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Grilling and BBQ video from the pages of BarbecueTricks.com

Categories: Arts

Tags: barbecue, barbeque, bbq

Welcome to the 51st Ward. Rivet 360 + StreetWise are proud to present a second season of the Shorty Award finalist documentary series, Where I Stay, exploring homelessness and the housing crisis in America. As winter cold sends the city scrambling to create housing for thousands of people, many have intentionally chosen to brave the elements together in ad-hoc communities known as “tent cities.” Over the course of Season 2, we examine the housing crisis in Chicago from the rise of tent camps fueled by the global pandemic, attempts to reverse engineer a city built for segregation, and policies that have contributed to a critical lack of affordable housing while selling off public land. With the added pressure of an influx of migrants, Chicago must quickly answer a number of questions, starting with the most fundamental and often ignored: What do we owe each other? We’re also exceptionally proud to have partnered this season with Streetwise vendors, whose reporting brings the expert perspectives of the formerly unhoused. Our team of reporters participated throughout the documentary process, from our first brainstorm to the final interview, with the goal of grounding our work in the issues that matter to the communities most directly impacted. Where I Stay is designed to challenge the way people think about homelessness. It also serves as a grassroots campaign to raise funds and awareness. About Where I Stay Season One Through the lens of Angelica’s story of being without a permanent home starting at the age of 12, Season One sheds light on the under-reported issue of invisible homelessness over the course of eight gripping episodes. The show has been called a “wonderfully empathetic telling of a story you will be richer for knowing” and “an incredibly impactful and illuminating podcast about hidden youth homelessness.”

Categories: Society & Culture

Tags: Homeless, homelessness, streetwise

Miracles of the Quran: Although the Quran was revealed 1400 years ago, it includes many scientific facts which were absolutely unknown at that time and have been discovered only in our day by the help of the latest scientific and technological means. These attributes of the Quran clearly demonstrate that it originated in Allah. Learning From The Quran: In brief, the Qur’an is a book that consists of all the information that man may need throughout his life. It is the Book the Creator has sent to the created. Based on the works of Mr. Adnan Oktar.

Categories: Religion & Spirituality

All things wrestling. Insight in wrestling predictions and just to give hardcore wrestling fans to engage in wrestling talks with us.

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Young Adult at Heart, presented by the Camden County Library System, features new and fun YA books that will be enjoyed by readers of all ages!

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Tags: adult, Books, Camden, country, library, system, ya, young

Welcome to She’s Speaking. This podcast is for college-aged girls, providing real-life advice and motivation from a group of their peers. Our founders Kenzie, Jamie, Brynn, A’Leigha, and Elesda seek to inspire girls to shatter glass ceilings, reach for the stars, and be the best versions of themselves. The podcast hosts, Jamie and Brynn will discuss topics such as studying, job hunting, friendships and more. They will also share their favorite TV shows to binge-watch. Hope you stick around!

Categories: Society & Culture

Talking about religion and keeping our sanity. Knowledge and humour are our best defenses against bigotry. The Rev. Andrew Stehlik, Th.D. (theologian and anthropologist) takes layperson Peter Rinaldi on deep dives into the sources of religious phenomena. We are talking about religion honestly, respectfully and humbly. #Religion #Anthropology #Science #History #antibigotry

Categories: Religion & Spirituality

Host Chris Sowa traverses the globe having interesting, informative, and – at times – hilarious conversations about sex … with strangers.

Categories: Comedy, Health & Fitness, Society & Culture

Tags: BDSM, Chris Sowa, Culture, Erotica, fetish, Grindr, polyamory, sex, sex education, sex positive, sex with strangers, sex workers, Society, tindr, travel, whips and chains

We cover all aspects of your financial plan as well as give you a glimpse inside the personality of HUB/WFG.

Categories: Business

Tags: denoyior, hamblen, hub, sanford, Wealth Management

Family stories perfect for classroom, bedtime, or anytime. Based on my 26 year hobby of reading in public elementary schools, the stories offered here are some of my favorite, kid-tested read-alouds. All stories appear with the permission of the author.

Categories: Fiction, Kids & Family

Tags: audiostories, childrensstories, fiction, parents, teachers

A podcast for our kids to connect with the community during Ramadan and reflect on some of the lessons of this month. Every day we will be reading a story together in a shared Ramadan Circle Time.

Categories: Kids & Family

Stuff Dutch People Like, the podcast, is a celebration of Dutch culture. Join your hosts Colleen Geske (from the land of Maple Syrup) and Allard Westenbrink (as Dutch as a broodje kaas) as they discuss what makes Dutch culture weird, wacky and….ultimately, wonderful.

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MennoHealth Cast podcast is a production of Mennonite Healthcare Fellowship in collaboration with The Mennonite, Inc. The first series, “Mennos in Medicine,” consists of conversational interviews with Anabaptist folks working in various health fields. MennoHealth Cast seeks to highlight the personal stories of nurses, doctors, health researchers, dentists, chaplains, social workers, advanced practitioners and others involved in various fields related to the care of human beings. MennoHealth Cast is hosted by Joann Hunsberger, a pediatric anesthesiologist specializing in intraoperative anesthesia and post-operative pain management in children.

Categories: Health & Fitness, Religion & Spirituality

VoiceOver Creative Art

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Chanted Psalms and prayers for the Anglican Church in North America. Provided by Christ Anglican Church in Hot Springs, AR. Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/christanglican-hotsprings/support

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Hey everybody, my book is finally out and its surprisingly fine and well written.
So I have been told.
I promise you will enjoy it,
They are poems on a variety of subjects love, social issues and many more,
If you click on the pic of the book cover
It gives you a preview of some misc poems
Thanks,

My book of poems

click on the title for free poems

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One D Podcast is thought provoking, I delve deep into the profound impact of societal conditioning on individuals and their overall well-being. Society’s relentless pressure to conform can often lead to suffering, unhappiness, and loneliness. Join us as we explore the different facets of this complex issue and discuss how it manifests in various aspects of our lives.

My expert guests in the episodes bring their unique perspectives and experiences to the table, shedding light on the ways in which societal conditioning affects our thoughts, beliefs, and behaviours. Through engaging discussions, we uncover how societal expectations influence our choices, relationships, and self-identity, often leading to internal conflict and disconnection from our true selves.

Together, we navigate the challenges of breaking free from societal norms and explore the path to personal liberation and fulfillment. We delve into the stories of individuals who have confronted these pressures head-on and managed to carve their own paths, paving the way for others seeking to find their authentic selves.

Tune in as we examine the societal constructs that perpetuate the cycle of conformity, exploring the markers of success, beauty standards, gender roles, and cultural expectations. We also discuss the role of social media in perpetuating these.

Breaking the Chains: Society’s Conditioning and the Path to Freedom

Move Beyond Illusions and Claim Your Freedom

Categories: Education, Society & Culture

How the genetics of Iceland reveals its Irish motherhood; an exploration of the connections between Iceland and Ireland presented by composer Linda Buckley and produced Helen Shaw at Athena Media. Acclaimed Irish composer Linda Buckley has a personal and professional affinity to Iceland and in this radio series she teams up with documentary maker Helen Shaw to trace the connections between the two places. The Icelandic female line goes directly back to gaelic women, mostly taken as slaves, by Norwegian Vikings who settled the land over a thousand years ago. http://mothersbloodsistersongs.com

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