Branching Out With the Berman is hosted by Ursinus College history and educational studies double major Katie Sanfield ’23. Using the interdisciplinary nature of Ursinus College’s curriculum, Sanfield explores the Berman Museum’s multi-media installation “Strata” by Shannon Collis.
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The show that knows the right outfit has the power to transform your mood and your confidence. Hosted by Mamamia’s Leigh Campbell and the style collective, women of all shapes, ages and styles will help you figure out what to buy, how to wear it and how to feel great in it. No topic is off limits. If you can wear it, we will talk about it.
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Dr Ash Dutta is a cosmetic surgeon at the Aesthetic Beauty Centre. Dr Dutta has clinics in Newcastle, London, Sunderland and Liverpool. In this podcast he examines the trends into Bigger Lips and the pros and cons of having cosmetic procedures carried out on the lips.
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Speaking Real Life 💪🏾 Real Issues 🙏🏾 Real Feelings 👏🏾 From a Real Person 🗣🗣
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Stig Daniels and Bill Shirley discuss Houston culture, arts, music, sports, and whatever else comes to mind in this weekly podcast. Special guests are featured regularly.
Categories: Arts, Society & Culture
Before she met Nicholas, all Emily cared about was shopping, and she believed her teachers when they told her the vampires had made the world a better place. After falling in love at first sight, Emily’s mind was opened to the harsh realities brought about by the worldwide alliances between vampires and humanity at every level of society. Nicholas was leading the charge in the fight against injustice, cruelty, slavery, and tyranny by the elder vampires, and Emily found herself suddenly caught up in a movement that stood for the rights of both humanity and a new generation of vampires who’d been tricked into giving up their natural rights. Doing everything she can for the cause comes second only to following her heart as Emily tries to win the affections of a young man whose first priority is saving the world. She follows Nicholas back and forth across the country, into the heart of the nation’s vampire-run Capitol, and beyond. She risks her health, sticks out her neck, sacrifices friendship, and puts her life on the line in the name of love. Will her efforts be enough? Will she win Nicholas’ heart? Can they save the world? Or will the schemes of the elder vampires put a stop to it all? Emily is one of two books in the duology Never Let the Right One Go, which shows two apparently conflicting views of the same supernatural world by looking through the eyes of two very different teenage girls in their pursuit of love. Don’t miss Sophia, the other half of the picture, and a completely contrary take on everything you think you know.
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Tags: adult, dystopia, fiction, Political, science, scifi, vampire, ya, young
A Novel Take is a literature podcast which discusses those books most relevant to our time, whether they be biographies of world leaders, pertinent economic analyses or fiction which taps into the zeitgeist.
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Do you want to continue? Join friends John and Tedd as they assign each other games to play and then discuss the good and the bad found within. It’s pixels vs. polygons as Tedd is more geared toward the retro, and John the more cutting edge.
Tags: art, gamecriticism, games, gaming, retrogaming, videogames
DJ Spider & Mr. Best handpicking music for our podcast and playlist, no genre is off limits. Connect to our Spotify playlist by searching Selected Eclectic
Categories: Arts, Music, Religion & Spirituality
Tags: dance, DJ Spider, eclectic, EDM, hip-hop, indie dance, Indie Rock, Los Angeles, mash up, mr best, r&b, rap, remix, rock, steve1der, Trap
Welcome to the 9/8 Central podcast where we talk about growing a business, working in media, and building a team that we love!
Our Space presents ‘Rehearsals for Life’ a five-part podcast series exploring the approaches, journey and impact of the Theatre Royal Plymouth’s long-standing, creative programme that works with adults with multiple and complex needs.
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Just got engaged? Congratulations! Are you looking to book and plan your wedding or need help finding the perfect wedding venue and suppliers? Listen to ‘The Wedding Digest’, a weekly wedding podcast brought to you by wedBooker, your online wedding planner. Our head wedding planner, Ally and seasoned podcast producer Lucy, talk about all things weddings including sourcing the best wedding locations and booking wedding venues and suppliers so you can tick off that all important wedding checklist. Tune in now.
It’s the final episode of The Wedding Digest for 2020 and we are leaving you with some New Year inspiration!
Every bride (and groom) wants to feel confident AF as they walk down the wedding aisle, if you already do, well power to you that is exactly what we love to hear! But, if you’re wanting to make some small or even big changes to look and feel the best you can for your big day, then we are so excited to help you get there!!
Ally and Lucy caught up with the delightful, vibrant and ultimate fitspo Lauren Hannaford. Lauren is a personal trainer, founder of the online FHIT program and is also a mum-to-be! The former professional gymnast and athlete has helped countless women and men achieve their goals with her realistic, time-savvy and holistic programs.
Lauren reveals how far out from your wedding day you should start a fitness and health program (the real question- how late can you leave it?), how long it takes to see changes both physical and mental (the good news is, it’s less time than you think!!) and she also shares her tips on how to make it through the festive season without undoing all your hard work.
We hope our final episode of the year leaves you feeling energised and inspired!!
We can’t wait to be back in your ears in 2021 bringing you more wedding planning tips, inspiration from brides and advice from wedding suppliers. Make sure you hit subscribe so you know when we’re back in the New Year.
Finally, a HUGE thank you to all our listeners and subscribers for your love and support this year! Here’s to a pandemic free 2021 jam-packed full of wedding bliss!!
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Your hosts are Lucy Polkinghorne @lucy_polkinghorne and Ally Molineaux @alsmolineaux
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Spanish River Community High School’s thespian troupe discusses their department and interviews students involved in the theatre program.
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The Communist Manifesto was conceived as an outline of the basic beliefs of the Communist movement. The authors believed that the European Powers were universally afraid of the nascent movement, and were condemning as “communist,” people or activities that did not actually conform to what the Communists believed. This Manifesto, then, became a manual for their beliefs.In it we find Marx and Engel’s rehearsal of the idea that Capital has stolen away the work of the artisan and peasant by building up factories to produce goods cheaply. The efficiency of Capital depends, then, on the wage laborers who staff the factories and how little they will accept in order to have work. This concentrates power and money in a Bourgeois class that profits from the disunity of workers (Proletarians), who only receive a subsistence wage.If workers unite in a class struggle against the bourgeois, using riot and strikes as weapons, they will eventually overthrow the bourgeois and replace them as a ruling class. Communists further believe in and lay out a system of reforms to transform into a classless, stateless society, thus distinguishing themselves from various flavors of Socialism, which would be content to have workers remain the ruling class after the revolution.The Manifesto caused a huge amount of discussion for its support for a forcible overthrow of the existing politics and society. (Summary by Mark F. Smith)
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What Are You Eating? is a culinary and lifestyle podcast about food and how it plays a part in people’s lives. We eat snacks, we play games, and we get to the real serious questions like: if you’re a condiment, which condiment would you be? We’ve got a great line up of some of the hottest talent around Seattle and beyond and they are here to share all the intimate details about what they like to eat and why. Tune is weekly on Tuesdays- please like and subscribe, and most of all, tell us: WHAT ARE YOU EATING?
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This is The Beginners Guide To Worship, a podcast to learn about what it’s like being on a worship team!
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From politics to theatre to literary analysis to psychology, For the Love of Humanities covers a wide range of topics. The goal of this program is to explore the people and humanitarian issues that influence the world with critical thinking, communication, and creativity. Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/hmmayes/support
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Arts podcasts include all types of creative and performing arts. Most notably, Arts is the main category where visual arts podcasts and literature podcasts can be found. It also has some overlap with music and film podcasts, which each have separate categories of their own.