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Originally spearheaded by noted learning scientists and consultants, Will Thalheimer and Matt Richter, and originally called Truth In Learning, the updated, upgraded, and rebooted LDA Podcast explores all aspects of the Learning and Development field- validated tools and resources for better training, debunked learning models, controversies in the industry, and so much more. Now hosted by Matt and Clark Quinn (another noted scientist and consultant, the podcast will dive deeply into what makes learning and development more effective and beneficial for its end-users, stakeholders, and practitioners. Along with our monthly and general episodes, we will also offer a monthly series on AI, hosted by AI expert, Markus Bernhardt. Over the upcoming season, The LDA Podcast will: — Keep you current with L&D research and innovations — Unpack complex ideas and concepts — Sharpen your critical thinking skills — Stimulate your L&D grey cells (although this objective may not be evidence-based) New episodes will hit your feed every two weeks.

Categories: Business, Education

Tags: ai, debunking, development, HR, leadership, learning, training

Join Mike, Randy, & Drew as they discuss Apple news, rumors, & leaks alongside ownership stories of all kinds of services!

Categories: News, Technology

The Six String Buddha podcast was created with the intent to share the wisdom of Buddhism and Eastern thought, from the viewpoint of a musician and music lover, for anyone curious to better understand the meaning behind the Dharma. The concepts are interpreted and presented using examples from music, art and personal experiences. Delivered through dialogue, interviews and discussions on the parallels between buddhist principles and lyrics of well known songs, Six String Buddha offers a unique and fresh perspective on a subject that’s often misunderstood, and explains it in simple terms, to leave the listener with a sense of how to use the concepts in their own life and live more mindfully. The Six String Buddha podcast is hosted by Joseph Carletta. Musician, Buddhist, Father and ordinary human being… “My mission is to share the powerful and transformative wisdom of Buddhism, through the sincerity of open dialogue, personal experience and the art of music. By doing so, I hope to inspire others to seek their own path toward self-awareness, compassion and gratitude. When more people awaken to the truth that all human life has value and purpose, I believe we can build bridges, rather than walls and usher in the next era of humanity. A peaceful future isn’t inconceivable, but it lies in our ability and commitment to finally put aside our differences and instead, embrace our similarities…”

Categories: Music, Religion & Spirituality

Tags: buddhism, Buddhist chanting, Buddhist Concepts, Buddhist Mantra, Buddhist study, Buddhist Wisdom, dharma, Eastern Wisdom, guitar, Guitar Player, Learn about Buddhism, Lotus Sutra, meditation, music, musician, spirituality

Taking about topics from music, sports, entertainment, wrestling and more!

Categories: Music

Being real, brutally honest, and over sharing is one of the things that roped in an audience of over 2 million for Sadie Crowell. Listen in for some laughs, advice, and join in on her journey of taking on social media as a full time career at 19.

Categories: Society & Culture

Let’s Talk About It is a community-centered, research-informed podcast that leans into difficult conversations about equity, inclusion, and social justice. We translate complex evidence and lived experience into clear, human stories and practical insights you can use in classrooms, clinics, community rooms, and boardrooms.

What we do (every season):
Each season focuses on a specific social justice issue and follows a consistent arc: context, lived analysis, structural mapping, and reflective takeaways. We pair current research and policy with real-world perspectives to show how systems, rules, and everyday practices shape people’s lives.

How we collaborate:
Where applicable, we co-design with a recurring panel of community experts. In other seasons, we feature guest speakers or conduct interviews to bring in diverse voices and experiences. Across formats, we use a trauma-informed, consent-first approach (pre-briefing, optional redactions, and transcript review) to protect dignity while telling the truth.

Who it’s for:
People most affected by the issues at hand—and the practitioners, educators, advocates, and leaders who serve them. If you’re navigating services, training teams, shaping policy, or studying social work, you’ll find language, evidence, and strategies you can act on.

How we publish:
We release in seasons, each dedicated to one topic. Expect plain language, clear references, and honest dialogue, never sensationalism or individualized legal/clinical advice.

Our commitments:
We’re guided by DEIPAR values (Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, Intersectionality, Power analysis, Antiracism). We center community wisdom, credit sources, and use only rights-cleared content. Our aim is simple: turn courageous conversations into shared understanding and real-world change.

Subscribe to join a growing community turning evidence and lived wisdom into action.

Categories: Education, Science

Listen to interviews, commentaries, news summaries and analysis on social, political and religious developments that relate or are of interest to the Church in Asia. Enrich yourself with Sunday homilies and daily Gospel reflections. To donate go to www.ucanews.com/donate

Categories: News, Religion & Spirituality, Society & Culture

Tags: asian news, Bible, catholic, catholic news, church, covid19, mass, media, News, Vatican

Host Nikki Lee, editor of American Ninja Warrior Nation, gives in-depth interviews with some of the most fascinating ninjas. In each episode, she takes a deep dive with one of your favorite ninjas to talk about their passions on and off the course. Watch full episodes of American Ninja Warrior (ANW) on the NBC App.

Categories: Sports, TV & Film

Tags: akbar gbajabiamila, American Ninja Warrior, anw, Matt Iseman, NBC, ninja, sasuke, training

Dad and son talk all things Formula 1

Categories: Leisure

All The Things I Must Never Forget, told through Art, by Good Night Kay. Spoken Word stories of regrets, past time, betrayal, choosing life, finding my motivation and love.

Categories: Music

Achieving equality in higher education. The stakes have never been higher. The issues never more complex. Who graduates, and why? Who is getting hired as faculty and what is their experience? In each episode, we will look at issues surrounding students, faculty, diversity and inclusion, and skyrocketing college costs. From critical conversation to news, numbers, and analysis — we’ve got you covered. You can count on Diverse’s In The Margins to bring you the latest, most relevant thought leadership as it pertains to diversity, inclusion, and equity in higher education. As the national expert, we’ve been doing this for almost 40 years in print and on the web (diverseeducation.com). Now we are excited to expand the conversation via this podcast. We will tackle these topics, and more, head-on. Listen weekly for a mix of deep dives, short briefs, expert panels, interviews, and more. We are thrilled to bring it to you here, in In The Margins.

Categories: Education, News

Tags: colleges, Diverse, diversity, Education, faculty, highered, issuesinhighered, professors, universities

Based on the incredible work of Grandfather Spaulding, Voices From The Umbra is a podcast dedicated to preserving the voices and knowledge of four humans in the twilight of humanity on the Other Earth.

Categories: Arts, Fiction

Tags: claudia spaulding, grandfather spaulding, men in black, spaulding, umbra, VFTU, Voices, Voices from the umbra

Talk Yeti To Me. A podcast for the mountain bike world. Each episode you’ll meet someone from the Yeti community with something to really offer. Not just as racers, and industry dweebs talking about race wins and parts and suspension. No, these are the stories of people who didn’t fit into a Schusler Short or Millner Masterpiece. No small talk. Only real talk.

Categories: Sports

Tags: bike, cycling, Mountain Bike

Abby Huntsman, along with producer Lauren Leeds, hosts “I Wish Somebody Told Me” a podcast featuring in depth conversations with some of the most impactful people of our time, from the worlds of entertainment, politics, business and journalism. These lively interviews will discuss guests’ new projects, explore their major life events and of course share the insights they wish they had known before it all began.

Categories: News, Society & Culture

Chris DeMakes A Podcast is a captivating audio show dedicated to exploring and celebrating the backstory of one iconic song from an artist’s extensive back catalog. Hosted by musician and songwriter Chris DeMakes of the band Less Than Jake, this podcast offers a deep dive into the creative process, inspiration, and significance behind these beloved tracks. In each episode, Chris selects a specific song from a renowned artist’s discography and invites listeners on an immersive journey. Through in-depth research and interviews with the artist themselves or individuals closely associated with the song, Chris uncovers the untold stories, anecdotes, and fascinating details that shaped the creation and impact of the chosen track. From chart-topping hits to hidden gems, Chris DeMakes A Podcast explores a diverse range of musical genres and eras, ensuring a rich and varied listening experience for its audience. Whether it’s a classic rock ballad, a hip-hop anthem, or a pop sensation, each episode shines a spotlight on the song’s unique qualities and the enduring connection it has with fans. Throughout the podcast, Chris employs his passion for music and his own experiences as a songwriter to engage with guests and delve into the intricacies of the chosen song. He expertly navigates discussions around the song’s lyrics, melodies, production techniques, and the cultural and historical context that influenced its creation. Chris DeMakes A Podcast offers a blend of informative storytelling, captivating interviews, and insightful analysis that appeals to music aficionados, die-hard fans of the featured artist, and anyone curious about the process behind creating a timeless song. By dissecting a singular composition that resonates deeply with listeners, this podcast allows for a profound appreciation of the artistry and craftsmanship that goes into creating a musical masterpiece. Whether you’re interested in the behind-the-scenes stories of your favorite songs, seek inspiration for your own creative endeavors, or simply want to immerse yourself in the magic of music, Chris DeMakes A Podcast delivers an enchanting and enlightening experience that celebrates the power and enduring legacy of iconic songs from the past and present.

Categories: Music

Wisdom comes from other people.

Comedian, musician and double bass playing troubadour Grant Sharkey, endlessly travels the UK. Meeting wonderful minds in all walks of life that he learns from.

Each episode focuses on one such person in Grant’s sphere that brings something new, a travelog of where he is at the moment, a little current affairs and comedy, plus some music from the back catalogue, guests or from future releases.

The aim of this podcast is to look to others to help define ourselves – we’ll meet musicians, clowns, political rivals, spiritual gurus and super-regular extraordinary individuals all of whom have something important to say, whether they know it or not.

Hobo – traveling worker.

Sapien – wise.

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Grant Sharkey is on a mission to write, record, release and tour an album every 6 months for a period of 20 years. At the time of writing he’s 14 albums in to the project. He’s played everywhere from living rooms to Glastonbury Festival. He’s taken a show to the Edinburgh Fringe (Trollbadour) and won 4 stars from Three Weeks. He’s supported Beans on Toast, The Lounge Kittens, Skindred, Andrew O’Neill, Electric 6 and The Wurzels to name a few. In 2019 he met with Wetherspoons owner Tim Martin and asked him 3 questions that Tim couldn’t answer.

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Categories: Comedy, Music, Society & Culture

Tags: Comedy, conversation, double bass, grant sharkey, hobo spaien, Independent, music, travel, Wisdom

The Other Mothers Podcast is hosted by friends Elle, Caro and Jen who speak candidly about their experiences of baby loss and invite guests to share their stories too. About the hosts: Caro Tasker runs The Spikey, a neurodivergent space/community as an autistic ally and educator. An ardent ambassador for neonatal research in memory of her son Freddie, the funds raised so far have made one of the biggest impacts on preterm labour in almost 60 years. Caro can be found on instagram as @spikey. Elle Wright is a blogger and The Sunday Times Bestselling author of Ask Me His Name and A Bump In the Road. Writing about the loss of her son, Teddy, who died at 3 days old in 2016, Elle has been instrumental in opening up the conversation around pregnancy and child loss to the media. You can find her writing at featheringtheemptynest.co.uk or as @feathering_the_empty_nest on Instagram where she shares life, loss, laughs and much more. Jen Reid is the Co-Founder of Teddy’s Wish, a charity that funds potentially life-saving research into the causes of baby loss and provides bereavement counselling for grieving families. The charity was set up by Jen and her husband Chris in July 2014 to honour the memory of their baby boy Eddie who they lost to SIDS (sudden infant death syndrome) when he was only three months old. Jen can be found on instagram as teddys_wish The Other Mothers Podcast is published by Teddy’s Wish www.teddyswish.org If you are a bereaved parent and would like support or if you have any other questions please feel free to contact us at Teddy’s Wish: support@teddyswish.org

Categories: Kids & Family, Society & Culture

a podcast featuring past, present and future creative projects from the head of david h bryant interested in anything you hear on my podcast? Contact me at 1061pros@gmail.com

Categories: Arts

Tags: Arts, dance, drama, music, performing, Podcast