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A double shot of smart-ass and a dash of history shaken vigorously with a blend of humor, a little love, a whole lotta chemistry, and a little bit of sibling rivalry (though we’re not related), all poured over a tall glass of truth. We’re Heather and Gabe. We’re here to quench whatever you’re thirst, whatever you’re thirsty for. It’s how we Do It. Nothing’s off limits.
Categories: Uncategorised
Talk Nerdy To Me is a fun mash-up of real life, pop-culture, and busting balls, all blended together in podcast form.
This podcast explores the intersection of politics and fashion, discussing how clothing style trends can reflect and impact political and social issues. Delve into various topics, from the symbolism of clothing choices by politicians to the cultural implications of fashion trends. Through conversations, I aim to highlight how fashion can be a powerful tool for expression and communication in the realm of politics.
Categories: Arts
We just want share our life lessons to the world to hope to help someone. And also be able to learn about others.
Categories: Education
Popular Science answers your most outlandish, mind-burning questions—from what the universe is made of to why not everyone can touch their toes. Join PopSci editors and producer Jess Boddy as they work through questions big and small. Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/askusanythingbypopsci/support
Categories: Science
Do you like Marvel? Do you like talking about Marvel? Do you like hearing two nerds making bad jokes and references to obscure characters when talking about the latest Marvel content? Well, if answered yes to none or all of these things, you have found the podcast for you! Should Have Gone For The Head is a show for Marvel fans by Marvel fans. We’re just some Marvel aficionados who just really like talking about all things Marvel, from the latest MCU movies and shows to the more unknown and underrated content from Marvel’s vaults. Tune in to us weekly as we talk about literally anything to do with Marvel, with the addition of our own unique insights and humour in the mix.
This week we talk about some nerd stuff or whatever
Categories: TV & Film
A pair of B-rated guys review New York City’s B-rated restaurants. Join Cory Wright and Mark Horosko on their journey to get rid of the stigma of the B rating.
Categories: Arts
Our Advanced French weekly program will allow you to listen to a normal speed conversation in real everyday French spoken in France. You will not only improve your oral and reading comprehension of the language, you will also be more attuned to the French mind and way of regarding at the news. Each week our engaging hosts will share with you their views on international and French events and help you think and feel as a native French.
Tags: advanced, Culture, france, french, grammar, Podcast, Politics, show, tv24, tv5
Julie and Dave are two seasoned art professionals sharing perspectives and opinions on a mish-mash of creative business topics. • Dave Conrey is an artist and designer and the founder of The Hungry, a weekly newsletter on creative business. • Julie Prichard is an Abstract Artist, Author, and Instructor who has been delighting viewers online since 2009.
Categories: Arts
Charlie O’Connor and Bill Matz host the largest Flyers podcast in the world with guests from around the country and appearances from Steph Driver and Kelly Hinkle.
Categories: Sports
A safe space to unwind, laugh, discuss real life problems in urban communities, and a place to “pull up” on people or topics that are usually hard to discuss and navigate.
Categories: Society & Culture
東京在住のタラレバ女子3人。日本のインターナショナルスクール育ち1人と、帰国子女2人が20代女子の赤裸々トークを英語と日本語でお送りします。私たちが話す「生の声」を聴いてみませんか？ Three Japanese girls living in Tokyo. We like to talk about the RAW things in our lives. Do you want to eavesdrop on our conversation? Stay tuned for FRIENDS and the CITY. 質問やコメント等はこちらまで/For questions and comments, contact us from: friendsandthecity.podcast@gmail.com Today’s talk: secret admirer, did we ever have “moteki” (a phase when you get romantic attention than usual), single vs. relationships(we spoke for so long that the recording got cut off), movies to watch when you want to have butterflies in your stomach, love in the countryside. 今日の話: 片思いされてた話、私たちのモテ期はどこ、彼氏ナシvs.彼氏アリ（話過ぎて一度録音が停止します）、キュンキュンしたいときに見る映画、田舎で婚活したら。 — Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/friendsandthecity/message
Categories: Society & Culture
Two friends, Kaelin and Farrah, discuss everything under the sun. From girl talk empowering episodes and story times to spiritual or spooky episodes, come chat with your favorite gal pals! As always, we hope we are Your Cup of Tea! Follow us on Instagram @_yourcupoftea and listen on Spotify and iTunes!
Kaelin and Farrah have an open discussion on Black Lives Matter, white privilege, and anti-racism. Your Cup of Tea has always and will always stand with our Black brothers and sisters. Read more below for information on petitions, ways to donate, and information on white privilege/anti-racism. As always, go to @_yourcupoftea on Instagram for more information.
Sites:
https://blacklivesmatters.carrd.co/
https://www.adhoc.fm/post/black-lives-matter-resources-and-funds/
https://www.aclu.org/action/
https://www.showingupforracialjustice.org/white-privilege.html
Categories: Comedy, Health & Fitness, Society & Culture
The official podcast of Sport Integrity Australia. Our mission is to protect the integrity of sport and the health and welfare of those who participate in Australian sport. This podcast examines the issues that affect sport, answers your questions and educates you about clean and fair sport.
Between them, there are too many Paralympic medals to count – but the Commonwealth Games will be a unique experience for both Ellie Cole and Daniela Di Toro, for vastly different reasons. In this episode of On Side, join Tim Gavel as he chats to Ellie and Daniela as they train for the Commonwealth Games which starts on 28 July – one for the last time, the other the first. Ellie, who has six Paralympic gold medals in her trophy cabinet, races for the final time in Birmingham, chasing that elusive Commonwealth Games gold medal. “In my swimming career, over 17 years, I’ve won 17 Paralympic medals, broken something like five world records and I still can’t seem to grasp the Commonwealth Games gold medal … it’s the only thing that’s missing from my trophy cabinet.” It has been a long road for the swimmer, who is thrilled at the progress Para sport has made over the past 17 years and the acceptance of Para athletes in the community. “The biggest difference that I’ve seen in Paralympic sport is the stigma around athletes with a disability,” Eliie says. “I saw at the Commonwealth Games in the Gold Coast that young kids were asking how to be Paralympians when they were older, and they were drawing pictures of people in wheelchairs on gold medal podiums. So they’re drawing the parallel that you can still have a disability and be a champion. Whereas in 2006, you know, that conclusion was never drawn from seeing someone with a disability.” With retirement looming, Ellie also discussed her life after swimming, which includes her role on Sport Integrity Australia’s Athlete Advisory Group. “We have a lot to offer to Sport Integrity Australia as athletes, and it’s wonderful to also be the other side of the coin, see that they’re willing to listen and wanting to understand firsthand experiences from us as well.” By her own admission, it’s been a long time since Daniela has been called a “rookie”, having made her Paralympic Games debut in Atlanta in 1996. After all, as a wheelchair tennis player, she has won almost all there is to win in her sport: from Paralympic medals to Grand Slam titles to a number-one world ranking. Now competing as a wheelchair table tennis player, it will be the Victorian veteran’s first time at the Commonwealth Games. “To be able to have a rookie experience is a really cool thing. So, you know, it’s really exciting as well, the actual newness of it. I’ve never been on a team with able bodied and Para high performance athletes, so it’s incredibly exciting,” she says. “It’s the friendly games, which is really cool that you can kind get to be in this kind of environment that’s super ultra-competitive, but there’s real awareness of community and connection and I’m looking forward to that as well.” While she may be a senior member of the team, just don’t call her the “mother-figure” – she’d prefer to be that “cool Aunty”. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Tags: anti, antidoping, asada, australia, australian, authority, cheat, cheating, dope, Doping, Integrity, Podcast, SPorts, steroids
A compilation from stories written by children uncovering lies told by parents. These lies unfold during the Covid 19 pandemic. They have been recreated and read by parents for parents and guardians. Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/john-wasonga/support
Categories: Arts
Music to make your mind smooth. Lay on these tracks when you need a jam to make you feel in the moment. P Buck brings you his mix of original tunes. The P Buck Podcast is a place I can bring you my original work in a format that is more like a radio show. I like having the chance to offer you a choice selection of my songs in a set that fits well together. Ideally, you can turn on the podcast and sit back and let me handle the rest.
Categories: Music
Tags: buck, dniw, eci, Elements, family, Ice, peels, phil, Podcast, productions, Reverse, sleep, wind, winslow, winslows
The events that shape our world, and our future, take many turns. What If World History? explores an alternative timeline to the events that molded our lives. Take a trip with us.
Categories: History
Two young dads, connected by their wives, share their unguarded perspectives on sensitive subjects, drawing on their respective backgrounds, Cleveland and Kathmandu.
clevemandu.substack.com
Categories: Society & Culture
Conspiracy theories and random thoughts that come to my mind are all here for you to listen to. Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/dididen/support
Categories: Society & Culture