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Saturday Morning Media is your one stop shop for new, family friendly audio and video new media content. Created by the creator of The Radio Adventures of Dr. Floyd, Saturday Morning Media aims to bring the magic back to Saturday Mornings!
Categories: Comedy, Kids & Family
Tags: Children, clean, families, family, friendly, Fun, Kids
Join Miles Fisher as he goes deep with living legends about the life secrets that made these visionaries go from good to GREAT.
Categories: Business
These podcast are for adults and over 18…. Explicit Content and Poetry
Categories: Arts
You’re listening to the Support Squad podcast, where virtual assistants come to share their best business tools and tips. Virtual assistant for life coaches, Sharon Nissen, created the Support Squad with a firm belief in community over competition. Whether you’re a new virtual assistant looking for advice on how to get started OR an established virtual assistant looking to expand your skills and invite even more abundance into your career, you’re in the right place. Working at home doesn’t have to be lonely! We’re in this together.
Categories: Business, Education
Tags: entrepreneur, onlinemarketing, socialmediamanager, startinganonlinebusiness, stayathomemom, virtualassistant, workathome
Pardon My Tech is a podcast based around tech questions that people run into or wonder about in their everyday lives. Why do I need Botha router and a modem to get internet? What is the dark web? Why does my iPhone seem to always go bad exactly after 2 years of owning it? These questions and more will be answered!
Categories: Technology
The best in Hip Hop news. #culture #byronterril #hiphop #newhiphop
Categories: Society & Culture
Feminine Roadmap Podcast is real talk for women 45+ who are looking for help navigating the bumpy road of midlife. Today’s guest on Feminine Roadmap, Leisse Wilcox, is inspiring women to wake up to their own life. Leisse draws insights and wisdom from her life experiences to help connect our common human experience as women, our struggles, our growth and our changing landscapes. Often we struggle through these challenges in isolation, when we do shame and judgement quickly follow. When shame and judgement is added on top of our emotional confusion and wounds it brings about more repression. Eventually that internal struggle must get louder and louder to get our attention. Leisse is calling women to courageously feel those emotions, face our shadows and find the freedom that awaits. In order to wake up to our own lives the journey is through those shadows to find the light on the other side. The challenge she proposes is that many women find themselves feeling that we should be martyrs in our lives, that we don’t deserve to seek what we desire. Who are we to ask for what we want and what feels right and good to us? At first it feels audacious to take time to think about what makes us feel whole, complete and lovely as a human in this world. She proposes that in order to wake up to our own life we must recognize that just because, yes, we can do anything doesn’t necessarily mean we should do everything. Our identities need to be separated from what we do, the roles we play and begin to come from our hearts and souls. Leisse reminds us to recognize our feelings because they are our feedback- the insight into what needs to be addressed- those feelings need to be felt to be healed. Leisse reminds us that in order to be our best in this world we must understand that our most important relationship is the one with ourselves. The better we become and the more authentically we live, the more we are able to show up in the world in a powerful way. If you are looking for practical strategies to wake up to your own life, crab a cuppa something wonderful and join Leisse and Gina. www.feminineroadmap.com/episode202/
Categories: Education, Society & Culture
Conversations and interviews with the best of contemporary literature. Produced in Los Angeles, The Air/Light Podcast brings you literature from a Southern California perspective. This is the official podcast of Air/Light, an online literary journal published by the English Department at the University of Southern California. We showcase both traditional and innovative works. We are firmly of the West Coast, but also national, international. We mean to look out expansively from this place rather than to gaze narrowly back at it, to express a West Coast aesthetic, a West Coast sensibility, and direct that lens onto the world. If you like what you hear, check out the magazine online at https://airlightmagazine.org/
Categories: Arts, Education, Society & Culture
Each week, we research the internet’s best, worst, and most hilarious/gross/weird/crazy/offensive questions and answers and read them out loud to you, with a new topic weekly. Hosted by siblings Liz and Carolyn, we’re here to make you laugh and become your new best friends.
Categories: Comedy
Tags: advice, answer, ask, Comedy, Funny, internet, question, quora, yahoo answers
Welcome to the mindful musings of two Spiritual Mamas. We are Alicia and Shelby, here to share our 20 years of authentic friendship, life experiences and acquired wisdom. Infused with love and intention, our episodes will inspire those who are ready to shift their soul path into alignment with its divine purpose. We will discuss alternative approaches to life’s traditional pathways; leaving you with tools in your spiritual toolbox to navigate everyday moments. To the women:Knowing and embodying the empowered self on a daily basis is one of the most valuable practices you can adopt. Understanding that you are surrounded by a network of support both physically and spiritually will carry you into the next phase of your divine purpose.You are not alone on this journey. We recognize we are on a spiritual path, navigating our day to day lives. In this podcast we will share our organic thoughts as we grow and blossom together.
Categories: Health & Fitness, Religion & Spirituality, Society & Culture
Tags: alignment, archetypes, divine, Empath, Grounded, magic, spiritual, transformational, Vibration
A series of eclectic podcasts about real stuff, no bullshit, propaganda, conspiracy theories, religious fairytales, or other nonsense (unless clearly labeled as fiction). Just reality — only this.
Categories: Technology
Tags: humor, music, software, Stories, Technology
Hooks of Horror releases every three weeks. Challenging aspiring creative people to work off the given prompt and complete a project within 21 days. share it on an appropriate platform and then post a link to social media using #HooksofHorror. Whether that’s a written piece, poetry or even a role playing adventure or campaign is up to the listener to decide. Linking the show to your work, or emailing a copy in to the show gets your work out there, and potentially narrated. Your host will be working alongside listeners to craft a story in the same time-frame, which will then be narrated for the next show. Think of it like flash fiction, but with a bit of extra time. There are no stakes, no need for perfection, just keep it spooky and do your best!
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Categories: Arts
Tags: audio fiction, community, creepy, creepypasta, fiction challenge, Flash fiction, Hooks of Horror, Hooks of Horror podcast, horror, narration, prompts, strange, weird, writing
Intelligent, original, and unsettling, this new take on the radio drama features stories from diverse artists that will have listeners on the edge of their seats. Twisted up in paranoia, magical realism, ghosts, monsters, sibling rivalry, and even earth death, Listen With The Lights Off takes listeners to wholly unexpected worlds – sometimes funny, sometimes disturbing, but always memorable, and eerily plausible. These fictional short plays, adapted from So Say We All’s literary horror anthologies Black Candies, will be brought to audio reality to make sure Halloween thrives. Be sure to listen with the lights off… Learn more about the creators and the stories featured here, visit www.sosayweallonline.com
A Coffee Break Convo is lead by Kaitlyn Pierson, a 21-year-old young professional looking to walk along side other young adults through sharing life experiences and discussing a wide range of topics relating to the world of a young adult.
Categories: Education
Devotions from the University of Kentucky College of Dentistry Class of 2019
Categories: Religion & Spirituality
When you lack self-love or have low self-esteem, you’ll always settle for a version of life that’s less than what you deserve. Don’t let your perceived flaws or mistakes become a reason why you’re not living a fulfilled life.
Categories: Society & Culture
The Art of Parenting provides parents and caregivers support and encouragement as we nurture and guide the next generation. Do you struggle with your child’s demanding or frustrating behaviors? Do you find yourself spread way too thin trying to figure out this whole “parenting puzzle” (such as tantrums, hitting or biting, wanting a better relationship with your child, sibling rivalry, potty training, co-sleeping, etc.)? The Art of Parenting podcast, with your host Jeanne-Marie Paynel, is intended to help you decipher children’s needs and learn how to better provide for them. I’ll be sharing simple tips and tricks that will make a huge difference in your home while giving you the support and encouragement you deserve to enhance and enrich your parenting experience. Each week I’ll be helping you find clarity and solutions to your toughest parenting problems through Q&A sessions and inspirational conversations with world-renowned experts in a variety of fields. Topics range from Montessori and RIE parenting methods to positive discipline, respectful and conscious parenting, minimalism and more! Parenting was never meant to be done alone and The Art of Parenting is here to debunk the general consensus that it has to be hard.
Categories: Kids & Family
A sporadically updated podcast capturing my process in self-love, healing, and acceptance.
Categories: Society & Culture