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From “23 Beats Off” to “Walken’s Syndrome,” host Ian James Wright and a rotating cast of guests talk about every song by the band Fugazi, not chronologically, but in alphabetical order. Email: fugaziAtoZ@gmail.com
Categories: Music
Learn about interesting technologies that are changing how work gets done. Industry 4.0. Sponsored by UtilityAR – Augmented Reality for Industry – www.utilityar.com
Categories: Technology
The On My Way to Wealth Podcast is for anyone looking to expand their financial knowledge. Whether you’re looking to start your financial wellness journey, or you’ve been at it for years but have found the financial industry too rigid, elitist, and exclusionary, On My Way to Wealth has something for everyone. Increase your financial aptitude by expanding your money mindset and financial planning prowess. Wealth isn’t for a select few, wealth is for you! Subscribe wherever you listen to your favorite podcasts for weekly episodes. Visit https://www.onmywaytowealth.com/ to learn more.
Categories: Business
Tags: buildingcredit, Financialadvice, financialplanning, generationx, genx, gettingoutofdebt, investinginvestments, Money, Retirement, saving, studentloans, taxes, Wealth
A weekly podcast where R’ Shauli Karsh offers exciting, impactful, and thought provoking ideas from the parsha.
Categories: Religion & Spirituality
The Yale Program in the History of the Book brings together scholars across disciplines to explore the materiality of the written word over time and across cultures. A collaboration between Yale’s Department of English and Beinecke Rare Book and Manuscript Library, it offers seminar meetings for the Yale community and a series of public lectures by speakers across the field of book history. We also host a symposium each fall.
Categories: Education
Podcasts presented by the U.S. Mission to Germany
Categories: Uncategorised
Tags: Ambassador, american, Berlin, consul, consulate, Embassy, Frankfurt, Germany, mission, timken, u.s.
Cello Journey is a regular video podcast that features live music played on the cello and some commentary. You can listen to different pieces of music and also see what cello playing is about.
Categories: Music
We talk about useless stories, conspiracies, and consistently talk smack about the current social climate. Join us for a few laughs and a lot of madness. New episode every week.
Categories: Leisure
Hosted by horror fanatics Chainsaw Paul, Madman Steve and Permanent guest host Wolfman Memo three guys who love all aspects of the horror genre. Join us as we share our thoughts and opinions on new and classic horror movies, video games, ghost stories, all things horror! Welcome to Podcast From The Crypt! On tonight’s episode your horror hosts Chainsaw Paul and Wolfman Memo take a look at the iconic brutality filled movie every horrorhound holds dear to their black hearts the 1974 masterpiece “The Texas Chainsaw Massacre” from director Toby Hooper. So turn the lights down low, Heat up some of that finger licking good Sawyers BBQ and welcome to Podcast From The Crypt!!!
Categories: TV & Film
Tags: ghosts, horror, horrormovies, horrorpodcast, Monsters, Movies, scary
Listen in on the conversations between two single, (almost) 40-something Sorority Sisters who rekindled their college friendship in New York City. Hear their discussions about moving to New York, living in New York, being single and dating, social media, pop culture, and so much more.
Categories: Society & Culture
Join a real-life married couple as they interview wedding professionals, vendors, and couples to dive into the glittery, chaotic world of weddings. They will share advice, tell tales of wedding mishaps, and answer your questions to help you have the magical wedding you’ve always wanted.
Categories: Society & Culture
Inspired by Bl. Pier Giorgio Frassati’s mantra, “to the heights,” this podcast uses the charism of Frassati’s care for the poor and vulnerable to highlight people who are reaching to the heights in their own lives. Host Olivia R. Colombo takes her background in environmental activism and social justice to introduce listeners to people who are making positive change in the world–– activists, religious, journalists, youth ministers, artists, social workers, and everyone in between. Yukari Kane and Shaheen Pasha, co-founders of the Prison Journalism Project, join Olivia to talk about journalism justice and the project they created to extend that justice into prisons. Links: -https://prisonjournalismproject.org/ -grexly.com/totheheights -patreon.com/grexly -oliviaroseart.com -refugecatholic.org (looking for new writers!)
Categories: Religion & Spirituality, Society & Culture
Tags: Blessed Pier Giorgio Frassati, Catholic talk, Catholic youth, young Catholics
Because of This House is a podcast brought to you by Rockford Area Habitat for Humanity. On the show, we explore and learn about the realities of housing in Rockford. We hear the stories of Rockford Area Habitat for Humanity homeowners, volunteers, and staff. We invite local experts to educate us on the many ways that housing impacts individual lives and entire communities. And ultimately, we invite you to engage in the work of affordable, fair, and equitable housing. Thank you for listening!
Categories: Business
A podcast dedicated to meaningful conversations with founders and investors on all things startups and venture capital. Our guests take us inside the world of tech and innovation, from industry trends to leadership principles. We also get lots of valuable career advice, especially geared toward young professionals interested in breaking into venture and entrepreneurship. This podcast is entirely student-run and brought to you by A-Level Capital, a VC fund managed by undergraduates at Johns Hopkins University that invests in Hopkins entrepreneurs. To learn more, visit www.alevelcapital.com.
Categories: Technology
Richard Wagamese wrote that the stories we tell create the world we live in and when we share these stories we see each other. And when we see each other we can change the world. So Can we talk? And get to know each other so that we can learn from each other. Let’s start with me – I’m Erin Buchmann, the host of WordUp the podcast that I hope you will be listening to and I’m the Indigeous Instructional Coach for District School Board Ontario North East. I’m not Indigenous. I start with this because I want to make sure that you understand that when I say – we are all in this together – you know that I am learning with you through this podcast. Because we are all in this together as we learn about our collective history and prepare our youth to create a new future story. Because talking reminds of who we are and who we might become. Because words matter. They shape how we think about each other and ourselves. And what we think shapes how we act. Because we can do better. And as educators this is our call to action to educate ourselves, elevate the conversation and celebrate culture. Each podcast I will be joined by a co-host from one of our schools and a special guest to talk about their work as an Indigenous author, artist or community leader. Some conversations will be hard, some will be funny and some will leave with more questions than answers. But they will all be authentic. So I’m asking you to raise your words, participate in the conversation and follow us on Twitter and Instagram @2020wordup.
Categories: Arts, Education, Society & Culture
Talim al-Qur’an 2012-16-Para-24
Categories: Religion & Spirituality
Tags: alhuda, farhat hashmi, islam, para-24, quran, taimiyyah zubair
Diversity is an incredible resource that is likely going untapped in your organization…Here is your chance to change that. Look around this country. Diversity & Inclusion professionals, as well as countless committed leaders and employees have been working hard for decades to create organizations that are more diverse and inclusive. They are working hard to make Diversity & Inclusion (or D&I) a part of the DNA of their organizations and communities. Yet for every two steps forward, we still take one step back. Or two. Or three. It’s time for our approach to make sure that two steps forward remains just that: two steps forward. It’s time for Diversity 3.0: Transformational Diversity. Transformational Diversity requires us to build new skillsets to go along with new mindsets. It requires us to respond to ever greater levels of complexity. When we operate at this level we ensure that the fact of Diversity, the fact that we are all different to one degree or another, actually transforms individuals with ideas and experiences from ineffective siloed belief-bunkers into truly inclusive environments where everyone interacts at the peak of professional effectiveness. Sara Taylor is author of the best-selling book Filter Shift, and founder of deepSEE Consulting. Each podcast episode of What’s The Difference? provides the tools, resources, and insights you need to begin to transform your organization or the organizations with whom you work into the inclusive, effective powerhouses of the 21st century.
Categories: Business, Society & Culture
Tags: diversity
Companion podcast to the ASMR University website (www.asmruniversity.com), hosted by Dr. Craig Richard. Similar to the website, the podcast will cover the Origin, Art, and Science of Autonomous Sensory Meridian Response.
Categories: Arts, Education, Society & Culture
Tags: anxiety, asmr, autonomous, depression, insomnia, Meridian, oxytocin, relax, relaxation, Response, science, sensory, sleep, stress, tingles, university
Wine Not is a podcast series where we will explore the monthly releases of the SA Winos wine club. We will be exploring the history behind the varietals and estates, and taste these wines along with you whenever you’re ready. In the future we will be joined by the wine makers themselves to dive into the methods used to create the delicious wines. If you’re not yet a member of the club, head on over to SAWinos.com and sign up!
Categories: Arts
Your City News. On Your Time. Welcome to the San Marcos City Podcast! The City of San Marcos serves more than 96,000 residents and is located in the beautiful foothills of northern San Diego County. From innovative retail destinations and 72 miles of trails to renowned higher education and 290-acres of parks, San Marcos is rich in resources and civic pride. Hosted by City Manager Jack Griffin, this podcast provides thoughtful and meaningful conversations to give our community members a deeper dive into what’s happening in their local government.
Categories: News