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The Let’s Go Racing Family Podcast is about our love of NASCAR, travel, and just being a family. Our family includes Mom, Dad, and our three boys (Sebastian – 18 yrs old, Giovanni – 15 yrs old, and Johann – 10 yrs old). We thought a podcast would be cool way for us to share our own opinions and tell our own stories. We have different show formats that will alternate throughout the season (Race Recaps and Let’s Go Racing Family Xtras). Race Recap episodes will feature our family discussing story lines from previous races. The Xtra episodes, will feature more variety segments, such as “6 Degrees of NASCAR – connecting pop-culture to NASCAR in less than 6 degrees of separation” or “Racing Through Life.” Every weekly episode, regardless of format, will include Race Picks – where our family make our picks for who we think will win the Cup Series race that weekend. This is a new adventure…so join us as we explore the world of podcasting and racing.

Categories: Kids & Family, Leisure, Sports

Take a journey through the story of sunshine and Vitamin D through five different lenses – migration, food, equality, health and nature. Each episode features a mix of women’s voices, sharing original poetry and stories, offering food for thought and provocations, mixed with historical information, scientific facts, evocative sounds and music. An All Change production in partnership with London Metropolitan Archives supported by the National Lottery Heritage Fund.

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Categories: Arts, History

Tags: Vitamin D

Broadcast veteran and native Angeleno Laura Craven hosts this insider’s guide to the unique architecture of Los Angeles. With over a decade’s experience at a Malibu-based premier architecture firm, Laura knows the insiders who are dedicated to the preservation of Southern California’s rich architectural history. Guests include architects, designers, architectural photographers, engineers and conservationists.

LOST ANGELES connects you to the stories and the community of people behind LA’s mid-century modern masterpieces, 1920’s Spanish Revivial properties, Art Deco treasures, retro-futuristic renovation projects and every other style unique to the city’s landscape. Stay tuned for all new monthly episodes!

Categories: Arts, History, Society & Culture

A Jewish Studies podcast series featuring the research of Frankel Institute fellows at the University of Michigan.

Categories: Education

My name is Leslie Tucker. I’m sharing my alopecia and life journey. I’m sharing my personal stories and the stories of others. I will be interviewing people who want to share personal stories that have shaped their lives for the good and bad. I will also be reading anonymous letters for those who are not ready to be heard, but want to help others with their stories. Please contact me if you have a personal story to tell. If you like the podcast, stop by Apple and leave a 5 star review. Consider giving a small contribution as well. Thank you in advance for your support.

Categories: Society & Culture

British writer, speaker and musician Jeremy Harmer talks to people about their lives, their occupations, their origins and where they go to relax and find solace and comfort. Professors, musicians, teachers, writers and artists – they all have something to tell us about the way we live our lives.A new episode every Thursday.

Categories: Society & Culture

This entire podcast stems around one question… “If there was one thing you think society should talk more about, what would it be?” Michelle Cox likes to have unlikely conversations on uncomfortable topics with her guests as she uncovers interesting and sometimes taboo topics.

Categories: Education, Society & Culture

Welcome to Dollars and Sense, the only podcast in English about Puerto Rico’s business community produced by News is my Business. Listen to our podcast series, featuring interviews with experts from a broad range of fields.

Categories: Business

Essays on politics and culture from Sasha Stone’s Substack. A former Democrat and Leftist who escaped the bubble to get to know the other side of the country and to take a more critical look at the left. Sashastone.substack.com

www.sashastone.com

Categories: Arts, TV & Film

“Because I said so” is a conversation-stopper used by parents all over the world. Australian-based hosts Lem and Nazanin make it a conversation-starter in this podcast about identity, morality and finding independence when you live in a different world from the one your parents grew up in. Funny, cheeky and unashamed, Lem and Nazanin uncover the answers to all the questions they had as kids.
It’s our final episode, and what better way to end season one by talking about how our parents had such high expectations of our education… No pressure of course.

But regardless of what background you’re from, your parents were probably big on getting good grades and studying. And of course that didn’t align with what you REALLY wanted to do right?

So did you listen to them and get that medical degree? Or did you just end up doing your own thing?

Well, Nazanin and Lem were definitely not given an option. Lem got the chance to study in Lebanon – which is where her sexuality came to light. And Nazanin’s mum had to pay her way through a private college, because she was too busy chasing boys! But funnily enough, neither of them are actually working in the same field they studied in.

So should we even bother going to uni straight out of high school? Or do you think we should wait a couple of years to work out what we really want to do?

Let us know whether you went on to get a degree, and if not, what did your parents have to say about it? Email us on podcast@becauseisaidso.com.au or DM us on Instagram @becauseisaidso_podcast.

PS: Don’t worry, Lem and Nazanin will be back for season 2 shortly!

CREDITS

Hosts: Nazanin and Lem

Executive Producer: Nazanin

Theme Music: Lem

Cover Art: Atena Leon

Categories: Science, Society & Culture

Jesse Chappus has in-depth conversations with health and wellness leaders from around the world. Topics include lifestyle, nutrition, fitness, self-help, sleep, meditation, spirituality and so much more. Tune in weekly to take your health to the next level!

Categories: Health & Fitness

Tags: adaptogens, exercise, experts, fitness, glutenfree, health, interview, jerf, jessechappus, longevity, marniwasserman, meditation, nextlevel, NonGMO, nutrition, nutritionist, paleo, plantbased, Podcast, rawfood, RealFood, selfhelp, spirituality, springwater, superfoods, superherbs, tea, ultimatehealth, vegan, vegetarian, wellness

A weekly conversation about building stuff.

Categories: Business, Technology

Before recording of the No Agenda starts, hosts of No Agenda – Adam Curry and John Dvorak have short chit-chat, that sometimes is just Mic Check (microphone test) but sometimes is more.

Categories: Comedy

Tags: Adam Curry, Curry, dvorak, John C. Dvorak, no agenda, noagenda

Aziz Alili is born in 1968 in Lipkovo municipality of Kumanovo in Macedonia, Hafiz Aziz Alili is a Macedonian who is aptly trained in the recitation of the Holy Qur’an in Sarajevo. He finished primary school in his native town after which he entered the Gaza Husrevbeg’s Madrasa in Sarajevo. In the period from 1984 to 1986, he was designated the Muezzin of Gazi Husrev Bey’s Mosque in Sarajevo and from 1989 to 1993. From 1995, he worked as an Imam and Khatib in Zagreb. At the Institute of Erkam bin Erkam in the Haram al-Sharif, Makkah, he studied ten Kira under the able guidance of Sheikh Abdul Abdeddaim Settir Al-Maghribiya and got Ijazah. He is well versed with many beautiful and soulful Nasheeds and is credited with the production of various albums and cassettes. He is currently serving the Muslim community as the Imam of Majlis Islamske Zajednice in Zagreb, Croatia.

Categories: History, Religion & Spirituality

Join Laura Dawn for these mind-enhancing conversations with thought leaders and wisdom keepers of our time, both in the psychedelic space and beyond. Weaving wisdom with science, we’re exploring the intersection between psychedelics and sacred plant medicines, neuroscience and consciousness, creativity and resilience, business and entrepreneurship, meaning and purpose. These conversations focus on how we can learn to embody heart-centered leadership so we can influence real change and create a more beautiful world our hearts know is possible. So get ready for a neural upgrade, as we explore our medicine for change, and journey to a better future.

Categories: Business, Health & Fitness, Religion & Spirituality

Welcome to Broke or Brilliant, the bold and unfiltered podcast where real-life meets real money. Hosted by Aaliyah Duah, creator of the viral financial games Rap Cards and Broke or Brilliant, each 30-minute episode breaks down financial literacy, adulting struggles, and the wins (and fails) that shape our money moves. Come for the laughs, stay for the gems.

Categories: Business

You ever feel kind of bored and/or lonely and want someone to talk to you but podcasts are too long and daunting? No? Just me? Oh.

Categories: Society & Culture

Thanks for checking out Love It of Hate It, where two movie geeks with some serious opinions dish on what and who we Love and Hate in the glorious world of cinema! Follow us on Twitter & Instagram and join in the discussion. Host note: Our podcast was born during a mimosa-fueled and particularly contentious viewing of Mamma Mia, so stick with us when we share our thoughts about Meryl Streep being meh. (Don’t @ us!!!) Xo, Angelique and Elizabeth

Categories: TV & Film