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Categories: Education
What is it to belong to a place? As explored by a Brazilian-American. The first series begins in 2017 on a gentrifying Portland (OR) block, the second series begins in 2020 and is now rural. Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/iseeyou/support
Categories: Society & Culture
The most-listened to podcast by women on Spotify, Alex Cooper’s Call Her Daddy has been creating conversation since 2018. Cooper cuts through the bullshit with the topics and guests who are breaking the mold—and asking the burning questions you want the answers to. There will be joy, there will be tears. There will be everything in between. New episodes drop on Wednesday only on Spotify. Want more? Join the Daddy Gang @callherdaddy
Categories: Comedy
We are here to go deep with extraordinary horse people who live their lives making the world a better place for horses. Our weekly interviews will entertain and engage as well as educate horse owners who are always learning and want to know more about these incredible creatures. To follow us on social media you will find us on Facebook @EdenRiverEquestrian on Instagram @edenriverequestrian Our website is www.edenriverequestrian.com
In this episode I speak with Steph Kallstrom
Steph was born in Peru and adopted by her mother and raised in Canada. As for most of us equestrians she fell in love with horses the first time she saw them and went into the world of Hunter/jumpers.
Steph is a big part of the voice of Black Equestrians. And she has so much to teach us, if we can stop and listen.
I have been waiting with great anticipation for this chat from the moment Steph said yes and booked in to have her interview. Steph is someone whose voice I listen to. Every time she posts on her socials or writes a new blog I read up and take note. I always learn something new. Steph is a minority in our equestrian world in many ways. She had a choice to stay in her lane and keep doing her thing and be happy enough. As you will hear in this interview, she is busy enough already, she didn’t need to take on another cause. But this is not just another cause for Steph, this is her life, she writes from experience and her perspective always teaches me something new. As a white woman I can only use my imagination for a lot of the racism that black equestrians encounter on a daily basis. And a lot of it is not a big event trauma, it’s the little things every day that are ever present and eat away at the most basic need we all have as humans, the need to belong.
And it’s not just giving me perspective that I admire and learn from Steph. It’s how she writes and the feeling I get when I read her work. In Steph’s words I hear a strong and very intelligent Woman who is fierce and will not be bullied into submission by those trying to dull her words and make her sit down and wait her turn.
She reminds me of the wild horses making trainers change their ways as they will not submit to the old traditional training methods.
I love reading Steph’s work as I strive to be a voice in the way that she is. Her words are thoughtful, heartfelt and moving and always, every single time they are the truth. She calls out anyone who tries to shame or stifle her. That’s what I mean by fierce. I hope you enjoy our conversation and I hope you go and follow Steph on her socials and support the incredible change she is making in the horse world.
You can connect with Steph on any of the following links
IG: @stephkall https://instagram.com/stephkall?igshid=16xoc12pc3h6r LinkTree- has all the links to my writing etc. https://linktr.ee/stephkall
Categories: Technology
The podcast that lives, breathes and dies classic movies. It’s not your average podcast. Two Brothers-in-law Jimmy Murphy and Ryan Etherington dissect, discuss and deliberate over a wide variety of the movies they would bury their bones with. Filled with bad impressions and comedy skits that will leave your sides hurting. Join them both as they parade around silver screen fandom leaving behind a trail of tangents and controversial opinions. The only question is what movies do you want to bury your bones with?
Categories: TV & Film
The Irish Beer Snob Podcast is an audio experience that discusses the artisan food & craft beer scenes in Ireland by one of Ireland’s leading Craft Beer writers, Wayne Dunne – better known as ‘The Irish Beer Snob’. Joined by his wife, Janice Dunne this series contains the latest news, reviews, interviews & thoughts of the Team IrishBeerSnob & guests.
In this latest interview we visited Larkins Brewing Company in Kilcoole County Wicklow, just outside Dublin, and right next to one of my favourite golf courses in the country, Druid’s Glen
We chat to Cillian about the brewery, how it came about and how it really is a family business. We looked back over their 1st 12 months when they launched at the RDS beer festival to where they are now, and where they’re looking at going.
The beers coming out of Larkins are really good and there will no doubt be more to come. A keen young brewer Cian Hurley, is heading up the production side, while brother Nick helping out full time too. There is a nice feel to the space and environment.
We were also treated to some Baltic Porter from the tank, which should be available at the end of October.
You can follow them online on social media at the following
Twitter: @Larkins_Brewing
Facebook: Larkins on Facebook
Instagram: Larkins on Instagram
Categories: Arts
Tags: blogger, husbandandwifeteam, ireland, irishcraftbeer
NBA scores, stats, standings and moves are fodder for hot takes on The Crossover with Chris Mannix & Rohan Nadkarni. Get into every NBA playoffs battle, free agent frenzy, draft dilemma and trade rumor. Plus hear the most in-depth and interesting interviews from SI’s NBA insiders with unparalleled access.
Categories: Sports
The hottest music podcast in the Midwest! Airing weekly music mixes and bonus interviews featuring music artists, creatives, and entrepreneurs. This music podcast is hosted & produced by Sheed Farra. Follow social media for updates Instagram/Twitter @loudradiopodcast @sheedfarra
How do we recognize God in our lives? What happens to us when God becomes real to us? These podcasts share what we have learned and the research about the spiritual experiences. We are offering them to the podcasting audience for people to hear and consider. These are the first of what we hope will be many shared words and stories about God and life.
Categories: Religion & Spirituality
Breaking down the stuff online that really makes you think. Hosted by three Lansing, Michigan natives (an LA transplant, Hong Kong Expat, and guy who now lives in Meridian Township), RMYT weighs in on social media buffoonery from local neighborhood Facebook groups, Linkedin, and beyond. Check out the website rmyt.org and send us an email at rmytpod@gmail.com
Categories: Society & Culture
This is the podcast where I speak to the rebels, the outliners and the unconventional. These people are the folks who see things differently, who have gone off the beaten path and found their pursuit.
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Categories: Arts, Business, Society & Culture
Tiffany & Ben sit down & talk about a variety of subjects
Categories: Society & Culture
EVERY WEDNESDAY best friends talk SLASHERS! This podcast is for EVERYONE! You don’t have to love slashers to love this podcast as it’s hilarious as much as it is informative. Your favorite final girl, final boy, and your favorite final babysitter have been watching slashers for most of their lives and love the comedic aspect of them among all the gore and slashing…don’t worry about having seen the movie! We guarantee you’ll be laughing and having a great time whether you’ve seen the movie or not! #horrormovies #slashers #slashermovies #cultmovies #80smovies #horrormovie #horrormoviereviews #slasherfilms #horrorpodcast #slasherpodcast
Categories: TV & Film
Join educator and host Dr. Sam Patterson and his cast of puppets as they discuss all things coding and programming.
Categories: Education
This is the perfect way for kids to start learning about geology and earth sciences, only on children’s radio station Fun Kids. Listen on DAB Digital Radio across the UK online at funkidslive.com
Categories: Kids & Family, Science
This is the Fearless Portraits Podcast, a collection of women who are leaders, innovators, and trailblazers. Some of them are well-known, some of them are obscure. All of them worked to make a difference in the world. In each episode, we’ll learn the stories of amazing changemakers in the time it takes to drink your morning coffee. The Fearless Portraits Podcast is hosted by Dan Landau, a New Jersey-based visual artist who repurposes maps and other items with ink drawings and intricate papercutting to create portraits of people and things. “That’s the history of the world. His story is told. Hers isn’t.”
– Dolores Huerta
American labor leader and civil rights activist
I want my daughters to pursue lives where anything is possible and they can be whatever they want to be. But if they never see someone like them do it first, how will they know it’s an option for them?
After all, if they can see it, they can be it.
I realized one day that I could only think of one female scientist—the chemist and physicist Marie Curie. Likewise, for other fields, I knew of one or two famous women and that was it. Or sometimes I had never heard of women in the field at all.
I grew up reading history and later got a degree in it. I did notice the texts I read centered on the life and exploits of white men, but I didn’t think much of it at the time. History was that. His story. And I didn’t really question it. But why should it be that way?
For example, in the United States’ origin story, there are the Founding Fathers (no mothers) and the stories of the nation forged in revolution include great armies of great men facing off against each other—Generals George Washington and Nathaniel Greene against Lords Howe and Cornwallis. There was the Swamp Fox Francis Marion, Nathan “Give me liberty or give me death” Hale, Light Horse Harry Lee, the Marquis de Lafayette, John Paul “I have not yet begun to fight” Jone, and so many more.
In the popular narrative of the American Revolution, there were apparently only two women involved in the whole of the war—Abigail Adams and Betsy Ross. Ross sewed a flag and Adams was noted for how much she did in a time when women often didn’t. Even the side-switching Benedict Arnold gets more recognition than the many women who contributed in ways large and small.
The women whose stories I’m telling in this podcast are not perfect. These women worked to change the world in some way and that’s what this podcast celebrates.
I had three criteria for inclusion in this project:
– A photograph of the woman. I wanted to show images of what these people actually looked like. It helps make the story real to see their actual face, instead of an artist’s guess of what some ancient person may have looked like. From these photographs, I then drew their portraits onto maps that give context to their stories. Unfortunately, this means women who did great things before photography was invented aren’t represented here. Doesn’t mean they weren’t amazing also.
– A few known facts about their life to weave together into an interesting story. Even better, a story that isn’t well known. A lot of people learn about Marie Curie in school. She is the token female scientist. But what about other women in science? I wanted to showcase stories of women in many fields who haven’t had as much (or any) recognition for their accomplishments.
– A quote from them or about them. I really wanted to include at least a few words from the subject in their story. Seeing a person’s face and hearing their words makes a long-dead historical figure come alive.
So many great women couldn’t meet even these simple criteria because no one had deemed their stories worth recording. Their photos were not taken, while their male contemporaries were. Their words were not recorded, while men’s were. Their stories were not passed down, eclipsed and sometimes actively replaced by men’s stories. These problems were most acute among women of color, as they faced the double prejudice of misogyny and racism, so only a sliver of their full story could squeeze into the historical record.
It frustrated me when I couldn’t tell someone’s story in their own words. That not even one sentence of their voice was recorded and I had to resort to the words of men around them to describe who they were and what they felt.
This collection of stories is my small effort in recognizing the accomplishments of women throughout history and the present day. Researching these women has been an education for me and the result is a demonstration to my daughters and girls everywhere of what is possible for them to achieve.
Music:
This episode contains music by Geovane Bruno.
Categories: Arts, History, Society & Culture
Korean hip hop star Tablo was at the height of his career when a rumor started spreading on the internet that he was a liar. As a trivial accusation explodes into an international obsession, host Dexter Thomas Jr follows a bizarre conspiracy that asks one fundamental question: are we who we say we are? From VICE and iHeartPodcasts Network.
Categories: Music, Society & Culture
Welcome to G&E The Podcast, a weekly series from G&E Magazine dedicated to the entrepreneurial world of golf. We tell the stories of people creating remarkable careers, lives, and businesses in the game of golf to entertain and inspire. Enjoy.
Categories: Business
Tags: Golf, Golf Business, Golf Course Architecture, golf podcast