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The Post-apocalypse’s PREMIERE movie talk podcast. No holds barred snobbish cinema criticism and raucous NON-Politically Correct banter. Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/cinemapocalypsenow/support

Categories: TV & Film

Welcome to Life, Sunny-Side Up! Each week, join Marianne and her friends with conversations on motherhood, creativity, lifestyle, and design. Take a look at life from a modern perspective with tips around food, health, and kids. The Life, Sunny-Side up! Podcast is available on your favorite podcast app, weekly on Tuesdays.

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Categories: Health & Fitness, Kids & Family, Leisure

Tags: cleaneating, Decor, family, marianneanderson, marketing, parenting, thisloudhouse

Todd enters into the Abyss of thought in conversations with friends on topics that interest them. Philosophy, religion, psychology, politics, ethics, and the arts.

Categories: Religion & Spirituality, Society & Culture

Tags: christianity, mormonism, Philosophy, religion

Welcome to the Good Shepherd Podcast. We will be giving you devotionals, guided prayer, teaching, and at times during the year will produce a Daily podcast. Thank you for subscribing!

Categories: Arts

Talking about famous modern philosophical ideas. How we can integrate these thinkers ideas in the modern world.

Categories: Society & Culture

Just two comic nerds talking about movies.

In this week’s episode of The Sensational She Pod, Carolyn and Chelsey, alongside Roommate Lover/third co-host, Brian, we discuss the 1998’s Blade, 2008’s Twilight, who should play Deacon Frost and Caro’s 10 year Beef with a Karen.

Categories: TV & Film

Welcome to Love-Listen-Talk-Repeat hosted by Wendy Capewell. This is a podcast for people who are invested in keeping their relationship happy, healthy and in great shape. Wendy will be talking about those tricky situations and life events that can cause problems in the happiest relationships as well as talking with other specialists about all things relating to relationships.

Categories: Health & Fitness, Kids & Family

Tags: anxiety, happymarriage, lonely, Romanticrelationships, selfworth, single, toxic

Messages from Big C Ministries including The Big C Men’s Breakfast, POPS!, Hymns & Hope, and The Men’s Power Brunch! Our mission is to equip men to become producers for Christ.

Categories: Religion & Spirituality

Daily Affirmations, Wisdom, and Light!

Categories: Education

Too many classical musicians go through the difficult and demanding grind of music school or years of lessons, and find out: “hmm, this isn’t what I thought it was going to be like,” or think: “why didn’t anyone talk about what being a musician was really like?”

Well, that’s why we’re here.

The term Per Service is typically how we judge how good a gig is..because we’d say a gig pays…$95 per service (where each rehearsal or concert is a service). But money doesn’t have to be the only way to measure how good a gig is. It could be worthwhile because of the conductor is awesome, or which colleagues you get to work with, or because there’s a great BBQ joint across the street from the hall, or for many other reasons that don’t get counted for in just the rate per service.

We’re four musicians who want to talk openly about what it’s really like, and invite you to join in the conversation too at www.perservice.co

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Categories: Arts

This is the show about it all! Me and my Jr Keith. Food, fashion, current events, and anything you guys suggest will be topics on this show. Don’t miss a second of what might be the words that makes you who you always wanted to be!!!!!!

Categories: Kids & Family

Join Tim and Audreyann, parents of four kids and lovers of all things Disney, as they talk about Disney parks and the tips and tricks all parents need to make the most of their Disney Parks trip.Don’t forget to follow us on Instagram at dreaming.of.disney.podcast!

Categories: Kids & Family, Society & Culture

Tags: Disney, disney parks, Disney World, Disneyland, family, Kids, parenting, travel, walt disney

On the first episode of the Work in Sports podcast, Carl Manteau of the Milwaukee Bucks said, “I’ve always enjoyed sharing insight into working in the sports industry, the things I wish I knew when I was starting out. I love the idea of this podcast, and I’m thrilled to be a part of it.”

That summarized this whole project beautifully.

I’m Brian Clapp, Director of Content for WorkinSports.com and the host of the Work in Sports podcast. I’m sharing all of my best career advice gathered over 25 years in the sports industry, and I’m bringing in a bunch of old and new friends to do that same.

We’re sharing our knowledge with you, so that you can be better prepared to make your mark in the sports industry. Friends like Colleen Scoles, Philadelphia Eagles, Talent Acquisition Manager (episode 5), Mark Crepeau, Basketball Hall of Fame VP of Marketing (episode 8), Josh Rawitch, Arizona Diamondbacks Sr. VP of Content and Communication (episode 18), Chris Fritzsching, Detroit Lions Director of Football Education and many more.

Every Wednesday I bring in a special sports industry guest, like the names listed above. And every Monday and Friday I go solo, digging deep into a fan question related to working in the sports industry. Topics like, are sports conferences worth attending (episode 22)? What are the best entry level sports jobs (episode 17)? How do I prepare for a sports interview (episode 14)?

We’re covering everything related to sports careers, so if you want to make your love of sports more than just a hobby or escape, this is the place to learn more! Hey everybody, I’m Brian Clapp, VP of Content and Engaged Learning at WorkInSports.com and this is the Work In Sports podcast… As I talk to young people across the country, there is an undercurrent of panic in their collective voices. It sounds a lot like pressure and fear. I’m no neuroscientist, but anecdotally is sure seems negative news accumulates in our brains much faster than positive. Using myself as an example, I’ll remember the one review giving one star and commenting that the “host has a weird voice and delivery. His questions meander and lack any interesting quality.” That will stick in my brain FOREVER. It comes up in my subconscious as I write questions, it comes up live during interviews, it comes up during the editing process where I wonder if this person isn’t right. The hundreds of positive reviews lack the power to cut through this dissenting voice. Now let’s spin this to your existence. Dot com Headline: Unemployment is High! Sports Hiring Manager: We get 400 applicants for each job! Podcast host: If you don’t get the right experience, you won’t get noticed! The data you have coming at you is discouraging, panic inducing and amounts to pressure. I can hear the message you are giving yourself, “if I don’t choose everything perfect, from internships to majors to skill development to networking to interviewing technique…I’ll be lost and I will fail.” Wow. That’s heavy. But again, that’s the voice I hear coming from the young people I speak with today. I did a little analysis with this thought in mind. I went through our podcast guests, who as you know are amazing people in the sports industry…and around 37% of them started their careers elsewhere other than sports. Even more than that, around 47% majored in something completely unrelated to their current career. All of this is to say, take it easy on yourself. Your career is not a straight line, it is not something you can plan out perfectly, it is organic and takes shape as you live through it. Have a plan, have goals, have accomplishments in mind like building your network and gaining the experience that matches industry demand…but don’t be rigid. Today’s guest is a shining example of this pattern. Michelle Andres was a political science major. In fact, she so loved politics she received her Master’s in Political Science – Campaign Management. But then, she didn’t love the work itself. I’ll let her give you the details…but think about that a second. She didn’t do 7 sports internships. She didn’t have a vast network of sports connections. But she landed a job with the Orlando Magic as the Assistant Director of Interactive Marketing, and her career has grown rapidly ever since, where she is now the SVP f Ravens Media with the Baltimore Ravens. Why? She will explain that, and a whole lot more… here’s Michelle Andres.

Categories: Business, Sports

We’re Adam Price and Jesse Paddock, and this is our podcast Fan’s Notes. Basically, it’s us yakking about two of our favorite things: books and basketball. Each episode will feature us discussing one of our favorite books, and then segue into some aspect of basketball (usually NBA-related but not exclusively.) We’re hopeful that the two will resonate in some thematic or aesthetic ways, but if not the conversation should still be lively.

Categories: Arts

Tags: Arts, BASKETBALL, Books, Literature, nba, Raleigh

Podcast of messages recorded by Scotts Hill Baptist Church located in Wilmington, NC.

For more information about our church, visit www.scottshill.org

Categories: Religion & Spirituality

I’d like to welcome everyone to my new Podcast Dave’s Daily Crypto Take In this channel I will be providing you with news on a daily basis about cryptocurrency, bitcoin, blockchain, FIAT. My main purpose is to share UNBIASED news and updates. Ultimately I learn and hopefully you learn while I go on this journey. Please subscribe, like, and share so that more and more people can view this content. DISCLAIMER: I will never give any financial advice. And my channel is not considered official Financial Advice. Please do your research before anything

Categories: Business

NEW EPISODES EVERY SUNDAY! The Thicker than Water Podcast is an energetic, entertaining and sometimes controversial podcast that explores the intriguing relationship between 4 Ghanaian siblings (3 brothers and a sister) that now (for the most part) live in the United States. The conversations examine a plethora of topics; including our African origins, issues pertaining to living in the United States, and broader life issues like family, religion, racism, individual aspirations, popular culture, current news, and much more. Episodes delve into family background, daily struggles, enlightened revelations, character traits, earthly navigation tactics. The verbal exchanges are dynamic, the viewpoints are honest, and above all, the authenticity and realness shine through in every episode. This podcast is important to the siblings because it acts as an anxiety reliever and it is also an explicit reaffirmation of their bond. Listeners can relate to many aspects of discussed topics and draw inspiration from the fact that all experiences are relevant.

Categories: Society & Culture

Each Wednesday, Shane McInnes is joined by a champion of the game to step down memory lane and discuss a momentous edition of a corresponding match of that round.
Never-before-heard stories about iconic footy moments, life after footy, and plenty of banter and insight to get you hyped for the round ahead!

Follow/Subscribe to Footy: Then and Now on all major podcast platforms to never miss an episode!

Categories: Sports