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Beats made by MC_DC / D.C. Vst ENT also oringals songs and cover songs as well stay tuned and support is greatly appreciated.

Categories: Music

The educator life is not for the faint of heart. Teaching preschool in Stilettos is a podcast for boss educators taking over the year like a champ! Every week we will have real conversations to laugh and encourage each other! Let’s get through the year with our sanity!

Categories: Education

Take a trip with Ambz and D somewhere in the clouds. Together we explore thoughts and theories we’ve had while elevated (Allegedly). From breaking down gang culture among birds to why people living in tiny homes are superior, join us for this ride.

Categories: Comedy

Southgate Media Group performs a variety of live podcasts at the Blue Box Cafe in Elgin, IL.

Categories: Society & Culture, TV & Film

Tags: comics, doctorwho, geek, Marvel, music, paranormal, starwars, walkingdead

A VO’s Journey is about helping new voiceover artists grow their business by listening to my journey to becoming a full-time voice actor. I have been an actor, coach, director, and teacher for over 20 years. I started six years ago in the voice-over industry and wanted to create a way to document my journey so other voice over actors could benefit from it. Voiceover is now my life, and I love every moment of it.

Categories: Arts, Business

Tags: a vos journey, voice actor, voice over, voice over business, voice over coaching, voiceover, voiceover artist, voiceover coaching

The time has come! We have arrived! Step inside ladies and gentleman! Pour yourself a drink, take a seat, and settle down to watch and/or discuss a movie with two average guys…who, rest assured, almost never know what they are talking about. Yet another in the long line of film podcasts, we hope that we can entertain you with our boozy delusions and snarky commentary on some of cinema’s greatest treasures and most spectacular flops.

Categories: TV & Film

A candid conversation about addiction. World renowned, ultra-marathon runner Charlie Engle shares his journey from addiction to recovery. After a decade long addiction to alcohol and crack cocaine, Charlie hit his rock bottom in a near fatal, six day binge and dramatic police arrest. As Charlie embraced sobriety, he turned to running and this became his lifeline and his salvation. In running he found a purpose, passion and faith in the process of recovery. For Charlie, running long distances parallels the recovery journey, the highs and lows, challenges and obstacles and most importantly the desire to quit. “When I am finished with that 100 mile race, my hope is that I’ll have wanted to quit two or three times but I’ll find a way not to”. Charlie’s story is an inspirational account of one man’s path to freedom from addiction, one day and one step at a time. Charlie Engle, author of Running Man, is an endurance athlete, having won or placed in some the world’s most punishing long distance footraces. In 2007, Matt Damon produced and narrated Running the Sahara, a film about Charlie Engle and his successful bid to become the first person to run 4500 miles across the Sahara Desert. Charlie’s current project, 5.8, will see Charlie swim, free dive, run, paddle and mountain bike from the lowest on the planet, the Dead Sea, to the highest tip of the earth, Mount Everest. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Categories: Society & Culture

Two sisters just talking about things. New episodes released every Monday. Email questions & comments to: ThatsTooLoudPodcast@gmail.com Instagram: @ThatsTooLoudPodcast Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/thatstooloud/support

Categories: Society & Culture

Self Love, Spirituality, Lifestyle, and Personal Development. This podcast was formally named, The Buttrflys Cocoon. With a new season, brings new topics, and your host, Kandice, is excited to open the dialogue for new discussions.

Categories: Religion & Spirituality

The Daily Mastermind is a Daily Podcast for Entrepreneurs. It provides a Daily Dose of Inspiration, Motivation and Education to help you Create Your Ultimate Destiny and Unleash Your Potential. Mastermind with George Wright III, an Expert in Financial Education, Personal Development, and Entrepreneurship, while he provides key strategies for your growth and success.

Categories: Business, Education

Tags: entrepreneur, finances, inspiration, mastermind, mindset, Motivation, Wealth

Amazon Conversations Podcast for FBA seller. Welcome to the ZON CON podcast! The podcast all about AmaZON CONversations. These are the tips and tricks to become an Amazon millionaire. We discuss building a brand on Amazon, how to find products, how to source, how to launch, and how to grow a brand on and off Amazon. We use FBA (fulfilled by Amazon) to make that job easy to do. We also talk about building a lifestyle and the entrepreneur mindset. Subscribe if you’re a new or seasoned Amazon Private Label Seller.

Categories: Business

KHROMARADIO is a visual arts podcast. It is a multi-disciplinary platform for exploring trends in art and its resonances in politics, markets, new media and technology. Each episode will feature one visual artist and a theme that characterizes his or her work. Visit our official website @ KHROMARADIO.COM

Categories: Arts

Tags: Arts, khromaradio, khromaspace, kromaradio, kromaspace, visual

We are a Christ loving millennial couple that probably knows a little less than you! So we find cool experienced people to let us in on how they manage to develop and maintain a Christ centered home and then get you the deets on how to do it too.

Categories: Religion & Spirituality

Business Halacha Daily is a program with daily 3-5 minute “nuggets” on the topic of the week. They are practical questions that come up related to that topic, with a dayan there to answer and explain the reasoning.

Categories: Business, Religion & Spirituality

Living for God is an abundant life, but it can be challenging to find joy in the mundane. Join Andrew and Lauren as they discuss ways to stay grounded in seeking God’s kingdom first. After all, Matthew 6 does provide a promise that much will be given to those who seek first His righteousness.

Categories: Religion & Spirituality

Get a fresh perspective on the biggest issues facing us and our planet right now—disasters, climate change, and global health crises. These short, lively podcasts convey student ideas springing from Professor Kate Browne’s Fall 2020 course, Public Anthropology. Public Anthropology takes academic anthropology to the streets where a broad public can access and digest what we have learned. The Anthropocene is the name for our current geologic era, uniquely marked by the reach of human impact into all parts of the planet and life here. Each podcast offers a fresh take from this new era, presenting valuable ideas and potential solutions. Have a listen!

Categories: Science, Society & Culture

Tags: academia, anthropocene, global sciences, public anthropology

Sayin it Plain on Sports is sports talk with a little bit of spice, We discuss every thing from the world of Fantasy Football, The NFL, The NBA, MLB, Olympics Sports, Pro Wrestling and More.

Categories: Sports

On the first episode of the Work in Sports podcast, Carl Manteau of the Milwaukee Bucks said, “I’ve always enjoyed sharing insight into working in the sports industry, the things I wish I knew when I was starting out. I love the idea of this podcast, and I’m thrilled to be a part of it.”

That summarized this whole project beautifully.

I’m Brian Clapp, Director of Content for WorkinSports.com and the host of the Work in Sports podcast. I’m sharing all of my best career advice gathered over 25 years in the sports industry, and I’m bringing in a bunch of old and new friends to do that same.

We’re sharing our knowledge with you, so that you can be better prepared to make your mark in the sports industry. Friends like Colleen Scoles, Philadelphia Eagles, Talent Acquisition Manager (episode 5), Mark Crepeau, Basketball Hall of Fame VP of Marketing (episode 8), Josh Rawitch, Arizona Diamondbacks Sr. VP of Content and Communication (episode 18), Chris Fritzsching, Detroit Lions Director of Football Education and many more.

Every Wednesday I bring in a special sports industry guest, like the names listed above. And every Monday and Friday I go solo, digging deep into a fan question related to working in the sports industry. Topics like, are sports conferences worth attending (episode 22)? What are the best entry level sports jobs (episode 17)? How do I prepare for a sports interview (episode 14)?

We’re covering everything related to sports careers, so if you want to make your love of sports more than just a hobby or escape, this is the place to learn more! Hey everybody, I’m Brian Clapp, VP of Content and Engaged Learning at WorkInSports.com and this is the Work In Sports podcast… As I talk to young people across the country, there is an undercurrent of panic in their collective voices. It sounds a lot like pressure and fear. I’m no neuroscientist, but anecdotally is sure seems negative news accumulates in our brains much faster than positive. Using myself as an example, I’ll remember the one review giving one star and commenting that the “host has a weird voice and delivery. His questions meander and lack any interesting quality.” That will stick in my brain FOREVER. It comes up in my subconscious as I write questions, it comes up live during interviews, it comes up during the editing process where I wonder if this person isn’t right. The hundreds of positive reviews lack the power to cut through this dissenting voice. Now let’s spin this to your existence. Dot com Headline: Unemployment is High! Sports Hiring Manager: We get 400 applicants for each job! Podcast host: If you don’t get the right experience, you won’t get noticed! The data you have coming at you is discouraging, panic inducing and amounts to pressure. I can hear the message you are giving yourself, “if I don’t choose everything perfect, from internships to majors to skill development to networking to interviewing technique…I’ll be lost and I will fail.” Wow. That’s heavy. But again, that’s the voice I hear coming from the young people I speak with today. I did a little analysis with this thought in mind. I went through our podcast guests, who as you know are amazing people in the sports industry…and around 37% of them started their careers elsewhere other than sports. Even more than that, around 47% majored in something completely unrelated to their current career. All of this is to say, take it easy on yourself. Your career is not a straight line, it is not something you can plan out perfectly, it is organic and takes shape as you live through it. Have a plan, have goals, have accomplishments in mind like building your network and gaining the experience that matches industry demand…but don’t be rigid. Today’s guest is a shining example of this pattern. Michelle Andres was a political science major. In fact, she so loved politics she received her Master’s in Political Science – Campaign Management. But then, she didn’t love the work itself. I’ll let her give you the details…but think about that a second. She didn’t do 7 sports internships. She didn’t have a vast network of sports connections. But she landed a job with the Orlando Magic as the Assistant Director of Interactive Marketing, and her career has grown rapidly ever since, where she is now the SVP f Ravens Media with the Baltimore Ravens. Why? She will explain that, and a whole lot more… here’s Michelle Andres.

Categories: Business, Sports