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A podcast about books and their journey to the big screen. Or the little screen, if you’re watching at home.

Categories: Kids & Family, TV & Film

Tags: Books, family, film, Kids, Movies

His Heart, His Word podcast, focuses 📻 on finding encouragement in the Word of God. We want you to get excited about Jesus and to fall in LOVE with His word all over again. The podcast focus is Jesus Christ, His love, His truth, and His teachings. We want you to know how happy we are that you are here. May the richest blessings of God be upon you as He leads, guides, and directs you. Last, remember we love you!!

Categories: Religion & Spirituality

O’Melveny firmwide hiring partner Jeeho Lee hosts this interactive podcast about issues affecting the practice of law at O’Melveny and generally in the legal world. Each episode features guests from in and outside the firm to discuss topics related to careers in the law, from starting a career and what it takes to succeed to what O’Melveny lawyers do in their particular practice areas.

Categories: Business, News

Tags: law, law firm, lawyer, legal

A mixture of experimental instrumental music with recorded conversations, pieced together in inspiring and surreal ways. It’s like a Radiolab segment on “My Life In The Bush of Ghosts.” Or vice versa. Hosted by Nick Jaina.

Categories: Society & Culture

A ‘keep it real’ podcast all about helping YOU master simplicity and control your chaos… with a ‘no more excuses’ mentality. As ambitious humans, we’ll be the strongest version of ourselves, show up more powerfully in our relationships, do work that matters deeply to us, and take amazing adventures, together.

Compounding confidence comes through acts of consistent courage.

Compounding Confidence

– The build up of confidence

Consistent Courage

– Intentionally taking action on the UNCOMFORTABLE that your intuition is guiding you toward

STORY: When I first started my own coaching business, in 2008 I knew I needed to get out my comfort zone and meet people in the community.

I FELT that this was my next step. When I say FELT, what I’m saying is: my intuition (small voice inside) nudged me and said, “Go do this.”

Going out and doing this networking things was all the way against my personality at that time. I was terrified.

However, I paid attention to the nudge, took the first step, and looked up networking meetings in my area.

Then, very uncomfortably, I went to my first one. I felt all kinds of discomfort because I knew they were going to come around the table and have everyone introduce themselves and their business.

I knew people would ask me questions. I knew I’d be around people who had been doing this for awhile, and I’d be the new guy.

All of that was true.

I demonstrated the necessary courage, got that first meeting in, and earned my first layer of confidence.

That first layer of confidence showed me that I would NOT die by doing something new.

I would NOT die by meeting new people.

I would NOT die by introducing who I was and sharing my business.

Now here’s the truth: confidence is earned, and the dues must be paid consistently, or you lose the right to keep that confidence.

The way you pay the dues is by stepping into the next act of courage.

This meant I would need to show up to that networking meeting the next week.

I did that. Guess what, I had less anxiety about it. Sure, it was still uncomfortable, but the first layer of confidence that I earned, was still with me.

If I had missed that 2nd meeting, for any reason, I would have lost my right to retain that 1st layer of confidence.

My courage dues would not have been paid.

Long story short, I joined more networking groups. I started speaking at these groups. People started to become very interested in what I was doing as I become a more seasoned speaker.

Eventually, I landed a very big corporate contract from a speaking gig that I did and the right person heard me.

This would have never happened without me demonstrating courage and making the move that my intuition brilliantly guided my toward.

You must demonstrate the courage first.

It’s the only way to earn the right, to see proof that you WILL survive, and win, through the uncomfortable.

Consider this…

When you’re not actively demonstrating consistent courage, you’re REWARDING REGRET. This happens because you went against the call that your intuition (small voice) prompted you on.

You FELT what you were being called to do… and you made a choice to NOT demonstrate the courage to do it.

– Example: You FELT that it was time to reach out to that friend that you hadn’t heard from in a long time, but you didn’t.
– Example: You FELT that it was time to have that deep conversation, but you avoided it.
– Example: You’ve been FEELING that it was time to make that career move, but you haven’t done it yet.
– Example: You’ve been FEELING that it’s time to take action on your health, but instead you keep repeating what you did yesterday.

The list goes on.

We’re humans and we all go through this.

The faster you can get to the TRUTH about what it takes to gain confidence – and the TRUTH about how you may be avoiding what it takes to earn it – the faster you’ll understand that your path is through the uncomfortable.

Your path is through acts of consistent courage.

Now that you know that, where do you go from here? What is your next step?

I have it for you right here:

Answer these 6 powerful questions…

– What is ONE thing that your intuition (small voice) has been prompting you to do, that you’ve been avoiding?
– Why are you avoiding it?
– What’s the cost of continuing to avoid that prompting?
– How will your life be better if you take action on that prompting?
– What is the very NEXT step you can take to begin taking action?
– What is the specific date that YOU WILL take that NEXT step?

Get to the truth, RIGHT NOW, and answer those questions.

Once you set your date, make it non-negotiable for yourself to avoid it.

Once you take that first step, keep repeating number 5 and 6 until you have resolved/achieved the mission.

Repeat this entire process for the next thing you’ve been avoiding.

This is how you leave zero room to REWARD REGRET.

This is how you demonstrate CONSISTENT COURAGE.

This is how you build COMPOUNDING CONFIDENCE.

Hearing this information won’t be enough… ever.

You must act.

It’s time to you to go DOtheDamnWORK.

No More Excuses!

Categories: Education, Health & Fitness, Society & Culture

Tags: ambition, fit lifestyle, Motivation, personal development, procrastination, Self-Improvement

Welcome to Plugged In, Con Edison’s podcast about all things related to energy in New York City and Westchester County! For story ideas or comments email us at podcast@coned.com. For customer concerns 24/7, go to http://coned.com/customercentral or 1-800-752-6633 For gas odors, leave area and call 911 or 1-800-75-CONED.

Categories: Technology

The Goedhuis podcast brings you insights into the world of fine wine from producers, journalists and our own expert team. Stay tuned for interviews, vintage reports and much more. You can find us at www.goedhuis.com and don’t forget to follow us on Instagram, Facebook and Twitter @goedhuis

Categories: Arts

Mentoring podcast, that hosts multi-generational conversations about everyday life, cultural worldview, and what it looks like to be a biblical woman.

Categories: Religion & Spirituality

Talk Heathen is a weekly call-in television show in Austin, Texas geared toward long-form and on-going dialogue with theists & atheists about religion, theism, & secularism. Call 1-512-991-9242 every Sunday from 1-2pm CDT. Talk Heathen is produced by the Atheist Community of Austin.

The Atheist Community of Austin is organized as a nonprofit educational corporation to develop & support the atheist community, to provide opportunities for socializing & friendship, to promote secular viewpoints, to encourage positive atheist culture, to defend the first amendment principle of government-religion separation, to oppose discrimination against atheists & to work with other organizations in pursuit of common goals.

Categories: Society & Culture

Dakota Spotlight, by James Wolner, is a deep-dive True Crime podcast with national recognition. Season 5: A Better Search for Barbara Cotton: Season 4: Chasing Billy. Season 3: The House on Sweet and Seventh. Season 2: Zeeland, the untold story of Wade and Ellen Zick. Season 1: The case of Victor Newberry. A production of Forum Communications, Dakota Spotlight is the first Podcast to be preserved by the North Dakota State Archives:

Season 6, Episode 2, we trace the movements and decisions of Kristin Diede and Bob Anderson in the final few days of their lives, and talk to the last people known to have seen and spoken to them. Why did they go to North Dakota together? What were they trying to do? And what was the conflict they faced the day they disappeared?

Host James Wolner and co-producer Jeremy Fugleberg continue their live investigation into the 1993 unsolved disappearance of Kristin Diede and Robert Michael Anderson.

Content warning: This story touches on domestic violence. If you’ve been a victim of domestic violence or know someone who is, please take care with this episode. If you need help, call the domestic violence hotline at 800-799-SAFE (7233) or text the word START to 88788.

To see documents, photos, videos and more about this case visit: dakotaspotlight

If you know what happened to Kristin and Bob or have vital information for Law Enforcement, call the Logan County (ND) Sheriff’s Office: 701-754-2495.

Contact us: James – jwolner@forumcomm.com | Jeremy – jfugleberg@forumcomm.com

Dakota Spotlight is a production of Forum Communications Co. Support us by becoming a member of all our news websites at www.inforum.com/subscribe/

Categories: Society & Culture, True Crime

Tags: northdakota, Stories, truecrime

The purpose of this cast is to talk about things people are too sensitive to talk about, but they shouldn’t be. No topic is off limits; race, religion, politics. We can all, be people, we can all, be civil, so don’t be so sensitive. Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/max-power2/support

Categories: News

A bi-weekly review of nerd, tech, and pop culture where only hard stances are allowed. We boil everything down to whether or not it Rules or it Sucks.

Categories: Comedy

Tags: Culture, geek, nerd, POP, review, tech

What is the value of philosophy in everyday life and work? Can philosophy offer us not just a way of life, but a way to make a living? I profile philosophers who found their way through the wilderness beyond the ivory tower. We explore how they forged a new professional identity, how they built successful new careers, and how philosophy can add value in business, government…and pretty much everything else. From their stories, I distill the decisions, strategies, and habits that powered their success. To learn more, check out www.davidestorey.com.

Categories: Business, Education, Society & Culture

Tags: philosophy wisdom careers work personal growth higher education academia

What is the most essential ingredient on a Burger?

What is the most annoying Dog breed?

Who is the best Marvel Villain?

Let’s face it, these are important questions that need definitive answers. On Rank You Very Much we provide a very subjective but devastatingly accurate ranking of such topics.

Our crew is Eric Perkins, Elle Mark & Paul Fletcher

Eric is a LONG time face and voice of the Twin Cities in Minnesota, he recently retired from the local NBC affiliate.

Elle is the current Miss Minnesota and just got back from the east coast where she competed for the crown of Miss America.

Paul is a current radio personality in the Twin Cities as well as being entrenched in the Minnesota hockey community at various levels.

Original Theme written, recorded & produced by Walk Off The Earth

Categories: Arts, Comedy, Leisure, Music, News, Society & Culture, TV & Film

A fu and his Friend bring the laughs https://linktr.ee/jordansavai email us @ aFuandhisfriend@gmail.com

Categories: Comedy

Amanda D. here 🍉 I am thrilled to be apart of the podcast world! I am reading stories to/with my two boys (8yo & 3yo). Reading books soothes them as they fall asleep whether they’re or at their Father’s. Enjoy, Amanda Davis, STL MO. Note: As my Little rascals grow, they are loving joining in with me as I read. SO…. You’ve been warned the whole gang might make an

Categories: Kids & Family

Soundtelling is a content agency focused on storytelling radio and podcast. We help our customers with concept development, production, strategy and distribution of stories that invite listeners to immerse themselves in their brand.

Categories: Society & Culture

A Garden Runs Through It is a monthly podcast of the UC Master Gardeners of Colusa County.

For more information about the UC Master Gardeners of Colusa County, click here

Categories: Leisure, News

Tags: Arbuckle, Colusa, Colusa County, master gardeners, maxwell, Williams