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Sourcing Journal Radio is thought leadership brought to life. Each podcast episode provides apparel industry executives with a platform from which to showcase their personalities and share their perspectives on a range of engaging topics, enabling listeners to consider new points of view and plot their next steps.
Categories: Arts, Business, Technology
Tags: apparel, fashion, retail, supply chain, Technology
Urner Barry is dedicated to being a timely, accurate and unbiased business publisher specializing in the reporting of market news and quotations for ALL segments of the food industry, while relentlessly pursuing innovation for the benefit of our clients.
Categories: Business
The “Spacing Out” podcast is an expressively outspoken podcast by the artist BZA Griot. It will touch on everyday subjects and topics, knowledge, worldly discussions, good conversations, bad conversations, Music, debates, holistic’s, spirituality, laughs, stories, Interviews, Family, conspiracies, life, love, books, food, sex, History and much more. Expect to reflect on weekly topics as well. Content that is deemed “Explicit” will be marked in title. *All recordings, instrumentals and editing is done and owned by Debrice Ross (BZA Griot). Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/bza-griot0/support
Categories: Society & Culture
Tom Imboden, Associate Professor of Information Technology at Southern Illinois University, discusses with guests their career path in the tech industry, talks about current roles and activities, receives advice for students, and chats about anything else that comes up during the hour long talks with friends and tech experts.
Categories: Business, Education, Technology
This podcast explores all things revolving around and in contemporary circus. This podcast is brought to you by Cirkus Syd, a networking platform for international research, development and innovation.
Categories: Arts
Extreme House Music is a podcast for all you needy House lovers. With fortnightly downloads of funky, chunky, uplifting party bashin House and vocal tunes. If you enjoy the podcast & its monthly downloads please subscribe, follow me, add me as your friend, pass onto friends who you think might enjoy it. Start downloading my monthly mixes straight to your Ipod, IPad, Iphone or burn straight to CD for your own enjoyment, can be used for your ”in-Car Tunes, that early morning run, in the Gym & Personal Fitness, House work and those all weekend Parties. You can keep upto date with the latest episode by subscribing to this podcast through ITunes http://extremehousemusic.podomatic.com/rss2.xml For tracklistings you can go to my web page at: http://extremehousemusic.podomatic.com DONATIONS: Help me out with the cover of the hosting and bandwidth costs. Just a small tip into my jar will go along way and allow you to download more of my monthly podcasts. Any donation made will get your name placed on the next podcast under Tracklisting for others to see. click the PayPal link further below to donate and show your support for the Podcast. Any donation made no matter how small goes towards the increasing cost of running the podcast giving you the benifit of more music. The popularity of this show is increasing weekly, so the more downloads means more bandwidth used, show your support Donate NOW…Your support is greatly appriciated Hope you enjoy this Podcast. Please take a few minutes to leave a comment.
Categories: Music
Tags: daily, extremehousemusic, free, funky, Podcasts, weekly
At times in life we look to others for inspiration, to help us get through. The Covid-19 pandemic, and the drastic changes imposed on our lives is such an occasion. The Shackleton Autumn School, Athy, Co Kildare (close to where Ernest Shackleton was born) in conjunction with Dr. Juliana Adelman of DCU have looked at Ernest Shackleton and how he handled crisis and isolation to ultimately triumph over extreme conditions. We ask ourselves, ‘What would Shackleton do’ in the current crisis?
Categories: Arts
Weekly Pop Culture show from two “friends” who could NOT stand each other in college. Picture it 2019… BALDWIN A&M University, Home of the Marching Panthers. THE GREATEST & OLDEST HBCU IN THE NATION. Theatre Performance major The Sebastian Alexander Bone’t & Fine Arts and Design major NIIAMAR host the campus radio station, WTEA’s hit show COLLEGE FRENEMIES! @CFrenemies (IG, TWIT & Facebook) CollegeFrenemiesPodcast@gmail.com for AA (Academic Advisor aka Listener Letters) Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/collegefrenemies/support
Categories: TV & Film
Upside of 40 finds Sean Mooney wrestling with something new – the facts of life after 40. It’s candid talk for men with real experts on money, dating, relationships, fitness, health, technology, food, travel, retirement, sports and more. Get the good, the bad, and the funny about life after 40.
This show is part of the Spreaker Prime Network, if you are interested in advertising on this podcast, contact us at https://www.spreaker.com/show/3530172/advertisement
Categories: Health & Fitness, Society & Culture
Our mission is to build a bridge between the LGBTQIA+ community and people of faith. We strive to help people in the gay community reconnect with their faith and to be more tolerant and respectful of those in the faith community. We want to promote tolerance. We don’t have to agree, but can we at least agree not to be disagreeable? In this clash between culture and religion, does either side have to win? Could we call a truce? Each week, host Brian Peyton Joyner connects with people of faith and members of the LGBTQIA+ community.
Categories: Religion & Spirituality, Society & Culture
Tags: gaychristian, lgbt, lgbtqia
Powerful Ladies founder and podcast host, Kara Duffy sits down with the awesome and the up-to-something – entrepreneurs, creatives, athletes, chefs, authors, scientists, adventurers, and more – to share their story. Your goal is to live your best life. Reality is it’s hard to figure out what that even means, how to start and once you do start what next? Powerful Ladies is to help you figure that out by sharing the stories of people, mostly women, who have been there and are in action right now on making & living their awesome life. Learn how creative director Elizabeth McGarry went from suburban Oregon to queen of sportswear design or how speaker Ali Owens survived domestic abuse to become an empowerment strategist and author. Inspiring stories from real people hustling and growing every day, plus practical tips on how to start your journey and be the creator of your dream life. Be inspired. Be motivated. Be awesome & up-to-something you love. Production, Audio Engineering, & Editing by Jordan Duffy. Music by Joakim Karud @joakimkarudmusic
Categories: Business, Education, Society & Culture
Welcome to Built in Ohio – an Ohio tech podcast. We talk with, and about, the people, companies and ideas building the future. From startup founders building the next unicorn to someone leading innovation at a Fortune 500 company. Experts in emerging technologies or people creating the cities of the tomorrow. In each episode we talk with innovators and creators to learn what they’re working on and how they’re doing it. The one thing they all have one thing in common is they’re building in Ohio. Built in Ohio is brought to you by OhioX – a statewide nonprofit working to build Ohio into a tech hub.
Categories: Business
Tags: business, future, Innovation, startups, Technology, venture
Claim the Stage is a podcast for women who want to learn how to speak on stage, online, and speak up in life. Hosted by Angela Lussier, award-winning professional speaker, seven-time author, and CEO and founder of the Speaker Sisterhood, a network of public speaking clubs for women. Learn more about joining a speaking club: www.speakersisterhood.com Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/claim-the-stage-podcast/support
Categories: Business
Tags: business, entrepreneurship, publicspeaking, speaking, training, women
Join the Museum of Anthropology at UBC for a journey of musical discovery from Asia, to Europe and the Americas. Learn about what it takes to create a new album as Vancouver-based musician Alex Morison composes his new album using audio archives and field recordings and collaborates with Indigenous poets and award-winning musicians throughout the process. This monthly podcast is created for audiophiles, the culturally curious, and lovers of the bizarre.
In this final episode of A Taste of RumSalt, host and Composer in Residence Alex Morison invites Nacho Nyak Dun First Nation story keeper, Louise Profeit-LeBlanc, into his creative process. Profeit-LeBlanc teaches us about the power of Indigenous stories, her responsibilities as a storykeeper and the importance of justice in the work of reconciliation.
This episode is the culmination of collaboration, inspiration, and awakenings. By pairing newly composed music created by seven musicians from the larger RumSalt Orchestra, Morison creates a soundscape for Profeit-LeBlanc’s telling of the story Snowy Owl. The music envelops her oration in a soundscape of music and emotion. All of the music was collectively composed in response to her story and voice, and guided by the musicians’ instincts. This podcast marks the conclusion of Alex Morison’s artist residency at MOA.
Interview Guest
Louise Profeit-LeBlanc
Profeit-LeBlanc is a Traditional Storyteller from the Nacho Nyak Dun First Nation of the Yukon Territory in Northern Canada. Her 30 year commitment to the cultural and artistic heritage of her people includes being co-founder of two seminal organizations of the Yukon: the Yukon International Storytelling Festival and the Society of Yukon Artists of Native Ancestry.
Over eleven years, Profeit-LeBlanc contributed to advancing Aboriginal art in Canada through her position at Canada Council for the Arts, where she served as coordinator for the Aboriginal Arts Office, in Strategic Initiatives. During that time she also worked with local festivals and inner-city school programs, sharing traditional stories and providing a framework of curriculum for teachers to use in their classes.
Categories: Arts
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Categories: Religion & Spirituality
Ed Young is the founding and senior pastor of Fellowship Church, with locations in Texas, Florida, Oklahoma, and Online at FellowshipLive.com. He is a New York Times best-selling author and international conference speaker noted for his creative communication style. He has a passion for making the complex simple, as he speaks truth to people in ways they can understand and apply to their everyday lives. He has written 15 books, including his most recent, Fifty Shades of They and the Sexperiment. Pastor Ed is also passionate about equipping, encouraging, and elevating pastors and leaders through CreativePastors.com, Creative Church Conferences (C3) and C3 Global. He has been married to his wife, Lisa Young, for more than thirty years. Together they have four children and live in the Dallas/Fort Worth area. If you want to learn a little more about Pastor Ed Young, see what’s on his mind, what he’s up to and what drives him each day, visit him at EdYoung.com. In this episode of Leadership Uncensored, Pastor Ed Young teaches us how creating a climate of critique can bring our leadership to a HNL – Holy Nutha Level!
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Categories: Religion & Spirituality
Hello, this is General Tommy Franks and welcome to Four Star Leadership Podcast, a product of the General Tommy Franks Leadership Institute and Museum. We’re here to get a view into the lives of the legacy makers, movers, and shakers of today, as well discuss grassroots concepts and ideas to offer insights from the full spectrum of the leadership community. We’ll talk with nationally recognized leaders to explore their leadership development path, find out what they are about today, and learn from the opportunities they’ve made for themselves in this world. It’s time to lead together!
Categories: Education
Welcome to “Hey Paula, help me with my DIY project!” The podcast that teaches YOU how to do interior design on a budget. We’ll be teaching you easy decorating tricks, what home improvement projects can make a major impact inside and outside of your home, kitchen and bath updates, and so much more! And we’ll be doing it in an easy to digest format. This podcast is sponsored by Heirloom Traditions ALL-IN-ONE Paint, the number one paint choice for cabinets, countertops, flooring, front doors, leather, vinyl, furniture, brick and more! No sanding, sealing or priming required! Get a free sample today at allinonepaint.com/freesample and see why over 400,000 users are loving the results. We hope you enjoyed these tips from Paula and Melissa. Be sure to subscribe to Hey Paula! Help me with my DIY Project! wherever you listen to podcasts to get more home improvement & decorating tips. If you’re inspired by this podcast, please subscribe, leave a review & share it to your social media. That helps more than you know! We’ll be choosing a winner each week from the reviews to win $25 to shop with. And don’t forget to check out www.allinonepaint.com and get yourself a free sample! Share the link with your friends! Follow @heirloomtraditionspaint on Facebook, Instagram, Pinterest, TikTok and Youtube for more tips & projects!
Rapper Vince Staples talks about his music career, upcoming projects and takes a few questions from the audience. Vince first caught the music world’s attention as one third of the Cutthroat Boyz and is known for his fierce intellect and brutally honest rap style. He’s also collaborated with many artists—including Common on his 2014 release, Nobody’s Smiling.
Categories: Music