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Great millennial story tellers, getting attention through simple, funny, interesting conversations of life issues, Uncensored! Rib cracking, informative and refreshing. Don’t miss out; like and follow our account for updates. The Podcast is supported and overseen by “The Springboard Youth Church”, a youth ministry of The Green Pastures Tabernacle Church- Lenana
Categories: Society & Culture
I have no idea… Is not reality. Ignorance is not bliss. And the longer we stay in those mind frames, the longer we are bound to repeat idiocracy. You can never graft a new idea on a closed mind. So open up your mind a bit. See what else there maybe??? Become a Paid Subscriber: https://anchor.fm/alexandermf/subscribe anchor.fm/alexandermf
Categories: Society & Culture
Board Certified Appellate Specialist Duane Daiker interviews members of Florida’s appellate community about timely and timeless issues of appellate practice and professionalism.
Categories: Business, Education
Tags: advocacy, appeals, Appellate, argue, attorney, court, ethics, Florida, law, lawyer, professionalism
In this podcast you can find almost all the talks given at the Auckland Zen Centre, back to 2016. Most talks are by Roshi Amala Wrightson, but there are also talks from Richard von Sturmer and senior students too.
Categories: Religion & Spirituality
It is about understanding whether our prayer is “according to his will ” 1 John 5:14.
Categories: Religion & Spirituality
At IE University, we understand that internships are a crucial step towards achieving your career goals. That’s why we are proud to present “Stepping Up,” an exhilarating podcast series where our students dive into their internship experiences, taking us on captivating journeys through their workplaces, the dynamic projects they tackle, and the invaluable skills they acquire along the way. From marketing to finance and across a multitude of fields and industries, our students intern in diverse realms, gaining profound insights and practical knowledge that shape their future careers. Join us as we delve into the exciting world of internships and witness the transformative growth of these remarkable individuals.
En IE University, comprendemos que las prácticas son un paso crucial para alcanzar tus metas profesionales. Es por eso que nos enorgullece presentar “Stepping Up”, una emocionante serie de podcasts donde nuestros estudiantes se sumergen en sus primeras experiencias de profesionales, llevándonos en cautivadores viajes a través de sus lugares de trabajo, los proyectos dinámicos que abordan y las valiosas habilidades que adquieren en el camino. Desde marketing hasta finanzas y en una multitud de campos e industrias, nuestros estudiantes realizan pasantías en diversos ámbitos, obteniendo conocimientos profundos y prácticos que moldean sus futuras carreras. Únete a nosotros mientras nos adentramos en el emocionante mundo de las prácticas laborales y presenciamos el crecimiento transformador de estos individuos excepcionales.
Envision Partnerships is a non-profit agency in Butler County Ohio. They play a major role in providing prevention education to both youth and adults within their community. This podcast showcases the work that they do, and the various partnerships they have. People of Butler County is a sub-podcast within Envision This.
Categories: Education
A podcast about talking with children about race.How do you talk to your child about discrimination, privilege, power, race and racism? How do you speak with your children about racial bias in a way that makes them feel neither like a victim or a villain? Dr Pragya Agarwal meets with parents, carers, educators and psychologists to explore how they have these vital conversations. Covering all ages from toddler to teen, Dr Pragya Agarwal will hear from her guests about their personal experiences of having conversations about race with their children.
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Categories: Kids & Family, News, Society & Culture
Talking happens between songs. A talking sandwich if you will. Sometimes there’ll be guests. Sometimes there won’t. But there will always be…dancing.
Categories: Comedy
Twitter: @GCSEHistoryPod Produced by History teachers working in the far North, these podcasts are designed to prepare you for your GCSE History exam, with a particular focus on the AQA Course. Most episodes are solo affairs by Mr W but watch out for the special essay argument episodes where you can hear grown men getting frankly just a but carried away arguing their version of events.
Categories: Education
Webmaster for the Eurythmics Video Visionaries website, Rex Saldana, teams up with longtime friend Mark A. Stevens, an Author and former newspaper publisher, for this podcast that joyfully explores the musical output of Annie Lennox and Dave Stewart, Eurythmics. The two longtime Eurythmics fans discuss the music with one another and from time to time include fans and others involved in the longtime musical journeys of Dave and Annie. From examinations of groundbreaking Eurythmics works like “1984 (For the Love of Big Brother)” and “Savage”, to conversations with Dave Stewart, Joniece Jamison, Jimmy Zavala, and Eurythmics fans from around the world, this podcast is for everyone who loves the music and artistry of Dave Stewart and Annie Lennox, Eurythmics.
Categories: Music
Tags: annie lennox, dave stewart, dave stewart eurythmics, david a. stewart, eurythmics, eurythmics videos
The strands woven together in Gustave Flaubert’s famous, path breaking 1856 novel Madame Bovary include a provincial town in Normandy, France, a shy young doctor with an indifferent career and a lovely young woman who lives in a fantasy world based on the innumerable romantic novels she reads. Of course there is also the story of a dull marriage punctuated by passionate, adulterous love affairs. First published in serial form in a Parisian magazine and deemed to be the “perfect” novel, Flaubert’s debut was received by both readers and critics with acclaim and admiration. However, its bold theme, path breaking ideas of women’s rights and the condemnation of middleclass morality led to its being legally attacked by the Church and the government. This was in spite of the fact that the magazine’s editors had already done their own censoring of “offending passages.” Flaubert himself was shocked and the resulting very public trial in 1857 added to the book’s notoriety. The charges were dismissed and the book was seen by the judges as promoting morality and strengthening of family values instead. However, it remained controversial and was banned time and again by various upholders of “morality” till as recently as 1954. Madame Bovary marks a watershed in the development of the novel form. Flaubert’s revolutionary techniques like the use of “style indirect libre” where the environment itself responds to a person’s emotions, his use of realism and objectivity were all radically new literary devices. In the almost linear, simple plot, Charles Bovary is a truly “ordinary” man. A country doctor who marries a wife chosen by his mother, he then meets and falls in love with the beautiful, young Emma Roualt when he visits her father’s farm on a call. His wife, a much older woman, is jealous, but she soon dies. Charles and Emma marry and move to a larger town where Emma swiftly becomes disillusioned with her husband, their financial situation and social position, though she has attained motherhood by now. She embarks on a series of love affairs to satisfy her hankering after fame and fortune. Each of these affairs brings about her moral and psychological degradation, while she simultaneously plunges herself and her family into financial ruin. What follows is a vivid depiction of life and the human condition. For the discerning and sensitive reader, Flaubert’s brilliant portrait of the tragically flawed Emma Bovary, with her shallow, provincial preoccupations, her craving for love and money and the meaninglessness of bourgeois life in the countryside make this one of the finest works of literature.
Categories: Arts
Tags: audio books, audiobook, ebooks, fiction, free audio books, Gustave Flaubert, Literature, Loyal Books, loyalbooks.com, Madame Bovary, Non-fiction, romance, tragedy
The Daily Commuter Rosary is where you can listen and pray along with Joe as he prays the Rosary each day with specific intentions for each day. Email your intentions to: dailycommuterrosary@gmail.com. The Rosary follows the traditional Mysteries format: Joyful – Monday Sorrowful – Tuesday / Friday Glorious – Wednesday Luminous – Thursday The Rosary will typically only be prayed Monday through Friday. God Bless!
Categories: Religion & Spirituality
Mntq, (man-tooq) = “it’s spoken”. (New Episode Every Friday) Join us as we talk fashion, faith, friendships, finance and all the other F words. Hosts (twitter) @nimtendo_x, @sawdasays and Halimat. If you enjoy listening, please like, share and subscribe. You can even treat us to coffee, ko-fi.com/mntqpod. Use #MNTQpod to get involved in the conversation on Twitter and Instagram. ——————— MNTQpod is a Brimah and John podcast | Find out more over at www.media.brimahandjohn.com | instagram.com/media.brimahandjohn
Categories: Society & Culture
Your hosts, Debi Mann and Chante Bastain, introduce their own journey to self love. We hope you will join us as you explore your own path to unconditional love. We will be interviewing teacher and practitioners to understand all the modalities and experiences we can use to grow in our practice of self love and compassion. Episode 2 will offer you an opportunity to try hypno-meditation with Chante Bastain. Take care loves.
Categories: Health & Fitness, Religion & Spirituality
Unzipped is an interview show all about latex fashion. We slide into conversation with some of your favourite latex models about their love of latex fashion and wearing rubber like a second skin. By LatexFashionTV.
Categories: Arts
Welcome to The More You Know, the podcast that’s your weekly dose of knowledge and inspiration. Join me on a journey of continuous learning as I talk to people around the world, explore fascinating topics, and teach you something new in every episode. Whether you’re a curious mind hungry for information or someone looking to enhance your skills, each episode is crafted to be an enlightening experience. Tune in every week to expand your horizons, challenge your perspectives, and embark on a journey of lifelong learning. Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/themoreyouknowpod/support
Categories: Society & Culture
This podcast is by David Frosdick an online marketer living in the Brighton, UK. These episodes are short and to the point. He shares ideas and lesson from client projects and failures and successes from the last 10 years of marketing online. He’s created physical products, digital products, membership sites, print on demand sites as well as working with WordPress, Shopify, Woocommerce and much more. You will learn about marketing, productivity, mindset for freelancers, video blogging and you may even find a few ideas as his brain dumps projects he doesn’t have time to work on himself.
Categories: Business
Hear real stories around youth involved with the Juvenile Justice System. Youth, agency workers, court system, chaplains, and many others. Stories from the inside is where “Juvenile Justice and Faith Meet”.
Categories: Religion & Spirituality
Hosts Sam “the damned” Lenz, Casey “the killer” Kelderman, and Blake-nstein Ginithan invite you to join the Slash Lot as they explore horror franchises, directors, and TV series. Each month the crew digs deep into the themes of horror, and why the genre slashes right to their heart.
Categories: TV & Film