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Momma, wife, teacher, gardener and chicken-lady talks about everything and anything that brings her joy

Categories: Society & Culture

A Mama Like Me is a safe space for honest conversations about the highs & lows of motherhood & a place to share open discussions about our different experiences as mothers & parents… whether you have your village or you don’t this is a place for mamas to learn from one another & share gems that can help a mama in need with topics ranging from pregnancy, postpartum, mental health, inner child healing, generational cycles, relationships and more. Grab a cup of tea or listen whilst you do the dishes & have some mama chat with me 🫶🏽

Categories: Kids & Family

This is a combined feed which includes shows from across the History Hit Network. Including: Dan Snow’s History Hit Histories of the Unexpected, Art Detective, Chalke Valley History Hit. More shows coming soon. Follow us on Twitter/Facebook: @HistoryHit

In late 1914, the charismatic and brilliant explorer Ernest Shackleton led 27 men on a voyage to cross the Antarctic to reach the South Pole. But what should have been a successful expedition turned into a two-year nightmare of hardship and catastrophe when their vessel the Endurance was crushed in the Weddell Sea pack-ice and sunk. Stranded with no ship, no contact with the outside world and limited supplies, it would be up to the men to find their own way back to civilisation.

This is the second episode of a special mini-series that dramatically retells the extraordinary story of the 1915 Endurance Expedition.

Subscribe to Dan Snow’s History Hit to get every episode of our Endurance22 season and follow Dan as he searches for the lost Endurance shipwreck in real-time.

Presented by Dan Snow, written and produced by Mariana Des Forges. Shackleton’s diary is read by Dan Aspel and produced by Thomas Ntinas.

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Categories: Arts, Society & Culture

Dickens’ last complete novel was published serially 1864-5. It begins with an intriguing fortune offered to John Harmon by his late father, a rich dust contractor, in his will. To receive the money, John must marry a certain Bella Wilfer who he does not know from Eve. He is returning from the exile enforced by his father and confides in a ship’s mate who attempts to murder him. The mate gets killed instead, leaving one inconvenient corpse. Because John is considered dead (the body is found with his papers), the money passes to Mr Boffin, old Harmon’s foreman. Harmon adopts Bella and John comes into his employ disguised as John Rokesmith. Bella does not fall for John but through kindly Boffin’s contrivances learns to hate money and fall for her suitor under his false name. Eventually she learns of his true identity as the Boffins had previously, and the villainous one-legged Silas Wegg’s plot to blackmail Mr Boffin is brought to light. There is also a story running behind the main plot about a certain Eugene Wrayburn and his love for Lizzie Hexam, and his rival’s attempt to murder him. The two plots are only really connected through the waterside murders but it allows Dickens to indulge in an extremely socially diverse cast of characters. (Summary written by Alan Chant).

Categories: Arts

What The ?! Comics podcast, Join us every week as we discuss the wonderful world of comics, film & TV, and pop culture! Reviews? Regular. Fun facts? Frequent. Banter? There’s an attempt. Let us keep you updated on the latest and greatest across all media!

Categories: Arts

Something I Don’t Know is a storytelling podcast where two full-time friends and part-time idiots alternate taking deep-dives into a wide variety of niche subjects in a desperate, hilarious, and often vain attempt to educate their co-host.

Categories: Comedy

Tags: Comedy, Education, Funny, gay, History, learning, lgbt, music, popculture, research, standup, storytelling

Welcome to “You, But Better”, A weekly personal/self development podcast with new habits that are brought in with each episode, stacking upon each other and to ultimately help you become a better version of yourself, or ‘You, But Better”. Come grow alongside the host, Tin Phan, as he goes from rock bottom to the top in terms of being a functional human being. Connect with us on Instagram, Twitter, and Facebook @youbutbetterpod

Categories: Society & Culture

Exploring Death is a podcast which brings death front and center talking about miracles, near death experiences and even after death communication. There is no fear, no stigma and no shame around this most sacred topic. Lisa Jones, will be discussing death and all the miracles that surround the event, as well as showcase people’s relationship with the deceased and near death experiences. From the supernatural to the super mundane, like how and why to get your will written, will be covered in upcoming episodes

Categories: Religion & Spirituality, Society & Culture

Tags: afterdeathcommunication, death, dying, gettingaffairsinorder, greenfunerals, grief, hospice, mediumship, Miracles, neardeathexperiences, quantumtheory, relief, supernatural

Podcasting since 2007, a married couple have been talking about family, friends, and frankly what ever comes up. Tune in not for a smart time but a good time

Categories: Comedy, Kids & Family

Tags: christian, Comedy, Culture, family, nonsense, POP, weird

This is basically me talking about urban myths creepy pastas and everything that’s Halloweenish and creepy, eerie, or scary. Don’t listen before you go to bed that’s all I can say.

Categories: Arts

FlyYoungIntellectual™ Podcast is an inspirational podcast catering to those who are building and crafting their own paths toward success. We discuss well being, mindset, economics, social issues, brand development, and much more while highlighting millennials who are pushing culture forward within their respective fields. Join me your host Kem as we Inform, Inspire, and Interact and have some fun doing it! Email: Info@flyyoungintellectual.com IG: @flyyoungintellectual

Categories: Education

Being a parent is really freakin’ hard. Of course, it can also be incredibly rewarding and delightful. Either way, it consumes us. Childproof is a show about us, the parents, and how we can raise kids without losing track of ourselves in the process. Each episode host Yasmeen Khan, a journalist and mom, brings us conversations and stories with fellow parents and experts on how to navigate this whole parenting thing — especially the shifts that happen within ourselves. Because parents are growing too.

Editor’s Notes:

“Childproof is a show about the parent experience with a nod towards the idea that parents are also growing just like kids are growing,” host Yasmeen Khan tells Apple Podcasts. “It’s the show for parents seeking growth, and I’m one of those people.” The North Carolina-born and now Brooklyn-based host, journalist–and most importantly, mom–Khan brings you the bi-weekly show Childproof about parenting for parents.

Khan’s past life as a reporter and journalist for WNYC Radio covering New York City schools and policing paved the way for her passion for covering families–especially issues and anxieties that the pandemic brought to the surface. “People are so deeply affected by these events. Family structures are, and parents are,” Khan says. “I bring a lot of that sort of background with me and I have brought some characters, actually, from my time reporting into the show also.”

The self-proclaimed “audio evangelist” covers a range of topics on parenting through the lens of other parents sharing their stories. “If we’re going to feature someone’s story, I want to hear somebody wrestling with something,” Khan says. “What are parents grappling with? What’s the interior experience of a parent? I hope in that sense, honestly, the show could be for anybody, any grown-up, if they have kids or not, but because sometimes the issues we’re grappling with aren’t specifically related to our kids, all the things that we’re dealing with as people.”

Anything goes, and each episode aims to have a takeaway in the form of a lesson learned or some evidence of personal growth. But getting to hear parents share their own concerns is cathartic in its own right. “Nothing should feel like it’s too precious or performative or anything like that, but if you feel like someone is really opening up in a conversation, and you can sense that they’re just being real with me and the audience, that’s compelling,” she says. “That’s really where the power of audio comes in because audio stories and listening to someone tell their own story is so intimate. I think it’s the most powerful way to tell the story.”

And as a mom to two girls herself, she knows a thing or two about being a parent. “My kids fill my tank in a way that I need, that I can’t get anywhere else,” she says. “And the thing I love about being a parent is that my life is filled–this is going to sound so cheesy–but my life is filled with so much love. I don’t feel like I deserve it all the time, but it’s just nothing but love. And that just gives the house a lot of good energy, you know? And I like that.”

Categories: Health & Fitness, Kids & Family, Society & Culture

We all have the best of intentions for ourselves and others, but we don’t always know how to act on them. Everyone wants to be happy, healthy, and well, but not everyone knows how to pursue those desires. That’s where we can help. Through a series of conversations with experts in the fields of health, behavioral science, and financial education, we share insights and concrete steps you can consider to train your brain, adopt new behaviors, learn a few key financial skills, focus on mindfulness, and find out what happens when you Choose Well. Comments? Please email us at wellness@cpg.org.

Categories: Education, Religion & Spirituality

Weekly Podcast hosted by Melo15. Discussions centered around hot topics happening in the weekly news, also frequent sit downs with emerging talent in the Seattle music scene.

Categories: Comedy, News, TV & Film

Formerly known as Cutie and the Beast. J.B.100 sets out on his own quest for truth, justice, rachetness and non stop jokes. Come on in and invite a friend. Multiple special guests will arrive this season…. stay tuned

Categories: Comedy

The political landscape can be confusing, but it doesn’t have to be. If you’ve survived junior high, lived in an urban city or understand gang life, you can understand geopolitics. Join rapper and author Propaganda and his friends as they use their hood-knowledge to break down the political scene.

Categories: News, Society & Culture

Podcast by Two In The Solo Booth

Categories: Arts

JobyCast can be best described as a chaotic mixture of pop culture references, philosophical insight, groan worthy puns , and the most beautiful impromptu a capella singing you will ever hear in your entire life.

Categories: Arts, Comedy, TV & Film

Tags: Books, Comedy, cooking, film, jokes, music, Philosophy, tv