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Superintendent Dr. Tonya Knowlton hosts “In the Know,” the Community Independent School District podcast. The Community ISD serves Copeville, Josephine, Lavon, and Nevada in Collin County, Texas. Learn more at communityisd.org.
Categories: Education
The Earthly Delights Podcast focuses on mental health and personal growth. We interview a wide array of guests to explore all the nuances of mental health and learn as much as possible. Subscribe and help us remove the stigma surrounding mental health, one chat at a time!
Categories: Health & Fitness, Religion & Spirituality, Society & Culture
Sit shotgun while I drive overnight from Ohio to Kentucky and back again and we’ll pick apart the complexities of the universe. It’s a 10 hour drive, might as well talk about something! New episodes sporadically and unpredictably (just like the 4 or 5 deer we inevitably get a scare from each night)
Categories: Society & Culture
A place of maintenance and repair for your soul. In this show, the focus is identity, relationships, and legacy, what author, S.S. Thabethe, calls the three pillars. In the show, he shares practical living tips for our everyday lives. Join in as he explores the three pillars and their various applications in the home, social arena. The premise of this show is becoming a better YOU by improving your thinking. This is why the show is called the Wisdom Workplace, it’s a place where you can acquire true knowledge for practical living.
Categories: Society & Culture
Everyone has felt lonely at least once in their life, some more than others. This is my journey getting out of it, told in a way that can help fill the quiet for others on their own journeys.
Categories: Society & Culture
The Gassing Out Loud podcast brings you the very latest news and discussions on Bristol Rovers hosted by Michelle Owen and the Bristol Post’s Rovers reporter Jack Vittles who will be joined by special guests to get into the big (and not so big) talking points. Get involved and comment below the line. Be it transfer news, Darrell Clarke, Wael al-Qadi or the Memorial Stadium- this podcast touches anyone or anything that’s as Blue as the Gas.
The latest podcast feed searching ‘Spurgeon: The Soul Winner’ on SermonAudio.
Categories: Religion & Spirituality
A Podcast About the Infinite Universe of Questions and Inquiries. What’s in your wallet? Twitter: @IHAVESOMANYPOD
Categories: Society & Culture
Life-Changing Discipleship with Matt Friedeman is passionate about disciples of Jesus making disciples of Jesus. There are a lot of topics for disciples to consider, of course, and Matt tackles all of them…especially when they challenge and makes us a tad uncomfortable.
Categories: Religion & Spirituality
Men helping Men through faith & life
Categories: Religion & Spirituality
Bex and Dan from Fun Kids learn all about the future of Britain’s railways, from signals to trains and tracks, and highways, from roads to traffic flows.
This is a podcast from the UK’s children’s radio station, Fun Kids.
Categories: Kids & Family, Society & Culture
The Rundown is a hip-hop show that is about showcasing all types of music within the hip-hop culture. The Rundown J Dilla Tribute Podcast – Feb 17th is now up. Remember The Rundown will be moving to Sundays 12-2pm (PST) tomorrow Feb 18th. In the podcast I said the Ruff Drafts would be released on Mar. 10th but it will be on March 20th. Go to Stonesthrow.com for more info on J Dilla’s Ruff Drafts! The Rundown Feb 17th – J Dilla Tribute
Welcome 2 Detroit Workinonit Runnin – The Pharcyde Gobstopper U-Luv That Ish – A Tribe Called Quest feat. J Dilla Think Twice feat Dwele Players – Slum Village Starz – Jaylib Two Can Win Nothing Like This Won’t Do Y’all Ain’t Ready The Light – Common Fall in Love – Slum Village Wild Can’t Stop This (J Dilla Tribute off Game Theory) – The Roots
Categories: Music
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InspirED’s SparkCast hosts deep conversations about private school marketing and communications with administrators and consultants at the top of their game. For more brilliant ideas and brain food to make your job easier, visit inspiredsm.com. InspirED is home to the annual Brilliance Awards, celebrating private school marketing worldwide.
Categories: Business, Education
Tags: admissions, alumni, Education, enrollmentmanagement, fundraising, independentschool, K12, marcom, privateschool, professionaldevelopment, schoolmarketing
“Hey Man, I’ve Heard You Sold Your Dreams” is a collection of literary works by Benjamin G. Dubel. It is a treasure trove of poems that reaches deep into the mind and soul of youth with all its innocence and infinite wisdom. The author was but 17 years old when most of these were composed, yet they reflect a depth and maturity of someone who has experienced so much more in such a short time. His observations and thoughts of life, as well as various events he witnesses during this tumultuous time of development, are warm and heartfelt. The poems unleash an unbridled spirit and raw honesty of emotion as the author takes us on a journey throughout the ebbs and flows of his life. The struggles and grace of transcending into adulthood lie tenderly within the phrases of passion, pain, joy and confusion. He manages to collect and articulately document his thoughts and feelings on many facets of life. He captures the essence of the moment and writes with such clarity that is becomes easy to share in the experience. From heartache to heartbreak, disappointment to elation, each poem is chock full of some pivotal point in a youth’s life. The poem written in response to the Columbine massacre for example, shares a message of disdain and disappointment for such a heinous act. He calls out the vigilantes’ “one-way ticketed suicidal mission” and the sadness and memories left behind. In the poem entitled “Dreams”, his inspirational thoughts state “Life isn’t as hard as you think it seems, it’s always easier to look back and laugh” and in another segment “It’s a shame you had to go and let the best years of your life get you down”. Despite various components of challenge and adversity, the author somehow manages to find a positive spin of hope and revelation. This is a tribute to youth, both young and old and serves as testament that life is not easy, nor is it intended to be, but shows that in the end, you will be much richer for having lived through the experiences. Here are two examples from the collection of 130 poems: Poem 1 There are times I find myself sitting here wondering, if I ever see you again someday, could you forgive me? Even though it seems like you are so far away these days I look back now just to see I’ve been left behind … and if I could ever stand back up after falling down I know things would be different this time around. Well, I guess this is where I stand now before you forever guilty as sin, for everything I’ve done. But what difference does that make now anymore there’s a part of me that’s dead inside … knowing only memories, my mind keeps going blank as the thoughts of you wash away this time around. 2004 Poem 2 * “Dreams” Hey man … I hear you sold your dreams. Why did you run down the wrong path? Life isn’t as hard as you think it seems, it’s always easier to look back and laugh. Are you mad ‘cuz there’s no one to blame? Were you hoping that we would listen? I’m sorry that this happened, it’s a shame. There’s a way out but something is missin’. Hey man … I tried to tell you but you were always never around. It’s a shame you had to go and let the best years of your life get you down. So look at you now, is this where you stand? Why do you keep your mind in prison? You had so much going for you as a man but it looks like you have lost your vision. Hey man … you know I cried for you but no one ever seemed to care. Nothing anyone can say will correct the past, so I just hope you’ve found your way there.
Categories: Arts
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The OMGeeks talk pop culture with an infectious blend of humor and insight that is sometimes educational. Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/ohmygeekpodcast/support
Categories: Comedy
Hosted by Matt Leach and a revolving group of co-hosts, Australian Design Radio provides Australia, and the world, with conversations and commentary on Australian Graphic Design and Visual Communication.
Categories: Arts
In How We’re Getting There – Graduating college, we follow two college seniors as they finish the last few months of their senior year and try to land jobs in their respective fields. The purpose of this show is to document that experience in detail to help our listeners find careers after graduation. Carli and Kylie, both Seniors at the University of Vermont are joining me on this venture as they both try to land jobs in a marketing-related field. No stone is left unturned in this podcast, and we’re excited for you to join us!
Categories: Business
Become a Paid Subscriber: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/wastedhumanpotential/subscribe We dont realize what we are capable of.
Categories: Religion & Spirituality
Tamer Hassan has lived an extremely colourful life, ringing every last drop of opportunity from whatever he’s been faced with. But one thing has remained constant and kept him on the straight and narrow(ish)…..…and that’s family. Family Business is a new podcast series hosted by Tamer Hassan. In each episode he’s joined by a guest from the world of sports, movies, TV and even his own flesh and blood as he tries to get to the bottom of what ‘family’ really means to all of us. Tamer looks at how these experiences influence our lives as parents and children and delves into the good, bad and ugly stories that every family has faced at some point along the way.
Categories: Kids & Family, Society & Culture
Sharing patient stories and discussions while having a laugh and keeping it real.
A weekly podcast where performer, creator, and MS-er Jess Brien interviews people from around the world that are thriving – and sometimes only just surviving – with chronic illnesses, life changing injuries and potentially disastrous diagnoses.
@thatssochronic | @jessssbrien | #ThatsSoChronic
Disclaimer: Here at That’s So Chronic we are sharing personal stories and are not advocating any type of treatment, therapy, procedure or intervention. Everyone is unique so please seek professional medical advice before making any decisions for yourself or for others.
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Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Categories: Health & Fitness
Tags: auto immune, chronic, chronic illness, crohns disease, diabetes, diagnosis, health, Multiple Sclerosis, Personal Stories, polycystic ovarian syndrome, wellbeing