Random Community Podcasts

Path To Citus Con is for developers who love Postgres. Guests join co-hosts Claire Giordano and Pino de Candia to discuss the human side of open source, databases, PostgreSQL, and the many PG extensions (including Citus.) Produced as a monthly live show on Discord by the Postgres team at Microsoft, subscribe to our calendar to join us live: https://aka.ms/PathToCitusCon-cal.

Categories: Technology

Tags: citus, community, databases, open source, postgres, postgresql

Greendale 101 is your premier source for campus news and happenings. Join Ben and Brian as they discuss Dan Harmon’s under-appreciated comedy series Community. Greendale 101, we’re streets ahead!

Categories: TV & Film

Tags: 101, Abed, annie, Ben, Brian, Britta, college, community, Dan, Greendale, Harmon, Jeff, NBC, pierce, television, troy, Winger

The Table is a church community located in Lemont, IL. We are passionate about sharing the love of Jesus to our community and to the world in very practical ways. The modern American church has become obsessed with basing their “success” on attendance and dollars, instead of remembering that Jesus called the Church to be servants. At The Table, we want people to experience Jesus through biblical knowledge, authentic relationships, and selfless service. Our podcast is aimed at continuing the conversation we have on Sundays at our weekly gathering and during the week at our house churches. Enjoy!…There’s room for everyone at The Table! For more information about The Table, please visit: thetablechurch.life FACEBOOK: thetable.lemont INSTAGRAM: @the.table_

Categories: Religion & Spirituality

Tags: christian, christianconversations, church, community, Jesus, lemont, religion

Hops News is everything that makes the beer culture great, philanthropy, sustainability, and community all in one funk laden show.

Categories: Society & Culture, TV & Film

Tags: Beer, community, craft, Culture, philanthropy

A look into what’s happening at Untappd and in the world of beer. We drink new beers every episode and add them to the #DrinkingSocially badge on Untappd. You’re welcome to drink along with us and compare notes, submit feedback in the Facebook group, and share in some beer education, or laughter with us every-other-Wednesday.

EPISODE SUMMARY:

As we move through May, it felt important to pay homage to the beers that were designed with this month in mind. Join us as we drink through a very traditional example of a Maibock, and then delve into something a little more modern. Food pairings, outside activities, and a reason to stop and enjoy a variation of Lager that will be harder to find as the weeks go by after this episode.

What We’re Drinking:

1516 by Red Oak Brewery

Link: https://untappd.com/b/red-oak-brewery-1516/1522417

– ABV: 7%
– IBU: 22
– Notes: Red Oak’s 1516 Heller Bock, appealing to Connoisseurs of exceptional beers, is a strong, full-bodied, smooth bier. 1516 Heller Bock, golden in color, is Brewed according to the Bavarian 1516 Law of Purity.

Glory Is Goldenbock by Burial & Zillicoah Beer Company

Link: https://untappd.com/b/burial-beer-co-glory-is-goldenbock/3575781

– ABV: 6%
– IBU: 30
– Notes: Glory is a destination for those who follow the gospel. It gives a hearkened voice to the apostles of beverage, those who remind us that taste is an amalgamation of tradition and revival. So we got together with our friends down on the river at Zilicoah Beer Co., to forge an often drinkable, yet full-flavored lager. Inspired by the Hellesbock-styled golden lagers of Germany, we decided to tip a hat to the regional American brewers that breathed new life into those styles in the new world. Glory Is was made from German barley, noble hops, and forged through a full decoction before lagering to crystalline perfection. Fully aged. Never Sacrificed.

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Would You Rather:

– Only drink seasonal beers? Or Never drink seasonal beers?

Untappd Updates:

– Visit https://untappd.com/tv to keep up with upcoming events such as:
– Virtual Happy Hours (tomorrow 5/21) welcomes Dan McLaughlin, founder of Pony Bar in NYC
– Upcoming Sessionable Saturday with Phil Buchy, founder and owner of Legion Brewing

Show Notes:

– Untappd’s Virtual Festival:
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– Click HERE to see the Top Rated Maibocks on Untappd

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Out of Our Gourds Pumpkin Home Brew Recipe

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Categories: Arts, Society & Culture, Technology

Tags: Beer, community, craft beer, Drinking, News, review, Technology, untappd

In this podcast, we’re taking looks at members of the creative community. It’s a conversational Deep Dive into artists life, work and legacy. The host is joined by various creators from multiple fields, to discuss their lives, how they got into their respective fields and the work that they do. Additionally, we go deep on random topics and create Top 5 lists of our favorite things. Hosted by Nick McCormick

Categories: Arts, Music

Tags: actor, actresses, artists, community, creative, deepdives, Fun, lists, longformat, musicians, top

// Resources, teaching, and insights from His Tribe, a church located in Edmond, OK. // We envision families of equipping revolutionaries going forth in love to join in the Father’s restoration of all creation by way of extending His Kingdom through the power of the Holy Spirit. To that end, this podcast consists of both an impartation of Kingdom tools unto partnership with Christ, and of seasonal insights into His heart. Visit us at histribe.org

Categories: Religion & Spirituality

Tags: acts, apostle, apostolic, Christ, church, community, Culture, family, heaven, Jesus, love, prayer, prophetic, Revival, revolution, teaching

FEATURED AS “NEW & NOTEWORTHY” BY APPLE 2013-2014 *** Urban Dharma NC is a new Buddhist center, a community-in-progress in western North Carolina. We are committed to the growing of Dharma, for Dharma to take roots in our lives here in this corner of the world, in this part of North Carolina, on the soil of these Appalachian mountains. Our motto “Changing Minds, Transforming Cities” expresses the vision of living the transformative teachings of the Buddha in a contemporary, urban context where we ground our lives in Dharma. Urban Dharma NC emphasizes integrating rather than compartmentalizing, engaging rather than retreating, communing rather than isolating. *** We believe that Buddhist teachings have much to offer, not only to those who self-identify as Buddhist, but more fundamentally to all who seek to live intentional, compassionate, and balanced lives. And we believe that we can do this best when we have a community that is welcoming open and supportive. *** Introductory topics include: meditation, mindfulness, stress reduction, Tibetan Buddhism, Chinese Buddhism *** Advanced topics include: Vajrayana, the Drikung Kagyu tradition, Chod, Milarepa, Tara, and more. *** Please report any issues with the podcast to urbandharmapodcast@gmail.com *** You may visit our website and donate via PayPal to support our work at http://tiny.cc/udncpodcast

Categories: Education, Religion & Spirituality, Society & Culture

Tags: Asheville, buddha, buddhism, buddhist, carolina, Center, community, dalai, dharma, discussion, drikung, hun, instruction, kagyu, karma, lama, Lecture, Mahayana, meditation, north, nyingma, practice, sakya, swannanoa, talk, teaching, Tibet, Tibetan, urban, vajrayana

Waymaker.Church is all about making a way for people to go to the new and deeper levels with Jesus Christ. These teachings help shed light on the real and relevant subjects in our culture today. Visit us online at waymaker.church to find more content like this.

Categories: Religion & Spirituality, Society & Culture

Tags: Brentwood, change, church, community, go change, help, Jesus, Jon Dupin, love, Lynchburg, virginia, Waymaker

We’ve all had moments where we questioned whether we deserved love, success, forgiveness, or a second chance. This podcast doesn’t gloss over that tension, it sits in it. Hosted by Eryn Eddy Adkins, founder of So Worth Loving, each episode is a straightforward look at identity, resilience, heartbreak, and rebuilding. Through real stories and honest conversations with guests who’ve faced doubt, failure, and change, we explore what it actually takes to believe in our worth without pretending it’s easy. If you’ve ever struggled to feel “enough,” this is a place to listen, learn, and feel less alone. New episodes every two weeks. Subscribe and join the conversation.

Categories: Education, Health & Fitness, Religion & Spirituality

Tags: church hurt, community, divorce, faith, hard seasons, Identity, purpose, relationships, Self Worth, so worth loving, worth loving

Through interviews with musicians and scholars in the improvised and experimental music world, this show explores the idea that new ways of interacting musically are also new ways of interacting socially. In listening to what is unfamiliar can we better hear the voices of others? Does creative risk-taking in music give courage to progressive political expression? Can judicious spontaneity in performance model the timely wisdom needed in our social institutions? Does improvised music preface grassroots democratic deliberation? Produced and Hosted by Rachel Elliott, a PhD candidate in Philosophy, Sound It Out is a fun, easy-listening exploration and reflection on the present, past, and future of jazz, creative, and contemporary music, and all nature of sound experiment. Broadcast in Guelph, Ontario on CFRU 93.3FM on Tuesdays at 5pm. Produced with the International Institute for Critical Studies in Improvisation. Art by Justin Karas.

Categories: Arts, Music, Society & Culture

Tags: canada, communication, community, democracy, Experimental, improvisation, jazz, justice, music, radio, social

Can you feel it? This shift to slower living? If you felt a freedom to pause during the Pandemic but don’t want to go back to the hustle & realize that hurried pace wasn’t even working for you in the first place – this is your permission to slow down with an invitation to stay there. Our Island in the City is a podcast with host, Jodi H. Grubbs, a former Bonaire island girl and a slow living advocate. We have nourishing and gentle ongoing conversations about deep soul care, slow living practices and finding our way again. Join me as we welcome a different guest each episode. Producer: Lili Grubbs Podcast Coach: Alana Dawson Music: Evengy Kiselevich Logo / Cover Art: Hannah Linder Creations LLC

Categories: Religion & Spirituality

Tags: belonging, christian, community, Culture, faithconversations, GuestInterviews, hospitality, island, islandliving, newbooks, relationships, SlowingDown, slowliving, soulcare, Stories

Welcome to Belonging, a podcast that explores being alive in the age of loneliness. Becca Piastrelli is your host and guide on a journey of courageous reconnection as we explore topics like rites of passage, cultivating meaningful community, seasonal and cyclical living, and what it means to be a good ancestor in these times. She has thought provoking conversations with friends, teachers, elders, and ancestral medicine keepers to help support you in bringing more meaning and connection to your life. She also pops in here and there to share updates and learnings from her own story because we were meant to do this together – cosmically holding hands as we walk the spiral of life. You can expect to be challenged by new (or old) ideas, face your beliefs and what systems informed them, get curious and brave to tell the truth about the deeper, harder things, and feel comforted in the knowing that you don’t have to navigate it all alone.

Categories: Health & Fitness, Religion & Spirituality, Society & Culture

Tags: ancestral wisdom, community, cyclical living, rites of passage, seasonal living

Join The Conversation, as we open a healthy and helpful conversation between adults on any topic we feel needs to be addressed or discussed. From relationships to politics, or from sex to social commentary; we discuss it all! We hope you enjoy this experience and tag along for the ride!! Thanks!

Categories: Society & Culture

Tags: african-americans, Children, community, family, financial, Politics, relationships, sex, social issues

What does it mean to be poor, or an immigrant? What form should Aid take? This album begins to explore the complex issues of international development in a globalised world, starting with a look at schemes which attempt to alleviate poverty. Small business owners are empowered by micro-financing in Glasgow, while in Argentina a disastrous economic collapse has led to people taking matters into their own hands by creating an alternative social exchange currency. Migrant communities, such as Greek Cypriots and Ethiopians in London, and Sierra Leoneans in Liverpool, have a chance to reveal the issues they’ve faced; while in the audio tracks we hear from experts who are working to expand the contribution that African migrants abroad can make to Africa’s development. Finally, a Chinese “beer pioneer” and China trade experts discuss China’s membership of the World Trade Organisation. To complete the album, Dr Helen Yanacopulos of The Open University’s Development Policy and Practice unit explains the choice of some of the case studies, and unpicks some of the issues that emerge. This material is taken from The Open University course TU871 Development: context and practice.

Categories: Education

Tags: argentina, community, Cypriot, economy, Ethiopian, Greek, London, Migrants, Peru, Political, social, sudan, Tanzania

This album takes an extensive look at the ins-and-outs of family life and caring for children. It draws on interviews with a wide-ranging selection of professionals, from people who deal directly with children at nurseries or schools to those that help shape national policy, to throw light on national initiatives and schemes such as ChildLine, and explore family life from different perspectives and social levels. This material forms part of The Open University course K204 Working with children and families.

Categories: Education

Tags: child-minding, childcare, childhood, community, community-work, parenthood, Social care, social services, teaching

Building better communities by talking with local leaders. Helping people get to know their neighbors so we can be good neighbors.

Categories: Society & Culture

Tags: City, community, Leaders, local, neighbors, your city

From the therapy room of a registered psychotherapist and certified functional medicine practitioner, you will be witness to intimate conversations with experts in the field of health, mindset, parenting, relationships, and habit change. Let’s just say I Think, I Can has just reached a whole new level. New episodes premier every Tuesday.

Categories: Health & Fitness, Society & Culture

Tags: Anger, anxiety, behavior, calm, cbt, child, Cognitive, community, counseling, couples, emotionalhealth, family, fitness, functionalmedicine, grief, happiness, Healing, holistic, hormones, lifestyle, love, marriage, mentalhealth, mindset, psychologist, psychotherapy, relationships, sleep, therapist, therapy, trauma