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A socially distanced podcast where each episode brother and sister duo Monica and Nick watch one of their favorite Christmas movies. Join us as we chat about how well the “classics” hold up and hopefully feel a bit closer together despite being so far apart this holiday season.
Categories: TV & Film
GrowCast is one of the world’s largest cannabis growing podcasts, where you can hear host Jordan River sit down with some of the most educated and talented people in the cannabis cultivation industry. Tune in to hear world class expert guests take deep dives on niche growing subjects like lighting, nutrients, plant training, organic growing, living soil, grow room automation, and much, much more. So pop on GrowCast to learn while you work in your garden- you’ve just discovered your number one resource for cannabis cultivation advice! And make sure to check out the world’s best cannabis membership at www.patreon.com/growcast with a weekly ad-free podcast, GrowCast TV LIVE Web Show, a Grower’s Chat Community, and more!
Categories: Education, Leisure
Tags: cannabis, cannabisgrowingpodcast, cannabispodcast, howtogrowcannabis, howtogrowgoodweed, howtogrowmarijuana, howtogrowweed, increasingyield, marijuana, marijuanagrowingpodcast, marijuanapodcast, weedgrowingpodcast, weedpodcast
Join Alex, Brian, Joe and Ant as they give their unique takes on social issues, hip-hop and pop culture, politics, sports and a lot more on a weekly basis with the “Better Than You” podcast. Their mission is to entertain, educate, inform and enlighten you with every single episode. The “Better Than You” podcast is the perfect addition to your podcast rotation. New episodes every Wednesday. Listen and subscribe today! Follow @betterthanyoupod on Instagram for daily posts.
Categories: Society & Culture
Andrea Olson of Go Diaper Free explains elimination communication – the concept of pottying your baby, as early as birth – which is what people have done for all of human history and in today’s world where there are no diapers. She makes it easy to integrate EC into your modern lifestyle as a new parent, demystifies how to know your baby needs to go, how to take them to the toilet instead of primarily relying on the diaper, and makes EC approachable, accessible, and fun, for all parents…whether part-time, with or without diapers, and in any region of the world. Contrary to popular marketing messages, diapers are tools, not toilets, and babies are ALL born “ready” to use the toilet. Learn how to connect with your baby on this very natural level with Andrea’s expert guidance, and experience the freedom of a life without dependence upon diapers, a life without traumatic toilet training, a life where your baby gets a head start on developing motor skills, communication, and learning by prioritizing this age-appropriate skill (0-18 months). EC honors your baby’s dignity and makes parenting THAT much easier! Stop changing blowouts…and learn how to listen to your baby’s requests for good hygiene. Learn more at godiaperfree.com. (PS – Andrea also occasionally covers potty training, for those of you who find us after 18 months.)
Categories: Health & Fitness, Kids & Family
Tags: alternative, communication, diapering, elimination, infant, natural, Potty, tips, training
Welcome to Byte-Sized Benefits. We’re here to conquer health & benefits confusion for the everyday employee who is sick of insurance jargon and complicated concepts. Let’s tackle some typically confusing topics and empower you to make the most of the resources available to you!
Categories: Education, Health & Fitness
Tags: employee benefits, employee communication, employee engagement, Healthcare Hacks, wellbeing, wellness
Intended for children 11 to 14 years old, The Story of the Middle Ages relates a little known period of history in an interesting and entertaining way. The author terms the Middle Ages as that period in the history of Europe between the fifth and fifteenth centuries. Its beginning is marked by the decline and fall of the mighty Roman Empire and its end is generally thought to be the dawn of the Renaissance or the Age of Discovery. The Middle Ages are also divided by historians into the Early, High and Late Middle Ages. Both the Early and Late periods were characterized by war, outbreaks of diseases and epidemics, breakdown of law and order, civil strife and invasions. However, the High period of the Middle Ages saw the establishment of farming, the growth of trade, technology, intellectual movements and great artistic and architectural innovation. Samuel B Harding divides The Story of the Middle Ages into twenty chapters. Beginning with a brief introduction, the author traces the roots of modern Europe to the mingling of the Germanic people with others like the Slavs, the Gauls and the ancient Romans. He also goes further back in history and refers to the Aryan people as the ancestors of the Germans. Further chapters deal with the wanderings of the Goths and their establishment of civilizations in Spain, Greece and Italy. The early days of Christianity and the growth of the Church are depicted, along with the differences between the western and eastern churches. The rise of the Franks and their conflicts with the Mohammedans and the establishment of the Moorish civilization in Spain are told in an interesting and imaginative fashion. The Crusades, discussions on life in the village, town and monastery and finally the Hundred Years War, which effectively brought the Middle Ages to a close are well recounted. Though historians cannot put a specific date on the conclusion of this important period in Western history, it is generally thought that somewhere towards the end of the 1500s can be termed as the end of the Middle Ages. The rise of nationalism in England and France, the capture of Constantinople by the Turkish Ottoman sultans and the disappearance of the ancient centers of learning brought this period to an end. As both a historical text and an interesting read, The Story of the Middle Ages is a great addition to your bookshelf and will surely appeal to both children and adults.
Categories: Arts, Kids & Family, Society & Culture
Tags: audio books, audiobook, ebooks, free audio books, History, Kids, Loyal Books, loyalbooks.com, Non-fiction, Samuel B. Harding, The Story of the Middle Ages
Ben Nicholson-Smith is Sportsnet’s baseball editor. Arden Zwelling is a senior writer. Together, they bring you the most in-depth Blue Jays podcast in the league, covering off all the latest news with opinion and analysis, as well as interviews with other insiders and people around the team.
Ben dials in from Philly to chat with Arden about what the Blue Jays should prioritize over the regular season’s final two weeks (03:42), the team’s most pressing injury concerns (32:39), and what the playing time split could look like for Alejandro Kirk and Danny Jansen going forward (42:09).
Contact us: attheletters@sportsnet.ca
Audio Credits: Sportsnet.
The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the hosts
Categories: Sports
Tags: 768533, american, baseball, Blue, canada, fastball, Jays, League, MLB, Ontario, Toronto
Explore developments in the world and what they could mean for our future with Sam Barton.
Categories: Science, Society & Culture, Technology
I’m Jon. I left a cushy, full time job that I hated to do what I love: empower others. Physically and mentally. I believe the most important person in your life is YOU. It sounds selfish at first, but the truth is you have to be strong if you want to be strong for others. You have to be passionate if you want to have passion for your dreams or your family. Physical and mental strength are reciprocal. One loop 🔁 in which each one benefits the other.
Categories: Education
Hill City Kids Ministry gives you a fun and fast monthly episode full of tips and resources for loving your kids and pointing them toward Jesus.
Categories: Kids & Family
An open discussion of the Biblical topics you want to talk about but your Pastor doesn’t.
Categories: Religion & Spirituality
Conversations with women learning how to lead. The Leading Podcast guides you through real-life stories of women overcoming the obstacles that keep them from reaching their destiny. We do this along with our book club, that pieces through the lessons we can learn from the world’s most powerful leaders in the African diaspora. Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/leadinglady/support
Categories: Society & Culture
Chronicles of life as a Christian and Millennial.
Categories: Religion & Spirituality
What happens to society when human beings are reduced to data points? What happens when our behavior, our movements, our relationships, and our obsessions are all tracked with near perfect precision? What happens when that information is indexed for the purpose of selling us products and influencing our political viewpoints all under the guise of “building community” and “making information free.” Well, look around. That’s the world you live in. Tech monopolies have built trillions of dollars of wealth watching and recording everything that you do in a day, building a database of YOU that’s so nuanced they can predict everything you’ll do next. Join Ari Andersen, a curious generalist, as he talks to data scientists, Internet pioneers, government officials, and various other people who understand what the heck is happening. If anything is going to change, first we have to understand what’s going on.
Categories: Society & Culture, Technology
Tags: bigbrother, BigData, burnout, dataharvesting, siliconvalley, socialmedia, surveillance, surveillancecapitalism, TechCompanies, techmonopolies
The How I Got Here podcast was born from an observation I had, that people believed success to look a certain type of way. That to be successful you would dress a certain way, have a certain title, work for a company with x amount of employees and have a traditionally vocational career where you had to jump through the hoops of studies, internships and job placements. Meanwhile, we look around us and we know and meet success stories every single day that are nothing to do with the conventional ideas of success. They are the ones who take risks and go against what people advise, they build businesses and empires out of passion and creativity. They take entrepreneurship to a whole new level and they have some damn good stories to tell about how they got to the top. They are my inspiration for this podcast, I want to hear about the challenges and difficulties they faced, but I also want to hear how against all odds, they got there.
Categories: Business
Dr. Anthony Lilles, with host Kris McGregor, discusses areas spiritual theology and spiritual direction in the light of authentic Catholic Spiritual Tradition. He is the author of the “Beginning to Pray” catholic blog spot and the book Hidden Mountain, Secret Garden
Categories: Religion & Spirituality, Society & Culture
Sometimes hilarious, but always creepy, join hosts Laura Kram and Creepy Acres very own resident Bigfoot, Sam Squatch, as they delve into mysterious cryptid encounters and inexplicable occurrences to bring you “This Week in Creepy History”!
Categories: Comedy, History, Religion & Spirituality
Tags: bigfoot, Comedy, creepy, cryptid, cryptids, cryptozoology, Funny, History, MYSTERY, UFO, Unknown, weird
Welcome to the Moral Imagination Podcast. The overarching theme of my podcast is what it means to be a human person and what makes for a meaningful and good life. We will discuss philosophy of the human person, culture, religion, social philosophy, and many other related topics, like education, learning, economics, food, technology, artificial intelligence, and intellectual history. My goal is to interact with ideas and people whose work I find challenging, and intellectually and socially important.
Categories: News, Society & Culture
The podcast that no-one asked for, but the podcast that everyone needs. Two young men tell stories, make jokes and contemplate life’s peaks and valleys. This is a once in a lifetime opportunity to hear the inner musings of the modern young adult. Our podcast would steal your lunch, your wife and become your families greatest asset without batting an eyelid. Join us on a journey into the void. Let’s get lost together.
Categories: Comedy