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Welcome to the Inclusive Design Podcast – featuring design practitioners, industry experts and community leaders who are transforming our world through responsible innovation. Host: Sabrina Meherally (Find me on LinkedIn or at www.PauseAndEffect.ca) Be sure to subscribe for the latest!
Categories: Arts
Who’s Walking Into the Office is a podcast about the changing faces showing up at work, how they get there, what gets in the way, and what we can do as a business community, to make things better.
Categories: Business
Brought to you by McGill University’s Office of Medical Learner Affairs and the WELL Office, fueled by Health Professional Learners. Join the team as they discuss wellness-related topics and address common learner questions with a variety of experts.
Categories: Education
if you’re into science + magic // meditation + ritual // self actualization; you’d probably love it here. an archive of inspirational lectures + immersive experiences, mindFLOWERS. lives at the intersection of mysticism, metaphysical philosophy, self mastery + subconscious architecture. this is your initiation into a new dimension of being. ✨ go LIFE yaself ✨ hosted by Ashlynd — existential philosopher [she/her/divine fem], B.Msc., CNLPP, CEFTP, CTFTP, CTLC https://linktr.ee/mndflwrs
Categories: Religion & Spirituality
Jewels are the starting point to discuss past eras, romance, lost fortunes, revolution, precious stones and personal histories. This podcast explores every facet of jewellery – from who makes it, to who wears it, and why – and is a must-listen for everyone who loves jewellery or might be buying a piece of jewellery; anyone interested in design and history; and all those who love a rollicking real-life story. Carol Woolton is Britain’s leading authority on jewellery and gemstones and has entertained and informed the readers of British Vogue and Tatler as Jewellery Editor for more than 25 years. She is a writer, lecturer, historian, editor, curator, stylist, and author of five books on the fascinating subject of jewellery. She has contributed widely to magazines, newspapers and online supplements around the world including the Financial Times, Vogue China, Vanity Fair, Air Mail, American Vogue, Tatler and the Daily Telegraph. Carol mentors and promotes young jewellers and designers and is a founder member of the Leopards charity (#londonleopards), established in 2016, to preserve the expertise, innovation and design excellence in jewellery as well as identifying and nurturing young talent critical to its future.
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Categories: Arts
Join us each week as we research the weird, new, fascinating, and insane. Join us on an internet goose chase.
We’re back. Sorry for the absence. We missed you. We’re talking today about Wayne Simmons, a regular talking head on Fox News and in other media outlets who cited his decades as a deep cover CIA operative to lend credence and gravitas to his opinions in the wake of 9/11. But something didn’t add up about him to many, and the unraveling of his narrative makes for a deeply disturbing cautionary tale in exactly how high up bullshit can climb. Thanks for listening.
Categories: Technology
Occasionally, I hear people say, are we really in the last days? How do we know? Does it really matter one way or another? We will try to answer these questions and many others in this study. But the most important question may be, how can we reach others with the message of hope in these changing times? One part of prophecy is often emphasized over another, causing us to lose perspective and miss the blessing and beauty of prophecy in scripture. I have taken the information in this study from many authors and teachers who have their lives studying God’s word. I have added some insight that the Holy Spirit taught me along the way. With God’s help, I have endeavored to keep the whole counsel of the word of God in full view to give us an accurate picture of Christ and His great love for a lost world. I pray that this will challenge you and cause you to grow in the knowledge of our Lord Jesus Christ, as it has me preparing it. Let’s begin!
Categories: Religion & Spirituality
Tags: Bible Study, End Time News, Prophecy, rapture, revelation, spiritual warfare
The Worship Lab is a podcast for worship leaders. In a weekly conversation, worship leaders Michael and Sam explore the practical and spiritual aspects of leading a team and a congregation in worship. The show is designed to encourage and support leadership at the local church level. Subscribe now and get the next episode without even trying!
Categories: Arts, Religion & Spirituality
Tags: churchmusic, leadership, worshipleader
Crack One Open Loser podcast is where you can crack one open unwind and hear us talk about random topics and current events.
Categories: Comedy
Life well-designed. Make it work beautifully. Looking for some zen in your life? Sign up to become a valued member of the Simply Designed Life tribe, over at LoriRochino.com and you’ll receive the free Simply Designed Life E-Course: A 4-Day Kickstarter to Zen-Like, Productive Habits. The 4-day audio course is designed to help you stress less and have more calm and clarity in just 5 minutes a day with short, actionable micro-tasks you could easily implement in your busy day. So how is this going to work? You will receive one email a day over the course of four days in which you will receive a five-minute, easy-to-do exercise on productivity, self-care and personal growth. Plus, you will also receive regular news updates, including the latest podcast episodes from inspiring women entrepreneurs, game changers and creatives. You’ll receive a newsletter in both email and audio form so you have the option to either read on the go or listen while you are commuting to and from work, doing errands or working out. So, if you aren’t part of the Simply Designed Life tribe, please head over to LoriRochino.com and subscribe to become a valued insider, and get the free Simply Designed Life E-Course: A 4-Day Kickstarter to Zen-Like, Productive Habits. Plus get the latest podcast episodes, updates + more! Business and life are not linear at all. There are a lot of stops and starts in both. Trying something new will require a lot of courage as there’s a good chance you won’t get it right the first time. Mastering a new skill, a new habit, what have you will require that you leave the safety of your comfort zone and be open to learning something new. If you’re courageous and try something new, you’re going to learn that valuable lesson you’re supposed to learn, succeed or fail, swim or sink. If you learn in the process you need to pivot and change course, that’s okay because you’ve learned that valuable lesson along the way. That’s interesting because back in Episode 59 social media expert Sarah DeGeorge echoes when she talks about how to take a step back from your business and rebrand, get back on the bandwagon and put yourself out there again. The biggest takeaway from these conversations is, despite having a successful career, if there are other areas of your life that need attention, such as your health, it’s okay to take a step back and refocus your efforts. But don’t give up entirely, because if you do believe in your work, you should keep going because it is such a gift to the world and that persistence can help others who may feel doubt, who may not be as courageous, and who could use the lessons learned in their own growth. An example of this is with my conversations with married couple author Jennifer Miller and Entrepreneur Magazine’s Editor-in-Chief Jason Pfifer. They discuss book and magazine publishing and the importance of not only producing great work but standing up for it. In this two-part conversation, Episode 57 and Episode 58 we learn about having the courage and confidence to stand up for your work, find the opportunity in every challenge that you encounter. Speaking of book publishing, we hear from McGraw Hill Editor, yoga instructor and lifestyle blogger Cheryl Ringer over on Episode 63 on how to get published, the importance of having a compelling hook and establishing a platform. She also dives into her productivity hacks for getting things done despite not drinking coffee which is amazing in my book! I love our conversation not only on book publishing but also her thoughts on yoga and meditation, which is great because I already feel relaxed talking about our conversation. Now if you’re feeling a little overwhelmed in that you probably love hearing all this great wisdom and getting the information to lead the best life you can, but you’ve got a busy work and family life, work and personal responsibilities, but still would like to implement digestible tips you could incorporate in your day to day to help you be more productive and se…
Categories: Business, Education, Society & Culture
Welcome to A look in with Bryn, a podcast about anything and everything relating to current events, health & wellness, stories from the past, and more, through the eyes of a college student (and maybe a few special guests too!). Your host, Bryn, is sure to tackle all of today’s struggles that most every human endures, from social media madness to sisterly battles. Stay tuned for new episodes every Tuesday, and follow Bryn on Instagram @ bsandsss. Listen, like, download, and subscribe if you want to better the world and your college knowledge one episode at a time.
Categories: Comedy
Join Mick and Matthew in this comedy podcast for weekly performances of original mystery dramas peppered with occasional wit, frequent nonsense and perpetual outrage…
Innovative and thought-provoking features that make adventurous use of sound and explore a wide variety of subjects. Made by leading radio producers.
Categories: Society & Culture
Daniel Nils Roberts and Ralph Jones host a tasty new comedy podcast featuring interviews with a host of improvised characters from the world of fine dining.
Categories: Comedy
Every other week three friends, coworkers, and coffee industry professionals humorously explore topics in history, culture, and business using coffee as inspiration. Then, using their professionally trained palates, they try the coffee and commit to giving no bad reviews.
Hosted by Jenni Trilik, Marcus Contaldo, and Stephanie Motenko.
Sponsored by Modest Coffee
Welcome to our sanctuary. A community designed for men & women of faith that are committed to their purpose, walk with God, and level up journey. If the topic has great potential to transform and renew our minds for the better it’s highly likely it will be discussed. Grab your glass of wine and get comfortable because you’re in for a special time. Lets glow & grow together.
Categories: Religion & Spirituality