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Weekly breakdowns and recaps of The Bachelor and The Bachelorette.

Categories: TV & Film

The Designer Society of America has launched a new digital series called Life by Design, which will feature in-depth conversations with interior designers and industry professionals, highlighting the unique missions and stories that make up the fabric of our DSA community.

Categories: Arts

Healing through cultural food. How do the seasons teach us and guide us on what to eat. It’s important to remember our culture as it is the very ingredient of who we are. Food is our teacher, it teaches us about ourselves, how we eat, what we eat is important for our wellbeing. Being present across the table in our kitchen, is the most important executive position, in the lineage of our family line, we are the representatives of our past, present and what we sow into today is what is reaped into the future of our children we are the ambassadors to our family. Carmela D’Amore

Categories: Arts

Drayton Hall is considered one of the most remarkable buildings in the United States, but it wasn’t just a residence for one of colonial South Carolina’s wealthiest families. It was also home to many enslaved people, and documentary evidence, archaeology, and architectural history reveal fascinating details about their unique experiences, daily lives, and contributions to Lowcountry culture. This guided audio tour of the iconic preserved 18th-century plantation house breathes new life into Drayton Hall, telling individuals’ stories with a multidisciplinary approach.

Categories: Education, History, Society & Culture

Meet me after class is a podcast for educators by educators. Your hosts, Stefeny, Sean & Lori, offer you their views on teachers roles in education from pedagogy to policy. They analyze current trends, argue the merits of the politics of education and talk about how to encourage equity in education. Along with looking at current events, pop culture and sports and how that all pertains to how and why we teach. Email us with questions or anything at meetmeafterclass20@gmail.com Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/meetmeafterclass/support

Categories: Education

Colleen Lindl speaks with people about a trivial detail in their life that as it turns out is not so trivial at all. A few days ago, I read a quote by the late artist Ben Shahn. “I believe that if it were left to artists to choose their own labels, most would choose none.” And this quote reminds me so much of my guest Scott Marvel. Scott is an artist. He’s a husband a Father a Filmmaker. He’s also the president of Daily Planet; a production company based in Chicago with a huge heart and focus on humanitarian projects and he’s the founder of Give A Shirt; a non-profit organization that helps the homeless to get back on their feet. Scott is also a renowned putterer, he has a fascination with the mundane and the seemingly trivial and in today’s story he holds nothing back in exploring the trivial or how the trivial may not seem so trivial at all. Today’s story is really a grandfather grandson story, although quite naturally overflows into a father son story. In this episode, Scott shares with us the story of his Grandpa Rudy’s death when Scott was just six years old and how that one event has shaped his life. In this episode, we are going to talk about death. We’re going to talk about anxiety. We’re going to talk about growing up in the Lutheran Church. We’re going to talk about how our formative years sometimes shape our world view and how sometimes when you’re a son you don’t quite understand your Dad. There are going to be some tangents, but mostly I think they all flow nicely into Scott’s story. A few notes: At some point Scott and I talk about Michael. Michael is my wonderful boyfriend who works with Scott and without whom I wouldn’t have met Scott. So thank you, Michael. Secondly, Scott has three older sisters Penny, Pam, and Susan. Also, Scott is 6’5”, but standing next to him you’d never know it. The man has this amazing ability to feel the same height as you. That’s how disarming he is. Lastly, I mentioned before, Scott is a filmmaker. He has specifically animated a film telling the story of his Grandpa’s death through little characters that look like beans which Scott calls Bean People. Ok that should suffice. Enjoy our conversation. Scott’s film Love Song For Buddy  Check out Scott’s films and art @www.teetsy.com Donate to Streetwise by getting a shirt @giveashirt.net Donate to Streetwise straightaway Scott’s Funeral Playlist “I’m Not Here” on Spotify Social Media Host Colleen Lindl @colleenlindl @mostlyminutiapodcast www.colleenlindl.com www.mostlyminutia.com  

Categories: Education, Society & Culture

Tags: conversation, Culture, Education, minutia, Society, Stories, trivia

Coffee Talk or on a Walk: A Podcast for Parents and Guardians on Digital Citizenship and Mental Wellness is a series of three podcasts that explores the negative and positive impacts that social media is having on our young people’s mental wellness, cyberbullying, and digital citizenship and the law. Each episode features local experts and gives parents tips on how to help their children navigate online content and social media.

Categories: Education, Health & Fitness

Voiceover is a tough business to get into. We talk to the people who’ve made it and find out just how they did it, and what advice they have for you!

Categories: Arts

Listen to three nobodies ramble about their favorite music with a whole pile of profanity. Hosts: Spencer Novokshonoff, Mikell Plotnikoff, and Jese Lawrence

Categories: Music

An educator and a journalist team up to explore hard hitting topics and dig for truth and meaning among it all. Current events, global talking points, and modern Canadian perspectives by co-hosts Ryan Robinson – an independent journalist, and Katelyn, an educator.

Categories: News

We bring the truth about current news, situations, and overall analysus of how the world is turning. We discuss contreversial issues others do not want to discuss and bring reality to perspective.

Categories: Society & Culture

A podcast all about the enneagram type 6

Categories: Education

A podcast built for those looking for substantive information to start and grow businesses, told though stories of real entrepreneurs.

Categories: Business

Cumberland Road explores inspiring faith journeys with God and the impact on one’s daily life.

Categories: Religion & Spirituality, Society & Culture

This is a mental health therapy and skills development podcast designed to help listeners improve their ability to regulate emotion, reduce problem behaviors and learn new, skillful behaviors. This is all based on the Dialectical Behavior Therapy treatment model! Prepare for zigging and zagging, simply because life will do that, and we can choose how to respond – wisely!

Try to remember that all behavior is caused, and working to find why it happened, rather than resorting to blame or judgment 🙂 Let’s look at how behavior in our own lives and others has been reinforced. Positive and Negative don’t mean good or bad in this skill set. It’s about adding or taking away! Adding a “reward” (even if it’s not effective) is positive. Removing pain or providing relief is a negative reinforcer!

Also, my asthma is rough today! Thanks for listening!

PS Dialectics is incompatible with blame!!!! Be an effective project! 😀

Categories: Arts

Rabbi Oster Chassidus maamarim shiur Chabad

Categories: Religion & Spirituality

Spoken word poems, daily encouragement, thought of the day, day in the life of this writer, author, wife, mom, business manager, t-shirt designer & entrepreneur. What are YOU working on? Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/jess-vaughn-writes/support

Categories: Arts

A podcast that talks about everyday issues and events with severity and humor!

Categories: Education