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Three guys talking about pop culture, movies, tv shows, Marvel, DC, Star Wars and more!

Categories: TV & Film

Welcome to ‘Voices From The Now’, a podcast by Boomtown, featuring stories and conversations from voices deep inside the festival world.

A series created to explore the journey from free parties to full living theatre. A chance to immerse yourself into our world through subjects dear to Boomtowns heart from creativity to connection, and an open discussion on how we can respect ourselves, each other, the planet and every living thing…

Looking through the lens of some of the most cutting edge voices from music, theatre and beyond. Exploring subjects close to the heart of the Boomtown community as we strive to use our voices to create a better world.

Discover brand new perspectives from LGBTQ+ to world renowned DNB communities covering diverse subjects like how to thrive in a live event setting; brave spaces for queer people to party; building worlds and how the role of storytelling can shape and direct audience, and ultimately provoke positive change.

All hosted by the radiant Angel Mel, a relatable and heartwarming voice telling the stories that you all want to hear.

Subscribe to ‘Voices From The Now: A Podcast By Boomtown’ wherever you get your podcasts! 🦋

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Categories: Arts, Music

Tags: boomtown, boomtown fair, boomtown festival, Festival, health and wellbeing, lgbt, music business, music festivals, music industry, story-telling, talent, theatre, uk festival

A two-part scriped radio play created by Nikki Thomas

Just my type centers on Al, an isolated and lonely office worker. After his advances are rejected by a co-worker, Al discovers an alternative path to man-made relationships. Losing your voice takes on a whole new meaning in this two part fictionalized audio drama exploring technology’s impact on human autonomy.

With Tom Brangle, Sri Gordon, Lori Felipe-Barkin, Adrienne LaValley, Lil Malinich, Laura Ornella, Sean G. Slater, Nikki Thomas and Dylan Young. Written and directed by Nikki Thomas. Sound design by John Jagos. Artwork by Mieka Jewett.

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Categories: Arts, Society & Culture, Technology

Tags: Audiodrama, drama, fiction, radioplay, scripted

Looking Ahead podcast is about solving the world’s biggest problems using technology, leadership, and innovation. We’ll talk to experts and leaders in business and technology about the most pressing challenges. You will get tangible advice to grow your startups, manage your teams and continue to innovate.

Categories: Business

Expressions of internal thoughts from individuals concerning their mindsets, experiences, and feelings on sensitive topics within society……better yet known as: Getting Active.

Categories: Business, Health & Fitness

A Walk in My Neighborhood is a guided walk through the neighborhood of Atwater Village and along the LA River with audio, where audiences listen to the intimate thoughts and ramblings of their friend Katie. The walk is an offering to take a breath, ground in the surroundings, and connect to the present moment. The audience is invited along Katie’s journey to notice the land she now lives on, connect deeply to its history and present, and make her own contribution to it by telling her story.*Please purchase tickets to participate in the full experience. Have the audio downloaded before you arrive for your scheduled time!

Categories: Arts

The raw, unscripted stories and conversations brought to you by three friends as they go through life together. Guaranteed to be basic and dramatic, without a filter. Basically, a reality show about our lives… podcast-style!

In the Season 1 Finale, the ladies reveal the origin story of the podcast, recap their beloved benches, and decide who needs to get traded. Their benches have accumulated a ghost, zombie, nice guy, tootsie pop, and a pilot or two, and the girls meet to decide who will make it into next season’s starting lineup. Celine tried to defend a ‘how’s your day’ text, but things get uncomfortably heated as Angie and Amber aren’t having it (Angie even brings in the big guns and references Matthew Hussey… #WWMHD). Will Angie text the guys back, will Celine start her bench, and will Amber commit some starters? Also, there is a super special bench update for Casey that of course involves a helicopter (we’d expect nothing less). We’ve learned not to cross stitch or make chicken noodle soup, but listen in to find out what else the girls are taking away from this first season. Be sure to follow on the gram at @ihaveastorypodcast, subscribe on Apple Podcasts, and follow on Spotify to be SURE you don’t miss the start of Season 2… we’ll be back soon, Squad! #WELUVU

As you heard in this episode, Casey offered to match the cost of he and Alana’s helicopter date with a donation to charity. Casey’s donation will go to Susan G. Komen, which saves lives by meeting the most critical needs in our communities and investing in breakthrough research to prevent and cure breast cancer. To learn more and make a donation yourself, you can visit komen.org.

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I HAVE A STORY FOR YOU:

Follow along on the gram: @ihaveastorypodcast

Tweet us: @ihaveastorypod

Leave us a voicemail: (629) 777-6097

Check out our Spotify music playlists!

Show Hosts: Angie Griffith, Amber Jackson, Celine Pelofi

Show Producer: Angie Griffith

Content Director: Amber Jackson

For business or collaboration inquiries, please email us at ihaveastory.info@gmail.com.

Categories: Comedy

University Baptist Church-Houston sermons

Categories: Uncategorised

Encouraging Others in their faith and giving a good word for the day!

Categories: Education

Global Luxury Real Estate Mastermind Podcast dives into the global luxury real estate market with host Michael Valdes, senior vice president of global servicing for Realogy, and an array of luminary guests.

Categories: Business

Join Dennis Howard as he engages in conversations and interviews with personalities from popular culture, technology, and entrepreneurship.

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Categories: Music

Tags: Culture, hip, jamaica, music, popular, reggae

Podcast by a Ugandan chic and her friends on their experiences based in Dallas, TX. Airing every week on all platforms. Topics include music, politics, relationships, business, current events and much more!! Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/afafugpod/support

Categories: Society & Culture

Join Anthony, Damien and Marisa as they talk about things happening in mainstream media, from major cultural events to someone going viral on Twitter for absolutely no reason and now you can listen to a few black folks tell you their opinions on these things for no other reason than we just like talking about it and it gives us an excuse to hangout.

Categories: Society & Culture

We are the largest underground hip hop show on the west coast of Canada, so expect everything from the latest hip hop tracks to the classics and the rare and obscure; plus giveaways, current events, community info, and special features.

Categories: Music

Tags: dj, hip-hop, interviews, music, Podcast, sage

It’s all about inner voices of ones heart when your lost, depressed, angry and lonely even if everything we want in life. In this podcast I will be reading some of my poems about my inner voices to hopefully advice others to not to think like that and that there is always someone who is there for you and your never alone.

Categories: Society & Culture

Esoteric and paranormal subjects, journey with us to the far side of the known and unknown occult subjects and the mysterious.

Categories: Fiction

Being a great attorney doesn’t mean you’ll retain quality clients or build a successful, respected law practice. In fact, if you don’t have a significant online presence, positive reviews, and a powerful website, you’re going to lose out to young, aggressive, web-savvy attorneys with a third of your experience. Richard Jacobs of Speakeasy Marketing offers the unvarnished truth about how to market your solo or small law firm to become the pre-eminent firm in your metro and practice areas. Subcribe for frequent updates of secrets of attorney marketing.

Gigi Grandoli is a litigation and paralegal expert who has a deep understanding of what elements are needed to make a law firm successful.

Speakeasy Marketing guides law firms and private attorneys to their greater success, advising them on marketing strategies and putting plans into action, productive targeted marking efforts that yield new, and better, clients.

Grandoli talks about her journey and how she became interested in pursuing her career in the legal space. As she recounts, she fell into the law arena by accident, starting years back as a file clerk, but before long she was moved quickly up the chain and today she does critical litigation paralegal work, often in the personal injury law area.

Grandoli talks about some of the mistakes small and large firms make. One problem is that firms often seek the cheapest, most expendable employees at the entry-level positions, but Grandoli states this creates a situation that could present major problems. Cutting costs on salary at this level, by bringing on just ‘anyone’ can damage your firm because the lower-level employees can make or break your business. It’s important to give your lower-level employees a feeling that they are important to the firm, and empower them.

Grandoli talks about the importance of incoming calls and having employees on staff who can field calls in an informed manner. For example, you never want a client to call in and get a feeling that the admin staff doesn’t know what they’re doing. If a client or a potential client calls in, don’t tell the client you don’t know the answer to their question; tell the client that you will put them on a brief hold and get them the answer!

Grandoli states that it’s critically important to let admin staff know that they can come to you, as the principal of the firm, or associate, or senior paralegal, etc., to let the admin staff know that there are no dumb questions, that every detail is important—so let’s talk about it!

Categories: Business

Tags: attorney, law practice, marketing

In this podiobook: What is education? It’s a term we use every day to describe the process of putting 25 or 30 young souls into a cinder block room and filling their heads with what-all over the course of the first quarter of their lives. But is that education? True education is not a process of pouring in from without, but of calling forth what is within. It’s not a process of memorization, it’s a process of nurturing, of allowing, of evoking. It’s a process of bringing forth the person one is meant to be. “…one of those books that provides a banquet, not a morsel, of food for thought.” –education review Any donations made to this book will go directly to First Book, a nonprofit organization with the mission of providing books to children from low-income families.

Categories: Education, Society & Culture