A sweet, kind, engaging, imaginative, funny podcast for children of all ages. Each podcast is 10 minutes, ending with a poem. Weekdays: Mon – Fri.
Categories: Comedy, Kids & Family, Religion & Spirituality
Tags: animals, Children, Education, engaging, Imagination, love, Morals, poetry, Sweet, trust
Become a Paid Subscriber: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/everythingsrelative/subscribe With heart and humor, Eve Sturges explores the modern landscape of DNA testing after a single phone call turns her world upside down. By talking with others who have had “DNA discoveries,” Eve hopes to change the conversation around secrets, shame, family, and identity.
Categories: Society & Culture
Tags: adoption, attachment, family, forgiveness, infidelity, interview, marriage, Morals, scandal, sex, Society
“Heretics,” a series of essays by Gilbert Keith Chesterton. First published in 1905. Read by David “Grizzly” Smith. Chesterton had a sense of humor, had a sense of drama, and had sense. He was a man of strong opinions, and quite willing to argue vehemently for his own opinions, even with his friends — and they remained his friends — like George Bernard Shaw and Rudyard Kipling. Seems to me that’s hard to find anymore. He wrote prolifically. He wrote humor. He wrote mystery novels, the Father Brown mysteries in particular. But he also wrote his opinions, his religious opinions and his opinions about religion. “Heretics” is a book about religion and politics, theory and fact, morals and efficiency. What I most admire about “Heretics,” written a bit over a century ago, is that his arguments are exceptional, and that so many of them are still quite recognizably true. He argues that the weakening and devaluing of religion has also weakened and devalued heresy. He argues that people should be able to speak freely — but that freedom of speech has actually decreased people’s willingness to speak about important issues. And so much more. The one disclaimer I feel I must offer is that this book was “timely.” Some of the people and events he mentions will be familiar. Many other people and events would have been familiar to you, if you’d lived in England at the beginning of the last century. The ideas he opposes, however, are either regaining popularity, or have never lost it. And his arguments are as valid and wise now as they were. In some ways, he was ahead of his time. You may disagree with him, but you can’t deny his intelligence and wisdom. This isn’t the book you might expect it to be. I think you’ll enjoy it, and maybe even learn something. Even if you disagree. Book Theme: “Thaxted,” written by Gustav Holst, arranged by Kevin MacLeod
Categories: Arts, Religion & Spirituality
Tags: ethics, heretics, Morals, orthodoxy, Politics, religion
True stories each week of the things we wish we hadn’t done. Smart, dark, wry, and surprising, this is a show for anyone who’s made a big decision or regretted a small one. Hosted by philosopher Eleanor Gordon-Smith and produced by The Ethics Centre.
Categories: Society & Culture
Tags: ethics, ethicscentre, Morals, Philosophy
Mission Log is a Roddenberry Entertainment podcast with the sole purpose of exploring the Star Trek universe one episode at a time. That’s right, this podcast will cover six different series and 30 seasons of television by journeying into every one of the 726 episodes with a single mission: to explore, debate and discuss one of the largest science fiction phenomena of all time, Star Trek. Starting with The Original Series’ initial pilot and continuing chronologically until we reach the last episode of Star Trek: Enterprise, each week our hosts will tackle a single episode, delving into the most historical and hysterical science fiction that Star Trek has to offer. Along with a variety of guests and interviews, Mission Log will attempt to reach Star Trek’s ethical subtext, understand it’s complex metaphors and finally figure out what was the trouble with those tribbles. Explore strange new details. Seek out new perspectives; deeper understandings. Boldly go where so many of us love to go, again and again. Join us for Mission Log!
Tags: analysis, commentary, ethics, fiction, Meaning, Messages, Morals, Philosophy, roddenberry, science, scifi, star, trek
“Without your entrance to greater reality in this life, greater reality has no entrance to this life. The meaning of all of this life [of yours] isn’t as it appears. The meaning of this life is for greater reality to manifest through all the forms of this life.” – John de Ruiter. New podcast Episodes are released weekly on iTunes. Visit www.johnderuiter.com for audio and video releases of John’s meetings and to register for live seminars.
Categories: Religion & Spirituality, Society & Culture
Tags: Authentic, authenticity, awake, awaken, Awakening, aware, Awareness, being, college, conscious, consciousness, crossover, de, death, deruiter, different, energy, enlighten, Enlightenment, essence, Expression, fine, fineness, flow, forgive, forgiveness, form, formless, Forms, fragile, Freedom, greater, health, heart, heartfulness, Honesty, Insight, insightfulness, integrate, integrated, integration, into, john, johnderuiter, journey, knowledge, life, love, lovely, Loving, Meaning, meditate, meditation, meeting, Money, Morals, oasis, of, ok, okay, okayness, okness, One, oneness, Open, opening, openness, Philosophy, presence, profound, Psychology, pure, Purity, purpose, purposeful, purposefulness, realisation, realise, reality, realization, Realize, Reason, reasonable, reasonableness, relate, relating, relationship, relationships, religion, Response, Responsibility, responsible, ruiter, self, simple, simplicity, sincerity, softness, species, spirit, spiritual, still, subconscious, Surrender, Sweet, teacher, Tender, tenderness, The, Transform, Transformation, transparency, transparent, Truth, unconscious, up, vulnerability, vulnerable, your
“Orthodoxy,” a series of essays by Gilbert Keith Chesterton. First published in 1908. Read by David “Grizzly” Smith. “The only possible excuse for this book is that it is an answer to a challenge. Even a bad shot is dignified when he accepts a duel.” This is how Chesterton explains “Orthodoxy,” the sequel to Heretics. “I have attempted in a vague and personal way, in a set of mental pictures rather than in a series of deductions, to state the philosophy in which I have come to believe. I will not call it my philosophy; for I did not make it. God and humanity made it; and it made me.” This is a book about Everything, about the reasons for the entire Universe and the existance of Humanity. Andit’s kinda funny. except for the serious parts and the sad parts. It’s about all of life, and human life includes humor, drama and sadness, so that’s all in the book, too. The chapters look longer than they are, each being roughly an hour — and no, it wouldn’t have worked to break them in half. I’ve found them a very quick listen. Hope you enjoy this book. If you liked Heretics, you’ll like Orthodoxy, because it’s Chesterton. And if you do, please share it, please comment about it, rate it, blog and podcast and Tweet about it. Oh, and let me know. 🙂 The music is “The Rule,” from Kevin MacLeod at http//incompetech.com. Thanks!
Categories: Arts
Tags: ethics, heretics, Morals, orthodoxy, Politics, religion
Adam, Andy and Kenneth, bring to you a witty, inspiring and sometimes comprehensive podcast about Christian life.
Categories: Religion & Spirituality
Tags: Culture, ethics, Morals, Philosophy, Society, theology
Join Cody Cimbal in discussing important topics and issues about society, science, religion, morals, and technology. Cody has received a degree in biochemistry and chemistry from Macaulay Honors College.
Categories: Society & Culture, Technology
Tags: addiction, attention, Culture, media, Morals, Politics, social, Society, tech, Technology
This is a daily 5-min podcast that offers quick tips and/or challenges for leaders. It is great for new leaders, leaders with little experience, aspiring leaders, and any leader who wants to continuously learn and grow their leadership skills to be the best leader they can be.
Categories: Business, Education
Tags: accountability, annualgoals, attitudes, behavior, businessleader, careercoach, certifiedcoach, certifiedtrainer, change, christianbusiness, christianbusinessowner, christianleader, ChristianLeadership, clarity, Coaching, communication, Conflict, corporatespeaker, corporatetrainer, counseling, Culture, DecisionMaking, delegation, Disc, diversity, EmotionalIntelligence, entrepreneur, ethics, Executive, executivecoach, faithleader, focus, freeleadershiptraining, FreeTraining, goals, greatleaders, groupcoaching, Integrity, johnmaxwell, johnmaxwellteam, leader, leadership, leadershipbyexample, leadershipcoach, LeadershipDevelopment, leadershipexperience, leadershipgrowth, leadershipmagic, leadershipmastermind, LeadershipPodcast, leadershipsecrets, leadershipskills, leadershiptips, leadershiptrainer, leadershiptraits, mastermind, mastermindgroup, membershipsite, midlevelleader, mindset, morale, Morals, Motivation, motivationalspeaker, onlinemembershipsite, onlinetraining, organizationalculture, personaldevelopment, personalities, personality, Podcast, productivity, professionalcoach, professionaldevelopment, runtoyourchallenges, strengths, stressmanagement, success, superteams, teambuilding, teamdevelopment, teamdynamics, teamgoals, teamleader, TimeManagement, trainer, trust, values, veteranowned, Virtualteams, vision
Real People. Real Stories. Real Life.
Categories: Education, History, Society & Culture
Tags: earth, economics, Human, journey, life, mental-health, Morals, nyc, Philosophy, Politics, real, Technology
This is a show full of nonjudgemental judgement. What does that mean? Well, it’s a show where anything goes, where you don’t have to feel shame for who you are or what you’re about… unless you’re a dick. From the surface, someone may seem like the biggest dickhead in the world, but when you get into the details and the facts, they may just be justified. That’s what we’re here to break down. Each week, Jamie Pityinger will be joined by a guest co-host to present both sides of a story until we reach a verdict on whether or not you’re a dick. Did anyone ask? No! But, whatever.
Categories: Comedy, Society & Culture
Tags: Comedy, commentary, debate, ethics, Funny, jokes, Morals, Reddit, WeirdNews
The Good Tree podcast is a weekly discussion with renowned scholars deep diving into a range of ethical topics. We begin the first series on relationships. We hope you will enjoy listening to these podcasts and find them beneficial on your journey towards Allah (swt). The Good Tree hosts are Fizza Hasan and Noor Owainati. For more information visit https://thegoodtree.faith.
Categories: Religion & Spirituality
Tags: ethics, Good Tree, islam, Morals, quran, relationships, scholars, weekly