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Special Philosophy lectures and seminars from the University of Oxford. Professor Adrian Moore delivers a lecture on the concept of the infinite, a concept with deep philosophical implications. This lecture was given in St Hugh’s College as part of the St Hugh’s Special Lecture Series.
Categories: Education
Law the Time of COVID-19 explores the law and policy of pandemic response in real time. It examines how governments, organizations, and individuals are managing the impact of COVID-19, and offers insights to help navigate the challenges ahead. Presented by McCarthy Tétrault LLP.
Episode 23: Student Takeover – McCarthy Tétrault Summer Students take over the podcast to discuss the transition from a virtual classroom to a virtual summer program. Arsalan Ahmed interviews Shailaja Nadarajah, Rebecca Ferguson and Jon Adessky about their personal experiences working in a national law firm in the midst of a pandemic and how they integrated into the fabric of firm and the practice of law from their home office.
McCarthy Tétrault LLP is providing this podcast as a public service, and while it may contain legal information, it is neither legal advice nor a legal opinion, recommendation or statement of policy of McCarthy Tétrault LLP.
Categories: Business
As music has evolved through various forms, basic ethnic roots remain constant. Today’s global community experiences this more than ever with the unification of various cultures into all forms of music. Origins honors this global movement by showcasing a world of deep sounds, with eclectic beats and cultural symphonies . Uniting eastern influenced sounds with the cutting-edge electronic music of the west – this is Odessa.
Categories: Music
Action movie connoisseurs Adam Archer and Marcus Hall bring to you a podcast dedicated to badass action movies. Each episode is a love letter to the the film and the time of it’s release. Oh…and there’s booze…
Categories: TV & Film
UPCOMING BOOKS: Ep. 65 – Let’s Catch Up… Ep. 66 – The Player of Games by Iain M. Banks Ep. 67 – The Trees by Percival Everett Better the Bookshelf is a bookclub-esque podcast hosted by Richard Daly and Ryan Kuether. We read to decide what to keep on our personal bookshelves and we podcast because we like the sound of our own voices. Twitter: @betterbookshelf
Categories: Arts
Not nearly qualified enough to talk about anything, but I’m going to do it anyway.
Categories: Comedy
Shenandoah National Park is a beautiful forest oasis about 90 miles west of Washington, D.C. in the Blue Ridge Mountains of Virginia. The scenic Skyline Drive winds through the park along the crest of the mountain revealing spectacular vistas across the famed Shenandoah Valley to the west and the rolling hills of the Piedmont to the east. With 500 miles of hiking trails, rustic lodges, campgrounds, and abundant wildlife, Shenandoah National Park is the perfect getaway. Come visit us virtually and plan your next escape. Visit Shenandoah National Park online at www.nps.gov/shen
Categories: Uncategorised
After discussing every single Baby-Sitters Club novel by Ann M. Martin, Jack Shepherd and Tanner Greenring are all grown up and immersing themselves in the wonderful world of romance!
Categories: Arts
Tags: Ann M. Martin, annmartin, annmmartin, babysittersclub, babysittersclubclub, bsc, bscc, Comedy, Jack Shepherd, Tanner Greenring, thebabysittersclub
Many people who are financially wealthy are emotionally poor. Carson Wealth has a simple mission: to inspire clients to pursue their True Wealth—the things that money can’t buy and death can’t take away. Tune in to hear some of the most celebrated and respected financial advisors and executives in the industry share their insight and wisdom on how to live life by design, not default.
Categories: Business
Tags: Financial Planning, investments, Retirement, Retirement Tips
Ready Or Not we are going to tackle life’s greatest challenges!
Categories: Religion & Spirituality
No Bullsh!t Leadership is a podcast for leaders who want to become truly exceptional. Each week, your host Martin Moore shares the secrets of high performance leadership; the career accelerators that you can’t learn in business school, and your boss is unlikely to share with you. Step away from the theoretical view on leadership, and learn from a successful CEO who’s already walked the path.
Episode #116 // We tend to talk a lot about how important it is for leaders to give their people feedback, but focus much less on how to receive feedback.
In this episode, we turn the tables a little. All great leaders were first great followers, and had to experience how life felt on the other side of the table. Listening and learning should never stop, no matter how high up you go.
We look at how human nature can get in the way of our ability to hear the feedback that’s given to us. We then examine the efficacy of formal feedback mechanisms, and I also give some practical tips for how to receive feedback graciously.
We’ve put together a free PDF resource that pulls out the key takeaways from this episode, which you can easily download at https://www.yourceomentor.com/episode116
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We are on a mission to hit 1 million listens by the 31st December 2020.
To help us to reach this goal, and impact even more leaders just like you who would benefit from the strategies and tools that Marty covers in the podcast, please share the podcast with your network. You can also subscribe, follow, rate and review the podcast, that will help more leaders find us when they’re searching for a new leadership podcast to binge on.
If we hit our goal, we will be running a completely free live virtual leadership event in February 2021, and we would love for you to be there!
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Keeping it real with parenthood ✌🏽
Parent hacks, stories and support for Parents by Parents!
Categories: Kids & Family
Candid conversations between students and career professionals exploring the diverse, and sometimes unpredictable pathways that get us to where we’re going.
Categories: Education
Professional tips and experiences about Human Resources in the wellness space
Categories: Business
Changemaker Q&A is the show where we answer questions from Aussie’s about all things social change, to better equip and empower you to change the world. Hosted by Tiyana Jovanovic, founder of the Humanitarian Changemakers Network.
Categories: Society & Culture
Sometimes the cure for teacher burnout is simply the ability to spend some time with your teacher besties to unpack and know that you are not alone in the struggle. Come along on this journey as two educators, Zahra Hassan, and Tasya Clarke, from different parts of the world, come together to discuss pressing educational topics through the lens of being millennial teachers of color. Join us weekly to hear diverse perspectives, new knowledge and empowerment. We are so excited to invite you into our conversations.
Categories: Education
Dave McElfatrick and Joel Watson, two of the comedic minds behind the wildly popular Cyanide and Happiness cartoons, love playing guitar, love rock and roll and especially love making noise. Join Dave and Joel in The Noise Hole as they explore the music that defined their generation, recount famous and infamous rock star stories, and exorcise their personal rock and roll demons, all while improvising songs with a full band! It’s an hilarious celebration of alt. rock, grunge, punk, pop, emo, heavy metal and all things ROCK AND ROLL!
Platform sandals, corporate panic, movies shot on actual film . . . there’s so much to miss about 1999. With 20 years of pop culture behind them, we revisit some of the most notorious films of that year and ask—are the greats loved because they are great, or are they great because they are loved?
Categories: TV & Film
Gender dysphoria has become a minefield for public discussion, with many afraid to express their views or question the narrative. Our mission is to examine this important and complex topic from a range of perspectives, but always through a psychological lens. By openly considering and examining gender identity, transition, and the transgender umbrella, we hope to give all interested parties permission to engage these fascinating topics with less fear and more honesty. Interviews and discussions will involve clinicians, medical professionals, academics, transgender people, parents, detransitioners and other interesting individuals whose lives have been touched by the concept of gender. Conversations between two practicing therapists give listeners an opportunity to contemplate gender from a depth perspective not currently taken up in most of today’s accessible debates. As a result of their work with gender dysphoric therapy clients as well as their personal divergent experiences with gender, Stella and Sasha hold a refreshing and informed perspective. Is gender identity a facilitation of development and expression of creativity, or can it be a defense against painful existential realities of living in a human body? What can we discover about masculinity, femininity, identity, gender performance, and sexuality when we peer beneath the surface and dive into a deeper psychological exploration? What is the relationship between body, mind, identity, culture, and psyche? This podcast engages listeners in an intimate and fascinating behind-the-scenes inquiry about a topic as taboo as it is salient today. Thank you to our sponsors: Genspect – an international organization which offers an alternative to WPATH. Providing a range of education, resources and supports to anyone impacted by gender distress, Genspect unites many different organizations globally, and gives voice to 1,000s of previously untold stories. For more info, visit genspect.org. GETA – an association of therapists who believe that individuals experiencing gender related concerns ought to be treated using a whole person approach. GETA connects like minded clinicians, provides educational resources and trainings, and helps people with gender dysphoria find support. For more info, visit genderexploratory.com.
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Categories: Education, Health & Fitness