Lords Howe and Cornwallis. There was the Swamp Fox Francis Marion, Nathan “Give me liberty or give me death” Hale, Light Horse Harry Lee, the Marquis de Lafayette, John Paul “I have not yet begun to fight” Jone, and so many more.
In the popular narrative of the American Revolution, there were apparently only two women involved in the whole of the war—Abigail Adams and Betsy Ross. Ross sewed a flag and Adams was noted for how much she did in a time when women often didn’t. Even the side-switching Benedict Arnold gets more recognition than the many women who contributed in ways large and small.
The women whose stories I’m telling in this podcast are not perfect. These women worked to change the world in some way and that’s what this podcast celebrates.
I had three criteria for inclusion in this project:
– A photograph of the woman. I wanted to show images of what these people actually looked like. It helps make the story real to see their actual face, instead of an artist’s guess of what some ancient person may have looked like. From these photographs, I then drew their portraits onto maps that give context to their stories. Unfortunately, this means women who did great things before photography was invented aren’t represented here. Doesn’t mean they weren’t amazing also.
– A few known facts about their life to weave together into an interesting story. Even better, a story that isn’t well known. A lot of people learn about Marie Curie in school. She is the token female scientist. But what about other women in science? I wanted to showcase stories of women in many fields who haven’t had as much (or any) recognition for their accomplishments.
– A quote from them or about them. I really wanted to include at least a few words from the subject in their story. Seeing a person’s face and hearing their words makes a long-dead historical figure come alive.
So many great women couldn’t meet even these simple criteria because no one had deemed their stories worth recording. Their photos were not taken, while their male contemporaries were. Their words were not recorded, while men’s were. Their stories were not passed down, eclipsed and sometimes actively replaced by men’s stories. These problems were most acute among women of color, as they faced the double prejudice of misogyny and racism, so only a sliver of their full story could squeeze into the historical record.
It frustrated me when I couldn’t tell someone’s story in their own words. That not even one sentence of their voice was recorded and I had to resort to the words of men around them to describe who they were and what they felt.
This collection of stories is my small effort in recognizing the accomplishments of women throughout history and the present day. Researching these women has been an education for me and the result is a demonstration to my daughters and girls everywhere of what is possible for them to achieve.
Music:
This episode contains music by Geovane Bruno.
Categories: Arts, History, Society & Culture
Whether you are more task-oriented, like Martha, or more people-oriented, like Mary, or a mix of both, YOU are welcome here. Authors and speakers, Katie Reid and Lee Nienhuis, have productive and meaningful conversations with each other and with fascinating guests. Get it done, while having fun, as you listen to The Martha + Mary Show. Learn more at: http://marthaandmaryshow.com/ Connect on IG: @katie_m_reid and @leenienhuis Join the Martha + Mary Show Sisterhood (Facebook Group): @marthamaryshow
Categories: Arts, Religion & Spirituality
Tags: christianity, friendship, women
FANGORIA has teamed up with some of the leading horror genre experts to bring you COLORS OF THE DARK. Join hosts Dr. Rebekah McKendry (professor, Fangoria, writer-director) and Elric Kane (professor, Pure Cinema Podcast, filmmaker) as they take a deep look at the horror genre. Each show explores a specific part of horror history, key players, franchises, deep cut titles, important films, and interviews with some of the genres’ biggest icons. COLORS OF THE DARK PODCAST is presented by the FANGORIA Podcast Network.
Categories: Arts, Society & Culture, TV & Film
Whats Good Everybody! Welcome To My PODCAST Just using my platform to give out good vibes and to let all Voices be heard ! Music reactions, Political reactions, food and drinks ideas , Relationships ideas and just everyday life ! and etc you name it the floor is yours !!! So Lets Talk About It🗣🎙 See you soon! #BigTruss🤞🏾🖤
Categories: News
A podcast for black girls who talk too much.
Categories: Arts, Society & Culture
Welcome to Be Tasmanian: a podcast about an impossible mission in a small state at the bottom of the world. It’s about uncovering a hidden story that unites people, and using that story to inspire community action. It’s about place-branding, destination marketing and economic development, but it’s really about culture: It’s about who we are, why we live where we live, what all that means, and what we ought to do about it.
Categories: Arts
Tags: community, destination marketing, economic development, island culture, place branding, tasmania, Tasmanian, Tasmanian culture
This year marks the 10th anniversary of the European Research Council (ERC), set up by the European Commission in 2007. The ERC funds exceptional individual scientists to carry out high-risk, high-gain research at the frontiers of knowledge. Over the last decade, Oxford Social Sciences have shown an outstanding track record of attracting significant ERC funding. This event celebrated the world-leading research and researchers supported by these grants. Reflecting the diversity of social sciences research at Oxford, the programme of talks encompassed wide and varied topics. Each of the speakers is the Principal Investigator leading at least one ERC award and their TED-style talks focus on powerful ideas generated and explored by their projects. This event was hosted by Professor Roger Goodman, Head of the Social Sciences Division and Chair of the Academy of Social Sciences, and organised by the Social Sciences Division’s Research and Impact Team. Image credit: igorstevanovic on Shutterstock https://www.shutterstock.com/g/igorstevanovic
Categories: Education
A companion podcast to the monthly newsletter of the same name, Mysterious Objects at Noon is written, edited, and produced by Ryan Evans. A monthly roundup of media (films, music, television, books, podcasts, passing fancies, “content”, ephemera, etc) that struck me to such a degree that I want to pass it along to you.
Categories: Arts
Reading The Bible With Dan is a humorous journey where the author recreates his conversion from Christian to Atheist via the Bible itself. Every episode at least one chapter of the bible is read and commented on.
Categories: Comedy, Religion & Spirituality
[How in God’s Name Should I Vote? Podcast] We Australians can be a funny bunch, and when it comes to politics we’re often more interested in the quality of our democracy sausage than the quality of our democracy. Combine politics with faith and then you’ve really got something combustible. The ultimate no-win, conversation-killing, relationship wrecking social sin. Over 5 half-hour episodes, we’ll bust open this social phobia. We’ll talk to with key influencers from all sides of politics, we won’t tell you who to vote for, but we will explore some of the most compelling questions Christians should be thinking about:
– Shouldn’t I just vote for the Christian guy?
– What does it mean to use my vote for others?
– One issue voting
– Civility in conversations and how is social media influencing me?
– Getting engaged after the elections and the role of protest and activism
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Guests include:
– Jim Wallis, American author of ‘God’s Politics’ and Editor of Sojourners Magazine
– Tim Costello, Executive Director of Micah Australia and former CEO of World Vision
– John Dickson, Founding Director of Centre for Public Christianity
– Max Jeganathan, Asia Pacific Director for Ravi Zacharias International Ministries and former policy advisor to Bill Shorten
– Brooke Prentis, Common Grace’s Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Justice Team’s Spokesperson
– Carolyn Kitto, Director Stop the Traffik
– John Anderson, Former Deputy Prime Minister of Australia and leader of the National Party
– Mike Frost, author and theologian, Head of Missiology Department at Morling College
– Mark McCrindle, award-winning social researcher, best-selling author, and influential thought leader
– Ruth Powell, Director of National Church Life Survey (NCSL)
– Peter Martin, Former Economics Editor of The Age newspaper
– Martyn Iles, Managing Director of the Australian Christian Lobby
– Jo Knight, National Advocacy Coordinator for TEAR Australia
Categories: Christianity, Philosophy, Religion & Spirituality
From George & Lucy of ‘The Juicy Vlog’. Inspiring stories of people who ‘Do The Thing’ they love and find success in their passions.
Categories: Education
Host and producer John Boyd makes this podcast in the heart of Perthshire; Scotland’s Big Tree Country. Truth, fiction, unsolicited opinion and extra information from around Scotland. A sound rich blend of audio drama and documentary radio.
Categories: Society & Culture
Tags: bytheway, opinion, Scotland, scottish, Stories, true, TrueStories
A BrokenSea Audio Production based on the classic TV series
Categories: Technology, TV & Film
Jason Schifrin is an award-winning Las Vegas REALTOR® since 2014. His license is hanging at Platinum Real Estate Professionals. In this podcast, Jason offers tips on how to succeed as a buyer or seller in the current market, using stories from his experience to back what he is saying. He’ll even tell you stories of some of his craziest transactions. Enjoy the “schif” he has to say! New episodes every Monday! NRED: S.0175840
Categories: Business
My name is Stephanie, and I just wanna share good talks with good people about good stuff. Good stuff that is good for your soul and your minds, good people who care and love like Jesus and good talks that point you back to the truth of the Gospel every time. Let’s chat, shall we? Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/stephanie-moss/support
Categories: Society & Culture
Tags: advice, calm, celebrate, chat, conversation, Fun, girltalk, Good, talks, unapologetically
Stuck in the ’80s explores that MTV-generation nostalgia that still stirs up emotion no matter what the age. Whether it’s ’80s movies, pop culture, music or old-school memories, this engaging podcast will help you reminisce and chuckle about a defining era of history. Rad!
Tags: 80's, Culture, cusack, Hughes, In, john, Movies, music, POP, stuck, The