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James Schramko and Ezra Firestone look at how improving your mindset can improve the results you can get in business and life…

Categories: Business

Chuck & Deb Reveal the Truth Behind the Motorcycle Mystique. This unique podcast is for Bikers and Non-bikers alike. We’ll be sharing a way of life that will help you define your own personal destiny allowing you to #FindTrueFreedom.

Categories: Leisure, Society & Culture

Great group of guys discussing everything barbecue and everything not BBQ! Twitter: @GrabtheBrisket Instagram: @GrabemintheBrisket Facebook: @GrabemintheBrisket

Categories: Comedy, Leisure, Sports

Our podcast was born from the love that would to most people, seem unimaginable. That fact brought us to realize that not only are we outliers in our own community’s, black and white along with the gay community as well. Our thoughts, feelings, and conclusions lie on the fringe of stereotypes most hold and to those that don’t, will certainly surprise the, holy shit he said what, out of you. Give us a few and a share.

Categories: Society & Culture

Welcome to JUST TAKE THE L a podcast hosted by yours truly Lola Clinton Hayward. This podcast will contain your daily dose of girl talk , advice for self love and self growth while keeping it real with the knowledge I’ve acquired from someone trying to battle it out on the dating scene learning when and how to ‘just take the L’ and move on. Suitable for all genders including you boys wanting to know how us girls are thinking, I got you covered ;). New episodes every Sunday!! Follow on Instagram “ @just_take_the_l_” and me personally “@_lolach”.

Categories: Education

Hosted by Carlos L Chacon, the SQL Data Partners Podcast focuses on Microsoft data platform related topics mixed with a sprinkling of professional development. Carlos and guests discuss new and familiar features and ideas and how you might apply them in your environments. Visit our website for episode show notes at marathonus.com/podcast and leave a comment if you have a topic you think we should discuss. We’ll see YOU on the SQL Trail.

Categories: Education, Technology

Tags: databaseadministrator, dataprofessional, PowerBI, sqlserver

Austin Archer invites friends into his blanket fort recording studio in his North Hollywood apartment to discuss a new topic each week.

Categories: Society & Culture

K.C. Fox a.k.a. The Lady General is one of the most well known activists and media professionals in Dallas. She discusses navigating this America as a double minority. She shares her journey on becoming a millionaire and the stories behind her companies. Listen in as she shares her thoughts and advice on how to maximize your lifestyle.

Categories: Society & Culture

Prospecting for gold combines the lure of potential, the excitement of seeing a sparkling possibility, and the patience of a saint. Finding the self, the whole amazing nugget of our true selves, at the core of our being is not so different.

We must delve into areas of ourselves that have long been hidden from view, looking with self-compassion whenever a new awareness surfaces. We need to search for understanding and then follow it all the way through, mining it for every precious ounce of healing possible. Every glimpse of our true self will inspire us to go on.

To do this work, it helps to have a map of our inner landscape and a headlamp for seeing into dark corners. That’s what Jill Loree has created in this collection of spiritual teachings called Finding Gold. It taps into a rich vein of wisdom about the work of finding the self, illuminating the journey from various important perspectives.

To gain a deeper sense of our own true value is to find gold. And wow, what a worthwhile prospect that is. When we’re in a bad space with rock-bottom self-esteem, we tend to compound the error of feeling unacceptable, destructive or negative with thinking things are fixed—and this is the way it’s always going to be. But in reality, life is fluid. We’re alive, ergo, we’re fluid. But through our ignorance of this truth, we enclose ourselves in rigid enclosures, trapped in a box where we think we must stay forever. And we can, in fact, stay in our own prison for a very long time.
So we need to ask: Where do I feel hopeless? Why? Because I think the possibilities of life are too limited? Because I don’t deserve a more meaningful life experience? This last one often smolders underneath our life-limiting beliefs.
So then we go on: Am I hopeless about deserving more because I, perhaps justifiably, dislike certain traits in me? Now look at how we may also believe these traits define us. Hello. We have come to erroneously believe that the most obnoxious thing about us, is us. And yet, at the same time, this is what we don’t want to change.
Because in our heart of hearts, we don’t believe we can essentially be anything other than that which we dislike. So we hold onto these things. Otherwise, we would cease to exist. Dang. That’s the crux of the matter. This is why we hold onto destructive traits. And if we see ourselves doing this, we may despair even more. We can’t help it. We don’t understand what motivates us to hold on, almost deliberately, to what we hate in ourselves.
OK, so that’s the answer to why we do this. We hold on because we genuinely believe that’s who we are. We don’t identify the bad traits—we identify with them. And we think we are in a fixed state, so change is impossible. We have forgotten that all possibilities exist in us. By our very nature, we are already that which we believe would take great labor to produce. We’ve mistaken our errors for our essence.
This is a trap. Self-esteem can only come along if we can sense our capacity to love, to give. But we can’t feel this if we take it for granted that such a capacity doesn’t exist—if we believe we are fixed in the state we are now expressing. Our real loving self then seems alien to us.
Listen and learn more.

Read Finding Gold, Chapter 11: Self-Esteem
www.phoenesse.com

Categories: Education, Religion & Spirituality

We’ve all heard of the infamous “Man Cave” Enough of that, now women have entered the chat! Every Friday night pour a glass of Moscato, pop an edible and join Arissa L. Hill, and her college friend turned actress Jónelle Rae. As they discuss all things women love and hate in, The She Shed. Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/thesheshed/support

Categories: Society & Culture

Creating a Positive & Friendly Community of Peloton People! The Peloton People podcast features all things Peloton, Fitness, and so much more. We hear news, rumors, and any and everything in between!!! Not affiliated with Peloton Interactive.

Categories: Health & Fitness

Got a project going on in your home or yard? Need some help with your garden? You’ve come to the right place! Josh Cary and David Bates have been giving you advice on your home and garden across two millennia, two centuries and four decades. You never know who will turn up or what you might hear. This isn’t your grandmother’s gardening show. Want to interact with the guys? Leave a voicemail at (615)499-6690 and watch LIVE at 8 AM Saturdays on Facebook by searching for “The At Home Show with Josh Cary & David Bates”.

Categories: Education, Health & Fitness

Grace will join you every Monday to talk about all the ups and downs of being in your twenties. From spending hours on the phone with her sister, she wanted others to have someone to relate to about these wild years

Categories: Health & Fitness

Hosts and film critics Stephen Cooke and Cartsen Knox go and see a movie together, which then leads to a conversation about other classic and not-so classic related films.

Categories: TV & Film

Welcome to the Unschooled Homebirth podcast, where we throw away the conventional birth textbooks and talk about homebirth from the philosophy of nature, life, and deep universal truths.

Categories: Health & Fitness, Kids & Family

Tags: birth, childbirth, childbirth class, childbirth education, midwife, natural birth, postpartum, pregnancy, prenatal

Chats with inspiring and empowering women to step into the version of yourself that you’re meant to be. Do things your way.

Categories: Society & Culture

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Categories: Arts

Hosted by theatre professionals, Jonathan Castanien and Peter J. Kuo, Not So Ancient is a podcast that looks back at the history of Asian American Drama. Every episode follows a conversation with the duo, joined by a guest, after having read a play written by an Asian American playwright that was first produced more than 10 years ago. Join our hosts on a deep dive into the not so ancient Asian American theatre canon as they discuss plots, themes, history, and community through a play each episode.

Categories: Society & Culture