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The early church was originally called “The Way.” Before denominations or government controlled religion, Christians did not have sects, but followed “The Way” as Jesus says in John 14:6, “I am The Way, The Truth, and The Life, no one comes to the Father except through Me.”The Way podcast is seeking to reach those who are seeking God and Truth but may not identify with a specific religion or denomination. We are seeking to help individuals find their identity, which we believe can only be found in the one “Way,” Jesus. We welcome discussion of various cultures, religions, and philosophies to find what is True, and what really is the The Way to life?

Categories: Religion & Spirituality

Tags: addiction, anxiety, Bible, Christ, depression, growth, health, Jesus, mental

Hey teen political participants! Sit down and relax as I have a wonderful conversation with Trans teen activist Laura Couch. At just age 16 she has made a name for herself as the president of the Young Democratic Socialists of America at Ballard High School in Seattle, WA. We talk about the future of politics in America and how Trump got elected. Episode is recorded by Chris Trimis and produced by Paul Christofferson. Theme song by Leo Strober-Cohen.

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Tags: teenspolitics

The Seeds of Black Lily is an audio documentary exploring Black music in Philadelphia at the turn of the Century, and the performance space that made the movement possible.

In this episode, we explore the role of media and changing technologies in documenting the movement as it was taking shape in Philadelphia. In the first portion of episode 4, we feature some of the people that helped document that moment as well as their use of media: filmmaker, Mike D., radio host, Tiffany Bacon, and writer and co-founder of Okayplayer[dot]com, Angela Nissel.

In the second portion of this episode, we discuss the final days of Black Lily and the fire that took place at the Five Spot. But, we don’t just leave off there. That time at the Five Spot continues to reverberate across time and space!

The atmosphere created by the Jazzyfatnastees helped water the seeds for future generations to come. As such, the second portion of the episode features drummer and singer-songwriter, Tre Lambert, and writer, Jasmin Johnson — two artists from Philadelphia that follow in the tradition of Black music and Black performance practices!

You can visit 808s and Jazz Breaks for more info on this episode and the entire series!

Categories: Music, Society & Culture

What Do You Think? is a relaxed, comedic podcast starring Hartley and Cathan. They discuss a new random topic each week and usually have some laughs in the process. They are in no way intellectuals, and their opinions mean absolutely nothing. Listen along for a laid back, and hopefully funny experience. Banner art by Romain Trystram https://www.behance.net/romaintrystram

Categories: Comedy

The Future of Pharma with ISPE Boston. Find out where the pharmaceutical industry is headed and what it means for you. Join host Samir Gondalia as he chats with the thought leaders of the pharma world about the new technologies, innovative applications and emerging markets and how it’s going to influence the future of Pharma.

Categories: Health & Fitness

Tags: Boston, gondalia, Healthcare, Innovation, ispe, ispeboston, Medicine, pharma, pharmaceutical

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Categories: Society & Culture

If Wikipedias a garden, we out here pulling weeds. A Podcast by Matt Rossi and Nate Anderson. If you are new to the podcast start at episode 20.

Categories: Comedy

A weekly podcast about relationships & dating in lonely NYC… (over drinks!) Hosted by your 4 favorite friends, Astra, Wendy, Danielle & Wes.

Categories: Society & Culture

On this podcast, we talk about all things spirituality and energetics. Are you ready to cross over into the magical side of life? Episodes Weekly ❤️

Categories: Religion & Spirituality

The Technopanic Podcast will share tips, tricks, and guidance about living and learning in an age of screentime. We will have conversations about living and learning in an age of screentime, from the perspective of parents and educators. We will discuss the challenges and opportunities as we think about how youth are learning by using digital devices, with whom, and for what purposes. The hosts will discuss things we’re reading, work we’re researching, and questions we have in our own lives. This podcast about screentime is hosted by Ian O’Byrne and Kristen Turner. Learn more at https://screentime.me/ A podcast about living and learning in the age of screentime. Welcome to Episode 22 of Season Two: Reflecting on the year. BIG QUESTIONS What have we learned in a year? Ian and Kristen reflect on the episodes from the year, as well as what they have learned about screentime, parenting, and personal use during […]

Categories: Education

Hey everyone. This is your host Shakthi Hari. There are things that I wish I knew when I started out as a designer like how to price your works, how to create your portfolio, how to prepare for design interviews, how to manage your time, how to design for B2C organizations, etc. Let’s talk. Let’s exchange ideas. Stay connected to hear everything in and out about all domains of design from the experts themselves. And sometimes, I’d just share the learnings from my own experiences. I believe that by doing so, the Design Convo will inspire you to create. Do subscribe and stay tuned!

Categories: Arts

Two books: (1) an ESL novella-textbook about a Vietnam War conscientious objector’s 14-year search for identity and (2) an hallucinogenic mid-life crisis/adventure novel, and homage to Malcolm Lowry and Hermann Hesse. [itunes pic]
“The Many Roads to Japan” tells the story of the adventures of a conscientious objector who had to follow many twists and turns in his life journey before finding his niche in Japan. Suitable for low intermediate level and above ESL and EFL students. An excellent resource for peace education studies, too. “The Many Roads to Japan influenced my students a lot, not only in studying English but also in searching for their own identities and thinking about how to live their lives.” — Kazuyo Yamane, Peace Studies lecturer at Kochi University

(3.1 mb; 4:35 minutes) To order a trade paperback or PDF download copy of “The Many Roads to Japan,” go to my bookstore. You can also order from Amazon.com and other online bookstores.

Categories: Arts

Tags: 1960s, Adventure, antiwar, audiobook, conscientious, EFL, english, ESL, expatriate, hallucinogenic, hippie, Japan, listening, Literature, novel, objector, peace, psychedelic, travel, Vietnam, war

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Categories: TV & Film

On the Leadersheep Podcast we talk to people who are good at what they do to inspire leaders to get better. We create custom and pre-made creative media for churches and ministries. Communicating God’s love through excellent content.

Categories: Religion & Spirituality

Paul Walmsley helps people become more comfortable and effective on the telephone. If you have a home based business and struggle with call reluctance or simply want to get better results when making business calls, listen to Paul’s podcasts where he shares proven battle tested techniques to help you make more money on the telephone.

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Tags: business, calls, comfortable, effective, help, home, make, Money, paul, results, Techniques, telephone, walmsley

This podcast discusses parenting styles and mistakes from the observations of an educator.

Categories: Kids & Family

Everyday Tech is MPB Think Radio’s weekly program about consumer technology. Email the show at: everydaytech@mpbonline.org.

Each episode explores the latest news talk, issues, and products in consumer technology, and they troubleshoot problems posed by the show’s callers.

Everyday Tech airs Wednesday mornings at 11e/10c on Mississippi Public Broadcasting’s Think Radio network, can be seen on MPB Think Radio’s YouTube channel, and can be heard live or on demand on the MPB Public Media App, and streamed on MPBOnline.org.

MPB Think Radio Network Station Guide:

WMAE-FM 89.5 Tupelo

WMAV-FM 90.3 Oxford

WMAB-FM 89.9 Starkville

WMAO-FM 90.9 Greenwood

WMAW-FM 88.1 Meridian

WMPN-FM 91.3 Jackson

WMAU-FM 88.9 Natchez/McComb

WMAH-FM 90.3 Biloxi/Gulfport

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Categories: Business, News, Technology

Tags: surface pro, Technology, tic tok, to, twitch, Twitter, Uber, video, vimeo, Virus, vizio, whatsapp, youtube, youtubeTV

Tune in as Lareece gives you her unique perspective on the daily life situations, culture, music, celebrities, local news/Events, relationships, motivational influences! Listen in and get a good laugh and humor with her!

Categories: Music