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basically a rants & bants for people going through life

Categories: Health & Fitness

We are two internet best friends, Elizabeth and Jessica, bringing you creepy and crime-y stories week after week. After spending many hours sleuthing and getting lost in rabbit holes, we decided calling it a podcast made it seem important and job-like and less…weird.Our format is relaxed and chatty with a little comedy but we take the fact that these are real crimes against real people very seriously and will always show respect. At the end of our episodes we answer your questions and tell you a little bit about ourselves. You want to make sure you are following us on Instagram to get those questions in. We are not reporters and were not at the scene of the crime so we cannot take credit for any of the details…we found them by sleuthing! We will make sure we always give props to the real heroes. Please please please check our episode details to see where we pulled our info and give the articles or documentaries some love. We honestly couldn’t be the Spare Time Sleuths we are without them. We cannot wait to have you join our internet BFF circle, sleuths!!

Categories: Comedy, Leisure, True Crime

Tags: new, true-crime

One of the ‘6 Best Podcasts for Business Travelers’ per USA Today — engaging, enlightening and informative interviews with women innovators and leaders across sectors. Topics” Driving innovation, leadership, communications and career management. Features mostly women experts. “We now have an appetite for intervention. There’s a willingness because we are all at a point where the impacts are being felt so broadly…The urgency is being met with a will to act.”  Beth Gibbons on Green Connections Radio   Local leaders are managing the very real devastation to their communities and economies caused by extreme weather events, while much-needed resources from the federal government are tied up in political wrangling over whether climate change is real.   The people on the ground dealing with these effects are called “adaptation professionals,” so Green Connections Radio host Joan Michelson went to them to find out what’s happening on the ground. Listen to her startling conversation with Beth Gibbons, Executive Director of Adaptation Professionals for great insights on all sides of this life-threatening, economy-threatening, polarizing issue. You’ll learn: What life on the ground is like for the people needing to guide their communities through the very real ravages and economy-altering impact of climate change. The vital role that federal resources and research plays – and the short and long-term effects of not having it. How local communities are using “natural infrastructure” to protect themselves, and why those options are often more effective than traditional, “hard” infrastructure. Testing experimental solutions with lives and businesses on the line, and how to get what you need to make a difference, even incrementally. The role of the private sector in protecting their communities. Insightful career advice too! “The federal government is uniquely positioned, uniquely powerful and uniquely funded to create the kind of research we need right now about what are the risks, what are the challenges, what is the way forward, and the government should be held accountable to deliver those resources .” Beth Gibbons on Green Connections Radio   You’ll also want to listen to: Rawlings Miller of WSP on developing a climate resilience plan for your community or business. Kathy Baughman McLeod of the new Atlantic Council Resilience Center, on climate resilience preparation. Cindy Lubber, CEO of Ceres on mobilizing business sustainability.   Robin Currey, Prescott College, on creating a sustainable food supply. Thanks for subscribing on Apple Podcasts or iHeartRadio and leaving us a review! Join our mailing list to stay up to date on the top podcasts and special offers! Reach us on Twitter @joanmichelson

Categories: Business, Society & Culture

Tags: careers, cleanenergy, entrepreneurship, Green, greenconnectionsradio, Innovation, joanmichelson, leadership, sustanability, women

One of the greatest enablers of developing your leadership style and effectiveness is to be an active reader. Reading books on leadership exposes you to new ideas, inspires you when you are discouraged, and helps build empathy. This podcast will provide recommendations for books related to leadership development based on the extensive inventory I have read over my 33 year leadership journey.

Categories: Business

Enter Paul and Nick – Two queens talking about their love of whiskey while educating themselves along the way — littered with social, political, and personal commentary. Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/whiskeyqueens/support

Categories: Society & Culture

Pieces For My Puzzle Podcast was created by Nikki Shipp, mother to an autistic son. Tune in as she shares her life with a son on the spectrum and how her journey has led her to help parents and loved ones with special needs kids. This podcast is for anyone looking for quick tips and perspective, but most of all – for hope and inspiration.

Categories: Arts

Tags: asd, autism, autistic, family, parenting, special needs, spectrum

A Podcast hosted by Rob Drapeau, in which he asks his guests, “How Did You Get Here?”

Categories: Religion & Spirituality

A journey into the expression of self. Tools and ideas on how to manage life in the new world, during and post pandemic. Featuring conversations that will inspire, encourage and provoke positive self reflection. Welcome to this time of global change.

Categories: Religion & Spirituality

You know those conversations that aren’t about anything specific but are always a good time? This is a set of those. Host Scott Anderson trades stories with fellow dreamers from all walks of life in an effort to answer the age old question: What’s up?

Categories: Society & Culture

Tags: canada, Comedy, feed:podcast, geniusboy88, thatcsaguy, Toronto

Listen, laugh and learn as we share our latest thoughts about staying relevant, contemporary leadership and doing life right. Ish Cheyne is the Head of Fitness in New Zealand for global fitness juggernaut Les Mills. Sacha Coburn is the COO of Coffee Culture, a leading group of boutique coffee shops, and the co-founder of The Company You Keep.co.nz.

Categories: Business, Education

Inspired in part by Saidiya Hartman’s “Lose Your Mother,” Lose Your Sister centers on Black feminist thought, pop culture, and diaspora with a focus on how Black people find their way back to one another interpersonally, artistically, and politically.

Categories: Society & Culture

Everyday teachers, parents, grandparents and mentors are engaging teens, but let’s be honest this journey ain’t easy. Its filled with bumps and bruises and “what the heck do I do now?” moments. Let’s do this together. Lets engage today’s teens. Pastor Matt Schulte has been working with teens since he was a teenageer more than 2 decades ago. Now he’s raising his own. Let’s go on this journey with him and learn how to engage today’s young people. Matt Schulte is the Executive Director at Youth for Christ in Lincoln, Nebraska.

Categories: Kids & Family

Subscribe to The ENGAGE Podcast to hear experts from across the social good community share best practices, tips and must-know trends that will help organizations increase their impact. Formerly called The sgENGAGE Podcast.

Categories: Business, Technology

Tags: blackbaud, fundraising, nonprofit, socialgood, socialimpact

Renee Hribar has been a sales professional since 1994 in New York. She has sold millions of dollars in products and services and trained thousands to sell for the first time. She is known in her industry as a fun, energetic executive sales coach who leads with heart. Having given signature talks and training sessions at global conferences she skillfully breaks down her decades of sales expertise. With her one-of-a-kind “laugh & learn” teaching style, you will certainly walk away with a new view on the “softer side of sales” when you become one of her students.

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Categories: Business, Education, Society & Culture

Tags: consulting, Motivation, sales, sales strategy, selling, training, women's empowerment

Top Consciousness podcast Quantum Conversations are brought you by Acoustichealth.com and NewEarthOne Network to Empower & Inspire during these times of Great Shift. Join us for consciousness-expanding conversations, centered in the Heart, and focused on creating New Earth. We are New Earth! Register for Free Shows: https://www.acoustichealth.com/quantum-conversations/ Access the QC Archive: https://www.acoustichealth.com/quantum-conversations-2/replays/ MUSIC FROM THE UNIVERSE: https://www.acoustichealth.com/music-from-the-universe/ Follow me on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/lauren.galey

Categories: Religion & Spirituality

In this podcast, I will talk about many problems and debatable issues that affect America and the world, with hilarious commentary, and with a little help from my friends.

Categories: Kids & Family

Ebenezer Scrooge, a mean old miser, is given a second chance to do right after being haunted by three ghosts on Christmas Eve in this Dickens classic. The Christmas Carol Audio Book.

Categories: Education

Patrick O’Riley and Richard Wells document, as thoroughly and entertainingly as possible, each individual episode of CBS’s MacGyver from beginning to end. No opening gambit left behind, no MacGyverism left unmentioned. The show will be punctuated with whatever cast and crew interviews they can scrape together with help from the internet. If you are a genuine fan of the show, you will enjoy this podcast.

Categories: Comedy, TV & Film