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From the Pulpit to the Streets (StDavidsACNA)
+ Read moreSermons preached at St. David’s Anglican Church, Burbank, CA
Categories: Religion & Spirituality, Society & Culture
Tags: Anglican, Burbank, ca, church, St. David's, Sunday sermons
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1 Meal 1 Workout
+ Read moreHost Aaron Butler shares tips, techniques, and encouragement from experts in the field of nutrition and fitness, as well as bit of his own home-spun wisdom that has helped him in his own journey to lose more than 130 pounds (and counting!)
Categories: Arts
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Stabled but Unstable
+ Read moreStabled but Unstable is an equestrian podcast where we spill the tea. Two professionals giving you their insight on the equestrian industry and sharing their funny story. Don’t take us too seriously but take our advice; we’ve seen a lot of shit! Could contain some strong language and brutal honesty. Be aware unstable friends.
Categories: Comedy
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Start Thinking Forward Podcast
+ Read moreIn each episode of the Start Thinking Forward Show, host Brandon L. Draper sits down with successful business owners and leaders to discuss their journeys and how they took their businesses to the next level. From discussing innovative strategies to overcoming challenges, this podcast is full of valuable insights and practical advice for any entrepreneur looking to improve, challenges, and triumphs. Listeners can expect expert insights and practical advice on everything from managing a team to scaling a business. But it’s not all work and no play – Brandon also brings his trademark wit and humor to the podcast, making it both informative and entertaining. So, tune in and join the conversation on the Start Thinking Forward Show.
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The Good, The Bard, and The Ugly
+ Read moreEach week Cincinnati Shakespeare Company’s own Jeremy Dubin and accomplished Shakespeare scholar (and friend of the theatre) Dr. Niamh O’Leary explore the wealth of Shakespeare-centric entertainment that can be enjoyed right from the comfort of your living room! Joined by a rotating panel of guests from CSC and beyond, they tuck into the wide (and occasionally weird) array of Shakespeare movies, recorded performances, adaptations and more available for your consumption.
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It’s cold in here with Nate Bruh
+ Read moreHello I am Nate this is going to be a podcast where I tell you about my life and I will throw a little comedy on the side
Categories: Comedy
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Stories to Read, Words to Know, Level G
+ Read moreStories to Read, Words to Know, Level G contains 12 meaningful stories that connect to students’ lives. Students are engaged by the charming illustrations and encouraged by the simple stories that help them build confidence while they increase their English vocabulary. The Stories to Read, Words to Know audio component contains two types of readings: 1) a Read Along and 2) an Echo Reading. Learners listen to the Read Along and follow along silently in their books. The Read Along, read by a skilled adult reader, models pronunciation and intonation and guides learners through the story with a bell that indicates when to turn the page. The Echo Reading is read by a skilled adult reader one sentence, phrase, or paragraph at a time and is echoed by student readers. The learner joins in echoing in unison with the student readers. Participating in an Echo Reading helps learners to gain confidence while reading aloud, supports them in reading material that may be too difficult to read independently, and provides practice with proper phrasing and expression.
Categories: Education
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ML & DS Papers On The Go
+ Read moreMachine learning and data science are rapidly evolving fields. Keep on top of the latest and most fascinating advancements with this podcast.
Categories: Education
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Calvary Chapel Lebanon
+ Read moreBible Teachings from the Pastors at Calvary Chapel in Lebanon, Pennsylvania.
Categories: Religion & Spirituality
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Rainbow in Bloom
+ Read moreIn nature, after a powerful storm a beautiful rainbow emerges. In life, we can emerge from a powerful storm with a greater sense of self and purpose. Created by Melissa Mavour, this podcast is about the journey of transformation and deepening faith. The author of the memoir How Death Saved My Life and host of the Rainbow in Bloom YouTube channel, here Melissa muses on current events, business and personal development, from the perspective of an empath and survivor. Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/rainbowbloom/support
Categories: Society & Culture
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People’s Republic
+ Read moreNews and analysis from the front lines of the global struggle for social and economic justice.
Categories: News
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Pivot To Prosperity: Work Less… Make More!
+ Read moreA podcast by Ginny Bolling, SR/WA
Categories: Business
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The Zoom Out Podcast
+ Read moreBreathe, Vibe, and Zoom Out. This podcast was created to be the hub for all things creative. From poetry, to music, to even conversations about mental health and things that stress ones self out in order to reassess the underlying problems and try to fix them. Honestly, this is just Vaughn’s audio diary for anything he wants to yap about, hope you enjoy!!!!
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Only Sketches About
+ Read moreOnly Sketches About brings their popular sketch comedy show to the radio waves. With brand-new themes, fabulous guest stars, plus bonus episodes, enjoy this hot, hot radio sketch show alone — the way it should be. Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/only-sketches-about/support
Categories: Comedy
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Engaged, an authentic wedding planning podcast
+ Read moreWhat REAL couples learned while planning their weddings
Categories: Society & Culture
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Choose Right over Easy: A Principal’s Views on Education
+ Read moreIn this Podcast, Kalyani Chaudhuri, a School Principal with over 25 years of Education experience talks to learners, educators and parents about simple lessons of life. Real life lies beyond textbooks and outside of classrooms. Practising these life lessons will help learners understand and tackle life better.
Categories: Education
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Jochen Miller presents Stay Connected Radio
+ Read moreIntroduction: Bringing a visionary, never-heard-before crossbreed of progressive, electro& trance to his musical activities, Holland’s Jochen Miller embodies thenew decade’s freeform, Big Room sound. From his earliest turntable days he’s disregarded traditional EDM borders to bring countless global dancefloors to critical mass.A spinner without parallel, he’s comprehensively conquered his home-country,playing tent-pole events including Trance Energy, Mysteryland & Dance Valley before venturing abroad. Production-wise, Jochen is most readily associated with his 15+ releases on High Contrast Recordings. Over the last 6 years tracks like ‘Lost Connection’, ‘Humanoid’,‘Brace Yourself’, and most recently the Energy 2011 anthem‘Classified’, and ‘Upad’ have wowed clubbers globally and shaken dance floors to their core. The DJ: In2000 Jochen became the first ever resident at Nijmegen’s scene-setting, and now widely renowned, Matrixx club. From there he’s gone on to become a fixture atmany of Holland’s cooler, underground venues. With his fashionable style,charismatic nature and affinitive, authoritative deck approach, he quickly madea name for himself at spots like DansSalon, Westrunie & Marcanti. From that base he’s begun to export his new musical synthesis globally, paying regular visits to Russia, Italy, The UK, Germany, Poland (most recently for Sunrise and En-trance) & the Czech Republic to spin. Following a rapid burgeoning of hisfan-base, the latter half of 2010 saw him sign to the David Lewis Productions DJ agency – home to A-list spinners including Armin van Buuren, Markus Schulz & Gareth Emery. Productions: Following his earliest turn-of-the-millennium productions (‘Surround Me’& 7th Heaven’ among them), hisdiscography went into overdrive with the launch of broad-range music label,High Contrast. ‘India’, ‘Chromatic’, ‘Alive’, ‘And Then’ (incollaboration with Rank 1) and ‘Face Value’ all provided heavy-impact floorartillery for tougher-minded DJs like Marco V, Sander van Doorn & JudgeJules. The multi-genre character of his sound was brought most keenly intofocus when, in late 2010 his ‘Classified’ single was announced as thesoundtrack to ID&T’s newly diversified Energy ‘11 event. Another significant career evolution beckons midway through 2011 with the release of Jochen’s widely-anticipated debut artist album. Compilations: Jochen has been mixing compilations as far back as2002 (when he put together the first Matrixx CD). He now has six under his belt- the most recent being 2009’s High Contrast Recordings Presents Jochen Millerand the co-mixing of EnTrance Presents High Contrast alongside Rank 1 in March of 2010. RadioShow: In the autumn of 2010 Jochen began a new monthly radio endeavor… Stay Connected is broadcast on an ever expanding list of stations, which already include Dance Tunes Radio, Trance FM, Radio Hi-Tec, Trancesonic andSATO Radio. With the program also available as a podcast download, the sixty minute show delivers his unique sound-fusion worldwide every month.
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Absolutely Nothing & All It Doesn’t Mean
+ Read moreHi, I’m Mackenzie Draney, and in this podcast I’ll be exploring some philosophical implications of literary works assigned as readings in HON-317V, my current honors class at NMSU.
Part 1 episodes will begin with a brief retelling of the text, and then explore my own thoughts about what can be gathered from it. I will pose questions, discuss things I’m unclear about, and try to pick out themes and other literary devices.
Part 2 episodes will be recorded after discussion of the text on Tuesday classes. In these episodes, I’ll briefly summarize what I had mentioned in the corresponding Part 1 episode and then explore those subjects with knew insight from my peers in mind. Any of my questions or uncertainties from Part 1 episodes will, with luck, be answered or cleared up in Part 2 episodes.
Disclaimer: This podcast is a philosophical exploration of Holocaust literature; not a historically accurate retelling of events. I will add the book title, author, and full name of any of my peers whose ideas I refer to in the descriptions of each episode.
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