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Welcome to the Body Science Podcast – where we bring you the best experts in the fitness industry to talk about all things training, nutrition and supplementation. Subscribe and enjoy our weekly podcast series!
Categories: Education, Health & Fitness, Science
Recordings from the popular public lecture series on intellectual history in all its forms and across all ages. From 2014 held at the University of St Andrews, and between 2010 and 2013 held at the University of Sussex.
Categories: Society & Culture
It’s easy to lose your way in the 21st-century economy. The world of work and business is changing so rapidly that you might start focusing more on how to keep up than how to live a meaningful life. What Works is a podcast for entrepreneurs, independent workers, and employees who don’t want to lose themselves to the whims of late-stage capitalism. Host Tara McMullin covers money, management, culture, media, philosophy, and more to figure out what’s working (and what’s not) today. Tara offers a distinctly interdisciplinary approach to the discourse around business, work, and personal growth.
Categories: Business
Tags: capitalism, Culture, economics, entrepreneurship, feminism, personal growth, Philosophy, small business
Tall Tales at Midnight brings epic short stories to life with narration and improvised piano score by professional pianist Jamie Lees.
The Piano score is improvised on the spot! This kind of spontaneous improvisation Is something I’ve been doing for over fifteen years and is something I’m incredibly comfortable with. I have even bought out Two improvised piano albums, both of which you can find on Spotify/iTunes/ Apple Music / Amazon Music etc. All links to my music can be found here:
https://linktr.ee/jamieleesmusic
Hope you enjoy the show and if you do, please show your support by tipping me here:
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Tags: improvisation, Lovecraft, piano, story
We are a young minded, current issued, entrepreneurial podcast for people like us looking for information on how to create a motivated successful lifestyle.
Categories: Business
Be Careful Who You Have Kids With! is a podcast that shares important information about co-parenting while adding some fun along the way. While the information we share would be helpful to any co-parent, our podcast is specifically guiding our community on how to treat one another and, more importantly, how their actions impact their children. If you are wondering what we know about co-parenting…Janella has provided psychological services in family court cases for more than 15 years. Shamont has been a Child Custody Recommending Counselor for California Superior Court for more than six years and worked for Child Protective Services for several years before that. Sep is the mother of an 11-year-old who has been successfully co-parenting for almost a decade and has mastered the art of having a healthy but separate partnership with her daughter’s father. We share information about co-parenting based on our experiences and expertise with the subject.
Categories: Education, Health & Fitness, Kids & Family
Graduate Compass is a podcast for those who aren’t sure what to do after university/college and who are interested in exploring different career options. Each episode Cian aims to teach about alternative career paths through the stories, experiences, triumphs and mistakes of graduates who went before. Each episode stands alone so you can pick and choose areas that most interest you. While this is aimed at recent graduates and final year students. There is something to learn for everyone interested in learning about careers through the stories of real people. For shorter form content please follow our TikTok/Twitter/ Facebook accounts @GraduateCompass
A space to honor the horror classics of mexican radio, here we narrate experiences, myths and legends that inhabit the streets of México.
Categories: Religion & Spirituality
Hi! I am Krista Belk. This podcast is about knitting, crocheting and how life weaves in…
Categories: Society & Culture
Sam Webster Harris chronicles the complete history of innovation from the Stone Age to the modern day. Learn how transformative ideas build upon each other to change the world and shape the future of humanity.
Every breakthrough that changes civilization begins with curiosity. From the first controlled fire to artificial intelligence. Follow the journey, step-by-step, tracing the evolution of human progress and society. On the way, uncovering the nerdy stories and fun facts behind world-changing inventions and the mental models that drive systemic change.
Each episode is a deep dive into innovation patterns and the threads that shape our world:
– From Leonardo Da Vinci dissecting human bodies to editing our own DNA
– Maritime Navigation sets the course for Interstellar exploration
– Hammurabi’s legal code is relevant in algorithmic governance
Modern revolutions in technology and the future of AI are a continuation of core needs of their human creators. Our desire for leverage shows up time and again in the history of civilization.
Drawing insights from psychology, economics, and anthropology, we explore how change makers in history like Galileo, Newton, and Tesla didn’t just discover big ideas. They transformed civilization itself. Their playbooks reveal timeless strategies for anyone seeking to understand how the world works.
This isn’t surface-level history. It’s intellectual history told through narrative learning—connecting past invention stories to the future of technology, future of society, and patterns of history that will define the Anthropocene.
Whether you’re fascinated by the timeline of human history, founder stories, or the psychology of change, each episode delivers actionable mental models wrapped in engaging storytelling. Learn something new about human progress while discovering your own potential to change the world.
For the intellectually curious seeking to understand innovation, drive progress, and glimpse the future of humanity.
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Categories: History, Science, Technology
Tags: change the world, civilization, climate change, future of AI, future of technology, history of innovation, History of Technology, History of the World, history science podcast, how the world works, humanity, industrial revolution, Innovation, mental models, Technology
The Adam and Eve Podcast wants you to lighten up about sex. Real employees from Adam & Eve discuss sex and popular culture all with a healthy dose of humor. They also share stories of what it’s like working for America’s largest adult product marketer, it’s probably different than you think. As a special offer, they are giving you 50 percent off almost any single item at the Adam and Eve online store, including free shipping on your order! Just enter the promo code POD50 at the checkout. Please like and review our podcast, we are recording it for you! For good long reads of in-depth reviews on Adam and Eve products, you can check out this sponsored blog. https://mysextoyfinder.com/.
Categories: Arts, Health & Fitness
Tags: affair, boyfriend, dansavage, date, dating, datingapp, erotic, Erotica, intercouse, intimacy, Kinky, love, relationship, Sensual, sex, sexuality, sexwithemily, Stories
In this new podcast, we’re going to explore the concept of the “bio-individual”. What this means in terms of how our brains are wired and the psycho-physiological effects that hard work can have on our bodies and experience. We’re going to explore the basics of the bio-individual, as well as some of the ways that this information can be used in practice. We’ll also discuss how to recognise when a bio-individual work may be needed, what techniques can be looked at and how to work with them effectively. If you’re interested in learning more about the bio-individual, then this is the video for you. We all have different strengths and weaknesses, which is why it’s so important to find a practitioner that is tailored to your individual needs. In this video, I’ll discuss the Bio-Individual: The Badly Wired Human Brain & Psycho-Physiological Practice, and how it can help you Better Understand Yourself & Improve Your Practice.
Categories: Religion & Spirituality, Society & Culture
The Schools of Well-Being podcast invites you to listen to conversations I am having with fellow researchers and academics who explain the schools of through that influence what they think well-being and well-becoming means and how it connects to schools, students, teachers, educational leaders, and communities. I also have vibrant conversations with K-12 educators about the inspiring ways their schools are living out well-being and well-becoming. Our motto for this podcast? Come for the joy, stay for the flourishing!
Categories: Education, Health & Fitness
Tags: Education, Flourishing schools, schools, well being, Well-becoming, Well-being and teachers, Well-being in schools
Bryan has spent the last two decades building successful real estate ventures. His bestselling books, Buy It, Rent It, Profit! and The Landlord Entrepreneur, are considered essential guides for investors looking to build lasting wealth through multi-family real estate and property management. Today, Bryan shares his immense expertise and journey through programs that arm landlord entrepreneurs with the tools they need to thrive in real estate investing—an industry that demands tenacity, a keen business sense and the guidance of experts, like Bryan, who share a proven blueprint for success.
Categories: Business
Listen in as David and Eric talk about issues aimed at candidates preparing for the NCARB® Architect Registration Exam (ARE®) . We discuss topics related to helping you become a better test taker as well as become a more valuable employee.
In this micro podcast, we discuss which side of the house the breakfast room should be located and the reasons behind it. Listen to the Audio Click to Watch Please Subscribe Receive automatic updates when you subscribe below! Please rate us on iTunes! If you enjoyed the show, please rate it on […]
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Creating an understand and promoting the world of technological advancement. Bringing solution to challenges in the Tech Career.
Categories: Technology
Fluctuations, highs and lows, passions and pursuits. An open diary of my fluctuating life experiences.
Categories: Education