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Southern girl and suspense author, Kris Calvert teams up with her husband, Emmy® -nominated composer Rob Pottorf to delve into true crime around the globe. She gives it a southern twist. He supplies the unique wit and background music, so you always know what’s going on. For better or worse. Til death do us part.
Categories: Comedy, True Crime
Tags: Comedy, Crime, murder, southern, true-crime
After a decade of research on pilgrimage, Dr. Warfield realized that the pilgrims she was interviewing were sharing about similar themes regardless of the specific pilgrimage journey. This made her wonder if hearing about our shared quests for meaning could lead to greater tolerance around the globe. Meaningful Journeys is a podcast focused on this goal. Join Dr. Warfield as she talks with people about their pilgrimage journeys, people impacted by pilgrimage sites, and scholars who research pilgrimage phenomena.
Categories: Science, Society & Culture
Heklina is the creator, promoter, and hostess of the legendary Trannyshack! and Mother drag shows. She is an actor, drag star, performance artist and you may have seen her on the E! Entertainment Network, NBC’s “Trauma”, Margaret Cho’s “The Cho Show”, VH1’s “Playing it Straight”, Comedy Central’s “The Daily Show”, BBC Television’s “Around the World in 80 Raves”, the Scissor Sister’s “Filthy Gorgeous” music video, and as a guest on the Jerry Springer and Ricki Lake show. Drag Time with Heklina features a special guest on every episode to discuss drag culture, performance arts, sexual escapades, travel, generation gaps, political correctness & cancel culture, and events around the world. We talk about the state of drag, film & television, music, porn, sex & drug addiction, sex work/workers, homelessness & displacement, meme critiques, and just generally living the creative life!
Categories: Arts, Society & Culture, TV & Film
The official Seekers podcast is co-hosted by Graham Simpson, the group’s representative, historian and biographer, and Christopher Patrick, co-author (with Simpson) of ‘The Seekers: The 50 Year Recorded History of Australia’s First Supergroup’. Each episode features Graham and Christopher reminiscing about The Seekers – the group’s early days and their reunion years – with many never-before-heard stories!
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Categories: Arts
Keys to Walking in Kingdom shares prophetic perspectives with believers from all walks of life to equip them to be witnesses of His resurrection that shine light into a dark culture. Receive revelation and practical insight to live a natural “supernatural lifestyle.” Host Wayland Henderson walks you through the ancient path of discipleship with teaching, guest speakers, personal experience, and encounters to prepare a generation to be a kingdom of priests and the prophethood of believers who carry the testimony of Jesus.
Categories: Religion & Spirituality, Society & Culture
The world is filled with marketing podcasts where CMOs talk about marketing. But the new generation of leaders is looking up to find guidance on how to deal with work and life priorities. Adweek brings a new take on traditional podcasts about marketing. Hosted by AMA Marketing Hall of fame inductee Antonio Lucio, Home / Work is where we discuss the good, bad, ugly, and extraordinary challenges of integrating work and life with some of our industry’s most interesting people.
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Categories: Business
Hello Everyone. I am your host Shobhit Agrawal, a Food & Coffee Consultant. Coffee. It’s a morning wake up ritual for many around the world. Let’s take a dive, into the Indian Speciality Coffee Scene which has been booming for few years now. You’ll get to listen to some of the most amazing coffee industry experts of India, from a Coffee Grower to a Roaster and Barista. A complete Bean to Cup Journey. Brew. Sit. Sip. Listen. Follow my Podcast to be notified of new episodes and my instagram “Food Attic” (https://www.instagram.com/food.attic/).
Categories: Arts
The “Sleeping Giant Dreams” podcast is a part of Eleanor Bauer’s ongoing research as a PhD candidate in Choreography at Stockholm University of the Arts.
“At its foundation, my research concerns the media-specificity of thought. As such, I ask how we can consider dancing as a kind of thinking, which, in practices of choreography, performs and informs the medium of thought of writing. My research project is called ‘choreo | graphy,’ with a line between the two to denote the difference between and open up a reflection on the relation between ‘choreo-‘ from khoreia, meaning ‘dancing together,’ and ‘-graphy’ from graphia, or ‘writing.’ Therefore, at its heart, my research is also interdisciplinary.
Conversation is a form of sustenance for me in my own research as way of thinking through and with others. The social and collaborative effort of oral communication feels for me closer to dancing – musically and structurally and emotionally – than writing alone. So conversation as such is a part of my contemplation on the way dance and writing can meet each other halfway. Furthermore, since interdisciplinary discourse and exchange is a foundational value of knowledge production in my artistic practice and research, I purposefully extend my curiosity to others who can engage my choreographic questions from multiple positions and perspectives that I myself am not expert in. Therefore, the guests on this podcast are scattered in their fields of expertise.
This new podcast is called ‘Sleeping Giant Dreams’ because the figure of the sleeping giant is a container to reflect on the moment of large scale arrest (and unrest) caused by the global condition of COVID-19. As our human bodies are no longer moving in habitual pathways throughout the world, caused by a micro-body whose behaviours we are still coming to understand, bodies of all scales are an increasingly present container for awareness of the values that structure and limit our movement abilities through spacetime. I am interested to look at different scales of the ‘bodies’ one may inhabit, from micro to macro (cell, organ, human, home, chosen or unchosen family, community, institution, city, state, land, planet) as well as the plurality of bodies on and within each meta-body, in order to think about speed, rhythm, scale, relation, orchestration, and how we make sense of it all with our senses, from different angles of expertise and through different ‘media of thought.’
I am interested to think about choreography as a relation between micro and macro, from the multiplicity of embodied intelligences orchestrated in the polyphonic chorus of a moving mody-bind (body + mind) to the macro-cosmologies and values that structure our behaviours and decisions. The institutional, organisational, and emergent translations between the micro and macro are perhaps where one can say the ‘writing’ of choreography takes form, in various modes of formation and formality that coordinate our collective movements. Beyond a discourse of choreography as expanded practice, or even dance as expanded practice, I am rather curious about the critical interfaces of influence (influenza) whereby bodies of all scales are informed-by, assume form within, and in turn inform each other in a dynamic ecosystem. In these conversations I am interested in the insights and reflections that may come from this moment of transformation and adaptation, to see what values and practices emerge in alignment towards ever shifting horizons.
In the relatively arrested momentum of human movement on a large scale, in the reduction of each our own physical largesse and mobility, various transformations, adaptations, and demands in scale and speed are heightened in each of our lived experience. How does this sleeping giant toss and turn, dream and integrate these unforeseen lessons? And how might we tickle this giant in its sleep so as to transform it in its waking?”
Categories: Arts
Memorial Drive Presbyterian Church | Houston sermons
Categories: Religion & Spirituality
The podcast about amazing and noteworthy women from history! A Broad is a woman who lives by her own rules; Broads You Should Know shares the stories of those Broads who have helped shape our world.
So What’s Been Happening? was born in Melbourne during the pandemic and quickly became an antidote to the boredom and anxiety surrounding those troubling times. A chance to check-in, support, humour and inspire one another, the show streams live on Facebook and YouTube and features regular guest interviews with artists, musicians and sporting personalities from Melbourne and right across Australia and the Globe.
Hey, its Heather Harrington from WIVK… sometimes I come across thoughts or stories and I just need more time to talk about them… So here’s my new pod, “5 more minutes.” Lets go!
Categories: Kids & Family, Leisure, Music, News
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Everyone has a life journey. In order to successfully reach your destination, you must first know exactly where you are going and who you want to be when you get there. Here’s a thought about how to execute it.
Categories: Uncategorised
Tags: business, coach, dreams, empowered, empowermnet, energy, evolving, Exceptional, goals, happiness, joy, karma, life, owner, planning, positive, revolutionary, self-development, women
What if our products and companies gave more life to everything they touched? Making this a reality is our quest, through impactful product leadership, strategy, decision making, and culture.
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Categories: Business, Education
Tags: conscious capitalism, creativity, Culture, design ethics, enliven, ethics, future, future of work, HR, hr tech, human performance, Human-Centered Design, impact, leadership, mental models, org design, organizational culture, organizational design, peak performance, product, product design, product leadership, product management, social entrepreneurship, social impact, social ventures, systems thinking, work design
Couple of less than perfect bros talking about video games, movies, anime, and all things nerd culture. Come along for the less than perfect ride!!! Join us for a new episode every Wednesday!!
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5 live’s Bump Club follows families through their experience of pregnancy and birth. Every Sunday morning from 11am with Edith Bowman and Colin Murray
Categories: Health & Fitness, Society & Culture
Interviews with Scholars of Secularism about their New Books Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/secularism
Categories: Religion & Spirituality
This Mobile Life is a podcast that explores the different aspects about mobile & being mobile by living in the cloud. We discuss & share insights into what’s happening in the industry. From mobile product management, mobile design, marketing, wireframing, mobile video, SaaS and the latest news. In the podcasts, Matthew Ho interviews experts from around the world. These podcasts are available on Soundcloud, iTunes, Stitcher, TuneIn and your favourite podcasting apps! This Mobile Life is by Inspiredworlds.
Categories: News, Technology
Tags: android, ios, iPad, iphone, Management, mobile, product, tech
Xavier and Dave (and sometimes friends) check out various topics and either just chat about them or scientifically break them down to the best of our abilities. The topics picked will be hot topics, controversial topics, interesting people, things you may have forgotten about, things no one seems to notice and more. We do use a lot of videos/pictures and record ourselves, so this has benefits for watching, but listening can still be just as fun. Thank you for listening to It’s Been Awhile. Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/itsbeenawhilepodcast/support
Categories: Comedy