Running a business rarely runs smoothly, but a cool head and self-belief can turn adversity into advantage. The Guardian Small Business Network’s confessions events bring entrepreneurs together to share the highs and lows of entrepreneurship. These are the stories you won’t hear anywhere else. Hosted by Guardian journalist Coco Khan
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We’re here to talk about everything open, poly, swing and generally getting your groove on. We’re sex positive, we’re informative and we’re funny! Oh yes. there will be explicit language and some audio nudity. Love, Jenga, Freckles and Cap’n Jack
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About pipes: smoking, buying, trading pipes, revewing tobacco, interviews with carvers, tobacconists, collectors and pipe smokers. This is all about the hobby, and educating new pipe smokers as well as entertaining anyone interesting in smoking pipes.
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Tags: carvers, Collectors, pipes, Smoking, tobacco
Alternative Radio is an “unembedded” weekly one-hour public affairs program offered free to all public radio stations in the US, Canada, Europe, South Africa, Australia, and on short-wave on Radio for Peace International. AR provides information, analyses and views that are frequently ignored or distorted in other media. The corporate takeover of food with its toxic chemical inputs poses serious health and environmental problems. Corporate agriculture, The New York Times states unequivocally “is causing irreparable harm to the planet.” It is “ravaging the air, soil and water, destroying wildlife habitats and spurring climate chaos. The system, a vast web of industries and processes that stretches from seed to pasture, to packaging, to the supermarket, to the trash dump, produces at least a third of all human-caused greenhouse gases.” There are alternatives. We can learn much from traditional organic farming techniques as practiced by indigenous farmers. In this program, Vandana Shiva describes the importance of biodiversity and the interconnectedness of all life. She says, “What we do to the Earth, what we do to the land, what we do to biodiversity eventually comes back to us. There is no separation.”
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Newest 100 Clawhammer and Old-Time Songs banjo songs which Banjo Hangout members have uploaded to the website.
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Sports with Jerry Ferrara. Jerry challenges listeners to play in his Fantasy League and calls contestants on air. You can also hear Jerry on his other podcast BAD 4 BUSINESS under comedy.
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Tags: Entourage, jerryferrara, SPorts
An audio only version of My Life in Gaming’s Sunday night LiveStream that run from 9pm – 11pm EST on YouTube. We often have special guests on with us.
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The Dice For Brains Podcast is an actual play show telling serialized stories through the course of a season with a focus on character and story development. The show is produced by an inclusive group that brings new players to the world of tabletop role playing games. Experience organic narratives by following along with new and veteran players as they explore your favorite story worlds, all with the assistance of tabletop rpgs. Season 1-3: The Kido Rebellion Trilogy (Star Wars rpg). Season 4-6: Worlds and Orders Trilogy (Star Wars rpg). Season 7: Fantastic Beasts of the North American Swampland (Genesys – Wizarding World).
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Tags: actualplay, rpg, starwars
Stories from historians and voting experts about the history of voting and how it shaped American democracy.
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A funny podcast where you never know what you’ll get. [itunes pic]
Episode One of The “You’re Too Stupid To Get It” Guys
We read about World War 3
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Indies-R-Us is a small team of dedicated musicians and more that review music and interview local artists from around South Carolina.
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Timucuan Preserve includes Fort Caroline National Memorial, the Theodore Roosevelt Area, Kingsley Plantation, Cedar Point and thousands of acres of woods, water, and salt marsh. Join park rangers in a series of audio and video podcasts that explore the Timucuan Preserve. Inside the Timucuan Preserve provides a description of some of the salient features of the Preserve which you are likely to experience when you visit the park.
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Weekly podcast featuring guests, celebrities, authors, musicians, healers and more!
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The magick of the Law of Attraction can be found at the summit of 12th Avenue in Honolulu, Hawai’i. Prosperity Corner, an exciting and unique shop is overflowing with treasures for those of you who delight in the unique and metaphysical. There are literally hundreds of gifts for the enlightened. The owners and staff truly believe in the Universal Law which states that The Universe wants you to have everything you want.
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A rare collection of eight Murray N. Rothbard lectures.
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News Updates from Connecticut Capitol.
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The Centre for Disciplinary Innovation (CDI) is part of a four-year project (initially 2008-2011; renewed for 2011-15) funded by the Andrew W Mellon Foundation. The CDI is a focus for collaboration and innovation at the graduate level and beyond, complementing other activities initiated within the CRASSH themes of Cultural Transmission, Disciplinary Change, The Future University, Cultures and Politics of the Transregional, and for 2013-15, The Location of Knowledge. This general theme encompasses how knowledge is formulated within disciplines, regions, practices; how it changes under pressure from different forces — religious conversion, new technologies, say. Under this general rubric and within our Mellon Centre for Disciplinary Innovation, this conference explores the notion of understanding itself. Each session will look at how understanding focuses on a particular “location” and is formulated through that location: so “understanding (through) things” will investigate how things are understood, how understanding is formulated with and through things, and what the relation between these two sorts of understanding is. And similarly with “voice”, “body” and “concepts”. We have invited four of the world’s top scholars to investigate these problems. Simon Schaffer is best known for his work with Stephen Shapin on “Leviathan and the Airpump” and is undoubtedly one of the world’s leading historian of science. John Forrester is one of the foremost historians of psychoanalysis. Peter de Bolla, expert in the 18th century is a celebrated theorist of art, literature and culture. Sarah Franklin, Cambridge’s new professor of sociology, is a brilliant exponent of how reproductive technologies are changing our relation to the body. To help focus discussion we have also brought in four further world experts: Akeel Bilgrami, philosopher from Columbia, New York; Sally Shuttleworth, historian of literature and psychological theory from Oxford: Clifford Siskin, Director of The Re:Enlightenment Project who is currently a Leverhulme Visiting Professor at CRASSH, and Clare Pettitt, Professor of Nineteenth Century Literature and Culture at King’s College London. Papers will be short and to the point; responses robust; and there will be plenty of time, as CRASSH usually demands, for intense discussion.
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Podcast featuring International Best Selling Author and Publisher Teresa Hawley-Howard. www.teresahawleyhoward.com #WOMEnterprises
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