Dillon and his Mom invite you to South London, where they record in the sound studio that Daddy built inside the office on the top floor of their house. Email us at theroomintheroom@gmail.com #homeschoolinglondon #lockdownlife #stayingsane #joyfulchild
Categories: Kids & Family, Society & Culture
Tags: bonkers, childhood, Children, Fun, homeschooling, learning, lockdown, London
Life, politics, religion, and science. These are the things on which we predicate our society. In this podcast, we are going to be examining the very fabric of our society using facts and evidence to navigate through these uncertain and unprecedented times. Shadow governments, tyrants, and the under works of government, religion, and science all shape how we view and traverse our society. Join me, Will, as we expose and illuminate the truth about the world we live in.
Categories: Religion & Spirituality, Society & Culture
Tags: 2020, 2021, abc, alex jones, alexandria, alexandria ocasio cortez, aoc, bannon, ben shapiro, Bible, Biden, big, big tech, cnn, coronavirus, cortez, covid, covid-19, DC, deep state, Democrat, democrat party, donald, donald trump, election, facebook, FOX, fox news, giuliani, God, hannity, harris, infowars, instagram, Jesus, joe, Joe Biden, kamala, lin, lin wood, lockdown, lockdowns, media, melania, MSNBC, ocasio, one america, one americs, Patriot, patriot party, pelosi, Politics, powell, q, qanon, religion, Republican, republican party, rudy giuliani, schumer, science, shapiro, social, social media, steve bannon, swamp, tech, tech gianrts, tech giants, Trump, trump jr, Tucker, Twitter, United States, USA, Washington DC, wood, x22, x22 report
The Year That Wasn’t is a piece of epiphany that reflects back on the year 2020 where a lot of dreams and aspirations were left abandoned. Let’s take a look at some of the developments and where we have reached in this incredible journey that displays the resilience of the human spirit. RJ Kay and RJ Jane bring together some of the most interesting content creators, entrepreneurs, and thought leaders to share their growth stories that ignite a spark among all of us. This is a Radio One production, brought to you by HT Smartcast.
Categories: Education, Society & Culture
Tags: 2020, coronavirus, covid journey, covid life, covid safety, covid-19, inspiration, life lessons, lockdown, Motivation, pandemic, personal journey, self motivation, Self-Improvement, society and culture, throwback
WELCOME TO THE DISCO. Everyone is accepted here. Complex, hypnotic beats, Soulful vocals. Funky bass and lush strings. Communicating an uplifting language of self-empowerment. Disco lives on today through Nu Disco, evocative edits, remixes and powerful originals, all brought together here in one sexy Locked On Disco party. And always, mixed with love in London. XX F*Monday.
Categories: Music
Generation Pandemic is a podcast focusing on the impact of COVID-19 on the lives of children and families in the United Kingdom and Ireland. The series brings together leading experts to discuss the education, mental health and economic wellbeing of children and young people both during the pandemic and into the initial stages of recovery. It is produced by Research Podcasts on behalf of the Interdisciplinary Child Well-being Network, which exists to bring together academics and practitioners from the UK and Ireland to study the impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic on our youngest citiizens.
Categories: Kids & Family, Science
Tags: Children, covid, economicwellbeing, Education, family, health, lockdown, mentalhealth, pandemic, research, school, wellbeing
Following a 20-year career in communications, like so many friends, peers and ex-colleagues I found myself working from home 100% of the time. In this series I hear from a range of interesting and diverse voices about their response to the Covid-19 coronavirus pandemic, their health and wellbeing, creativity in adverse times, and our shared hopes for the future.
Categories: Arts, Business, Health & Fitness
Tags: airline industry, airlines, british airways, coffee, comms from the shed, communication, construction, coronavirus, covid-19, Culture, dr kirsty fairclough, drew mcmillan, engineering, entrepreneurs, favourite podcasts, female entrepreneurs, gaana, gaana.com, Glasgow, government, health, health and wellbeing, Heathrow, home schooling, internal communication, itunes podcast, jo hooper, journalism, keysha davis, linkedin, lockdown, lockdown living, manchester, monique hayward, music, new amazon music podcast show, new itunes podcast show, new podcast, new podcast show, new spotify podcast show, pandemic, Podcast, prince, sam bleazard, top 10 podcasts, travel, travel industry, virgin trains, well being, yewande akinola
A show dedicated to warning you against the dangers of isolation, fear of failure & pursuing undesirable certainty & control, Reclaiming Your Identity is an extension of my quest to show you how to break through your subconscious mental blocks & to help you appreciate & own your own vulnerabilities. I’ll share my tips to help you to become larger than your anxieties, to gain clarity, to be courageous & to take action. As an authentically vulnerable person, I share both my own- & other people’s stories of resilience & triumph, & I’ll explain to you how to really get things done.
Working globally as a High Performance Identity Coach with men who identify as having any disability & are looking to reconstruct & reclaim their identities, I’m now seeing the horrific aftermath of the 2020 Pandemic & the severe decline of male mental health. This is the result of a disconnection from reality, from identity, from life. Close your eyes & take a minute to think about how you are really feeling inside. You are not the same person now that you were in March 2020. How much has the pandemic changed you, & is this for better, or for worse? Now, open your eyes, find your courage to own your vulnerabilities, & begin to make the changes that you know that you need to do.
Join me every Monday for advice on how to really value yourself, how to find the right support, & how to Reclaim your Identity.
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Categories: Education, Health & Fitness
Tags: coach, Coaching, coronavirus, covid, depression, Education, Identity, imposter, lockdown, mentor, pandemic, personal development, self care, self-development, Self-Improvement
Welcome to How to Cope! A new podcast exploring just how we can best manage our mental health, when the global coronavirus crisis is doing its very best to pummel our sanity into a pulp.
Each episode, writer Becky Howard and psychotherapist Lucy Clyde will explore one element of the overwhelming amount of changes we’re all having to deal with – and help us all find our way through this the best way we can.
From relationship challenges to mood swings, loneliness to parenting crises, Covid-19 is having all sorts of unprecedented impacts on our lives. So we’re going to talk, share advice, and laugh our way through this, from a socially-responsible distance of at least 2 metres, of course.
Music credit:
Cold Funk by Kevin MacLeod
Link: https://incompetech.filmmusic.io/song/3522-cold-funk
License: http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/
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Categories: Health & Fitness, Kids & Family, Society & Culture
Tags: coronavirus, covid-19, lockdown, mental-health
This show focuses on the political and legal happenings in the state of Georgia. Each week it will dive into local and statewide news, interview Georgians from around the state, and give the Libertarian perspective on political issues that arise. The official podcast of the Libertarian Party of Georgia brought to you by Peaceful Sea Productions (http://www.peacefulseaproductions.com)
Categories: News
Tags: atlanta, fed, Freedom, georgia, Libertarian, Liberty, lockdown, Macon, News, Politics, savannah, war
Philosophy and Ethics – interviews and discussions
Categories: Society & Culture
Tags: autonomy, covid, ethical framework, ethics, four principles, lockdown, pandemic, public health
213 Things About Me tells the true story of ‘Rose’, who was diagnosed with autism aged 36 and took her own life six months later. 213 Things About Me is told through a list of Rose’s traits, which she made immediately after being diagnosed with Autism. She possessed numerous talents, teaching herself 12 instruments, a bunch of languages, complex mathematics and other extraordinary things. Ultimately she was unable to find a place in the world. 213 Things About Me is written, directed and narrated by award-winning, disabled documentary filmmaker, photographer, artist, published writer and investigative journalist Richard Butchins, who was a close friend of Rose. Richard is also on the autistic spectrum. Trigger warning 213 Things About Me contains issues of a sensitive nature with references to suicide, which may trigger an anxiety response, especially in those who have a history of trauma. If the podcast causes distress talk to a friend, family member or someone you trust about how you are feeling. There are people who would like to help and will listen to you on confidential phone line services. You can call the following numbers in confidence Samaritans – call 116 123 https://www.samaritans.org/how-we-can-help/contact-samaritan/talk-us-phone/ Papyrus (for people under 35) – call 0800 068 4141 https://papyrus-uk.org/ The Autism Helpline enquiry service provides impartial, confidential information along with advice and support for autistic people and their families and carers. https://www.autism.org.uk/services/helplines/main.aspx Autism.org.uk has helpful advice about anxiety in autistic adults. Starring: Rosa Hoskins as Rose, Abigail Thaw as the voice of Rose’s mother and Patrick Knill as the voice of authority. Editing/sound engineering: Patrick Knill. Commissioned by: Disability Arts Online www.disabilityarts.online Additional funding: Unlimited www.weareunlimited.org.uk
Categories: Arts, Society & Culture
Tags: autism, disability, isolation, lockdown, neurodivergence, neurodiversity, suicide
Do you ever get overwhelmed with the sheer amount of activities to get involved with during your lifetime? Well, worry no more, just let Olly, Dan, Anth and Kev discuss these activities for you, and decide whether or not you should even bother with doing them in the first place.Scream if you want to podcaster! Follow us on twitter @WDIBPodcast for more madness!
Categories: Comedy
Tags: Comedy, fatherhood, Funny, isolation, lockdown, parenting, SPorts, Star Wars
Zoe Cross thinks she’s found THE CURE. But someone — or some entity — big and powerful doesn’t want it found.When she goes missing, it’s up to All American Ry Astor, son of the richest man on earth, and his rag tag crew of friends, to find her. Their adventure uncovers a conspiracy that they must unravel in order to save the world!
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Categories: Fiction, Kids & Family
Tags: action, Adventure, family, family friendly, fiction, goonies, hodgepodge, Kids, lockdown, quaranteen, quaranteend, Quarantine, story, storytelling, teenager
In my new series of podcasts, I speak to various creatives in music and the arts during this period of lockdown. A new episode will be released every Monday. Subscribe for all future episodes.
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Tags: Arts, creativity, interview, lockdown, music, musician, simone butler, simone marie, soho radio
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Shelf Lives is a series of short, original audio plays exploring the fictional lives of the different people we all knew and loved during lockdown, in the one social setting we grew used to for many, many months: the supermarket.
Each episode follows a different character in the same shop, on the same day, at exactly the same time, as they get to grips with both private crises and one very public pandemic. These are short, sharp ten minute insights into people’s lives – plays in podcast form.
During this incredibly difficult time for the theatre industry, On A Wimb are committed to finding ways of creating new theatrical content. They want to work with fellow creatives to produce work that not only responds to the COVID-19 pandemic, but supports fellow theatre professionals and finds a way to help the industry flourish in spite of the circumstances. On A Wimb are currently working on another piece of online content which follows this same principle, which they’ll be announcing shortly.
On A Wimb is a theatre company founded in 2019 and comprised of Beth Colley, Emma Raczkowski, Jack Stanley and Stanley Walton. They formed because they thought we’re digging the planet into a bigger hole and wanted to do something about it (and I mean that was pre-pandemic 2019. Imagine how we feel now). Our work is eco-conscious, exploring issues that affect the planet in sustainable productions that try to lessen the impact on it. In 2019, they were shortlisted for the Les Enfants Terribles Award for emerging theatre companies.
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Tags: Acting, audio play, Comedy, drama, fringe theatre, lockdown, London, new writing, Performing Arts, radio play, shopping, short play, storytelling, supermarket, theatre