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Co-Host Qualin Harris and Brandon Lathon navigate through various topics, sports, entertainment, culture, life, music. The goal is to build a community of like minded people that can vibe together without knowing each other.

Categories: Sports

Strategies and tips on how to get to know your strengths and translate them into career, personal and relationship success. Learn how to build your self-concept and self-image and start to believe in yourself. You will find more inner peace and will learn to feel comfortable in your own skin.

Categories: Education, Kids & Family, Religion & Spirituality

The I See Dead Plants podcast shares the stories of people and plants, pests and pathogens, and the conflicts among them. Join us as we speak to the folks who are helping the rest of us live healthier, more productive lives through pest management research and education. We strive to make science accessible.

I See Dead Plants is created by the Crop Protection Network and hosted by Ed Zaworski. The Crop Protection Network is a product of land grant universities.

Sponsors

Crop Protection Network

United States Department of Agriculture – National Institute of Food and Agriculture

This institution is an equal opportunity provider. For the full non-discrimination statement or accommodation inquiries, go to https://cropprotectionnetwork.org/about

Categories: Education

The new kid on the podcast block, with a goal to tell the stories of everyday Manitobans!

Categories: Society & Culture

Join Matt & Harri for backyard conversations with friends, finding commonalities with a chamber chorus of cool catz! A podcast that will reach the artistic soul.

Categories: Arts, Society & Culture

I’m a music lover, not a fighter. nah, that’s not true. I would fight for some fresh new music.

Categories: Music

Welcome to It’s Always Been Yours Podcast. Let’s come together as women to raise awareness around the beliefs that block our innate inner power. Get ready to burst through any barriers and supercharge your healing and personal growth. Through inspirational guests, stories and holistic health coaching I will help guide you as you own your past and create your future!

Categories: Religion & Spirituality

Biblical truths and a few opinions (ok a lot of opinions) for women. Let’s talk about God’s word, homeschool, parenting, marriage and more.

Categories: Religion & Spirituality

I believe whether you’re a basketball player or a bricklayer you should do it like a pro. We can show you how.

Categories: Education

Modern Stories Mix is a podcast that focuses on one story (and one storyteller) at a time. It’s produced by Julie Threlkeld.

Categories: Arts

Tags: nyc, Stories, storytelling, threlkeld, true

About Fluency Fix: Fluency Fix gives you regular, on-demand speaking practice in foreign languages. Try some interactive conversation practice sessions at https://fluencyfix.com.

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Categories: Education

What do adoption and allyship have to do with one another? Everything. Jamie K. Corbin has learned all she knows about allyship from her experience as a transracial adoptee and her role as the wife and mother in a biracial family. She breaks hard earned lessons about adoption and allyship into approachable lessons with practical action steps that lead listeners toward loving one another wholeheartedly and fighting for connection by becoming equipped, reliable, and action-oriented allies.

Categories: Society & Culture

Through a six episode series, Free the Youth explores the effect of youth prisons and other punitive systems by uplifting the experiences of those who have been directly impacted. Listeners will hear from campaign organizers and guests, who draw from their own experiences to offer insights into how these systems harm individuals and communities, as well as what we need to achieve real change. FTY strives to challenge mainstream narratives about youth justice and community safety by connecting real life experiences to systemic oppression, through the voices of those directly impacted.

Categories: Society & Culture

Every Monday & Thursday I will serve as Lead ChAgent to empower you in your NOW! From 15-30 minutes discussing life topics from personal to business and assist you to lead the change you want to see in you and impact those around you.

Categories: Society & Culture

I started doing YouTube videos in August 2017 about being an INFJ, and how it took me 30-odd years of journaling, self-reflection, and self-actualization, to get to this level of understanding and love with myself. I’m an INFJ and I’m here to show you through my podcast that you are not alone, you are not crazy, you are not autistic, or a sociopath. You are just misunderstood, and the more you realize that there are others like you out there, the less alone and confused you are going to feel. You are here to fulfill a great purpose. The purpose of the INFJ is diverse, beautiful, and unicorn-like, just like you.

Let me help you, through this podcast, and my YouTube channel, to help you gain a better understanding of yourself, and to become the best version of yourself as much as possible. I’m Boom Shikha on YouTube, and there are hundreds of INFJ videos on there, that are waiting for your conscious understanding. Much love! See you on the other side, lovely INFJs.

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Categories: Education, Society & Culture

Tags: carl jung, INFJ, MBTI, Myers-Briggs, Personality type

In his inaugural lecture at the Collège de France, he expounded the originality of his approach, which is to consider the history of democracy as the exploration of a problematic experience. Democracy, he posited, establishes politics as a field that constitutively resists closure by virtue of the tensions and uncertainties that underpin it. “As it forms the basis for an experience of freedom, the history of democracy, he noted, is therefore not simply a history of frustrations or betrayed utopias: it has become a deeply intertwined history of disenchantment and indeterminacy.” This approach of politics has led Pierre Rosanvallon to consider the historical factor as an essential condition to fully grasp it. His ambition has been to envision democracy by following the thread of its history. He further states that it is not enough merely to say that democracy has a history, but that one must take the more radical step of recognizing that it is a history. History is an active laboratory of our present and not simply its background. He outlined the principles of this approach in Pour une histoire conceptuelle du politique (2003). This approach to considering history as the substance of a political theory helps to understand how Pierre Rosanvallon connects his academic work with constant attention to the urgent issues of today. Beyond his work as a writer, he has never ceased to increase his involvement in the life of the polis in a bid to shed light on current affairs through input from the social sciences. From 1982 to 1999, he chaired the Saint-Simon Foundation, a reformist think-tank whose many publications left their mark. In 2002, he launched La République des Idées, an eponymous collection published by Editions du Seuil, and regularly organizes large-scale forums for the general public. He has also launched a website – laviedesidees.fr – which is more directly connected to his chair at the Collège de France, and is a journal of news and analysis dedicated to ideas and intellectual production in France and abroad. Pierre Rosanvallon’s work has been translated into 22 languages and published in 26 countries. Alongside his teaching commitments in France, he also gives lectures and conferences in academic institutions all over the world. Pierre Rosanvallon Collège de France Modern and Contemporary History of Politics Lectures 2012-2013 Democracy: an outline of a general theory (cont.) First lecture

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Funny travel stories and tips. All within 20 minutes.

Categories: Comedy, Leisure, Society & Culture

Was your years of high school fun?

Categories: Education