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Noah Leads you through one meditation in each episode. The overall intent of the meditations is to create an experience of calm expansion to release stress, and open to the expanding possibilities of life. Noah Martin MA, received his Master’s Degree in Spiritual Psychology from the University of Santa Monica. In addition, he received his coaching training at Coaching Training Institute. You can learn more about him at CoachingByNoah.com.

Categories: Health & Fitness, Religion & Spirituality

Tags: meditation

How many people in or outside your organization can tell the story of what you stand for, the value you offer and the transformation you create in people’s lives? This podcast will show you the easy way to create compelling stories to market products and services, influence people and lead teams. If you want to master your message so you can turn followers into devoted fans, this show is for you.

Categories: Business, Education

Tags: business pitch, keynote, Public Speaking, public speaking anxiety, public speaking examples, public speaking techniques, public speaking tips, public speaking training, virtual events

If you want to encounter new ideas every day that (I hope) will make your life and work better, I’m doing a daily podcast just for you. Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/masonleeme/support

Categories: Education

Chiku and Senzeni are cute, funny, and regularly foolish goats. Two Black African living in the UK. They have ideas on some things and no idea on most. They host a comedy podcast every week discussing topical events in their own unique way. New episodes every Wednesday. Follow We Have No @whnipodcast

Categories: Comedy

Drum For The Song podcast – hosted by Dane Campbell (drummer of Phil Campbell and the Bastard Sons and Straight Lines).

An independent podcast featuring long-form conversations with semi-pro & professional drummers from around the globe and to celebrate some fantastic drummers who don’t often get much limelight in drum magazines and on websites.

This show is not aimed exclusively at other drummers butif you are a drummer you will probably appreciate some of the chat about drum equipment, brands etc.

Please follow/subscribe to keep up to date with all future episodes. Any reviews would also be hugely appreciated.

Follow the podcast @DrumForTheSong on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter & TikTok and/or follow the host @Dane_Drums.

Please visit the official website – www.drumforthesong.com

If you’ve enjoyed this content you can support the podcast by becoming a patron via Patreon for some exclusive bonus content, interaction, competitions and giveaways. Patreon tiers start from just £3GBP per month – http://www.patreon.com/drumforthesong/

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Don’t forget to drum for the song!

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Categories: Music

Tags: drum lessons, Drum Podcast, drummer interviews, drummers, drumming, drums, interviews with drummers, mike johnston podcast, mikkey dee, Motorhead, music interviews, phil campbell, podcast for drummers, rock music, uk drummer

Join me in conversations about everyday thoughts, spirituality, psychology, relationships and healthy mindful living.

Categories: Society & Culture

This is a podcast about my experiences as an educator. I’ll share things I’ve done, things I want to do, and ideas that I have. Education is a collaborative profession, even though we’re often tucked away in our classrooms. My blog and this podcast are my way of opening up a dialogue. I want to share my experiences as a teacher with the hope that other educators glean something personally meaningful from my reflections.

Categories: Education

Listen in to hear two trumpet players discuss to highs and lows of trumpet playing. The controversial topics, and the entertaining ones. With special trumpet-player guests!

Categories: Arts

An open mic and safe space for poetry and stories of all kinds, in Nashville, Tennessee since April, 2017. Family friendly, and all languages welcome. Hosted by multimedia artist and writer, Amy Hoskins (www.amyhoskins.com). Amy is creating with disabilities from her home studio in South Nashville. On the fourth Saturday afternoon, January through October, we hold Gestalt Poetry Open Mic. Each open mic has a feature poet who performs for 15 minutes. Before and after the feature, there is time for fellow poets to share. Gestalt comes from a line in Amy’s poem Summer Thicket. Melodic Gestalt.

Categories: Arts

I am an experienced Waldorf Teacher providing inspiration and sharing experience gleaned from nearly 25 years of teaching. I like to maintain focus on the source of inspiration that keeps me engaged, sharing and learning.

waldorfways.substack.com

Categories: Education, Society & Culture

Two single moms talk about navigating life, love, and everything in between.

Categories: Society & Culture

Dedicated to the music and the men of Blue October and how they impact our lives and bring us together!

Categories: Music, Religion & Spirituality, TV & Film

Tags: addiction, anxiety, blue october, calling you, depression, family, Fear, hate me, hope, houston, i hope you're happy, jeremy furstenfeld, justin furstenfeld, love, matt novesky, orb studios, Recovery, redemption, ryan delahoussaye, san marcos, sway, Texas, will knaak, wimberly

Hosted by the Motion Dance Collective team, Omari ‘Motion’ Carter, Anna Clifford, and James Williams Specialising in the creation, presentation and education of dance-on-film practice, our work is catered to artists/companies with an interest in developing & distributing works that bridge the gap between moving body and moving image. We encourage our listeners to join in the conversation and leave their comments and constructive criticism upon listening. Follow us @themdcollective www.motiondancecollective.com

Categories: Arts

Hashtag Gameschool is run by DM Elisabeth and two of her TTRPG-obsessed children. DM Elisabeth has run 5E games for hundreds of students and dozens of adults. Hashtag Gameschool aims to help people of all ages and abilities learn, run, and play Dungeons and Dragons. Have a questions? Need advice? Send us a voice message!

Categories: Leisure

The Accreditation Council for Graduate Medical Education’s AWARE podcasts feature a variety of strategies for enhancing well-being among members of the Graduate Medical Education community. AWARE includes two podcast series: The Cognitive Skill-Building for Well-Being series introduces listeners to common cognitive mindsets that negatively impact well-being, and focuses on strategies for enhancing personal resilience and well-being. The Systems and Research in Well-Being series focuses on current research and select practices in Graduate Medical Education that can help inform the work of programs and institutions to support clinician well-being. This series also provides updates to the GME community on evolving evidence-based knowledge in these areas.

Categories: Education, Health & Fitness

Tags: acgme, graduatemedicaleducation, medicaleducation, mentalhealth, wellbeing

Welcome to the That’s so Shravan Podcast. Everything from quarantine life during COVID-19 to sports to reality TV, and just general unsolicited advice from someone who decided to take up a hobby during self-isolation. Feel free to email me any questions, comments, concerns, suggestions, CONSTRUCTIVE criticism, etc. Totally winging here, so I welcome pretty much everything. Episodes weekly. Stay Tuned

Categories: Comedy

A show about love and the importance love has in 7 of the most important relationships in our lives; Our selves, family, friends, community, jobs, church and God.

Categories: Religion & Spirituality

With a nod to Virginia Woolf’s essay ‘A Room of One’s Own’ from 1929, artist Tai Snaith has conducted a series of conversations with mid-career and emerging women and non-binary artists whom she admires. These relaxed, colloquial exchanges explore shifts and similarities that artists face in their lives and artistic practices. Together, they attempt to break down the how and why of making art. They look at physical processes and how they relate, not only to outcomes, but also connect to the unconscious or non-visual parallels and needs in our lives. Notions such as self-doubt, control, meaning, shame, risk, parenthood and radicalism are some of the rich topics covered. This project is supported by The Australia Council for the Arts.

As part of the exhibition of A World Of One’s Own at Mornington Peninsula Regional Gallery in May 2021, this talk was held as a live event with an audience in the gallery. Host of the podcast Tai Snaith (seated left) and Art Historian and writer Janine Burke (right) discuss the project and why it is important that public collections continue to focus on collecting work by female-identifying artists.

Audio production and editing by Martin Kay.

Programmed and invited by MPRG curator and director Danny Lacy (left with microphone).

Artwork featured in photo by Sally Smart.

Categories: Arts, Society & Culture