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A podcast where we share cocktail recipes and offer live, conversational reviews of the cocktails we’re trying.

In this episode, we share the Godfather cocktail. If you’d like to enjoy one while you listen, here’s the recipe:

2 oz scotch whisky (laphroaig 10)

1 oz amaretto

Garnish: a lemon zest

Stir the ingredients in a glass with a large ice cube for no more than 10 seconds. Take a large strip of lemon zest and, holding the pith side up, squeeze gently to express the oils over the drink, gently rubbing the zest around the rim of the glass before curling and placing on top of the cube.

Cheers!

Categories: Arts, Education, Leisure

Average guys with a below average podcast. We are not smart men.

Categories: Comedy

Jared Katz and Aashish Srinivas have committed themselves to exploring the dark corners of psychology, physiology, cosmology, technology and more. They rounded up the cool stuff and left the boring stuff behind. Here they present their findings.

Categories: Uncategorised

Tags: biology, Cosmology, Education, Psychology, science, Technology

Merlot returns, Steve finds an old gag in the laundry basket Bud wishes we could wash away. CHATTER HIGHLIGHTS • 5:01 – Bud sends a message to all rich people trying to break ridiculous world records. • 8:21 – We create a disturbing Back to the Future porn parody and share a story about Biff […]

Categories: Comedy, Religion & Spirituality, Society & Culture, TV & Film

Tags: campfire, chatter, chill, chilling, Comedy, Culture, Drinking, Enlightenment, film, Fire, Fun, Funny, joke, jokes, legacy, life, Meaning, media, Movies, Philosophy, show, Society, spirituality, talk, Truth, tv

Visit the website for our digital program: https://www.theatreintime.org/as-you-like-it “All the world’s a stage, and all the men and women merely players.” Join us for Theatre Intime’s radio play production of Shakespeare’s iconic comedy, As You Like it! Rosalind, banished from her father’s kingdom by her usurping uncle, disguises herself as a man and escapes to the forest of Arden. There, she finds herself in a tangled web of mistaken identity, unrequited love, wise foolery, and terrible poetry. Experience the magic of Shakespeare’s language in an audio-only format on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and Youtube. Directed by Naomi Park ‘21.

Visit the website for our digital program: https://www.theatreintime.org/as-you-like-it

“All the world’s a stage, and all the men and women merely players.”

Join us for Theatre Intime’s radio play production of Shakespeare’s iconic comedy, As You Like it! Rosalind, banished from her father’s kingdom by her usurping uncle, disguises herself as a man and escapes to the forest of Arden. There, she finds herself in a tangled web of mistaken identity, unrequited love, wise foolery, and terrible poetry. Experience the magic of Shakespeare’s language in an audio-only format on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and Youtube.

Directed by Naomi Park ‘21.

Categories: Arts, Fiction

This podcast is for the moments in your life when you ask yourself “how can I be a better Christian?” or “what does it mean to be an every day Christian and not just on Sundays.” Cliff and Adam talk about being a new believer, Love has a name and the messy Christian

Categories: Arts

Podcasts focus on news about the Nigerian economy and how they affect personal financial and investment decisions.

Categories: Business

Entrepreneurs Alyssa Berry and Dakota Kidby engage in casual and insightful conversations on business and life.

Categories: Business, Education, Society & Culture

Tags: alberta, alyssa berry, business owners, calgary, canada, dakota kidby, entrepreneurs, entrepreneurship, females, feminism, marketing, Public Relations, relationships, women

Conversations with dads.

Being a dad is the most rewarding job in the world. And it’s also the most challenging. Daddy Issues podcast wants to offer encouragement to all dads. Some empathy, encouragement, advice, and expert guests.

Brought to you by TheFathers and Families Center of Indianapolis, Indiana.

Categories: Education, Kids & Family

Tags: dad, dads, parenting, working dads

Spiritual Abuse Series by Irish Spiritual author Dylan Morrison

Categories: Religion & Spirituality

Tags: abuse, control, Desire, Religion & Spirituality, spirituality

Podcast by We’re Talking About Two Different Things

Categories: Society & Culture

Join Andrew Beach and Scott Pickard-Jones as they help you navigate today’s job search. Sharing great ideas around building a networking philosophy, tactical execution of ideas, and methods to deal with the emotional roller-coaster of career transition. From years of personal experience and career counseling, Scott and Andrew help you realize that if your past job search hasn’t yielded the results you anticipated; it’s not because you weren’t qualified, but because you participated in a process with rules you don’t control. The Job Seekers Radio show is about new training and coaching tips to support your success, whether you are working or not! We both know there’s always something to learn about yourself, getting to the right people and getting offers for great career opportunities.

Subscribe and tune-in to episodes on…
Discovering your purpose
Moving your networking beyond a dummies-level understanding
Real-life career counseling situations
How to move past the online applications on Indeed, Linkedin or Careerbuilder
The top ways to maximize your chances of getting great jobs fast
Getting comfortable with the uncomfortable group events
Career and job search advice
Interview preparation and questions
Informational interview strategies

Don’t let the unemployment and lack of work get you down, our show is dedicated to the most challenged job seekers facing things like ageism, application “hell”, corporate compliance, recruiter avoidance, ATS rejection, or isolation.

Categories: Business, Education

A voice that desires to fuel you with positive messages and reminders for every day life, and a Figure to be a positive influence and role model for the next generation to go out and Do Good for themselves!

Categories: Business

A raw and unfiltered podcast about health, fitness, lifestyle, relationships, business and everything else going on in the lives of Riley Dixon and Sophie Miller.

Categories: Arts, Education

Raw. Honest. Real. Mini rants on mom life, going from tragically single to manifesting an unconventional happily ever after. Fashion, beauty, fitness and of course reluctant adulting. If you’re thinking about it but you don’t want to say it, Riley’s talking about it.

Categories: Society & Culture

“Make It To Me” is a podcast about the lives of foster and adoptive families. We interview children, parents, case workers, mental health professionals and more, in order to give you a real, unfiltered, and complete view of foster and adoptive care in America. By sharing the stories of the people who’ve lived through the fostering process, we hope to inform and inspire current foster parents, as well as people thinking of fostering and/or adopting. By listening to these people’s stories, you can learn from their mistakes and successes so that we can all be better foster parents.

Categories: Kids & Family, Society & Culture

Tags: Adopt, adoption, Children, DCF, foster, Kids

The world of sports betting is a crazy place, and even crazier when you have no idea what’s going on. Join us each week as we look at the games ahead and give you everything you need to know to become a more informed sports bettor. Follow along for the action @TheLongshotsPod on Twitter. For advertising opportunities on this show, or any of the other shows on our network, contact us at: advertise@underdogsportsnetwork.com

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Tags: MLB, nba, nfl, NFL Picks, nhl, SPorts, The Longshots, Underdog Sports

Life, culture, Sex, Society, Money, and More. A 20-year-old living alone in Chicago. With many dreams and ambitions, this podcast shows the perspective and everyday life struggles that a 20-year-old of the 21 century goes through.

In this week’s episode, I take on the topic of trying to find joy and happiness in the everyday routines of life. Constantly thinking and looking for validation of others, and ways to break through and change that mindset. Are we truly ever happy with where we are? Why can’t we take accountability for our own happiness?

Categories: Arts, Society & Culture