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A series of podcasts interviewing women from across the clean energy sector. EWiRE is a vibrant network for women in clean energy with over 500 leaders and professionals – a network that champions and celebrates gender diversity in one of the world’s fastest-growing industries.
Categories: Business
Tags: clean energy, diversity, net zero, renewables, Storage, women
This is a weekly sermon podcast of Peoples Church Polokwane.
Categories: Religion & Spirituality
Leading creative thinkers choose an artwork from the Museum of Modern Art, and talk about how it inspires or provokes, thrills or surprises them. Presented by Alastair Sooke.
Categories: Society & Culture
Welcome to I’ll Take a Death Note and Read It, a podcast on the manga Death Note by Tsugumi Ohba and Takeshi Obata. We’ll take a close look at each volume of the series to explore questions about morality, human nature, potato chips, and more. Like what you hear? Gimme a rating on iTunes! You can also send questions and comments to illtakeadeathnotepodcast@gmail.com.
Tags: anime, deathnote, deathnoteanime, deathnotemanga, manga, Shonen
The Oral History of The Community Health Center Movement This podcast showcases the rice, diverse, and important living history of the health center movement told through a series of conversations with health centers leaders, executives, medical professionals and community health thought leaders. The nation’s first health centers opened in 1965. Today, expansion of the federally supported health center system has grown to over 1,400 organizations, operating more than 10,000 clinic sites serving more than 29 million patients and generating $55 billion in economic activity annually.
Categories: Business
Ongoing History of New Music looks at things from the alt-rock universe to hip hop, from artist profiles to various thematic explorations. It is Canada’s most well known music documentary hosted by the legendary Alan Cross. Whatever the episode, you’re definitely going to learn something that you might not find anywhere else. Trust us on this.
Music For Daze Entertainment is a New York City based entertainment group started in 2007, with the ultimate goal being bringing great original and uplifting music to the masses. We specialize in music entertainment in front of audiences and behind the scenes production. Mastering Music, Blending Songs, Unique Instrumental Production, Song Writing and Artist Promotion. Contact us for any of your musical needs. The first featured artist, Dom P, is catching a buzz in Nyc, Va and NJ and soon, worldwide. With 5 mixtapes Dom P is already sounding like a veteran behind the mic. Contact: info@musicfordazeent.com Stay tuned to Music For Daze at www.musicfordazeent.com and check out Dom P’s official website www.DomPonline.com
Categories: Music
Becca and Larissa take a deep dive into all things television, chatting about all the shows you love and sharing their unwelcome opinions along the way.
Categories: TV & Film
This mum podcast is NOT your average sugar coated or censored parenting voice, it’s a space to be REAL about the weird and wonderful journey that is becoming a mother. Christina Chrysanthou talks about taboo subjects surrounding birth and motherhood, and she is not afraid to challenge society on their treatment of women once they become a mum. This Mummy Truth is a place you can be yourself, where you won’t be asked to “stay positive” or “be grateful” with a sprinkle of love (and caffeine) on top.
Categories: Kids & Family
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Halloween 2010! I was super stoked to be playing again at Ghost Ship-Armada at its new venue. San Francisco at it’s finest. For my set I was going for! spooky, hard basslines with the woomp, and some nasty funky sh%t. Enjoy
Categories: Music
Tags: music, SF Bay Area
It’s Always Cool in Mesa is a podcast that shares the stories behind some of Mesa, Arizona’s most loved outdoor adventures, culinary treasures, and unique history. From Santa Claus falling to earth at the first Merry Main Street to today’s popular ice rink; a Mesa grocer swimming the dangerous communist infested waters of Viet Nam to paddle boarding down the Salt River; and why the Queen of England purchased plots at the City Cemetery. The stories of Mesa are fascinating!
Categories: Society & Culture
> Owner: @depthofmysoul > Labels: Depth of My Soul | Courtesy of Balance | Love & Loops | Inthebooth | King Street | Restless Soul > Bio: Berlin-based Nat Wendell, a seasoned DJ and producer with a profound connection to his core sound, is one of house music’s true exponents. Uniquely his, Nat has left an indelible mark on a world of electronic music so often bereft of the essence of groove—the same groove that now regularly sparks the dynamic atmosphere of venues like Berghain/Panorama Bar and Heideglühen in Berlin. His mission, since 1998, has been the same: to captivate audiences with his unmistakable sense of swing. His musical upbringing in the melting pot of cultures that is London has been the catalyst for his sonic identity, and his very first record purchase, “Snap – The Power,” proved to be a powerful harbinger of things to come. Immersed in the diverse Caribbean culture, with its roots in gospel, dancehall and soul, he developed a keen appreciation for the rhythmic intricacies of records. The influence of London’s soundsystem culture is evident in his signature garage groove, though so too is the pulse of New York’s 90’s house culture—from its intricate tempo to its powerful soul. A move to Berlin in the 2010s saw releases on essential labels like Courtesy of Balance, thisisnegentropy, King Street Sounds, as well as his very own Depths of My Soul. His output has kept up pace with his gigs, and so too has his sound: on the dancefloor, Nat’s penchant for snapping grooves and desire to connect with the audience on a deeper level become an invitation to embrace the moment, surrender to the rhythm, and experience the magic of the dancefloor. Nat Wendell continues to evolve into a maestro of sound, crafting a unique sonic journey that is deep, soulful, and undeniably groovy. That his music is now taking him worldwide, from the celebrated Fusion Festival to the hallowed floors of his very own inspiration, New York City, is a testament to the fact that his sense of swing has, and will, withstand the test of time.
Categories: Music
59 seconds of Growth With Coach Jeimy, for sure will take you to a growth journey, be a better person, a better leader, and better in your community. Join us for just 59 seconds and discover life long changes.
Categories: Education
Come along with me on this journey of creating and enjoying our life list! We all want to do a little more of what we want, and less of what we don’t. Let’s live a life full of joy, love and adventure.
Categories: Leisure
Tags: Adventure, goals, Motivation, selfcare, support
Check out: The After Mash, a Canadian craft beer review show hosted by beer expert and enthusiast Robert Bakker. The After Mash features an unpretentious review of beers and an overview of breweries located in Canada. Each episode will focus on a single brewery with a tasting of one or many of their beers. Robert provides a brief overview of the brewery, a description of each style of the beer featured in the episode, followed by a tasting and review. This lighthearted and comedic show provides an authentic review of Canadian craft beer.
An architect and an engineer discuss how the State influences development of the Built Environment, and consider alternative, non-aggressive means for resolving conflict and promoting cooperation in the development of the built environment. Tim and Joe are twin brothers who have a combined three decades of experience delivering local and international construction projects. Tim is a registered architect based in Boston who has designed and managed many projects throughout New England and New York. Joe is an engineer based in Adelaide, South Australia, with multidisciplinary experience including mechanical, electrical, automation, and IT. By applying ideas of anarcho libertarianism to topics including land use planning, zoning, cities, urban design, utilities, infrastructure, transportation, architecture, and design, Anarchitecture hopes to demonstrate that anarchism is conceivable, possibly achievable, and ultimately desirable.
Categories: Society & Culture
A podcast about “The Andy Griffith Show” and all things Mayberry. Episodes contain interviews, listener feedback, and loads of Mayberry fun.
The Two Chairs No Waiting is hosted by Allan Newsome. Allan is the webmaster for iMayberry.com and has been very active in The Andy Griffith Show (TAGS) community since 1992 running the daily e-mail newsletter called the “Who’s Been Messin’ Up the Bulletin Board” Digest along with multiple Mayberry related websites.
Categories: Kids & Family, TV & Film
This show takes life situations and mull it over!
Categories: Leisure, Religion & Spirituality, Society & Culture
This podcast is for humans who like lists and especially choir directors, yogis, singers, or anyone who has a body and a voice! Regular episodes include a mini interview (minterview) with a guest and a joint reading of a list or information on other “things.” If you like random information and ideas, this is your place! On special Choral Yoga focused episodes we will discuss yoga-informed movement and practices to enhance our process of working with the voice. Join me here and follow on Instagram @ChoralYoga!
Categories: Education