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Hey this is Jodi and Chris from Love & The Outcome, welcome to our podcast! We’re a married couple who rock out together, we’re parents of Milo and Ziggy, and we’re following Jesus as best as we can. This podcast will take you on our journey covering family, spirituality, wellness, and of course music. Our life is a road trip, our mess is our message… we’re happy to invite you into it!

Categories: Religion & Spirituality

Tags: christianmusic, family, Jesus, loveandtheoutcome, lovetheoutcome, marriage, motherhood, spirituality, thegodiknow, wellness

Bill Bennett discusses the news of the day and why it matter. Clear and candid conversations with special guests who are “in the know”.

Categories: Government, News

Only You Would Think That is a podcast hosted by professional standup comedians Mike Brody and Jessi Campbell. They are best friends throwing out strong, ridiculous, and hilarious opinions about everything and nothing all at once. From their home base of Minneapolis, MN. New episodes every Tuesday!

Categories: Comedy

Welcome to the Look What You Made Me Do podcast talking all things: life, relationships, entertainment and current events — always bringing it back to accountability. Hosted by Jala McFadden

Categories: Education

Zen Podcast series based on Mountain Cloud Zen Center’s Thursday evening dharma talks that explore classical koans of Zen. The podcasts help us in our mission of offering core Zen training in the lineage of Sanbo Zen to create healthier and kinder lives for all, while also supporting our Three Treasures Prison Project in which we work with inmates in a maximum security prison, as well as serving the immediate community of Santa Fe, New Mexico, our international sangha, and the broader world community of all beings.

Categories: Education, Religion & Spirituality

The literary podcast presented by John Mitchinson and Andy Miller. For show notes visit backlisted.fm and get an extra two shows a month by supporting the pod at patreon.com/backlisted

Categories: Arts, Leisure

Tags: Arts, Books, chat, Comedy, Literature, Reading, writing

Conversations with Indie Filmmakers about their part in the process. We talk with Writers, Directors, DP’s, Actors, Editors and more all about their craft and creative process. Welcome to the Script to Screen Podcast!

The Script to Screen Podcast – Season 2!

This Season I (Josh Mangrum) Co-Host with my friend Parker Starnes, each episode, we set a 10min timer and talk about a specific aspect of screenwriting.

Today we are discussing what makes a good hero.

We discuss heroes like Luke Skywalker, Batman (from the Dark Knight), Iron Man, and more. We also discuss “the Boring Hero,” the difference between Main Character and Protagonist, Hero/Villian dynamics, and much more!

Please subscribe to the Script to Screen Podcasts on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts.

Categories: Arts, Technology, TV & Film

Experience the World’s Finest Whiskey, One Bottle at a Time. Beast Masters Club is the first of its kind – a podcast that is recorded live during monthly whiskey tastings led by industry experts and master distillers. Each tasting features a new limited release whiskey that is available for sale at www.BeastMastersClub.com. Join the club and taste these incredible whiskeys while you listen along at home and learn from the people who made them!

Categories: Arts, Society & Culture

Tags: beast, beastmaster, Bourbon, Cheers, distiller, dram, malt, master, rye, scotch, singlebarrel, smoke, smokey, smoky, sourmash, Whiskey

Podcast series from Welsh National Opera

Categories: Arts

Tags: Arts, opera, The O Word, Wales, Welsh National Opera, WNO

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Categories: Music

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Lincolnshire Rural Support Network is a volunteer-led charity providing pastoral and practical support to the farming community and rural people during periods of anxiety and stress, and with problems relating to their families and businesses. Listen to our series to learn how we help and support the agricultural community and how you could help too, from health and wellbeing to industry news and exciting fundraising activities we have it all. If you are in need of help, call our helpline 0800 138 1710 open daily 8am – 8pm. For more information go to www.lrsn.co.uk or to donate to LRSN go to www.justgiving.com/lrsn Music composed by David Hawes LRSN Back on Track is recorded, edited and produced by Ellie Codling In this Agricultural industry update episode we discuss how LRSN can support a farming family faced with Bovine TB concerns within their herd. We discuss how the change from Basic Payment Scheme to Environmental Land Management scheme will effect farmers and the recent announcement regarding the consultation on the lump-sum payment, “exit” scheme as part of the Agricultural Transition Plan with James Walton and Phil Dunn from Brown and Co. Plus, we have faced some very strange weather so far this year with late frosts, a dry April and a very wet May, we chat to Ben Atkinson about the impact this may have. Thanks also to everyone who took part in the Mad May Marathon and to everyone who has sponsored and donated towards this fundraiser. We hear from some of the participants and the fun they have had. If you would like to access support from LRSN here is how you can get in touch. Helpline – 0800 138 1710 open daily 8am-8pm Visit the website https://www.lrsn.co.uk/ (https://www.lrsn.co.uk/) Visit the facebook page https://www.facebook.com/lincsruralsupportnetwork To donate through Just Giving http://www.justgiving.com/lrsn (www.justgiving.com/lrsn)

Categories: Business, Health & Fitness, Society & Culture

During these shortest days and longest nights of our pandemic year, our Macalester Center for Religious and Spiritual Life embarks on a podcast adventure. Each day, we’ll hear from someone else with a short episode, sharing stories about where and how we’re making home this winter. We might interview elders, children, or roommates. We might share cozy things we’ve encountered, or children’s stories, folktales, poems or music that we love. By sharing snippets of our lives and loves, we’ll know each other a little bit, and build a sense of home right now.

Categories: Religion & Spirituality

Welcome to the weekly Sunday morning sermon podcast from The Riverside Church. For more information visit our website at www.trcnyc.org.

Categories: Religion & Spirituality

A place to connect, to talk about real life stuff, to be bold, to be blunt, to laugh, to cry and to have fun! This page will be a mixture of podcasts, lives, building community for parents and just freaking fun

Categories: Kids & Family, Society & Culture

Linda R Davis Raven of Peace and Poetry @ bitsofpoetry.com

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Growing one awareness at a time. Deepening our understanding of ourselves and living in the present, with a hint of psychology research and theory in the mix. This podcast blends spirituality and psychology, and each episode provides practical tips to be more present with yourself and live a more meaningful life, from the perspective of a psychologist with a background in mindfulness and Eastern philosophy. Youtube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCO5n25rkQY4iSPBysUo0N2w/ Interested in the music featured in any of the episodes? Visit: https://www.musicglue.com/the8thhouse

Categories: Religion & Spirituality

The Hospitality Leadership Podcast is a weekly show hosted by Andy Jones, a hospitality and high-performance leadership coach with over a decade of experience leading in various industries. Andy interviews industry leaders and shares actionable strategies for success, helping hospitality professionals at every level of the organisation take their skills and businesses to the next level. Whether you’re an owner, manager, or aspiring leader, The Hospitality Leadership Podcast can help you stay up-to-date on the latest industry trends and learn from the experts. Tune in weekly to join the conversation and don’t forget to subscribe and leave a review to help spread the word!

Categories: Arts, Business

The documentary unit of APM Reports (formerly American RadioWorks) has produced more than 140 programs on topics such as health, history, education and justice.

Sixteen-year-old Myon Burrell was sent to prison for life after a stray bullet killed an 11-year-old girl in Minneapolis in 2002. Amy Klobuchar, who was Minneapolis’ top prosecutor, brought first-degree murder charges as part of a national crackdown on gang violence — a crackdown that engulfed young men of color.

Burrell maintained his innocence for 18 years in prison. AP reporter Robin McDowell spent a year looking into Burrell’s case and found that multiple people had lied about Burrell’s involvement in the shooting, and police didn’t talk to his alibi witnesses. In December 2020, the state commuted Burrell’s sentence, allowing him to walk free.

This end to a prison sentence is rare: Burrell’s case was the first time in at least 28 years that Minnesota commuted a sentence for a violent crime case. But the factors that put Burrell in prison are not rare at all. According to The Sentencing Project, there are 10,000 people serving life sentences in the U.S. for crimes committed when they were juveniles. Half of them are Black. Burrell’s longshot reveals just how difficult it is to right a wrong in our criminal justice system. How many other Myons are there?

Categories: Society & Culture