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A half hour conversation with all kinds of people that make their living on the road from Musicians, Pro Athletes to anyone who has to leave home to pay the bills.
Categories: Arts
Tags: countrymusic, musicians, professionalathletes, racecardrivers, roadstories, tourlife
The weekly sermon podcast from Good Shepherd Presbyterian Church.
Categories: Religion & Spirituality
Some things in this world make me mad, find out what they are
Categories: Comedy
Women in Action was an arts and heritage project, led by Collective Encounters in 2020-2022, that used drama and creativity to celebrate women’s resilience, activism and community organising across Merseyside. The Ballad of 18 Women is the major final outcome of the project, incorporating testimonies recorded in oral history interviews as well as poetic narration and original music and song. This radio ballad highlights the stories of 18 Merseyside women to give an insight into the incredible contributions women make every day to improve lives in our region. Woven together, they give a glimpse of the multitude of positive actions that hold, nurture and empower our communities. The 18 women share a concern for fairness and social justice, but their causes, actions and impacts are many and varied. Some would not consider themselves to be ‘activists’, but all have given of themselves to help others and in doing that have made the world a better place. The radio ballad pulls some common threads from their stories; the archive collection (available online or on request) offers the full recording for each person, showing the richness of their individual contributions. We hope the ballad and recordings will inspire new women activists, as well as sustain, celebrate and encourage those who are already working for change: it is a homage to these 18 women and to you. Written by Sarah Thornton Composed by Bethany Kay Hopkins Directed by Tessa Buddle Sound Design by Karen Lauke Artwork by Doriscakes Creates Featuring the voices of: Alma Brown, Anna Reid, Anne Gorton, Anya Chapman, Chantelle Lunt, Clara Paillard, Doreen McNally, Felicity Dowling, Imogen Woolley, Johanna Schweier, June Hudson, Keith Barber, Libby Mackay, Lois Woolley, Lynda Cash, Maddy Vaz, Margaret Mariette, Mary O’Sullivan, Olivia Graham, Terri Heldt, Tracey Dunn, Zi Lan Liao For more information about Women in Action visit: https://collective-encounters.org.uk/projects/women-in-action/ To explore the full interviews with the 18 women visit: https://audio.maydayrooms.org/the-ballad-of-18-women Made possible with funding from National Lottery Heritage Fund, PH Holt Foundation, LCVS, Arts Council England, and Liverpool City Council; archived in partnership with the Museum of Liverpool and MayDay Radio.
Hosted by Oli Russell-Cowan, the Rad Season Action Sports Podcast is about the people who push boundaries on a daily basis in the world of action sports. Listen to athletes and industry professionals about their unique experiences and the lessons they learnt along the way. Get inspired for an adventure where “it’s always the season somewhere.”
Categories: Business, Society & Culture, Sports
Tags: Action Sports, Adventure, athletes, careers, experiences, extreme sports, festivals, Fun, interviews, outdoors, SPorts, travel
The problem with parenting is many of us only have one example to go off of. This podcast dives into the experiences of people from a kid to parent and even grandparents. The more experiences and ideas we discuss the better we all our.
Categories: Kids & Family
Live From The Heart – Community, Consciousness, Culture And Awakening
Categories: Religion & Spirituality
Welcome to the official podcast of the internationally renowned, 200 voice Chorus of Westerly from Westerly, Rhode Island. Established in 1959, we are the only independent chorus in the United States to combine adults and children in all performances. Join Executive Director Ryan Saunders and Musical Director Andrew Howell as they take you backstage of the years biggest productions, concerts, classes, and more!
Categories: Arts
Tags: andrewhowell, benjaminbarber, choir, choral, choralmusic, chorus, chorusofwesterly, daviddeangelis, fromtheedge, harveyblanchette, music, RhodeIsland, ryansaunders, singing, westerly
“Unfiltered: Afghan, not Dewana,” is a podcast that focuses on raising mental health awareness in Afghan communities and societies. Often, when we tell other Afghans or even our parents that we are “depressed” or “sad”, the word “dewana” gets thrown back at us. Dewana translates to “crazy” in Dari and each episode will help you better understand that feeling sad and depressed does not mean we are crazy. My mission is twofold: breaking cultural barriers around mental health discussions, fostering better communication amongst Afghans, and amplifying Afghan voices worldwide. Each episode brings unique guests, encouraging open conversations and sharing stories to foster empathy and unity, as well as some solo episodes. Let’s embrace vulnerability, shatter boundaries, and make a difference as the proud, resilient Afghans we are. Email me at medinamua18@gmail.com with topic ideas or questions. Together, we’ll grow and heal. Together, my #notdewana family we will make our culture even more beautiful than it already is.
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Categories: Health & Fitness, Society & Culture
Tags: afghan, unfiltered
Have you ever thought to yourself “I think I May need therapy”? In a world full of extreme highs and lows, we all need a weekly dose of therapy. However, in most cases we soothe ourselves and talk through life’s issues with our family and friends. The “I Think I May Need Therapy” podcast will discuss topics in regard to everyday adulting, self-help, pop culture and most importantly life’s challenges that may trigger the need for us to go and lay on our therapist’s couch.
Categories: Health & Fitness
Commentary on life, games, books, and creating. Sometimes, a Wayward Tale may be heard or seen. Also, narrations of certain parts of books or short stories are available, too.
Categories: Leisure
The Middle School Ministry Podcast
Categories: Religion & Spirituality
Society has programmed individuals, largely by way of social media, to think success happens easily and overnight. F’ing Up gives the ideal audience, someone either just starting out in their career or actively considering a pivot, an opportunity to understand the realities. The host, Deanne Rhynard, interviews successful individuals, points out what they’ve achieved and immediately throws that information out the window and focuses on the tripping hazards along the way. Deanne highlights the tough realities and humanizes the experience of the climb to the top. After all, we’re all F’ing Up!Learn more at finguppodcast.com.
Categories: Business, Society & Culture
Join Rashida Jones (“Parks and Recreation”), actor/writer Will McCormack, and director Lee Toland Krieger as they discuss their new film “Celeste and Jesse Forever”.
Categories: TV & Film
Tags: Celeste Jesse Forever Parks Recreation, Rashida Jones, Toland Krieger, Will McCormack Lee
“Is God’s Spirit dismantling the church because we have so failed God’s mission?And if so, as I believe, how do we work with the Spirit rather than against the Spirit?” Prophetic or not, the idea I posited fifteen years ago of a dismantled church has only gained traction since I first posed it. The response to the podcast has been quite unexpected, now with more than 72,000 episodes downloaded in 102 countries and more than 2,700 cities. The podcast seems to particularly resonate with those on the run from the church and feel alienated or marginalized by the church. The podcast has allowed me to draw upon nearly three decades of teaching sociology, thirty-five years of sociological research, fifteen years of church and denominational consulting, twenty years of ministry, my childhood and coming of age in a conservative Mennonite/Amish community, and my diagnosis three years ago of Parkinson’s Disease. Most recently I have written the first biography of Walter Brueggemann entitled “Walter Brueggemann and the Prophetic Imagination: A Theological Biography” (Fortress Press, 2023). You can follow the development and release of the book, get access to my private pages, and subscribe to my blog for 4.95 annually at www.centerforpropheticimagination.org.
Categories: Religion & Spirituality, Society & Culture
Tags: Bible, Brueggemann, Church Dismantled, Conrad Kanagy, evangelicals, Kanagy, Prophetic Imagination, sociology
Discover the possibilities of leadership when leading from a perfectly cloudless mind. Each week, Paul Smit, #1 Business Speaker in The Netherlands, author and entrepreneur. And, Scott Byrd, former Director at major Wall Street Investment bank, author and successful entrepreneur, discuss business performance and transformation from a radically unique perspective. This podcast is for leaders who are open to an entirely new way of seeing the world through the eyes of the latest neuroscientific discoveries as well as mind-blowing ancient wisdom.
Categories: Business, Society & Culture
Dayton Hamann and guests debate topics using a three round tournament bracket. New episodes every Thursday!
Categories: Society & Culture
Hello you lot and welcome to Sudden Double Deep: The Triple Bill Title Podcast. On this show we watch three films linked by a word in the title. We discuss those films, career off topic and in all likelihood spoil the bejeezus out of these movies so… SPOILERS! You may hear some colourful language along the way too.
Categories: TV & Film
Tags: cinema, Entertainment, film, Movies