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“All I Know” is about gathering light to help each of us find our way. Because we believe there is a valuable story behind every face, you’ll find our storytellers are from all walks of life. Listen in, because as the saying goes, “Everyone you meet has something valuable to teach you.” (Anonymous) Catch all the light you can!
Categories: Arts, Society & Culture
Tags: All I Know, Catch all the light you can, storytelling, tell your story
Welcome to Being Unlimited, a podcast series with Adyashanti. These donor-supported conversations are aimed at exploring and awakening to the unlimited expressions of our true being.
Categories: Religion & Spirituality
Tags: adyashanti, Awakening, dialogues, truenature
Welcome to the Doodles to Downloads podcast! Here we discuss game art, art direction, and career growth, giving you the tools to level up your game art profession. I am your host Kshiraj Telang, and I invite you to join me as we explore the artistic heartbeat of the gaming industry, following the exciting journey from the first doodle of a game concept, to its huge success of millions of downloads. So grab your creative hat, and let’s level up together!
Categories: Arts
This podcast is brought to you by the nonprofit initiative ”Stories Behind the Stars”.The name Stories Behind the Stars derives its name from the World War II practice of the military giving the families of each of the fallen a banner with a gold star on it. We have the ambitious goal to collect the stories of everyone one of the 400,000+ US WWII fallen in one common database on Fold3.com, freely accessible to all. To make these stories even more accessible, Stories Behind the Stars is developing a smartphone app where anyone with the app can use their Smartphone camera to scan the name of any of these 400,000 fallen from a memorial or gravestone and get a link to read their stories right there. It will forever change the experience of visiting these hallowed sites. This podcast is about our journey to accomplish this goal. Listen to our researches their stories and the stories of the fallen they have found and shared.
Categories: History
Join Alex, Kellz, and Jimmy from The Dex! on YouTube each week, as they discuss current Pokemon News, Top 5 Lists, and Community Questions! And look out for the occasional Pokemon or YouTube-related guest! Episodes are available one week early to Patreon subscribers. Sign up now at Patreon.com/thatonevideogamer!
Categories: Leisure
Tags: DEX, nintendo, Podcast, pokemon, thedex, thedexcast, videogames
Audio of my latest poetry book, Backstage a collection of love poems.
Categories: Arts
Can home be a place you’ve never been, a place no one has ever been? The White Cloud is the most audacious experiment the human species has ever undertaken—to search for a new Earth. The ship and its crew exist for a solitary purpose—to reach a distant planet and establish a colony. However, the vast majority of people undertaking this journey will not live to see its result, nor were they part of the decision-making process to leave. A novel-in-stories, following the many generations who make the journey, The Voyage of the White Cloud asks how you can find meaning as a slave to destiny, a mere stepping-stone in history. These are the stories of the most ordinary people on a most extraordinary journey.
Tags: generationship, sciencefiction, scifi, sf, Space
Only here will you get the raw and uncut male perspective about life, love, and sex.
Categories: Society & Culture
Welcome to ‘Ten Years From Now,’ the podcast exploring the future through the lens of AI and futurism. Each episode delves into how AI reshapes our lives, societies, and the broader world. We offer thought-provoking discussions, expert insights, and predictions for the next decade. From transforming jobs and economies to evolving daily life and tackling ethical questions, we cover the profound impacts of AI. Join us to discover how the future unfolds, one visionary episode at a time.
Categories: Technology
My name is Mrs. Honeybee and I make bedtime easier 🥰
My special little trick is to weave mindfulness techniques into all our adventures.
I am a schoolteacher and a mother of two who knows how important a goodnight’s rest is for…everyone 💖💖
I can’t wait until you meet my friends, some of them you might already know!
Love, Mrs. Honeybee
Contact: HoneybeeAndFriends.com/hello
Categories: Kids & Family
TennaTalk is a podcast created for construction contractors. This podcast give you the information and quick answers to you need on construction technology related to equipment fleet operations for your business in less than 5 minutes.
Categories: Technology
Known as the Godmother of Egyptology, Amelia Ann Blanford Edwards traveled through Egypt at a time when archeology was in its infancy in that country and literally anyone with a spade or trowel could go exploring through the magnificent, untouched ruins. She was one of a group of amazing Victorian women who ignored the repressive 19th century attitudes toward female scientists and defied society to follow their passion for history. A Thousand Miles up the Nile was first published in 1877. The title refers to the approximate distance from Alexandria to the Second Cataract of the Nile river, a journey that the author undertook over the course of a year in Egypt. The narrative opens at the Shepheard’s Hotel in Cairo, where a motley group of tourists are gathered, either on their way to or from India, English and American tourists, travelers from Belgium, France or Germany and a host of others. The tourists generally stick to the safe itinerary offered by Cook’s, but a few like the author prefer to explore on their own. The book is characterized by long, detailed and elaborate descriptions of places, people, customs and the wonderful market places, historical ruins and artifacts that Edwards and her friends encounter. Momentous journeys to the Pyramids in Cairo and a trip to the shrine in Mecca precede the Nile voyage. They are to travel by “dahabeeyah” a sort of native Egyptian barge, which though much more expensive than the steamers and conventional boats, is much more picturesque, leisurely and offers more time to view the scenery along the majestic river. It is luxuriously furnished, with enough space for a piano and several bookcases. Edwards’ tone is often ironic as she pokes gentle fun at the regular English tourists who flock to Egypt. Bedreshayn, Sakkarah, Memphis, Mineh, Thebes, Karnak, Assuan, Elephantine, Abou Simmel and the tombs of Ramses, the Second Cataract and the return journey are all documented in great detail. They stop at Luxor on the way back and visit the Coptic Church and it is here that they take part in some of the archeological work that is happening in Luxor. They meet scientists and tourists, forgers and sinister crooks. Edwards’ tone of compassion for the insensitive way in which ancient mummies are unwrapped and flung aside, how the bounty hunters strip each tomb of its valuables whenever they can and the booming trade in antiquities is both educative and interesting. A Thousand Miles up the Nile is a wonderful, if slightly dated, travelogue and a great addition to your collection.
Categories: Arts, Society & Culture
Tags: A Thousand Miles up the Nile, Amelia B. Edwards, audio books, audiobook, ebooks, free audio books, History, Loyal Books, loyalbooks.com, Non-fiction, travel
On Betches Media’s Not Another True Crime Podcast, hosts Danny Murphy and Sara Levine are your partners in wine, crime, and time as they recap the buzziest true crime documentaries and travel back in history to discuss little-known crimes from the past.
Categories: Comedy, Society & Culture, True Crime
JAAOS® (aka the Yellow Journal) is a trusted source of cutting edge primary research and in-depth review articles from world experts in the field of orthopaedics. The JAAOS Journal Club brings select faculty together to discuss a specific topic based on chosen JAAOS articles. Every two months starting in September 2021, join us as select faculty members identify and discuss articles related to upcoming AAOS Courses. This podcast is intended for residents and fellow orthopaedic surgeons alike, so they can note which courses they’d like to attend and expand their knowledge.
Categories: Education
Giving you a look into our lives. Blessing you with fun, ignorance, and genuine conversations. From the mind of men follow us on Instagram @canilivepodcast
Categories: Comedy
In this podcast we will share the most important insights that we have gathered from several decades of working closely with some of the world’s most disruptive brands. We will show how every business, start-up to enterprise, can design its brand using disruptive thought and action. From how-to sessions with members of our executive team, to conversations with our clients, learn first hand how to position your brand to compete with disruptive challengers – and to challenge and disrupt yourself.
Categories: Arts
There’s nothing more soothing than comfy clothes and great conversation with your people on a comfy couch, not even motherhood can change that. Mommy Couch Confessions is where we come together in our best loungewear, just as we are to have honest conversations about all things womanhood and life.
Categories: Education, Kids & Family, Society & Culture
The Steadfast Durham podcast is chef and entrepreneur Tom Ferguson speaking to owners of local food & beverage establishments in Durham, NC about how they are handling the coronavirus and the ways it’s affecting their employees and businesses.
Tags: bars, business advice, coronavirus, covid-19, Durham, employment, locally owned, Management, north carolina, restaurants