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With this podcast I will be getting things off my chest. If I’m thinking it you’ll hear it. There are some issues that needs to be discussed but some people are afraid to talk about it. IM NOT!
Categories: Society & Culture
From one thought to another on life. Hosted by Leslie, a christian mother of three with her new husband Matthew. Wanting to share their story/testimony of how their Insta-Family navigates things from raising their children to grow in church to hot topics in today’s world. We would love to hear your stories as well. Parenting/ Relationship stories and advice even prayer.
Categories: Religion & Spirituality
A father and son discuss Bible stories and how they relate to us today
Categories: Kids & Family, Religion & Spirituality
Is there anything more important than food? From science to financial markets; from land use to culture, and, of course, our diet. Food traverses every aspect of humanity. In this podcast, Daniel Russek, CEO of Atarraya, converses with relevant figures from various fields based on a simple question: what does food mean to you?
Categories: Arts, Technology
Open conversations with your host, Slim, where people can sit down and be comfortable in their own space. Very interesting conversations on a wide range of topics
Categories: Society & Culture
Listen to Satsang talks and guided meditations from Swami Shankarananda, including the CD tracks from his best-selling books, Happy For No Good Reason, and Self-inquiry: Using Your Awareness To Unblock Your Life. Swami Shankarananda (or Swamiji) is a spiritual master who has been guiding students for 40 years with warmth, humour and depth. He carries the energy of one of the most powerful mystical lineages of India, and has awakened thousands of seekers to the spiritual path. Swamiji is regarded as an authority on meditation, Self-inquiry and Kashmir Shaivism (a philosophy of consciousness). A prolific writer, he is the best-selling author of Happy for No Good Reason, as well as numerous other books. Learn more about Swami Shankarananda and the Sri Nityananda Ashram at: www.theashram.com.au
Categories: Education, Religion & Spirituality
work.love.balance podcast is an open forum for couples who work together in business yet passionately love each other and their families while becoming skilled in balancing all that they do! Hosted by husband and wife Michael and Christian Warren, we explore the day to day dynamic of couples who work, love and balance.
Categories: Society & Culture
Join Michael, Cal, Rachel and Jacinta on Well, Well, Well each week to get all the latest on mental health, HIV & sexual health, and the overall health and wellbeing of our LGBTI communities on JOY 94.9 and on podcast. A service for our LGBTIQA+ community proudly supported by JOY and Thorne Harbour Health.
Categories: Health & Fitness
The CharacterStrong Podcast: Weekly conversations for anyone in education. CharacterStrong is an organization that provides curricula and trainings for schools internationally. Our trainings help educators infuse character and social-emotional learning into the daily fabric of any classroom or campus. Our curricula focus on character development in order to help students cultivate social-emotional skills, their emotional intelligence, and help them develop a stronger identity and purpose in school and in the world. For more information visit our website: characterstrong.com
Categories: Education
Tags: Education, elementary, highschool, leadership, schoolculture, SEL, servantleadership, teachers
If you’ve watched and loved Winona Ryder playing the innocent May Welland in the 1993 film adaptation of Edith Wharton’s sweeping novel about class-consciousness in nineteenth century America, you will certainly enjoy reading the original. Though Martin Scorcese’s brilliant work was certainly true to the spirit of the original novel, no film can reproduce the charm of language and turn of phrase employed by one of America’s greatest writers. The Age of Innocence was Edith Wharton’s 12th novel and is located in familiar Wharton territory. The genteel snobbery of the upper classes with its underlying cruelty and heartless judgments passed on those who cross the line is wonderfully depicted in The Age of Innocence. The story opens at a glittering music concert, featuring the wonderful opera singer Christine Nilsson singing Faust at the Music Academy in New York. In the high-society club boxes, the leading lights of New York society train their opera glasses on the crowd, occasionally throwing a sniping remark or two. Newland Archer, a young, handsome, wealthy lawyer whose privileged background is matched only by that of his new fiancée, May Welland. As the self satisfied and complacent Archer surveys the crowd in the opera theater, he overhears two men gossiping about a lady who has just entered a nearby opera box. She is Ellen Olenska, the recent widow of a Polish count, who had shocked society a few years earlier by first marrying a complete outsider and then running away from him to live alone in various cities across Europe. For Archer, the issue is complicated by the fact that Ellen is his beloved May’s first cousin. What follows has a devastating impact on the lives of everyone who is connected with the cousins. The story traces the roots of social prejudices and is an absolutely frank and fearless look at the hypocrisy, double standards and betrayals that people indulge in, in the name of “good form.” The Age of Innocence is filled with memorable characters like the elderly gossip Sillerton Jackson, who is not just considered to be an authority on “families” but also possesses an indelible memory about every single scandal and mystery that has occurred in the claustrophobic Manhattan society of the day. The Age of Innocence won the Pulitzer Prize in 1921 and takes its title from a famous eighteenth century English painting by Joshua Reynolds. It was initially serialized in 1920 in the Pictorial Review magazine, but later compiled into a book and published in the following year. As a ruthless and bitter commentary on the social mores of the day, The Age of Innocence is certainly an insightful book to enjoy.
Categories: Arts
Tags: audio books, audiobook, ebooks, Edith Wharton, free audio books, Loyal Books, loyalbooks.com, The Age of Innocence
What if you could discover the world from your living room? This podcast represents this casual place where people from all around the world talk about their countries and share their cultural experiences. You’ll get to know the countries directly from the native people.
Categories: Society & Culture
Talking all things that matter on the journey we call life. Sometimes a good brew is all you need to get you going. So Sip, Sit Back and Let’s Talk.
Categories: Society & Culture
The Rise from Eden Podcast explores psychological, philosophical, literary, intuitive, phenomenological, hermeneutic, existential, spiritual, and other Jungian-inspired topics (and more) using both rational and non-rational means of inquiry. This podcast is hosted by Steve, B.A. philosophy graduate and master’s student in experimental psychology, and Dr. Mike, philosophy professor and master’s student in clinical psychology. Feel free to check out the YouTube channel for other videos and more information: https://www.youtube.com/c/RisefromEden
Categories: Education
On this site you will find podcasts of Christian news music and items from the 8am Sunday Christian radio program “Songs of Hope” on Southern FM 88.3 in Melbourne, Australia.
Categories: Religion & Spirituality
Tags: christian, christianity, faith, God, Godspeak, hope, hymns, Jesus, music, News, praise, religion, songs, spirituality, Stories, worship
The Obituary Writer of Crestfall, Idaho finds himself deeply in over his head as he investigates a series of strange and mysterious deaths… when he is supposed to simply be writing obituaries. Along the way he encounters murderous farmers, man-eating cats, haunted bicycles, and a healthy dose of ominous shadows. Support us on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/deathbydyingpod
Categories: Fiction
Tags: Audiodrama, creepy, darkcomedy, death, horror, humor, murder, MYSTERY, obituary, Quirky, story
Join Specs Gonzalez on his adventures through the multiverse as he investigates how football’s greatest ‘What If?’ moments could have turned out.
Welcome to a show where a trio of goofy friends invite you to Just Come Over! Your hosts Mel, Emily and Eighty take a comedic approach in talking about society and culture. New episodes every Tuesday. So, join us! Available wherever you stream podcasts.
Categories: Comedy
5 Women. 5 generations coming together to Share wisdom, life lessons, Global Astrology, Emotional Intelligence and Conscious living.
Categories: Religion & Spirituality
Robert Lohbihler has plenty of stories that we can all relate too. Sit back, relax and get ready to laugh because.. This Is So Us.
Categories: Comedy