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“There is no life that does not contribute to history”- Dorothy West; The Way Up is a podcast wherein we discuss culture, equality and life Wherein Oline talks to Dorothy Butler Gilliam, author of Trailblazer, about being the first Black woman at the Washington Post and her career as a journalist.
Categories: Arts, Society & Culture
Tags: Culture, feminism, life stories
At the University of Chicago, research and teaching in human rights integrate exploration of the core questions of human dignity with critical examination of the institutions designed to promote and protect human rights in the contemporary world. The University of Chicago Human Rights Program is an initiative unique among its peers for the interdisciplinary focus its faculty and students bring to bear on these essential matters. The Distinguished Lecturer series creates space for dialogue between the University community and the wider world through sponsoring visits to campus by prominent human rights activists and scholars.
Categories: Education
Tags: area studies, Culture, east asia, east europe, eurasia, foreign policy, Human Rights, international politics, international studies, Latin America, Literature, Middle East, Russia, south asia, world affairs, world history
Be bold by defining the path to your own life. Live Well, Be Bold” is a podcast on personal growth and self-expression. Hosted by YouTuber and Entrepreneur Karla Gregg, this podcast shares weekly inspiration on how to overcome fears, be courageous, authentic & vulnerable in all areas of your life. Karla will invite special guests to share how they make bold moves to live a meaningful, fulfilled, purpose-driven life. New episodes released every Monday. This is a personal development podcast for the passionate souls who want to be bold by becom
Categories: Education
Join Lynn Schreder from KHI Solutions, to keep abreast of the changes in the health insurance market.
MASASHI OSAKU provides DJ mixes of Progressive,Electro,Tech House on the Podcast for the world directly.As picking up latest tracks,he’s gonna take you up through your ears at any place. —-> Introduction about “MASASHI OSAKU” —-> Masashi Osaku is a DJ specializing in Electro/Progressive/Tech/Acid House and is a master of the decks delivering fabulous mixes with the highest level of quality and class. He is constantly learning, improving and searching the world for the newest, hippest tunes to bring to his mixes. He has dedicated himself to pushing, experimenting, and developing the House scene in Japan hoping to give the Japanese audience, the ever popular UK/IBIZA experiences. In 2008, Masashi started to provide his own podcast on iTunes Store. It contains full of newest and finest House Music, people in the world began to know his name soon. And he got many internationnal GIGs after starting podcast. He has performed at just in the last few years seems endless: asides from countless events in Japan, has also enjoyed an invitation tour of Thailand in July 2008, and playing at Zurich, Switzerland in 2009, WMC Maimi in March 2009, Pacha London, UK in October 2009 with TRAFIK (Global Underground), and more recently, December 2009 in South Africa Tour. In January 2010, He performed in Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia and WMC Miami in March 2010. His journey still goes on. Booking/Contact –> mail@masashiosaku.com
Every morning on Pop Alarm, host Dylan Hafer is delivering the pop culture news you need to start the day. From breaking celebrity stories to the latest in music, movies, and TV, Pop Alarm will make you feel pop cultured in five minutes or less.
Welcome to the official Unsolved Mysteries podcast from the original creators of the iconic television series, presented by Cadence13. Join our host Steve French each week as we present all new mysteries, from terrifying abductions to bizarre paranormal encounters, heinous killers and unexplained deaths. For every mystery, there is someone, somewhere who knows the truth. Perhaps it’s you.
Categories: Society & Culture, True Crime
Student created podcast pertaining important topics about dance.
Categories: Arts
Ralph Rover is a traveler at heart, and has always dreamed of shipping out to the South Seas islands. He finally convinces his aging parents to let him go and find his way in the world. But the islands that Ralph finds are not as idyllic as in his dreams. Shipwrecked on a large, uninhabited island, Ralph and his fellow survivors, Jim and Peterkin, discover a world of hostile natives and villainous pirates. Danger, high adventure, and wonders of the sea greet them at every turn. When all seems lost, they find help from an unexpected source. (Summary by Tom Weiss)
Categories: Arts
Most of the letters that Paul wrote to the churches were written to those that he had started himself. But he did not begin the church at Rome, nor did he begin the church at Colossae. It is not certain who started the church at Colossae, but it is very likely a man mentioned in certain of Paul’s other letters — Epaphroditus, or, since that was too long a name for even the Greeks to say, Epaphras. He is mentioned in this letter as being from Colossae, and is very likely the one who founded the church. Where he had heard the Gospel we do not know, but he had evidently taken it to his own home town and had begun to proclaim Christ. Out of that proclamation had come the church at Colossae. Epaphroditus had gone to Rome to see the Apostle Paul, who was then a prisoner, carrying with him reports of the church at Colossae. Another man had also gone to Rome to see Paul during his first imprisonment, and he too brought reports of the church at Colossae. So it was to these new Christians who had never met the apostle face to face that Paul wrote the letter from Rome.
Categories: Religion & Spirituality
Tags: Bible, Christ, Colossians, commentary, exposition, God, Holy Spirit, Jesus, Ray Steadmen, sermon, www.raystedman.org
On this Podcast we will be talking about the mysteries of food different lifestyles of food and just food in general and we’re gonna have fun with it!
Categories: Arts
Welcome to Film Me In, a podcast that aims to bring you more knowledge on your favorite directors and how they rose to fame! Join us as we delve deep into the lives of some of the most influential filmmakers of all time, and review their movies with a whole new perspective. Your hosts Nick and Jon bring on a special new guest each series to learn, speculate, but most importantly to film you in!
Categories: Comedy
Grace Bible Community Church preaches the Word of God Rightly Divided according to 2 Tim. 2:15 We preach the gospel of salvation by faith in the finished work of the cross of Christ.
Categories: Religion & Spirituality, Society & Culture
Tags: salvation of all
Each year, Banga Sammelan comes to you early through a unique podcast presented by BanglaPodcast – NABC’s Podcast Partner. Listen to your favorite stars, know more about the events, participate and win exciting prizes. Catch all the excitement of NABC whenever and however as we begin the countdown to reach the host city. Join us in every episode as we take you through to the magic weekend in July when Bengal is recreated in USA. Together lets make this year’s Banga Sammelan more memorable than ever.
Categories: Arts
In a podcast made BY teens FOR teens, Yusra and Lauren introduce psychology in a fun & accessible way. They’ll dive into the depths of various scenarios that have made you wonder, ‘Why did I do that?’
Join the Signs of the Times team as they interview experts from around the world on contemporary culture and social issues, exploring issues that affect every Australian from a Christian perspective. For more information, visit Signs of the Times
Categories: Religion & Spirituality, Society & Culture
Good Grief is a podcast about grief but also how we develop, learn and form meaningful traditions around it.
I’ve lost loved ones in my life, most of us have. But recently I lost someone and I just didn’t know what to do. I didn’t know how to process it, but equally I didn’t know what to do to help friends or family experiencing loss. Selfishly it scared me and reminded me of my own mortality. I guess I’ve avoided anything related to death or grief for my entire life. I was shocked by how much I didn’t know and how we never talk about it as a society. I mean it’s one of life’s most inevitable things, why don’t I have any tools at my disposal to deal with it? It’s clear we’re frightened to talk about it, which makes sense considering, but keeping it at arms length makes it increasingly more difficult to understand or create helpful traditions around. How can we ever help, understand or support people grieving if we never talk about it?
I did some research and development for a documentary film about grief (I’m a filmmaker by the way) and what became obvious through the conversations I was having was that it was potentially a very British phenomenon. I was told about useful grieving practices from other cultures that were so simple yet and so effective that I was dumbfounded I’d never heard of any of them. Why don’t we have our own traditions around death and grief? Is it because UK culture is famously reserved and we avoid the intimate conversations about pain and loss? Do we just ‘get on with it’? Added to that it was only 100 years ago that mortality rates were over double what we experience today. Death is now significantly less common so does that affect our relationship with it?
I want to find out more about why we don’t talk about grief, what has changed over time for us and how we might make it less of a taboo and more of a healing process. I want to unravel pre-conceptions and explore beyond the traditional Great British reserve to address my own fears of loss and grief. I want you, the listener, to discover these new things about grief as I do. Throughout the series I’ll talk to a broad range of people about their experiences of grief including people from diverse faiths and cultures and professionals who deal with death and loss on a regular basis. From midwives to palliative care professionals, from physicians to historians. Whilst I realise the theme of this podcast isn’t exactly happy-go-lucky, we will be exploring the depth and breadth of the human experience, with tears, humour and a celebration of life and try to discover if there is such a thing as good grief?
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Categories: Society & Culture
Tags: Britain, Culture, death, grief, life, loss, mental-health, Recovery, religion, tradition, UK
Welcome to Out In The Open! “Most Talked About Podcast” Hosted by J. Maken and his three co-hosts Yve, Djeko, & Coachchery. Out In The Open Podcast Features Entrepreneurs, Influencers, Music Creators, Makeup Artists, Business CEO’s & So Much More. Out In The Open Podcast provides a safe environment allowing people to express themselves freely & interview like-minded people on their business, real-life ups and downs, hot topics, and ventures to inspire others. Subscribe to our YouTube channel: Out In The Open Podcast & Follow our Instagram: @oitocrewpodcast. For any requests, concerns, and questions! • Stay Connected With Out In The Open Podcast: contact@oitocrew.com
Categories: Business, Religion & Spirituality
Tags: business, entrepreneurship, inspirational, marketing, Millennials, Motivation, outintheopen, Podcast, SuccessStories