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Anthony and Antonio and Ben were brought together by their love of soccer and now want to share their passion with the whole world. Covering the Premier League and Serie A news, transfers, and tournaments. Come kick it with us!
Categories: Sports
Join Grazia’s Editor at Large, Angela Buttolph, for the third in a special series of three fashion blogging masterclasses. Angela will host some of the blogosphere’s biggest names – Lily Pebbles of What I Heart Today, Anna of Vivianna Does Makeup and Gemma of Gemsmaquillage – as they share their top tips and talk about their most exciting blogging moments as well as the impact of sharing your opinions and style online.
Categories: Arts
A weekly half-hour program featuring interviews with significant men and women from a variety of fields: officeholders and activists, economists, labor leaders, writers and artists. Herbert, a longtime journalist and former columnist for The New York Times, takes a close look each week at a compelling contemporary issue. He elicits personal stories and insights into the character of each guest, revealing not just what they believe about a particular issue, but why they believe it.
Categories: Government
Tags: Bob Herbert, opinion, Public Affairs
We all do crazy shit! It’s cool, but now I’m a mom and here to tell you all about my crazy shit past, present, and future. Let’s do this shit!
Categories: Comedy
A podcast about how to live your best life even when grief smacks you in the face.
Categories: Education
What really killed Sir Charles Baskerville? Is his nephew, Sir Henry, in danger from the legendary family curse, a gigantic black hound? Sherlock Holmes and Dr. Watson are on the case in this classic mystery, set on lonely Dartmoor in Devonshire. Neolithic ruins, a perilous quagmire, eerie sounds in the night, and (of course) fog all add to the fun, with an escaped convict thrown in for good measure. (Summary by Laurie Anne Walden)
Categories: Arts
WELCOME! Our lit podcast where we bring on guests and interview old friends. This podcast has comedic personality & weird topics that you love and will continue to come back for
Categories: Society & Culture
Interviews with various people who research, build, or use AI, including academics, engineers, artists, entrepreneurs, and more.
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Categories: Science, Technology
Co-hosts Josh Ward and VFL Jayson Swain break down all things Tennessee Vols with unique and experience perspectives while connecting with listeners and analyzing big national stories as well. Podcasts presented by Roane State Community College, “where we put students first!”
Categories: Sports
Fr. Joseph Huneycutt shares both his southern wit and fatherly wisdom with each episode of this podcast.
Categories: Religion & Spirituality
Tags: christian, interviews, orthodox, religion, spirituality, talk
Do you want to create a better world for children? Child Advocates in Indianapolis serves children and youth, across Indiana, who are abused and neglected, helping them find a safe and secure home. But we also advocate for racial equity for children hosting groundbreaking workshops called “Interrupting Racism for Children.” The workshops are open to everyone to help create communities where every child thrives and their race does not predict their life outcomes, including in the child welfare system. Join our critical conversations with timely topics that impact our children today and tomorrow. Find out how you can use your voice to help change their future. Let’s stand together for our children.
Categories: Business, Kids & Family, Society & Culture
Tags: #childadvocates
This is the podcast of the weekly sermons from Our Redeemer’s Lutheran Brethren Church in Minot, ND.
Categories: Religion & Spirituality
Relax and enjoy your celebration. Event Planner, Ali Denniston, shares all of her insights on how to create a memorable event with insider industry tips and real life event stories. From weddings to parties, or corporate events, How To Event aims to help everyday people plan the event of a lifetime.
Categories: Business
Tags: event design, event planning, events, planning, wedding, wedding planning
Sound as Ever is an Australian Music Vault podcast produced by young content producers and radio makers. Season 2 is a collaboration with RMIT University and explores the stories and issues around iconic Australian songs. Episodes 1 – 6 are produced by RMIT Music Industry students with interviews by RMIT Journalism students and RMIT Sound Design students completing the soundscapes. More information about the Sound as Ever podcast can be found on the Arts Centre Melbourne website. The Sound as Ever logo was designed by Hannah DeBuhr.
Categories: Music
My very first podcast. Basically, I’m rambling about Bigfoot.. Doesn’t everyone? I can’t wait to make my next podcast. Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/pennys-channel/support
Categories: Society & Culture
Welcome to Shift Drink! Long hours on sore feet and wearied coworkers cramped side-by-side in the pursuit of perfection is typical in the service industry. But it isn’t until the final diner has gone and the last tab is closed; when there are no more pots to scrub or glasses to polish; that’s when the first shift drinks are poured and the stories start to flow. Every week, Eddie Kim and Mathew Ramsey will share a shift drink and swap war stories from behind the line with chefs, bartenders, bakers, brewers, and anyone who touches this all-encompassing industry. Un-edited, no-holds-bar, and personal, these brief moments bleed into life stories, past and future aspirations, philosophy, life lessons and every shot in between. This show records and broadcasts LIVE on Full Service Radio from the lobby of the LINE DC in Adams Morgan, Washington DC.
Categories: Arts, Comedy, Society & Culture
Would you like to know more about the art of twenty-first century “cool stuff” that’s changing our world? Such as: robots, space exploration, new media, wearable technology and other innovations that will be making people go, “Wow!” in the future? Along with the ways new technologies, new ways of thinking and new opportunities are influencing social change? Two Maverix® Multimedia presents Over Coffee®. Arts-oriented STEAM enthusiast Dot Cannon used to daydream through science class and dread math class. And now, she sees how both of these can be painless when applied to making wearables, programming robots, telling a spacecraft what to do or creating a VR entertainment experience. She and her interview guests will show you how the intersection of art and science can mean opportunities to express your creativity, find new resources for learning, and see what’s coming next. “Colorful” and “fun” aren’t usually adjectives people apply to solving the problem of climate change. But Dr. Michelle Maranowski has made them applicable to The Tech Interactive Museum’s largest new exhibit, “Solve for Earth” in San Jose. Michelle, who is The Tech’s full-time Exhibit and Content Developer, spent five years creating “Solve for Earth”. The exhibition comprises five thousand square feet, with fifteen different exhibits, and is designed to keep evolving. And it’s all about engaging visitors in thinking about their role on the planet–as they play and generate new ideas. No one ever said that coming up with solutions to a serious problem, couldn’t involve whimsy in the exploration process. “We’re all innovators,” says Michelle, who has a Ph.D. in electrical engineering. As an education professional, she also has a focus on storytelling, as a means to inspire others to solve problems. Accordingly, she has designed “Solve for Earth” to keep people thinking about reducing their carbon footprint, after they leave the museum. In addition to the physical exhibit, there’s a virtual component with resources, including the Ecotech Challenge, to engage individuals and groups in coming up with ways to live sustainably as a community. Michelle shared her creative journey, offered a preview of the “Solve for Earth” exhibit and discussed some of the viable ways of lowering our carbon footprint. On this edition of Over Coffee® we cover: The genesis of Michelle’s creative journey as an innovator; How Michelle first came up with the concept of “Solve for Earth”; Her journey, from there, in creating this landmark exhibit; Michelle’s recommendations on sharing information about climate change; What you’ll see, as you experience “Solve for Earth”; An Easter egg to look for (and there are others!; Some exciting new technologies aimed at reducing carbon emissions; What’s involved in the Eco Challenge, which encourages attendees to continue to take action after they’ve left The Tech; A look at the virtual resources included in “Solve for Earth”; One of the best creative challenges which Michelle experienced, while designing the exhibits; The ways in which she’d like to see “Solve for Earth” evolve, in the future.
Categories: Arts, Education, Society & Culture
Switch off’s Podcast “Turn up the Volume” brings you the fresh sounds between Deep & Electro House. Every Episode we chose one demo track to support aswell. Hope you guys like it! You want to be part of the show? Send us your track to demo@switchoff-music.com Follow Switch off: www.facebook.com/switchoff.music www.twitter.com/switchoffmusic www.youtube.com/switchofftv www.switchoff-music.com www.instagram.com/switchoff_music
Categories: Music