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Christian talks, sermons and teaching from a weekly radio program in Melbourne, Australia called “Songs of Hope”. The talks are sourced from local pastors in Melbourne. Talk time varies from 5 minutes to 25 minutes.
Categories: Religion & Spirituality
Tags: christian, christianity, life, Messages, practise, religion, Sermons, spiritual, spirituality, talks
Daniel Duval shares current events, teachings, and information from relevant guests on a Christ centered talk radio program.
Categories: Religion & Spirituality
Tags: angels, christianity, demons, Dissociation, end times, illuminati, Kingdom of God, Mind Control
The podcast designed to help financial advisors challenge the status quo, grow your firm, and not only put best practices to use, but create new best practices altogether. Hosted by Ana Trujillo Limón.
Categories: Business
Welcome to `Tech Me To The Future`, our podcast about technology, innovation and their impact on society and human behaviour. In this show, I’ll unbundle one of the technological trends and try to understand it’s evolution and examine its influence on our society and the way you and I live. I’ll also be talking to experts in these fields to understand more about the subject, discuss the evolving patterns and speculate some long-lasting impact.
Categories: Technology
My first podcast – an intro into Spirituality. This is an introduction into Spirituality. There is so much more going on around us than we appreciate, I start to simplify spirituality and why we are here. This is the first episode in a series of podcasts where I will go into more detail into topics such as how do we connect with our guides, connecting with past lives and Akashic Records. Contact me on Instagram – Nimesh_radia, email nimesh_radia@hotmail.co.uk
Categories: Arts, Education, Religion & Spirituality
We’re all physically distanced right now, but why should we be socially distant? Here, regular people share their stories of how Covid-19 has affected them and their families, what they were doing before hand, and where they think they’ll be once this passes. It’s important to be present for each other, so why not start here?
Categories: Society & Culture
Delete Your Browser History Podcast True Crime and History Podcast Home to the topics of the deep, dark and disturbed for our curious minds.
Categories: Education
Cooking With Silk delves into casual / experimental home cooking, along with the company of house pets and friends. In the podcast, I simply narrate what I am doing, as detailed as I can, with all the ambient ASMR in the kitchen, with my cat, Silk, who is sometimes vocal. We will have guest creatures with us at times. I love making things up as I go in the kitchen, and have an intuitive approach to cooking that can be hard to capture in a normal recipe, so this is me recording that process for you. Enjoy the sounds of food preparation and perhaps find new ideas for your own home cooking. Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/cookingwithsilk/support
Categories: Arts
Visalia’s Podcast is Visalia’s first ever podcast created by Visalians for Visalians! Learn insider information about businesses, hear locals talk about the community & find out which entrepreneurs in Visalia you should be following on social media. Follow Visalia’s Podcast on Instagram @visaliaspodcast for positive posts & LIVE videos straight from the host. Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/visaliaspodcast/support
Categories: Society & Culture
Originally aired (and still airing!) on Boston University’s student-run radio station, All You Can Eat is your home for everything about food. We cover anything and everything that a BU student might need to know about food on and near campus. From our delectable discussions to our showtime staple segments, we’ll leave you coming back for seconds. In between chatting, we play a selection of unique songs– all food-related, of course– from our database, sourced from an online exhibition by artist Matt Bua and added to by DJs and listeners (playlists available in episode descriptions).
Categories: Arts
Hosts Vision and Rhythm discuss what you’ve been sleeping on in music, TV, and movies. Check out their blog at www.theslepton.com. Don’t sleep.
Categories: Music
In this mega-valuable podcast, I will peel back the protective covering on how to build an incredibly successful online business. I will single handily expose the truths and myths of affiliate marketing, online business and passive income businesses. I will also share my 30 plus years of experience, examples and new discoveries with you. This is THE place where you can learn to lead and excel and get rich from things you currently know nothing about. So, if you one of the many who have secretly wished you could generate income while you were NOT working, this Podcast was designed for you.
Categories: Business, Education
Tags: affiliate, blogging, markeing, marketing, social, video
Een podcast uit Brooklyn, NY, in het Nederlands en in het Engels over leven en werken in Brooklyn, New York, met interviews en hedendaagse Amerikaanse culturele wetenswaardigheden. Host: Bob van Pelt A podcast in Flemish Dutch and English about living and working in Brooklyn, New York, with interviews and cultural highlights. Host: Bob van Pelt
Categories: Arts
Two bestfriends talking about anything and everything.
Categories: Comedy
Robbery, murder and treason. Strange happenings in quiet English villages. A book critic who happens to find a corpse with its head crushed, an Irish freedom fighter framed for a crime, the disappearance of a valuable coin, a strange dispute over a property claim and a host of other intriguing situations make up the contents of G K Chesterton’s collection of short stories The Man Who Knew Too Much. For fans of Chesterton’s immortal clerical sleuth, Father Brown, these stories are equally delightful and intricately wrought. The man who knows too much is in fact, the protagonist, Horne Fisher, who is doomed to solve mysteries, but faces a moral dilemma each time he arrives at the solution. He is connected by blood and friendship to all the leading political figures of the country and a wrong move on his part could bring the government down. Hence, in all these stories, Horne Fisher’s intelligence allows him to unravel the most complex of enigmas and then discover that things are not as simple as they seem. Often the victims deserve their fate and are in fact more criminal than their killers. Fisher is accompanied in his investigations by a young reporter, Harold March, with whom he engages in long philosophical conversations. These are another attractive feature of the stories. Apart from the mystery element the stories provide deep insights into the murky world of politics and the darker side of human nature. They have continued to delight readers since they first appeared in 1922. The stories are also brilliant examples of Chesterton’s craft. His mastery over the language, brilliant style and deeply humanitarian outlook make these stories a delight for readers of any age. Gilbert Keith Chesterton was a multitalented English genius. He was a poet, biographer (he wrote a detailed biography of Charles Dickens) theologian, playwright, hymn writer, novelist, art and music critic and political philosopher. He authored more than eighty books, thousands of essays, hundreds of poems and contributed extensively to several newspapers. As the contemporary of Oscar Wilde, George Bernard Shaw and Hilaire Belloc, G K Chesterton often engaged in public and deeply philosophical debates with many of them. For modern day readers, The Man Who Knew Too Much provides valuable insights into the workings of both Edwardian and present day governments. It can be read on several levels and above all, certainly appeals to mystery story fans of any age!
Categories: Arts
Tags: audio books, audiobook, ebooks, fiction, free audio books, G. K. Chesterton, Literature, Loyal Books, loyalbooks.com, MYSTERY, The Man Who Knew Too Much
A rapid fire, quick topic show presenting commentary, news, and notes on the JFK assassination from veteran researchers and podcasters Rob Clark and Doug Campbell.
Categories: History, News, True Crime
If These Walls Could Talk features Dillon and Jody Walls, two parents who happen to be married to each other, talk about life in ministry, leading their family, learning from those around them, and making a home to house it all in. Dillon and Jody will also discuss how to maintain balance between ministry, family, and marriage as church leadership. A light-hearted conversation with Dillon and Jody, to help encourage couples and parents as they seek to lead their family everyday and help point each other, their family, and others to Christ.
Categories: Religion & Spirituality