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We bring unfiltered content and thoughtful conversation to our audiences all over the world.
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Categories: Arts, Business, Comedy, Education, Government, Health & Fitness, History, Leisure, Music, News, Society & Culture, Sports, Technology, True Crime, TV & Film
Inside INdiana Business is the statewide leader for Indiana business news. Every week, we spotlight the top business news stories, highlight new companies and emerging technology and feature exclusive interviews with the biggest names in Indiana business.
Categories: News
Tags: andyober, business, businessnews, gerrydick, indianabusiness, insideindianabusiness, News, Technology
This podcast is designed to bring out the individualism of every person that listens. I will be hosting people from all walks of life from all over the world. We will be talking about politics, religion, sports and whatever else might come up in conversation. I want to give a platform for everyone to speak their minds and share what is on their hearts. In a society that has broken into the right and left, we are all more than a party of politics.
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Rabobank’s expertise in Consumer Foods is as diverse as our global client base in confectionery, bakery, frozen food manufacturing, chilled food manufacturing, ambient food manufacturing, biscuits, breakfast cereals and snacks. Please read our disclaimer here: https://research.rabobank.com/far/en/footer/disclaimer.html
Tags: consumer, Food, foodretail, industry, Processing, rabobank, raboresearch, retail, trends
You are a Capricorn, born between December 22 and January 20. Join me for just a couple of minutes every single day of the year to hear about the movement and relative positions of the planets and stars, and how it may impact your life, relationships, career, and more. Your future will thank you.
Categories: News, Religion & Spirituality
This podcast is for those interested in the technology industry whether a beginner, hobbyist, professional, advocate. The show will primarily talk about technology news so the topics will have a central focus of understanding without a need for being a career professional.
Categories: Technology, News
Nightly, 11p-3a ET When the day ends, the conversation begins. Westwood One Sports Night brings you the best of late-night sports talk – unfiltered, interactive, and always in the moment. Hosted by Josh Graham and Lynnell Willingham, this podcast blends Josh’s distinctive national voice and thought-provoking perspective with Lynnell’s undeniable energy and tell-it-to-your-face mentality. Together, they ignite spirited, opinion-packed discussions on the NFL, NBA, college football, and the trending stories fans can’t stop talking about. With listener calls, marquee guests, and authentic back-and-forth, Westwood One Sports Night feels like the ultimate after-hours hangout for passionate fans – now available whenever you want it.
A raw and uncut conversation about the world today. ITMSO covers a wide range of topics from social issues to life lessons delivered through the same hilarious unfiltered voices that you’ve come to love and appreciate.
Categories: Comedy, News, Society & Culture
Do you feel some type of way about all of these reboots and remakes of your favorite childhood properties that are being constantly announced? Do you want to be kept up to date with all of the best pop culture news about nostalgia from the 80s, 90s, and beyond? This is Nostalgiacast, your weekly roundup of the best and most up to date nostalgia news where we discuss the stories and give our thoughts. Link to survey: https://bit.ly/2EcYbu4. For advertising opportunities please email PodcastPartnerships@Studio71us.com Why is Tom Cruise yelling at his Mission Impossible crew? Who’s playing Solid Snake in the Metal Gear Solid movie? Is Die Hard a Christmas movie or not already? All this and more on today’s Nerd-iest, Yu Yu Hakusho-iest, Ratatouillest episode of Nostalgicast! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Candid conversations about every day life, and me giving my balls to the wall opinion about it all… with love of course. On There, I Said It, we are choppin it up, sippin tea, and upliftin at the same damn time! And YES! I’m rooting for EVERYBODY BLACK!
Categories: News
The ART OF PEACE is a public radio program heard weekly on www.KCSB.org and KCSB 91.9 FM Wednesday evenings from 7-8pm. The Art of Peace focuses on social responsibility, community activism, and personal relationships as they relate to mindfulness and peace consciousness. “Learning to Listen” Philip Le Vasseur Raises Consciousness and Engages the Community with Art of Peace Tuesday, August 24, 2010 By Colin Marshall Phil LeVasseur is interested in many things, but none seem to get him quite as fascinated as what he calls “heart awakenings.” It’s his own term, he explained to me when I sat in with him in the KCSB studio, but one that describes an immediately recognizable phenomenon. “Your heart just speaks to you at a certain point,” he said. Heart awakenings tend to precede one’s major shifts in perspective, and thus one’s major changes in life. LeVasseur’s guests tend to have undergone heart awakenings at some time in their lives. His radio show, Art of Peace, is the product of one of his own. Christopher Lowman had a heart awakening. “Here he was, this East Coast guy, wealthy, educated, but he felt like he wasn’t making a difference,” said LeVasseur. “So he studied these Japanese healing techniques to cure the effects of trauma, then went to Rwanda and started working on the people who had been traumatized by war. He formed this whole group, Moving Towards Peace. Chris isn’t a loud guy; at first, he didn’t want to take a stand. But he was helping.” B. Allan Wallace, a former Buddhist monk and current lecturer on Buddhism and the mind, also had a heart awakening. “Here’s a guy, a PhD, more brilliant than ten of us put together,” as LeVasseur described him, “and he wanted to become a Buddhist monk! He researches what’s called contemplative science—meditation—which teaches people to be still. You listen to him speak, and you can’t help but settle down and be calm. He doesn’t even necessarily talk about Buddhism as a religion now; he likes to compare it to Western psychology.” The initially formidable-sounding General Leopard would seem an even less likely candidate for a heart awakening. Now known as Christian Bethelson, he was once a military general in Liberia, “like the Blood Diamond general,” LeVasseur explained. “He was doing these terrible tings. He was on the verge of killing himself. He was an Liberian presidential bodyguard during the coup, where he was tortured. But he came upon a guy from the Everyday Gandhis. They’re a group that do this thing they call ‘dreaming together’ for days before they decide what they’re going to do or what they need to help the world, and he joined them.” LeVasseur, who has interviewed all three of these people on KCSB, gives the impression of a man who’s made many changes in his own life. Aside from his radio work, he mentioned stints as a sushi chef, an electronics salesman, and much more besides. Employed in a stereo shop in the early 1990s, he discovered he could use their selection of “killer” Nakamichi tape decks to record KCSB’s blues shows, especially Greg Drust’s now-legendary Back at the Chicken Shack. Getting curious as he listened, he simply stopped by the station one day and ran into its general manager. “I was like, ‘Sign me up!’” After learning the ropes, he found himself in a position to sub for some of his favorite KCSB DJs, including Drust himself. (“At some point, he’d moved on to polka, which he knew more about than blues, and he knew more about blues than blues artists do,” LeVasseur said. “I was definitely glad he made a tape in advance for me to play.”) He began his own environmentally-focused public affairs show in 1994, but after three years had to put it on hiatus to make room for everything else in his life, including a growing son and a new full-time job. But current events eventually conspired to draw him back into the broadcasting fold. “The Bush era started, and I just became deeply confused,” he said. “I stopped listening to the radio, I stopped watching TV, and I stopped reading papers for a long stretch. I started joining peace walks. I got to a place where I was ready to say something.” The result was, at its core, the same Art of Peace that airs today. LeVasseur allows his program a wide mandate, but it often returns to a suite of favorite subjects: activism, the environment, events in the community, nuclear disarmament, and religious perspectives from traditions like Buddhism, Taoism, and Hinduism. He’s spent this summer re-airing interviews from his early years in radio, which even back then covered such now-fashionable topics as design principles for sustainable community. “And now everyone’s talking about this stuff,” he said. “Whoda thunk? The 1969 oil spill was the watershed moment for Santa Barbara, but the community developed afterward. Now we have the Bren School right here at UCSB. Green has become very businesslike.” But whatever the topic of the week, Art of Peace is united by LeVasseur’s relaxed approach. “The best way to learn is not to be the most intelligent or the best reporter,” he said, “but to have a conversation and listen to the stories. I look for people with the courage to step up; my courage is to get their stories. When they’re on the couch here at KCSB, it’s real easy. I try to find what’s alive in them, what’s present in them, and that takes getting out of the way. I like to settle in: I practice tai chi, I swim, I do yoga. Every day is a day to calm my brain down. If I get five minutes of connection with someone, it makes my week—and it probably makes theirs.” LeVasseur seems to believe that this station is the only place he can make it happen: “I’ve traveled all around, and I can tell you that KCSB is unique. Sometimes you have to do your show and you’ll think, ‘Oh, this again.’ But then you come down and experience this culture built over 45 years. Radio’s a basic tool of democracy, like a kiosk on the street. And the other question is, what kind of legacy will you leave behind when you check out? I think the first step toward ending war, poverty, drugs, and gangs is listening, having a conversation, practicing all that. And it does take practice.” 4•1•1 Art of Peace airs Wednesdays from 7 p.m. to 8 p.m. on KCSB, 91.9 FM. For details, visit artofpeaceradio.podomatic.com. [itunes pic]
This week’s episode we have a conversation with Caitlin Lyon a biodynamic craniosacral therapist. Caitlin talks about the roots of her practice treating the whole person through an integrative approach to health and working knowledge. Her deepest passion lies in helping women find more ease in body, business, and life. http://www.lyonwellness.com/about-caitlin/
Categories: News
Tags: affairs, art, Awakenings, heart, interviews, justice, mindfulness, News, peace, public, radio, social
On Tales from the hood, motherhood that is, Christine Granados, who is a writer and publisher, shares glimpses of her life as a mother. She is married to a fourth-generation Texan. Together they are raising two teenaged boys in Central Texas. Listeners will delve into the adventures of this Mexican American mama negotiating her way through “panty forests,” “neutralists” and everything in between.
Categories: Fiction, Kids & Family, News
Tales from the most dangerous decades in history. Declassified stories that take you beyond the textbooks and into the Vault.
Categories: History, News, Society & Culture
State of Freight is a series of industry resources from FTR, the leader in market intelligence and forecasting for the North American freight transportation industry. FTR podcasts provide updates for the Trucking and Rail markets, as well as the broader economy. Each podcast includes a slide deck of graphs that can be used in presentations or for internal analysis. For show downloads and to signup for more State of Freight content, go to www.FTRintel.com/podcast.
Tags: economy, forecasting, freight, FTR, intermodal, rail, shipping, transportation, trucking
Former acting Director of the CIA Michael Morell speaks with top leaders of the U.S. intelligence community as they reflect on their life, career and the critical roles they play in shaping national security policies. As a central figure in the most significant U.S. counter-terror efforts of the past two decades and a former CIA intelligence analyst, Morell is uniquely skilled at taking industry leading knowledge to make connections that provide deep insight into complex security events – helping decode intelligence officials’ key priorities and providing perspectives on how to achieve national security objectives. Morell is the author of “The Great War of Our Time” and a vivid account of the Central Intelligence Agency, a life in secrets, and a war in the shadows.
Categories: Government, News
A quality discussion about policing and crime prevention with a focus on current events and honest data. Hosted by Peter Moskos.
Categories: News
Truth is what we always seek. So join two fathers, men of God and Army veterans as we discuss real topics about real life, with real people.
Categories: News, Religion & Spirituality, Society & Culture
Hello, I am the host of Whose World Is This? with Junya René Beaubrun . A show where we will ask the uncomfortable questions about who we are, where we are, and how we got here. This will not be the usual click bait commentary, this will be a dive into our individual politics, musical interests, religious inclinations, as well as travel experiences. We will have interesting guests from all over the world giving you insight to the places they’ve been and things that they’ve seen. Let’s take this ride together.
Categories: News, Society & Culture
As Murder Made Me Famous takes a break, we’re thrilled to bring you Copycat Killers, the next great true crime podcast from Reelz and Podcastone!
Hosted by Forensic Psychologist Dr. J. Buzz Von Ornsteiner, this series goes behind the headlines of real-life murder cases which copy memorable slayings seen in Hollywood movies. Each episode features a mystifying murder scene and law enforcement’s hunt for the killer. Whether it’s two high school students terrorizing and killing a female classmate to copy the horror blockbuster Scream or the gruesome acts of pig farmer and serial killer, Robert Pickton, who copied Hannibal and fed his victims to his pigs—these horrific scenes actually happened but very few people know the real stories that led to these killings. CopyCat Killers includes interviews with investigators, family members of victims and forensic experts. The series also features high quality recreations, extensive archive and original documents from police case files. Check back every Tuesday for new episodes!
To find every episode of Murder Made Me Famous, check out it’s new feed here.
Categories: News, True Crime, TV & Film
One Percent Content is a lifestyle and finance podcast where we discuss the most recent and relevant financial news happening in the world. We discuss the language of business and how it fits into every aspect of life.
News podcasts broadcast and discuss news of all types. Podcasts dedicated to breaking news, politics, business news, entertainment and sports news are all featured.