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Join a wonderful group of liberal rabbis and teachers as we take part in the cycle of the Daf Yomi. Each week a different teacher presents short episodes on the daily daf “differently”. Masechet Sukkah
Categories: Education, Religion & Spirituality
Tags: Daf, daily, JCast, liberal, network, Rabbis, Talmud, torah, yomi
Ever noticed how we ALL have a tendency to say the word “BUT” a LOT? Do you ever wonder if there’s something holding you back…some hidden piece? And how, far too often, we get trapped behind the fears that stop us from becoming who we are truly meant to be and doing what we love? Well, your mission, if you choose to accept it, is to kick your “buts” to infinity and beyond and join me, and my hand-selected guests, for REAL talk on what it takes to kick those “buts” to the curb once and for all. Whether you’re an Entrepreneur, Coach, Author, Speaker, or Human…it’s time for you to live without excuses, obliterate the boundaries that are holding you back, and eliminate the self-imposed limitations that prevent you from achieving your greatness. Week in and week out, you’ll learn practical skills and tools to help you step onto your infinite path. This is KICK YOUR “BUTS!”
Categories: Business, Education, Health & Fitness
This is the My Midlife Crisis Podcast by Matt Bock.
Categories: Arts
A podcast where two friends review the last 25 years of their shared journey through pop culture including movies, tv and comic books.
“Rock N Roll & Coffee Show” creator Joe Scibilia brings you real conversations with the best in music and film guests. Take a deep dive into their careers and chat with the creatives behind their art. Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/rnrcoffeeshow/support
Categories: Music
Stories of women who, while juggling life and households, listen to God’s sweet whispers and jump into their passions and dreams. We’re living a Chick-fil-A mindset.
Categories: Religion & Spirituality
A podcast for those that bleed green and gold. In every episode I interview former UAB athletes to talk about their time at UAB, their big game memories and where they are now! Not produced or affiliated with the University of Alabama at Birmingham. Music: Climb by Shane Ivers and Beat Symphony by Shane Ivers, https://www.silvermansound.com
Categories: Sports
Tags: baseball, BASKETBALL, blazers, Football, NCAA, SPorts, UAB
What does it mean to “make disciples”? What is the image in your mind when you hear the word “disciple”? The Kansas Communities Ministry has been involved in helping people grow in their walk with the Lord for nearly 50 years. We believe making disciples should be a natural part of our everyday lives. Hear practical, stimulating, Biblically-based thoughts on how to invest in individuals and help them in their walk with the Lord no matter where they are in their journey.
Categories: Education, Religion & Spirituality, Society & Culture
Tags: discipleship, evangelism, growth, spiritual walk
The level of this content is a balance of modern and traditional knowledge. The intention and purpose of my media is to bring sacred knowledge to a microphone. The digitalization of said dialogue is a tool I am using as a resource to preserve sacred wisdom. I am grateful for my skillset to resurrect our traditional teachings and to promote community awareness surrounding issues in Indian Country. My work so far has touched many lives. The podcast is a time capsule I am using to build a sacred library.
Categories: News
Motivational talk, saying real things that sometimes just need to be said. Growing up without a father figure was rough but I didn’t even realize how detrimental it was until I was a father myself and what I missed. Would love to interact and have you follow along on the experiences of being a father or the person who just needed to hear that “you are going to be ok”. Join me and lets make our headspace a better place. Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/heydadthislife/support
Categories: Education
A weekly podcast discussing anything and everything movies…in one word. Top 5s are discussed, new movies are reviewed and current news in the movie industry is discussed as well.
Categories: TV & Film
The official podcast of the actor Hussain Ibrahim.
Categories: Society & Culture
RAINE podcast 1: ‘How can the RCN help support nurses who require reasonable adjustments for learning? In this first episode of our RAINE podcast, Liz King speaks with Holly Chadd, Disability Officer and Operational Lead for the Royal College of Nursing (RCN). Holly and Liz talk about how the RCN can support nurses who require reasonable adjustments including the RCN Peer Support Service. This is for both student and registered nurses and covers learning support for all types of disabilities and impairments. *This support from the RCN also extends to nursing support workers. Useful weblinks: RCN Direct https://www.rcn.org.uk/Get-Help RCN Membership Support Services www.rcn.org.uk/mss
Categories: Education
A podcast by two teenage Disney fanatics where they discuss Disney movies well-known and obscure. Join them as they break down the movies and share fun facts, history and some pretty strong opinions.
Categories: TV & Film
In each episode of Becoming His Vessel, Jo Hancock shares truths she has learned from the Word and applied to her life to encourage others to love God completely and to become the vessel God created them to be. Listeners will hear how God intends His people to be fully transformed to reflect the Word and live fully satisfied. We cannot wait to see how God will reach people across the nation and around the world to change lives through this new outreach tool!Subscribe, review, and share to spread the news to more listeners!
Categories: Religion & Spirituality
If you’ve watched and loved Winona Ryder playing the innocent May Welland in the 1993 film adaptation of Edith Wharton’s sweeping novel about class-consciousness in nineteenth century America, you will certainly enjoy reading the original. Though Martin Scorcese’s brilliant work was certainly true to the spirit of the original novel, no film can reproduce the charm of language and turn of phrase employed by one of America’s greatest writers. The Age of Innocence was Edith Wharton’s 12th novel and is located in familiar Wharton territory. The genteel snobbery of the upper classes with its underlying cruelty and heartless judgments passed on those who cross the line is wonderfully depicted in The Age of Innocence. The story opens at a glittering music concert, featuring the wonderful opera singer Christine Nilsson singing Faust at the Music Academy in New York. In the high-society club boxes, the leading lights of New York society train their opera glasses on the crowd, occasionally throwing a sniping remark or two. Newland Archer, a young, handsome, wealthy lawyer whose privileged background is matched only by that of his new fiancée, May Welland. As the self satisfied and complacent Archer surveys the crowd in the opera theater, he overhears two men gossiping about a lady who has just entered a nearby opera box. She is Ellen Olenska, the recent widow of a Polish count, who had shocked society a few years earlier by first marrying a complete outsider and then running away from him to live alone in various cities across Europe. For Archer, the issue is complicated by the fact that Ellen is his beloved May’s first cousin. What follows has a devastating impact on the lives of everyone who is connected with the cousins. The story traces the roots of social prejudices and is an absolutely frank and fearless look at the hypocrisy, double standards and betrayals that people indulge in, in the name of “good form.” The Age of Innocence is filled with memorable characters like the elderly gossip Sillerton Jackson, who is not just considered to be an authority on “families” but also possesses an indelible memory about every single scandal and mystery that has occurred in the claustrophobic Manhattan society of the day. The Age of Innocence won the Pulitzer Prize in 1921 and takes its title from a famous eighteenth century English painting by Joshua Reynolds. It was initially serialized in 1920 in the Pictorial Review magazine, but later compiled into a book and published in the following year. As a ruthless and bitter commentary on the social mores of the day, The Age of Innocence is certainly an insightful book to enjoy.
Categories: Arts
Tags: audio books, audiobook, ebooks, Edith Wharton, free audio books, Loyal Books, loyalbooks.com, The Age of Innocence
I truly believe in living life to the fullest and having fun while doing so. This is a Christian dating podcast where I truly believe in living life to the fullest. Sharing advice to encourage you in your single and dating season. New episodes drop ever other Tuesday. xoxo Kaley Gray #christiandating #christiansingles #christiandatingpodcast
Categories: Society & Culture
Discussing all the feels from NBC’s phenomenal show “This Is Us”
Categories: TV & Film
What do you think, talks about life in general. Basically everything that affects us as humans. The ups and downs and people’s perspective towards a topic.
Categories: Society & Culture