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A discussion between friends about the Good Stuff of Disney. Each episode, we sit down and chew over a dollop of Disney.

Categories: Society & Culture

I offer you a shaky voice and rambling words. Enjoy!

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Helping you sell your skills so you cab get paid your true value.

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This podcast highlights the personal stories of Lowellians.

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Want to learn more about Mormon (Latter Day Saint) history? No Man Knows My Podcast: The Mormon History Podcast is a friendly, balanced, discussion of Mormon History using the best, most valuable sources in the literature. Come learn as we examine the Saints Vol 1 book by chapters and do a comparative analysis!

Categories: History, Religion & Spirituality

Moonstruck is a podcast about humans in space. Hear from astronauts, engineers, politicians, and space decision-makers as they tell their stories from the history of human spaceflight, sharing how their time at the edge of human understanding taught them about themselves and the rest of us on the ground.

Categories: History, Science

Tags: astronauts, CSIS, History, science, smithsonian, Space, spaceflight

In the Jewish Wisdom podcast, Rabbi Arnie Singer shares authentic Jewish teachings, insights and advice for better living based on the Torah, Bible, Talmud, Kabbalah and Jewish mysticism. Included in the podcast are episodes on the Parsha, the weekly Torah portion. The insights and lessons you’ll get by listening to this podcast will uplift and inspire you, and help you live a happier and more productive life. This podcast is suitable for people of all faiths who are interested in learning Jewish wisdom and concepts in Judaism.

Rabbi Arnie Singer is an Orthodox rabbi, whose teachings are based on traditional Jewish sources and learning methodology. He is the author of several books (available on Amazon) including “Deep Waters: Insights into the Torah and Jewish Holidays”, “The Outsider’s Guide to Orthodox Judaism”, and “Goodbye, Mom: A Memoir of Prayer, Jewish Mourning and Healing”.

www.jewishwisdom.co

Categories: Religion & Spirituality

So How you livin’ is a weekly podcast hosted by @ibnlogic and a special guest. This isnt a show, just a real life conversation with your friends that will definitely get your spirits right and ratchet-ivity on high and will end your day with a prayer.

Categories: Comedy

THERE IS NOW AN ACCOMPANYING YOUTUBE CHANNEL. CHECK OUT THE FIRST VIDEO HERE: https://youtu.be/ZHaLLAM3PwY There are so many complex ideas in this world, from the Krebs Cycle to the Hero’s Journey. In this podcast, I strive to keep things simple, helping you to fully understand these ideas. I post new podcasts every single day at 6 PM EST on a plethora of different topics so make sure you stay tuned!

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A Podcast for you and your Third Best Friend. Will Cobb and Dalton Causey talk about anything and everything in their wheelhouse in this podcast by two (third) best friends. If you’d like to support us, share us! Or, bring us coffee. Please.

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Sitting at the corner of a Bar lost in the cosmos of nerdom and pop culture. Sit the Beer Bro’s Anthony and Jesse as the make their way one beer at a time through this vast land scape.

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Discussion on user experience design for virtual reality.

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Three lovable brown boys from Singapore stay connected while living in different cities, through a podcast that explores anything that could possibly interest them. Topics range from fashion to politics, with a fair smattering of insults. Our conversations are all unscripted so hopefully you’ll cackle as much as we do!

Categories: Comedy

A podcast that takes an in-depth look at truly inspiring success stories of immigrants and their pursuits in business.

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Each week we choose three pieces from the magazine, and ask their writers to read them aloud.

Categories: Government, Society & Culture

Every event you have ever attended has rested on the shoulders of an event planner — nay, a superhero of organization and patience. Our show aims to bring those planners and their stories to you in a personal setting. We choose guests who have navigated challenges in a way that will inform and inspire you. Our host is Michael Kranitz, CEO of Eventsquid.com who is an author, lawyer, and former radio host and stand-up comedian. The best event planners are the ones who have taken the challenges of our times in stride and in fact leverage them to create unique experiences we never thought of. We have two such guests with us today: Dr. Nance Wilson from SUNY Cortland and Dr. Thomas Wolsey of the American University in Cairo. They are the co-creators of Beyond the App: Cause and Conference, which strives to support teachers’ professional development and coach literacy experts in one of the most creative ways possible in response to COVID, and their model may just change the game. I’m looking forward to hearing them go more in-depth about what they do and how to leverage technology to give a face-to-face experience. [00:01 – 04:37] Opening Segment I welcome and introduce Dr. Nance Wilson and Dr. Thomas Wolsey Beyond the APP Dr. Wilson and Dr. Wolsey gives background about the app The why good professional development Global connection Not just a conference Connecting people all over the world [04:38 – 17:44] How to Leverage Technology to Give a Face to Face Experience Dr. Nance talks about the event’s goal and outcomes As close to face to face as could be Representing many nations How they achieved the effect Limiting the number of attendees per session 30 to 40 Allowing for informal conversations Separating by grades and professions Addressing the issue of people tuning out Experts creating value for specific areas Engagement experts teaching engagement Finding the right people based on need Attacking the problem of providing individual feedback Using breakout rooms Using the right tools in conjunction with understanding Leveraging technology [26:23 – 27:47] Beyond the App: Digital Tools and Strategies for Teachers and Students Feedback from practitioners Examples of email feedback from guests Dr. Wolsey’s and Dr. Wilson’s perspective on going back to the old ways Greater use of online technology and awareness Keep exploring online Using technology to leverage individual review The importance of digital literacy Now more than ever students need to know how to use technology How technology connects to literacy and operating effectively How Beyond the App is giving the tools and resources to teachers to adapt [27:48 – 33:25] Closing Segment Trying to get digital literacy into mainstream thinking The next event and how it’s supported Another conference coming up Looking for sponsors How to reach out to Dr. Wilson and Dr. Wolsey Links below Final words Tweetable Quotes: “We wanted them to know that they weren’t alone in the things that were causing them to struggle and we wanted them to know that people whose books they read… are also people they can talk and work together with.” – Dr. Thomas Wolsey “It’s about leveraging the technology that’s out there to think about, ‘Well, what could this do for me that would be better and or different and would allow me to have similar quality practices that I had in the face to face?’” – Dr. Nance Wilson “To function in the current world, students need digital literacy skills and strategies.” – Dr. Nance Wilson You can learn more about Dr. Nance and Dr. Thomas and what they do by visiting https://www.beyondtheappliteracy.com/ (https://www.beyondtheappliteracy.com/). Reach out to Dr. Wolsey thomas.wolsey@egypt.edu and Dr. Wilson nance.wilson@cortland.edu. You can connect with me, Michael Kranitz, on https://www.linkedin.com/in/kranitz/ (LinkedIn) or by emailing me at michael@kranitz.com. This show is brought to you by https://learnabout.eventsquid.com/ (Eventsquid). Visit the website and contact us so we can help you never worry about your event software ever again by tailoring our work to your specific needs. Eventsquid: thinks like you works like eight of you. LEAVE A…

Categories: Business, Education

As Angel Was Sayin’ is a podcast hosted by Angel Nduka-Nwosu who is an internationally recognized Nigerian journalist and researcher covering stories majorly around women, children, sexuality and financial crime. The goal of As Angel Was Sayin’ is to kickstart uncomfortable but necessary social conversations in an environment of sustained dialogue & respect. Expect new episodes on the Friday of every two weeks. To request specific topics, support financially or send fan mail: 📩 asangelwassayin@gmail.com. DM: twitter.com/asangelwassayin. Subscribe 🤎 Podcast Cover Design: Bolu Akindele.

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The big question every writer has is: How can I sell more books? Or, if they’re not published yet, it’s how can I write books that sell? But when writers approach selling books from a numbers perspective, they’re missing out on the amazing relationships they could be building with readers through their stories. It’s impossible to write books that resonate with readers when you’re writing for money, because money can’t read. But shouldn’t writers be able to make a living with their stories? Well, when you connect with human souls, readers turn into fans and friends, and that’s when consistent income begins. That and so much more. But how do writers connect with readers? That is the question this podcast aims to answer. For more information on the host or upcoming episodes, check out https://expensivewords.com

Categories: Arts, Education