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In October of 2015, 22 year-old Susie Sievers vanished from the town of Moonpark, Arizona. A week later, two wrists and a leg were found in a dumpster behind the Circle K. For two years, the murder has remained unsolved. Lawrence Davies, an almost-award-winning journalist, and his producer, Casey Palmer, have stumbled on a cold-case in one of the hottest places on earth.
Andrew, Elias and Zac Also is a podcast about Andrew, Elias and Zac. They share their thoughts and feelings on a vast array of topics and converse with whoever decides to join them.
Categories: Arts, Comedy, Society & Culture
Subscribe to the Gadget Flow Podcast today to learn all about crowdfunding, marketing, product placement, and everything in between. We interview experts, consultants and CEOs as well as project creators who managed to raise millions of dollars on Kickstarter or Indiegogo.
Categories: Business, Technology
Tags: Consultant, Crowdfunding, crowdfunding marketing, indiegogo, kickstarter, launching project, marketing
Welcome to That’s Random, a narrative storytelling podcast dedicated to random interviews of random people about random stuff. Thanks for listening.
Categories: Arts
Provides concise and helpful information for those getting started with RV travel.
Categories: Education, Leisure, Society & Culture
J David Osborne and Kelby Losack talk to DIY rappers, filmmakers, and writers about Japanese extreme cinema. Old episodes of The JDO Show are archived here.
This episode, we have a special guest: Brian Allen Carr, author of Sip and Opioid, Indiana.
We talk about 1964’s Kwaidan, a four-part horror film with beautiful sets and creepy ghosts.
Probably our funniest episode yet. Happy Thanksgiving!
Categories: TV & Film
The Learn Psych Podcast is a monthly educational podcast on topics in psychiatry. It is targeted towards students and trainees, though it is often relevant to a wide variety of healthcare providers.
Categories: Education, Health & Fitness
Tags: educational, medicalschool, psychiatry, Psychology, residency, therapy
A podcast where two xennials do deep dives into Gen Z or later trends to help you blend in the with kids (badly).
Categories: Society & Culture
Slick talker from the Ohio State… Speaking with my hands via my MPC Ren/Ableton Live/and Turntables enjoy… Soul Boom Bap only, basically im only down with the crate diggers. Hip Hop, Rap, soul music, etc on my soundcloud…
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Categories: Music
Podcaster Bil Antoniou of BGM: Bad Gay Movies Bitchy Gay Men goes through his Criterions and talks about the movies and the memories they inspire, along the way chatting with a few friends. This podcast is not affiliated with the Criterion Collection and no copyright infringement is intended.
Categories: Arts, Society & Culture, TV & Film
Tags: cinema, classic, criterion collection, film, films, movie, Movies, nostalgia
Student and aspiring designer, Kristina Ang, walks you through the realities of her journey as a fashion student and what it’s really like to work in the industry. In her episodes, she talks openly about internship resources, career advice, and networking tips. This podcast is for anyone who wants to hear open and motivating conversations on how to pursue the things they’re most passionate about. Follow this podcast on Instagram @lifeofafashionstudentpodcast or my personal account @kristinamichelleang Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/lifeofafashionstudent/support
Categories: Arts
Tags: Arts, design, fashion, Fashion & Beauty, internships, new york, parsons, passion, school
Help! I’ve Been Blessed!, written by Julian Archer, is an easy-reading yet powerfully challenging expose of the spiritual challenges faced by affluent Christians. If you live in an affluent, materialistic society and you’re struggling to truly keep God at the centre of your life – to stay reliant on Him after he’s blessed you so much that sometimes you don’t feel you need Him – you will be challenged and inspired by reading this book. For more information, visit Julian’s webpage at www.faith-vs-finance.org
Categories: Business, Education, Religion & Spirituality
Inspiring American Muslim Men to live the Deep Life.
Categories: Religion & Spirituality, Society & Culture
Welcome to the Moms On The Grind Podcast hosted by Sarah Desamours, a full time entrepreneur and mother who is on her grind pretty much all of the time. On this show you’ll find a mix of uplifting and raw content for the working mom including interviews with boss moms (and moms to be), tips and tricks to navigate our careers while taking care of our families. Other topics include single parenting, entrepreneurship, health & wellness, dating when you have children, marriage and more!
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Categories: Business, Kids & Family
Tags: career, entrepreneur, Kids, mompreneur, motherhood, parenting, self-employed
If you have read DH Lawrence’s The Rainbow, you’d certainly want to read the sequel, Women in Love. Published in 1920, the two books were originally meant to be a single work, spanning several generations of the Brangwen family, especially the women. However, a complicated publishing history, delays and editorial revisions, followed by the hostile reception and controversies that faced The Rainbow led to a gap of five years between the two books. Yet, by 21st century standards, Women in Love seems almost tame, and modern-day readers may well be bewildered by the amount of criticism it generated among the custodians of morals in an earlier age. The moral backlash prevented many readers from appreciating the true nature and depth of this insightful novel. The plot deals with the continuing saga of the Brangwen sisters, Ursula and Gudrun. Gudrun falls in love with a wealthy industrial tycoon, Gerald Crich while Ursula’s heart is captured by a school inspector, Rupert Birkin. However, Birkin is also a passionate and intellectual man, whose unconventional ideas attract Ursula. Spanning the time before and during World War I, Lawrence drew many of the characters from real life. Ursula was based on his own wife, Frieda, while Birkin is a close self-portrait of himself. His friend Katharine Mansfield comes alive as Gudrun and Gerald Crich, her husband John Middleton Murry. Hence, the book is also an invaluable biography of contemporary writers and their lives. Though the book examines physical and emotional love in a frank and fearless way, Lawrence’s critics suggested that it was also told from a male chauvinistic point of view. Lawrence was deeply influenced by Freudian psycho-analysis and also by the philosophy of Friedrich Nietzsche. Victorian ideas of a woman’s role, her rights and her expectations were undergoing a sea-change at this time. Her desire to work at a job outside the home, earn an independent living and the blurring of social boundaries are other themes that Lawrence felt deeply about and depicts in this book. The conflict between society’s conventions and individual desires is another theme that runs through Women in Love. The dawn of the Industrial Revolution was about to change the structure of society forever and we find Lawrence’s characters, grappling with changing ideas and vanishing traditions. Women in Love also contains many of the characters who appear in The Rainbow, like Tom, Anna and Billy Brangwen. Tom Brangwen’s struggle with the ideas and ways of his unconventional daughters also forms part of the story. An interesting and absorbing read!
Categories: Arts
Tags: audio books, audiobook, D. H. Lawrence, ebooks, fiction, free audio books, Literature, Loyal Books, loyalbooks.com, romance, Women in Love
The official home for audio programming from Bleeding Green Nation, SB Nation’s community for fans of the Philadelphia Eagles.
Listen in every week as some of today’s most-notable actors, artists and creators get real about their work, their life and their current obsessions with Connie Guglielmo and Patrick Holland.
Welcome to the Sustain Change Grow podcast. This podcast is for you – whether you feel worried about climate change and wondering how you can contribute to protect nature and the planet, or maybe you want to exercise more, reduce sugar consumption, or watch less series on Netflix. Powerful insights from guests in a range of different fields, from entrepreneurship, activism to psychology, will help you bring the needed changes in your life, to achieve conscious and sustainable success with your pursuits. Hosted by Dilyara Salakhova, PhD www.salakhova.com
Categories: Business