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The world is a strange place. From creepy conspiracy theories, to weird laws, to terrifying cults, this podcast explores them all. Each week, one of our hosts takes a deep dive into a strange, weird, and random topic, and discusses what they found with the other hosts.

Gavin, Leah, and Chris are three college graduates who started This Strange World as a project for class, but became so interested in learning more about strange topics that they decided to make it for real. Join them on their journey as they try to make sense of This Strange World.

Made in affiliation with High Tops Media

Categories: Society & Culture

On Grief: A Podcast about Death is an exploration of what the people closest to the dead and dying know about death that the average lay person is too scared to ask.

Categories: Society & Culture

Tags: death, death comes to dinner, death positivity, dying

Welcome to the Digital Mayor Now podcast. We interview agents that are dominating their area using online advertising. We look forward to sharing their valuable insights with you! Have a great day and thanks for listening.

Categories: Business

An insightful and indepth look into the nine secrets to online success. A carefully curated sets of podcats designed to help you get the most from your website.

Categories: Uncategorised

Science news, discussions, and content for my students.

Categories: Education

A bi-weekly podcast that provides a safe place for open dialogue to enable conversation partners to be seen and heard.

Categories: Society & Culture

Trailers from Hell showcases classic previews of past movie attractions punctuated with humorous commentary by iconic filmmakers. The series includes Joe Dante (Gremlins) on horror movie The Terror and Edgar Wright (Shaun of the Dead) praising one of his seminal influences Danger: Diabolik.

Categories: Comedy

Tags: Comedy, commentaries, director, directors, film, From, Hell, Humour, movie, Movies, trailers

Sermons, talks, classes, and more from IKAR Rabbis and the IKAR community. After the tragic shooting in Buffalo rooted in White Supremacy and hate, we look to the Omer, a time on the Jewish calendar associated with mourning. The themes of Lag b’Omer offer some guidance on what our society needs.

Categories: Religion & Spirituality

Through meaningful discussion and revealing interviews, Outgrowth: A Slice of Pro Beauty offers accurate information, valuable resources, and critical perspective on salon ownership, management, marketing, finances, products, services, best practices and more. Co-hosts celebrity manicurist Ashley Gregory Hackett and expert educator Jaime Schrabeck, PhD explore the issues relevant to our industry with a sense of humor and a common sense approach to advocacy and compliance. Engaging a broad audience, Outgrowth delivers relatable business advice and effective strategies ideal for hair stylists, nail techs, estheticians, barbers, makeup artists, and salon and spa owners. Join Outgrowth and let’s grow together!

Categories: Arts, Business, Education

Tags: beauty, build, business, esthetician, Hair stylist, improvement, industry, marketing, nail technician, pro, salon, social media

Country music’s hottest stars visit with Evan Paul of Taste of Country Nights, a nationally syndicated radio show. Go deep inside new music to learn the inspiration behind familiar hits and hear stories about this wild life you won’t hear elsewhere.

Categories: Music

It has been accepted by virtually all Christian traditions that the Last Supper was a Passover meal. It has also been accepted by virtually all Christian traditions that in the early Church the Lord’s Supper, for which the Last Supper is the model and pattern, was celebrated as part of a common fellowship meal, the agape feast. Yet by the second half of the first millennium the Lord’s Supper had been separated from the Agape and the Church had banned the celebration of the latter in church buildings with the result that it fell into complete disuse. Why did this happen? The reason is to be found in the fact that it was difficult to transform the Agape into a clergy-controlled and regulated ritual, whereas the Eucharist, separated from the Agape and accompanied by an expanding liturgy, was easily transformed into a rite that could be sacralised and subjected to clerical domination. The life of the Church was then redefined and its most important communal expressions were transformed into rituals performed by the priesthood (sacerdotalism). The ability of the Christian community, the Christian society, to achieve the potential of its life as the true social order was restricted as an inevitable consequence. If the Church is to fulfil the task entrusted to her by her Lord in the Great Commission Christians must reclaim their citizenship of the Kingdom of God from those who have sought to dispossess them of it for so long. Centralised bureaucratic control of the Church by clergymen has vitiated the life of the Church as a social order and wrecked the mission of the Church. The life of the Church as the true society, the true social order, must be restored if the Great Commission is to be accomplished, and the combined Eucharist and Agape is an important element of that life, since it is the central ritual of the Christian Church and therefore vital to the well-being of the Christian community.

Categories: Religion & Spirituality

in this podcast, I will talk about anything I can think of. you can also send topic ideas through voice message

Categories: Kids & Family

Each Friday at 4PM Central, Chanelle Yarber of BrightGirl Media chats with guests about entrepreneurship and success from a woman of color’s perspective.

Categories: Business

When public health is threatened on a mass scale, we have a long history of working together to take on the challenge. As the host of Wondery’s American Innovations, Steven Johnson has told the stories of some of the most crucial breakthroughs in health, medicine, and technology. He’s also the author of one of the seminal books on epidemics, “The Ghost Map.”

On this new weekly series, Steven will speak with experts from the worlds of health and technology about how the current moment compares with past pandemics, and what the coming months might look like. What will it take to develop a COVID-19 vaccine? How will our educational system change? How can crowdsourcing help us battle the spread of the coronavirus? We’ve vanquished more dangerous threats before. Let’s roll up our sleeves and tackle this one together.

Categories: Society & Culture

Rabbi Joey Soffer is an associate Rabbi at Congregation Bnei Yitzhak in Brooklyn NY. He received his bachelors degree from NYU Stern School of Business and went on to receive his Semikha from Rabbi Shimon Alouf and Rabbi Harold Sutton through the Sephardic Rabbinical College. He is currently teaching Daf Yomi in his fourth cycle. Additionally, he teaches Business Halacha, Hilchot Shabbat, as well as Halachic perspectives on modern developments

Categories: Education

ISNW is a podcast hosted by Ana Karolina (AK) and her medical pup, Bailey, that discusses living with PTSD. PTSD sucks. Let’s talk about it.

Categories: Education, Health & Fitness, Society & Culture

You’re in for a fun and feisty look into the topics of the day from the realm of science and technology, health, news, entertainment and sports as we search for the God story. Can we see any evidence of God, His existence and His plan?

Categories: News, Religion & Spirituality

Ladies and gentlemen, boys and girls. Welcome aboard to this magical podcast from DisneyExaminer! Monorail Blue is arriving to give you Disney Parks news, commentary, and editorials from around the world every week.

Categories: Society & Culture