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Learn the basics of how to make money online. This is a very unique system and training on how I pull in 6 figures online working from home.

Categories: Business

Tags: business, internet, make, Money, online

Follow Chris as he explores stories from around the globe, from his own ink well, and from other writers and storytellers.

Categories: Arts

You are the exact mom your children need, and the motherhood you want is there – it’s just hidden! Grab my hand and listen to my short, sweet and actionable episodes every week to uncover a motherhood where you flourish!

Grab your free resources for motherhood: www.anchoredwithlara.com

Categories: Kids & Family

A mix of muddled and rambled words which descends into meaningful and powerful content. Follows a media agency called YouMeUs, looks at careers in media and interesting things that are happening in the media sphere.

Categories: Arts

Film is something that connects. It transcends languages, race, and genders. Whether it’s a classic like It’s a Wonderful Life, an unbelievable disaster like The Room, or a modern Masterpiece like Logan. We’re here to share our thoughts on it all, and hopefully have a few laughs along the way.

Categories: TV & Film

Welcome to Tyrent Podcast brought to you by Debdip Banerjee, a 22-year-old engineer and currently MS candidate at The University of Utah. Here you’ll find the full conversations with various dignitaries from Tech, Science, and Business fields and how their work is bringing value to this world along with personal stuff from Debdip’s life where he discusses his experiences while making cool stuff like Simulation and Intelligent systems. Videos of all these episodes will be at ‘TYRENT’ youtube channel.

Categories: Technology

My podcast is about believing in yourself not giving up.

Categories: Arts

Comedian Bill Squire discusses films and televisions shows with friends.

Categories: TV & Film

“My Movie Collection” is a podcast about movies I’ve acquired over the years. DOWNLOAD: MMC Ep. 8 Trick or Treat(s) (1982, 1986) My buddy Doug McCoy of “McCoyCast” (http://mccoycast.wordpress.com) joins me as we discuss two movies: Trick or Treats (1982), and Trick or Treat (1986). We discuss our thoughts on the movies along with our “Halloweenishness” rating for the season. Enjoy! My special guest: Doug McCoy Doug’s Sites: … More MMC Ep. 8 Trick or Treat(s) (1982, 1986)

Categories: TV & Film

Tags: collection, Education, film, Fun, happy, land, mmc, movie, Movies, MY, Podcast, Podcasts, zerbe, Zerbinator

A new entry into the Logic podcasts, Film Logic promises to look at the movies of yesterday, today, and tomorrow with all the fandoms inbetween. Fun trivia, candid reviews, and comedic takes on a 100 years of movies

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Categories: Arts, TV & Film

Tags: action movies, movie reviews, Sci Fi Movies

At Buckeye Telecom, we are technology advisors. What does that mean to you? Very simple. We are an outside sales/support arm for the carrier channel. We work with only the top providers. We have a team of engineers who are the best in the industry. In our podcast, we explore and answer the most common questions asked of us. We promise to make you laugh and also give you helpful information regarding technology/telecom. Sometimes, we might drop an F-Bomb, so if this offends you, don’t listen. Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/buckeyetelecom/support

Categories: Technology

Paul, Scott and Frank talk the Buffalo Bills: Triumphs and Woes

Categories: Sports

Host @Stacefresh & @Arsknowledge team up to give you the “All In Check Podcast”, discussing topics on Music, Society, Culture & Community. Open Minded & Opinionated, Driven, & Motivated.

Categories: Music

“Truer, but also darker.” This is the real origin story behind America’s decision to go to the moon. The story we learn starts with Sputnik, then President Kennedy’s challenge, and ends with triumph: an American flag on the lunar surface. But in the 50 years that have passed since the moon landing, as presidential documents have been declassified and secret programs have been revealed, a wilder story has begun to emerge. “Moonrise,” a new Washington Post narrative mini-series, digs into the nuclear arms race of the Cold War, the transformation of American society and politics, and even the birth of science fiction, to unearth what really drove us to the moon. Join host Lillian Cunningham (of the Presidential and Constitutional podcasts) as she uncovers a story that has so much to reveal about America — and about the dreams and nightmares of being human on this Earth.

Categories: History, Society & Culture

From tattoo artists to photographers, sculptors to musicians, Issy Wells speaks to the people who are forming Taiwan’s vibrant creative scene every Friday.

Categories: Arts

Living Japan discusses modern Japanese culture, social issues, current events and news, and many other Japan related topics. We aim to appeal to people who have lots of experience and knowledge on Japan as to those who are just beginning to learn about Japan or are thinking of coming here for short or long term stays. On the web, you can find us at livingjapanpodcast.wordpress.com Email us any questions or comments at livingjapanpodcast@gmail.com Thanks for listening!

Categories: Society & Culture

Tags: anime, anthropology, commentary, ghibli, GSAPS, issues, Japan, japanese, manga, otaku, shibuya, shinjuku, social, Studio, Waseda

A limited series podcast exploring the filmography of Stanley Kubrick. Hosts William Beutler and Renan Borelli focus on one film per episode, tell the story behind each, and attempt to explain what made Kubrick one of the most-admired filmmakers of all time.

Categories: TV & Film

Tags: Filmmaking, Movies, stanleykubrick

An off-the-cuff stream of Functional Programming ideas, skills, patterns, and news from Functional Programming expert Eric Normand of LispCast. Why does some design advice work for some people, but not for others? And why do some agile practices work for some people, but not for others? I call that The Christopher Alexander Effect and explain how it works.

Categories: Education, News