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Tune in each Thursday for 15 to 25 minute weekly profiles on the backgrounds and stories of the people that make world of international business law turn.

Categories: Business

Into the Wardrobe is a children’s movie discussion podcast hosted by two Millennials trying to understand their childhoods. Together, Shaun and Jen go back in time to the movies they watched as kids, tackling everything from the film’s relevance to now, how it holds up, how being an adult changes how you see things, and more. Into the Wardrobe is part of The Skiffy and Fanty Show podcast network. If you want to find out more about us and our other shows, go to skiffyandfanty.com.

Categories: TV & Film

This book features a series of short stories collected by renowned ethnologist Henry R. Schoolcraft. The stories are adapted from old Native American legends with the aim to protect their authenticity from future contamination. Schoolcraft made it his duty to learn the Native American folklore, after living among them in the Great Lakes region and experiencing their culture firsthand. The allegorical collection include tales of adventure, whilst offering exciting explanations for natural phenomena as perceived by members of the tribe and their ancestors, who have passed down the tales from one generation to the next. The collection of stories begins with the introduction of wise and venerable Iagoo, whose respected position and function in the tribe is to preserve their history through the means of storytelling. It is his role as a storyteller to recount tales of the customs and traditions of their people to attentive young listeners. Consequently begin the tales of mythological and fascinating events, which take place in a time when animals could speak and the world was still new. Personification is therefore generously applied and embraced throughout the collection. The stories serve a purpose of endorsing morals, expressing the sweet rewards of good conduct, and ultimately act as cautionary tales to portray the consequences of certain traits. Celebrating interconnectedness between man and nature, the stories support the idea that every course of action has a consequence and that humans are not superior to nature, but equally valuable while sharing responsibility and purpose. What makes the collection so fascinating is the fact that the stories have been passed down throughout generations by oral traditions, therefore signifying their cultural richness and identity. Depicting a close relationship between mankind, spirits, animals, and nature, the stories depict a cultural tradition successfully portrayed in the pages of the anthology. Furthermore the compilation allows readers to observe and learn more about a culture preserved in a most intriguing manner.

Categories: Arts, Kids & Family

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A dose of reality, love, family, friendships and healing

Categories: Society & Culture

Seann Walsh and Paul McCaffrey moan for exactly 15 minutes about the things that infuriate everyone. What is wrong with everyone?!

Categories: Comedy

The Broken Earth Spoilers podcast is a deep dive into the hidden meanings, foreshadowings, and character motivations in the Broken Earth trilogy, written by NK Jemisin. A podcast designed for readers who have finished the series and are looking for deeper discussions about this amazing trilogy.

This show is part of the Spreaker Prime Network, if you are interested in advertising on this podcast, contact us at https://www.spreaker.com/show/5545291/advertisement

Categories: Arts, Fiction

Lauren is a psychic medium based in the Hunter Valley, NSW Australia. Lauren will be talking all things spiritual and will be connecting with her audience for discussion topics as well as doing readings for those she is drawn to each podcast! 🦋

Categories: Religion & Spirituality

The Only Scott podcast is a podcast created and hosted by Scott McDonald-Bull. The Only Scott podcast covers whatever Scott decides to set his mind and discuss. The podcast also involves some lucky guests who get too indulge in his curiosity about different subjects and discussions (maybe not so lucky but they seem to have fun).
Scott is based out of Auckland New Zealand and regularly uploads podcasts covering all kinds of subject matter from such as (but not limited to) music, marketing, geo-politics, martial arts and whatever else he decides he is interested in at the time.

Categories: Music, News, Society & Culture

Tags: Comedy, Current Events, Entertainment, Fun, male humour, music, new zealand, News, opinions, Politics, Society & Culture

In each episode we ask a leading historian, novelist or public figure the tantalising question, “If you could travel back through time, which year would you visit?” Once they have made their choice, then they guide us through that year in three telling scenes. We have visited Pompeii in 79AD, Jerusalem in 1187, the Tower of London in 1483, Colonial America in 1776, 10 Downing Street in 1940 and the Moon in 1969. Chosen as one of the Evening Standard’s Best History Podcasts of 2020. Presented weekly by Sunday Times bestselling writer Peter Moore, award-winning historian Violet Moller and Artemis Irvine.

Categories: History

We live in a complex world where we are surrounded by things and gadgets that make our life, well, let’s say easy. But in this busy schedule, when we take most of things for granted, we hardly pause for a second to think about how this thing came into being and who the brains behind it were. We often use the phrase “Necessity is the mother of all inventions” but do you know a ton of the world inventions were actually accidental?

The inventions that changed the world on its head and became a part of our daily lives have often an interesting story to tell – a story that can be a great source of inspiration and is in itself an epitome of resilience, and of perseverance. These are the stories that can act as a guiding light for the young kids of today and encourage them to continue to pursue their dreams in the face of adversity. And that is what we are here to bring to you in our latest podcast “Inventopedia – Stories of Great Inventors and Their Inventions”.

We talk about the facts, the circumstances, the accidents, the heartbreaks, and the “Eureka” moments when all the years of hard work came to fruition and sometimes resulting in big acknowledgments like Noble Prizes. So if you are a science buff like the team at Chimes Radio, quench your thirst with us, and let’s go on a journey around the world talking about some of the great inventors and their inventions that changed the world.

Listen to our podcast “Inventopedia- Stories of Inventors and Their Inventions”, and enjoy it whenever you want by downloading our Free Chimes Radio mobile apps from Google and Apple App stores.

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QR code means Quick response code , A black and white label that is not so attractive to look at but is a great use. QR code stores the biggest data and also processes it very fast. And in today’s digital era, it is proving to be a boon for the banking sector. Know when and where the QR code was invented. Listen to the podcast to know all the details. https://chimesradio.com http://onelink.to/8uzr4g https://www.instagram.com/vrchimesradio/ https://www.facebook.com/chimesradio/ Support the show: https://www.patreon.com/chimesradio See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Categories: Education, History, Kids & Family, Science

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Where I give my (un)informed opinions about the best movie of the year for every year from 1920 to today. Also, I highlight an interesting movie from each year to discuss. Part history, part autobiography, part celebration of movies.

Categories: TV & Film

We are two Star Wars nerds who grew up with the original trilogy. In this new era of Star Wars content, we decided to go back in time and review the original Lucasfilm Cartoons starting in the 1970s and going forward to today. We discuss current events and review one cartoon episode in each of our shows. We began with the Star Wars Holiday Special and then the 1980s cartoons Droids and Ewoks. We will eventually cover the Clone Wars and Rebels and whatever comes next. We hope you join us on this journey through Star Wars cartoons.

Categories: TV & Film

We Buy Records is a podcast dedicated to vinyl record collecting (and sometimes selling). From cleaning tips to city buying reports interspersed with new vinyl reviews and vinyl stupidity. If you’re a crate-digger, this is the show for you….
Tim runs a record shop with his partner in East Sussex. When not hunting for records he enjoys composing melancholy electronic music and watching reviews of obsolete technology on the internet.

Paul has been collecting records for 30 years, mainly soundtracks, dance & electronica. Can often be found at 6am on a Sunday in a muddy field…. bent over a box of mouldy James Last LP’s searching for vinyl treasures… interspersed with visiting record shops around the UK & beyond…

Categories: Music

Go on an adventure into unexpected corners of the health and science world each week with award-winning host Maiken Scott. The Pulse takes you behind the doors of operating rooms, into the lab with some of the world’s foremost scientists, and back in time to explore life-changing innovations. The Pulse delivers stories in ways that matter to you, and answers questions you never knew you had.

Categories: Health & Fitness, Science, Technology

Welcome to the Best of Oncology podcast series, brought to you by OncologyEducation. Join our medical oncology experts as they discuss clinical implications of the latest advances and the hottest topics in the treatment and management of cancer.

Categories: Health & Fitness

Tags: asco, cancer, ESMO, oncology

Let Go of the Past, Discover Mindfulness and Create your Perfect Future

 What’s Coming This Episode? Our lives lead us all down different paths. We all have different stories. Alison Blackler, author of A Path Travelled, has a story worth telling. The book is packed full of lessons we can all take with us, so we invited her on to talk about her path and how […]

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Categories: Education, Health & Fitness, Society & Culture

Brown Don’t Frown was borne out of a personal journey with womanhood. As a British Bangladeshi, navigating mainstream Feminism often felt exclusionary to me because it didn’t seem to value the experiences or views which shaped my grandmother’s, aunts’, mother’s or friends’ lives. Through this podcast, we seek to build a more inclusive discourse, which breaks down presumptions about different cultures, and shines a positive light on the stories of underrepresented women. Featuring new guest(s) from different walks of life in each episode, Brown Don’t Frown seeks to engage ordinary women and facilitate openness towards entirely new perspectives. It hopes to spark honest and meaningful conversations about intersectional feminist themes in contemporary society with the acknowledgement that our views are shaped by our cultural, racial, religious, social and political experiences. Whether it’s discussing society’s preconceptions about the Hijab with a British-born Jamaican Muslim woman or examining the impact of gendered expectations on our ability to grieve on our own terms, we hope listeners finish each episode feeling more rounded than they did before. Follow us on: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/browndontfrownpodcast/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/bdfpodcast?lang=en Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/browndontfrownpodcast LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/browndontfrownpodcast

Categories: Society & Culture