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Talking Into Infinity is a live video podcast focusing on all things Dream Theater! Album reviews, stories, discussions, concert reviews, opinions, you name it – if it’s related to Dream Theater, hosts Jon and Brian will be talking about it!
Categories: Music
Real Estate Photography veterans Rich Baum and Brian Berkowitz team up to bring their knowledge of gear, technique, industry news and more to this brand new podcast geared towards the real estate photographer, architectural photographer and interior photographer. Episodes will also include guests interviews with the best in the business and an “Ask The Guys” feature where listeners can submit their questions to be a topic of discussion for a future episode.
Write better Stories. Get the answers no one else will give. Master your craft one page at a time. No Filter. No more bullsh*t.No sugar added. This podcast is all about teaching you to write like a boss. I don’t pull any punches and talk about the things you need to do as a writer to write great stories.
Categories: Society & Culture
The wild ramblings and homespun wisdom of Olde Smith, dispensing his crackpot theories, random rants and pearls of wisdom with his own unusual take on Life. Questions and comments are always welcome. Follow along with your own free pdf copy of the book https://jayalansmith0.wixsite.com/mysite/books www.jayalansmith.com
Categories: Religion & Spirituality
In the summer of 1992, Lucy’s Record Shop opened its doors in the sleepy little southern city of Nashville, TN. For the next six years, this fiercely independent store and all-ages punk club was home to a tight-knit community of the rebellious, the rejected, the anxious, and their allies. Join shop owner Mary Mancini as she sits down with the kids who made Lucy’s so special and whose DIY ethic and unfettered creativity left a lasting mark on the Nashville underground music scene.
Categories: Music, Society & Culture
Comedian and insomniac Gena B. Jones (@juicygena) puts a spin on your traditional meditative podcast. Unlike rain sounds and mindfulness exercises, here we openly address — and joke about — the silly everyday things that stress us out. Promise we’ll try and stay positive. It’s all going to be okay! Come listen! Giggle! Relax! New episodes every two weeks. Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/insomnia-hour/support
Categories: Comedy
I sift through the mess so you don’t have to.
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Categories: Arts, Health & Fitness, Sports
Life can get rough and drag you down but with a little bit of bubbly in your glass, and good humor by your side, you can make it through anything. Join Co-hosts Trina, Lindsey, and Jess in this lighthearted feel good podcast where they feature a different champagne each episode and talk about real life, fun adventures, and great (and not so great) ideas. This interactive podcast calls upon its listeners to take an active role in shaping the show by submitting their “drink about it” moments and sharing their “Champagne shout-outs” to special people in their lives. So grab a glass, pop a bottle, and tune in for some champagne filled fun.
Categories: Comedy, Leisure, Society & Culture
Brendon Bigley records an episode every time he remembers Math Blaster — a hit educational software franchise from the 1980s and popularized in its 1993 redesign “The Search for Spot.” A podcast that “is weird and doesn’t make sense” according to some guy on LinkedIn.
Categories: Society & Culture
4 Degens get together to tell their stories, talk current events, conspiracies, their highs & lows, and how it can only get better from here. Share some of your favorite stories or you can just shoot the bull with them. All are WELCOME at The Back Porch!
Categories: Comedy
“What’s Good With KB And JB” is a weekly podcast that debuts weekends on WNSR Sports Radio and is available same day on Spotify. Each week, veteran sports anchor/reporter and sports talk radio host Jon Burton and former NFL All Pro linebacker Keith Bulluck break down the Tennessee Titans and the NFL, local and national college football and some of the top stories in sports. In addition, the show will touch on what it’s like to live and work in one of America’s fastest growing cities: Nashville, Tennessee as well as a light-hearted look at pop culture.
Categories: Arts
It’s about those WTF moments in life and having a place to share those moments and ask for someone to pray for you. We will also be sharing comments and questions and concerns about topics. Cover art photo provided by JJ Ying on Unsplash: https://unsplash.com/@jjying
Categories: Religion & Spirituality
Top 20 Other Songs flatpicked guitar songs which Flatpicker Hangout members have uploaded to the website.
Categories: Uncategorised
a community empowering mothers through sharing & learning how others teach their children about our savior
Categories: Religion & Spirituality
A Long Road Home is a series of real-world stories about the people who work in the on-demand economy. If you’re anything like me, you probably use your phone on a daily basis to get help from people you’ve never met before through services like lyft, uber, instacart, and rinse. These types of businesses make it easy to get help while simultaneously increasing our interactions with strangers every day. My goal for this podcast is to tell some of the amazing stories of the people behind the apps that you use every day.
Categories: Society & Culture
Tags: Lyft, northkorea, ondemand, Stories, Uber
Enjoy Sunday messages as well as special event messages from Cold Lake Community Church
Categories: Religion & Spirituality
Almaden Country Day School’s podcast for creating meaningful discussions around joyful learning, community, and parent education.
Categories: Education
A podcast for photographers and filmmakers where we go over tips, tricks and techniques. Listen to interviews with some of the top photographers and video makers in the industry and learn from the best. If you love photography or filmmaking, this podcast will help you take your craft to the next level. Photography and videography are crafts that are constantly evolving. We make sure you can keep up with the ever-changing industry.
Categories: Education
The decision of the Obama administration to shelve the deployment of missile defense components in Poland and the Czech Republic was greeted by many commentators and statesmen as a departure from the missile defense policy of the Bush years. Instead of prioritizing the protection against a distant threat of intercontinental ballistic missiles, the current US administration has shifted the focus on the manifest threat of missiles with shorter ranges and plans to deploy more reliable and technologically mature defense systems. Washington’s missile defense agenda thus changed in terms of priorities, but on the whole it remains very ambitious. As the Obama administration envisages networks of sea- and land-based defense systems to protect US allies and assets in Europe, the Middle East and East Asia, the coming years will witness the deployment of missile defense systems at an unprecedented scale and pace. The conference “Ballistic Missile Defense: Global and Regional Dynamics” convenes international experts to discuss the current state, prospects and impact of various missile defense initiatives on a global and regional level. As for the global level, the conference seeks to explore the background of the Obama administration’s reorientation in the realm of missile defense and to assess its impact on great power relations as well as its compatibility with global zero as the new long-term goal of US arms control policy. A further focus is on multilateral instruments for the prevention of ballistic missile proliferation and their (possible) relation to missile defense. On a regional level, the discussion deals with the causality of the current rush towards missile defense in East Asia and the Middle East and how the deployments will affect regional stability. The conference is part of a joint research initiative on ballistic missile defense between the International Security Research Group at the University of Innsbruck and the Armament & Defence Technology Agency of the Austrian Armed Forces. In the run-up, a group of natural scientists will discuss technical aspects of missile defense in a workshop headed by Dr. Peter Sequard-Base of the Armament & Defence Technology Agency (click here to download the workshop program).
Categories: Education