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A podcast series presented by Faith Church. Pastor Toby Youngblood voices his faith and guidance in today’s broken world.

Categories: Religion & Spirituality

Listen to Sean and Benjamin interrupt each other and laugh at their own jokes while they discuss movies as a means to go off on wild tangents. Also, reviews of movie trailers for films which they don’t plan on watching.

Categories: TV & Film

Check-In is a new kind of travel podcast where the faces and names working in the industry give their take on the state of travel and tell their own personal stories about how they fell in love with travel and with the industry.

Categories: Society & Culture

Founder and journalist Erica Berger talks to artists, activists, and entrepreneurs about how they lived through uncertainty, and how they live lives that are always “to be determined.”

Categories: Business, Religion & Spirituality, Society & Culture

Everyday Spirituality Radio with Nancy Monson
Everyday Spirituality is the home of Soul Purpose Advocate, Nancy Monson, MA, MBA, CPCC. Her mission and life’s work is to liberate people from their inner suffering and help them live their soul’s unique purpose.

As an advocate for the soul, she focuses on four things:
•Using the soul’s GPS to reveal to a person who they are truly meant to be
•Embracing and holding sacred the messages of their soul
•Helping to fully accept, express and celebrate their unique magnificence
•Releasing the conditioning that sabotages living their soul’s purpose

Nancy is a teacher who uses her deep wisdom to share why and how someone can finally live their soul’s true purpose. She begins with Human Design, the GPS for living a soul-directed life. Human Design gives people access to the blueprint of their soul’s unique potentiality. Then using her combination of tools and methodologies from Neuro Linguistic Programming to clairvoyance, she guides people through the alchemical process of inner change, to dissolve their limiting beliefs and blocks, as they are reborn into their authentic selves and honor their soul’s purpose.

The midlife passage is one of the most powerful opportunities to bring forth the full potential and purpose of one’s soul. In her forthcoming book about women’s midlife rebirth, Nancy shares her and other women’s stories of their challenges through the midlife passage. From her own journey and deep study, she reveals essential little-known knowledge about and removes the mystery from what’s unfolding for every woman through the most self-empowering transition women can experience—stepping powerfully into their soul’s full potential and purpose. Her book is a guide and companion for consciously navigating the midlife passage to live a soul-directed life every day.

Who is Nancy Monson?
Nancy Monson is a Soul Purpose Advocate devoted to supporting people living a soul-directed life every day. The midlife passage, in particular, is the most powerful time to awaken to the soul’s potential and purpose. Nancy guides people through this rebirth and create a meaningful and joyous soul-directed life.She brings a host of skills, talents, wisdom and a lifetime of transformative experiences to guide people who are truly ready to live their soul’s unique potential and purpose every day. The midlife passage is the most powerful time to awaken to the soul’s potential and purpose. Nancy guides people through this rebirth and create a meaningful and joyous soul-directed life.

She brings a host of skills, talents, wisdom and a lifetime of transformative experiences to guide people who are truly ready to live their soul’s unique potential and purpose every day. For the past fifteen years, Nancy has been guiding women who struggle with challenging career and life transitions as their spiritual mentor, teacher, and healer – their Soul Purpose Advocate. It’s her unique combination of strategic and pragmatic skills, sense of the big picture, and her wonder and interest in the people on this planet that bring her to the work she offers women.

Nancy holds an MBA in Organizational Behavior from UC Berkeley’s Hass School of Business, an MA in the Science of Creative Intelligence from the Maharishi University of Management, and a BS in Mathematics from Cal Poly, San Luis Obispo. She also has completed trainings with special emphasis in Human Design, Evolutionary Leadership, life and relationship coaching, spiritual guidance, Tantric counseling, Deep Emotional Release™ bodywork, and Reiki energy healing. Nancy is also a facilitator of 7 Habits of Highly Effective People personal empowerment course, and a coach of the Women, Power, and Body Esteem transformation program for women.

Along with her advanced degrees, 20 years of working with corporate executives and teams, and her myriad of transformational methodology certifications, she adds 25 years of outdoor leadership and wilderness adventures to help guide women through midlife-rebirth. She believes nature is immensely healing and transformative, taking us to a deep place of inner connection with our own true nature.

Categories: Religion & Spirituality

A raw and uncut series told from the experiences and point of views of a fiery latina who was raised to hold nothing back. From discussions on the tough topics to conversations on every day life, “That’s just that on that” was created to bring together different souls from different walks of life with one end goal in mind.. healing.

Categories: Society & Culture

One hour of new & classic hardstyle tracks from one of Australia’s leading & most respected artists.

Categories: Music

Tags: hard, hardstyle, qdance, s, sdee, style

To help you get the most of your travel experiences, Traveling with AAA takes you around the country and the world through conversations with industry pros. You’ll hear tips and tricks, travelers’ tales, and hard-won wisdom that will inspire you to plan your next adventure. The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are not necessarily the views of Auto Club Enterprises/The Automobile Club of Southern California, AAA and/or its affiliates.

Categories: Society & Culture

Duplass One is a podcast that takes the themes in Duplass Brother’s film and television and turns it into a conversation between artists in Saskatchewan Canada. It is not a review podcast, but rather, the Duplass Brother’s films and television shows are the springboard into significant conversation It is not endorsed or approved by the Duplass Brothers.

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Categories: TV & Film

This is a 60-second daily feature looking at most critical issues facing the family today. In these features, Focus on the Family offers practical advice on variety of subjects of interest for the whole family. Subjects include: marital, medical, emotional, parental and many more.

Categories: Religion & Spirituality, Society & Culture

Tell Me Your Tales is a conversational podcast. It’s a raw chat where Brady Threlfall (2:19 marathoner and school teacher) talks with people he finds interesting, wise, successful and/or inspiring in one way or another. The guests vary. Sometimes they’re elite runners and sometimes they’re people from the Echuca/Moama area. The content is hopefully something you’ll enjoy.Everyone has a story and in Tell Me Your Tales we hear them.

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Categories: Sports

Rawlings follows the development of printing from the origins of writing to modern printing. Some of the earliest records are ancient Egyptian, Greek and Roman recordings on papyrus and wax tablets. However, Rawlings acknowledges the sparse nature of this first fragile evidence, and limits speculation. Later, libraries of religious books grew in Europe, where monks copied individual books in monasteries. The “block printing” technique began with illustrations carved in wood blocks, while the text needed to be written by hand. Eventually, entire pages were printed as combinations of illustrations with text. The Biblia Pauperum, or “Bible of the Poor,” demonstrates this first time saving method. Later chapters focus on printing developing as an industry, especially after the invention of movable type. Two inventors are contested as the first inventor, Johann Gutenberg of Mentz in Germany, and Laurenz Coster of Haarlem in Holland. Rawlings describes the evidence for each side, along with stories and legends that grow around their names. Since many of the medieval books were meant to be admired as art by the illiterate majority and read only by an educated minority, copiers spent much time decorating manuscripts. Also, these highly decorated volumes needed to be protected. Here, Rawlings describes the techniques for binding and beautifying books. Arriving closer to the present day, Rawlings describes a few modern printing techniques that bring mass produced and cheap books to the now literate public. (Summary by LivelyHive)

Categories: Arts

Rachel and Cheyenne are a couple of personal finance nerds that decided after years of excitedly talking to each other about all things money, and many things not money, that they wanted to share what they have learned with others. Join them as they share information about personal finance from their perspectives! Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/whatthefinance/support

Categories: Education

The Masked Singer podcast nobody asked for, hosted by your new best friends, Dan and Belinda! This podcast was recorded remotely and as such may effect the audio quality.

Categories: Arts

Six beers, six topics, sixty minutes.

Categories: Comedy, Society & Culture

Tags: Beer, conversation, Entertainment, Funny, talk

Kate believes that transformation is possible for everyone. She helps clients identify their unique opportunities—and what may be standing in the way—so that they can become the leaders they were meant to be. Kate believes that reactive management styles are ineffective and that vulnerability-based leadership creates stronger relationships, more authentic connections and better results. Through online 360s, Kate dives deep with clients. Her skill-based approach helps leaders cultivate the communication skills and values that drive success across the organization. Since 2003, Kate has worked with both corporate and nonprofit clients, including Mozilla, Pinterest, Adobe, DaVita, CBS Interactive, United Way of America, RW Baird, Leo Burnett, Ogilvy and Mather and The Colorado Education Initiative. Her work has been focused on being a part of a deep cultural shift in organizations, where she has helped leaders examine their values, accountability and what it means to be a contributing member of the organization. This has resulted in big shifts—within the organizations themselves, as well as within their shared language, leadership development and understanding of what it means to be a leader. Kate began her career at Ogilvy & Mather where she eventually rose in the ranks to become Strategic Planner, Senior Director. Her primary focus was on strategic development for such Fortune 500 companies as Ponds, Dove, United Way and Kodak. Kate also served on the faculty of the Coaches Training Institute for nearly eight years where she delivered training throughout North America, Canada, England and South Africa.

Categories: Business

A place where you can treat yourself to mixes from Where It’s ATT ▽ This Is Where It’s ATT ▽ ATT Last ▽ @whereitsatt1 When clicking support you’ll be taken to our Merch Store where we are constantly using the money raised to improve our Music, Podcasts and now also our Live Streams. Thanks in advance for your support at this time and stay safe.

Categories: Music

Frequently people in the African American Community are taught to be silent about their traumatic experiences. I am on an inner healing journey and I aim to help heal a community of people who were silenced because of their trauma. Speaking my truth is where my healing begins. My goal is to help at least one person heal from my story. Please join me in this journey.

Categories: Society & Culture