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The podcast discusses observances, special wing events, features Airmen with stories to tell, and more. The podcasts focus around the wing's CC priorities, mission and vision. We will publish the podcast every other week to share information with DSG's, families and the
community. Podcast length wi...

This month, our Diversity, Equality, and Inclusion team share the importance of teamwork and how to be an effective leader. Join us to gain valuable insight into our senior leadership's advice and guidance as you grow as an Airman.

AR Minuteman Moment S2 Ep7

April is Month of the Military Child. As military service members go TDY, deploy, PCS or work those long hours in the middle of the night, we must always remember that their families are feeling some of the pressure we feel as military members too! It takes a lot to be a military child. Listen to our tribute to the military child here and check out the perspective of Ian, a military child pro who talks about his experience over the years.

AR Minuteman Moment S2 Ep6

To wrap up Women's History Month, we invited Col. Lipscomb, the 189th Airlift Wing Vice Commander and Chief Monk, the 189th Airlift Wing Command Chief, to talk about what they think women's history has meant for history and change and to hear their individual and unique stories. 

Check out their stories and perspectives on positive change in the Air National Guard.

AR Minuteman Moment S2 Ep 5

We wrap up our special miniseries focusing on Black History Month by having a special chat with Chief Regina Monk and Col. Patric Coggin. Chief Monk is the first Black and first female command chief for the 189th Airlift Wing. She's made history for herself and set a standard for young Airmen to aspire to. Listen to her perspective of how diversity has grown in the Air Force and what we can do as leaders to ensure our Airmen grow up in the Air National Guard with the best outlook on inclusion for all.

AR Minuteman Moment S2 Ep4

Our wing commander, Col. Coggin, shares his military history as well as perspectives on diversity and what he sees for the wing moving forward. As part of a miniseries, this episode focuses on leadership change and diversity.

AR Minuteman Moment S2 Ep3

AR Minuteman Moment

Podcast da Rádio Senado explica como funciona o Parlamento, com base na Constituição Federal, no Regimento Interno do Senado Federal e no Regimento Comum do Congresso Nacional. Além de esclarecer o papel do Congresso e mostrar ao cidadão como as decisões do Legislativo mexem com suas vidas, a série ...

O décimo e último episódio da primeira temporada do podcast “Legislativo – que poder é esse?” fala sobre o bicameralismo. O consultor do Senado Federal João Trindade Cavalcante Filho conversa com a jornalista Fernanda Nardelli sobre como se dão as discussões e votações das leis no Congresso Nacional, que conta com duas casas legislativas. 
 Encontre a transcrição do episódio aqui: https://cutt.ly/WEd92zA 
 Produção: Rádio Senado

“A matéria vai à Câmara dos Deputados...”: o bicameralismo

O nono episódio do podcast “Legislativo – que poder é esse?” fala sobre o princípio da publicidade. O consultor do Senado Federal João Trindade Cavalcante Filho e a jornalista Fernanda Nardelli conversam sobre a importância de se tornar público qualquer ato do processo legislativo.    
 Encontre a transcrição do episódio aqui: https://cutt.ly/KEeCswR 
 Produção: Rádio Senado

“A luz do sol é o melhor desinfetante”: o princípio da publicidade

O oitavo episódio do podcast “Legislativo – que poder é esse?” explica o que é uma legislatura e o que muda nas casas legislativas a cada quatro anos. Em conversa com a jornalista Fernanda Nardelli, o consultor do Senado Federal João Trindade Cavalcante Filho fala sobre o assunto.   
 Encontre a transcrição do episódio aqui: https://cutt.ly/VEeJEde 
 Produção: Rádio Senado

“Eu sei o que você fez no verão passado”: o princípio da unidade de legislatura

O sétimo episódio do podcast “Legislativo – que poder é esse?” fala sobre um princípio do processo legislativo bem técnico: a não convalidação das nulidades. O consultor do Senado Federal João Trindade Cavalcante Filho explica o que acontece quando há falhas no processo legislativo e uma proposta aprovada fere a Constituição 
 Encontre a transcrição do episódio aqui: https://cutt.ly/KEqoYXa 
 Produção: Rádio Senado

“Uma coisa não anula a outra”: a não convalidação das nulidades

O sexto episódio do podcast “Legislativo – que poder é esse?” fala sobre o princípio da simetria, que garante as mesmas regras do processo legislativo para União, estados e municípios. Quem fala sobre o assunto é o consultor do Senado Federal João Trindade Cavalcante Filho, em conversa com a jornalista Fernanda Nardelli. 
 Encontre a transcrição do episódio aqui: https://cutt.ly/IWLzksD 
 Produção: Rádio Senado

“Ninguém mora na União”: o princípio da simetria

Legislativo - que poder é esse?

Although no longer farming, Neville Wallace still has a keen interest in agricultural production and environmental protection. With unerring skill, he unravels confusion by bringing in the sharp shooters with the real information. His shotgun riders includ

Bridging the gap between Taranaki rural and urban communities.

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3 guests today: Dave Ratcliffe recounts his days spent with helicopter Pilot Dave Saxton flying out venison and possum skins, Philip Duncan reminds us that there is a possibility of an El Nino but there are signs it may not eventuate, and Barbara Kuriger is pleased that the new Govt has been formed and is raring to get back to work, plus she is very pleased with her new electric car

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Emma and the team from Environment Centre Hawke's Bay provide education, information and a range of services to inspire, lead, educate and support people to create a sustainable Hawke's Bay.

Emma - Chloe and Henry chat about E waste

Environment Centre on Air-13-08-2021 - Emma - Chloe and Henry chat about E waste

Environment Centre on Air

Simple, informal conversations with U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Sacramento District leaders and team members designed to help you better understand what USACE is and what it does – from the District’s mission, to the various programs that contribute to that mission; from the District’s projects tha...

Digging Deep - Understanding The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Sacramento District

S1E6 – How To Fix A Dam 

Mike Ruthford is a lead engineer/technical lead with the Sacramento District’s Engineering Division and Dam Safety Production Center team. His primary focus is on what USACE calls “non-routine dam safety projects” including the District’s Isabella Dam Safety Modification Project in Kern County, California, a $650 million dam remediation program to improve flood protection for downstream communities.

Ruthford joins Digging Deep to share some of the thought processes that go into determining the best solutions for those non-routine dam safety projects like the Isabella DSMP. Plus, he lets us in on an indulgence that keeps him up at night.

Mike Ruthford’s Reading List 
* The Nothing That Is: A Natural History of Zero by Robert Kaplan
* Dune by Frank Herbert

Resources Mentioned
* USACE Sacramento District Dam Safety Program - https://www.spk.usace.army.mil/Missions/Civil-Works/Dam-Safety-Program/ 
* Isabella Dam Safety Modification Project - https://www.spk.usace.army.mil/Missions/Civil-Works/Isabella-Dam/  
* USACE Internship Opportunities - https://www.usace.army.mil/Careers/Internships/ 

For more information, visit USACE Sacramento District at: https://www.spk.usace.army.mil/ 

If you have feedback for us, send an email to: spk-pao@usase.army.mil - include "Digging Deep Podcast" in the subject line.

Hosted by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Sacramento District Public Affairs Office

Digging Deep – How To Fix A Dam

Digging Deep - Understanding The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Sacramento District

S1E5 – Helping Smaller Communities With Big Projects 

Rachael Orellana is the Flood Risk Program Manager for the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Sacramento District Planning Division and oversees the District’s growing Flood Plain Management Services; Planning Assistance to States; and the California, Nevada, and Utah Silver Jackets teams.  Her program includes more than 25 active projects with a portfolio valued at more than $13 million.

Orellana joins Digging Deep to tell us what the Silver Jackets program is all about and to share some of the smaller-scope projects that tend to fly under the radar but are no less important in helping smaller communities deal with big flood-risk challenges. Plus, she shares one must-read book that helped prepare her for a successful career in USACE.

Rachael Orellana’s Reading List 
Cadillac Desert – The American West and Its Disappearing Water by Marc Reisner

Resources Mentioned
Silver Jackets - https://silverjackets.nfrmp.us/
Tribal Nations Program - https://www.spk.usace.army.mil/Missions/Tribal-Nations-Program/ 

For more information, visit USACE Sacramento District at: https://www.spk.usace.army.mil/ 

If you have feedback for us, send an email to: spk-pao@usase.army.mil - include "Digging Deep Podcast" in the subject line.

Hosted by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Sacramento District Public Affairs Office

Digging Deep – Helping Smaller Communities With Big Projects

Digging Deep - Understanding The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Sacramento District

S1E4 – How To Be A Civilian Engineer

Sacramento District’s Rick Poeppelman has carved out a nice career of being a civilian engineer in an Army engineering organization. He heads the district’s Engineering Division, which includes a host of disciplines, including structural, environmental, and civil engineering, as well as geology, project and program management, and a whole lot more.

Poeppelman joins Digging Deep to give us his civilian engineer perspective of the USACE mission, and to help point those seeking a career in civil engineering in the right direction. Plus, a couple of his favorite superhero’s, including one with “colorful” sense of humor.

Resources Mentioned:
* Sacramento District Job Opportunities - https://www.usajobs.gov/  (Search: USACE + Sacramento)

For more information, visit USACE Sacramento District at: https://www.spk.usace.army.mil/

If you have feedback for us, send an email to: spk-pao@usase.army.mil - include "Digging Deep Podcast" in the subject line.

Hosted by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Sacramento District Public Affairs Office

Digging Deep – How To Be a Civilian Engineer

Digging Deep - Understanding The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Sacramento District

S1E3 – Explore & Discover USACE Recreation

Sacramento District’s Taylor Saia holds a unique position within the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers – not that she’s the only one within USACE that does what she does, but rather it’s a position most often associated with a different agency all together.

Ms. Saia joins Digging Deep to fill us in on how an agency focused on dams, levees, and waterways happened to get into the recreation business, and how she found her dream job and career on the back of t-shirt. Plus a reading list the whole family can enjoy while sitting lakeside at your favorite USACE recreation site.

Taylor Saia’s reading list:
* To Kill A Mockingbird by Harper Lee
* Pete The Cat by James Dean
* Give A Mouse A Cookie by Laura Numeroff

Resources Mentioned:
* Sacramento District Recreation Opportunities - https://www.spk.usace.army.mil/Missions/Recreation/ 
* National Public Lands Day - https://www.neefusa.org/npld
* Pathways Program - https://www.usajobs.gov/Help/working-in-government/unique-hiring-paths/students/ 

For more information, visit USACE Sacramento District at: https://www.spk.usace.army.mil/

If you have feedback for us, send an email to: spk-pao@usase.army.mil - include "Digging Deep Podcast" in the subject line.

Hosted by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Sacramento District Public Affairs Office

Digging Deep - Explore & Discover USACE Recreation

Digging Deep - Understanding The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Sacramento District

S1E2 – Planning for Sacramento’s Next Big Storm

Sacramento District Planning Division Chief Ms. Alicia Kirchner leads one of the largest planning divisions within the USACE enterprise, responsible for providing planning expertise to help identify and solve water resource problems for the district.

Ms. Kirchner joins Digging Deep to help us better understand the need for Sacramento region flood protection projects and the planning team’s role in those projects from their onset. And Ms. Kirchner goes “old school” on her favorite superhero.

Alicia Kirchner’s reading list:
Eleven Rings by Phil Jackson

For more information, visit USACE Sacramento District at: https://www.spk.usace.army.mil/

If you have feedback for us, send an email to: spk-pao@usase.army.mil - include "Digging Deep Podcast" in the subject line.

Hosted by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Sacramento District Public Affairs Office

Digging Deep - Planning for Sacramento’s Next Big Storm

Digging Deep

The Office of the Medical Service Corps brings to you a podcast regarding topics from the AOCs on career management, personal and professional development, and experiences from the field. The reporting format is an informal, engaged discussion between two or more broadcasters that still pushes aware...

COL Elliott shares his Army and leadership experience

COL Elliott, Deputy Chief of the Medical Service Corps, shares his Army story

Army Medical Service Corps podcast, here we will discuss leader experiences, development, career opportunities, and other topics that impact our corps. In this episode learn more about Army social work with an interview between 1LT Eden Kebede and MAJ Kara Potaracke. 1LT Kebede is a social work intern finishing her licensing requirements at Ft. Campbell, KY. During this conversation, MAJ Potaracke will discuss her motivations for military service and joining the social work profession. MAJ Potarcke will also speak about some of the fantastic opportunities throughout her career, her current position as the Behavioral Health Officer for the 5th Special Forces Group, and the importance of mentorship.

MSC Podcast: MAJ Kara Potaracke, Behavioral Health Officer on her experiences

Army Medical Service Corps podcast, here we will discuss leader experiences, development, career opportunities, and other topics that impact our corps. For our first episode CPT Aprica Bullock sat down with the 19th Medical Service Corps Chief and Commanding General for the Medical Center of Excellence, MG Dennis LeMaster and discussed his experiences throughout his career. As a young child MG LeMaster was that kid who played Army. MG LeMaster briefly describes his career up to his current position. His career has given him opportunities all over the Army, the world, and interacting with other government agencies.  He describes his top three priorities for Family and leadership. He shares a few of the books he is currently reading. MG LeMaster points out some characteristics he looks for in Company grade leadership. He shares the importance of resetting and ways to get after it. He briefly captures his insight on OERs and shares an experience he had earlier in his career. In closing, MG LeMaster shares what he hopes his legacy would be professionally and personally.

MSC Podcast: MG Dennis LeMaster on his experiences

MSC Podcast

Hosted by Robert Capovilla and Mickey Williams covering the full range of military law topics from all branches of the Armed Forces.  Made possible in part by the law firm of Capovilla and Williams.
Learn more at: www.MilitaryJusticeToday.com

Government

In this episode of MJT, attorney Robert Capovilla discusses three important sections from the Military Rules of Evidence, including strategies for identifying relevant issues and arguing them to the judge.

Military Rules of Evidence - 100 Series

In this episode of MJT, attorneys Rob Capovilla and Brad Simon discuss the rights of the accuser and accused in military sexual assault cases as well as their thoughts on the Army’s response to recent criticism on the issue.

The Rights of the Accuser and Accused in Sexual Assault Cases

In this episode of MJT, attorneys Rob Capovilla and Dan Higgins discuss the process of admitting prior false allegations of sexual assault made by an accuser in a court-martial trial, including the firm’s latest full acquittal of an innocent military service member.

Admitting Prior False Allegations in a Court-Martial Trial

In this episode of MJT, attorney Robert Capovilla and his former client’s father discuss what it’s like to go through the court-martial process as a loved one as well as the defense attorney.  Topics include everything from the initial call from the jail to pre-trial proceedings to the final verdict.

The Court-Martial Process from a Parent’s Perspective

In this episode of MJT, Rob Capovilla and Mickey Williams talk about what motivates their team to give back to the community and organizations that support military service members and their families.  (And the guys weigh-in on their toughest movie action heroes.)

Giving Back to the Community and Supporting Veterans

Military Justice Today

The Cambridge Seventh-day Adventist Podcast includes a collection of live recordings of life changing, uplifting sermons &amp; church services from the Seventh-day Adventist Church in Cambridge, England.Now you can listen again to some of the services from the Cambridge Seventh-day Adventist Church ...

Religion

Laurence Dabbs presents a sermon entitled "The Great Escape"Speaker/Preacher: Laurence DabbsBiblical Texts: Other References: Recorded: Saturday, 18 July 2009This is an archived recording from the Cambridge Seventh-day Adventist Church Vault, as such recording quality may not be what might come to have been expected in modern day

The Great Escape

This sermon, from the Cambridge Seventh-day Adventist Church Vault, sees Musoka Tolosi presenting a message of how "Love Is Eternal"Speaker/Preacher: Musoka TolosiBiblical Texts: Other References: Recorded: Saturday, 18 July 2009This is an archived recording from the Cambridge Seventh-day Adventist Church Vault, as such recording quality may not be what might come to have been expected in modern day

Love Is Eternal

Cambridge Seventh-day Adventist Podcast

Tactical Edge is a weekly podcast produced by 4 AF Public Affairs.

B-roll of two A-10 Thunderbolt IIs assigned to the 422nd Test and Evaluation Squadron conducting training procedures over the Nevada Test and Training Range, Aug. 3, 2022. (U.S. Air Force photo by Airman 1st Class Makenna Gott)

A-10 Thunderbolt II maverick strike test on NTTR

In the latest episode of Tactical Edge, Maj Gen Jeffrey Pennington, Commander, Fourth Air Force sits down with AFRC, Deputy Commander Maj Gen Matthew Burger for part III of the current series with an in-depth discussion of fiscal matters, strategic alignment and readiness and training.

Tactical Edge - 4th AF Podcast EP 15

In the latest episode of Tactical Edge, Maj. Gen Jeffrey Pennington, Commander, Fourth Air Force, discusses USAF Strategic Guidance, Emerging Threats and Readiness and Training.

Tactical Edge - 4th AF Podcast EP 13

Airmen assigned to the 6 CTS at Nellis Air Force Base, Nevada, have access to top tier tactical physical training to ensure they are physically ready for combat and have the tools to keep their bodies in the best condition.

TACP Human Performance Optimization - 6th CTS

In the latest episode of Tactical Edge, Chief Master Sergeant Timothy White, Senior Enlisted Advisor to the Chief of Air Force Reserve, Pentagon, Washington D.C., and Command Chief Master Sergeant of Air Force Reserve Command, discusses an array of topics including EPR's, developmental boards and the future of enlisted development with Fourth Air Force, Command Chief Master Sergeant Cynthia Villa.

Tactical Edge - 4th AF Podcast EP 12

Tactical Edge

Sharing about the great things that are happening in Canyon County, Idaho.  What makes it such a great community to visit, live and raise a family.

Leisure

Idaho Preferred is a program created by the Idaho State Department of Agriculture aimed connecting the consumer with Food and Agriculture products grown, raised or crafted in Idaho.  They help tell the stories of why we need to buy local and how businesses can buy and use local Idaho Prefferd businesses. Erica White, from Idaho Preferred and Chanelle Tewalt from the Idaho Department of Agriculture share about the exciting things happening with Idaho Farmers, Producers and creators and how we, as the consumer can help this ecomony in our State thrive even more.
You can visit their websites: https://idahopreferred.com & https://agri.idaho.gov/main/
facebook: https://www.facebook.com/IdahoPreferred & https://www.facebook.com/IdahoAgriculture
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/idahopreferred/

Idaho Preferred Connecting Consumers and Businesses to the Idaho Ag Industry with Creative Director Erica White

River Discovery’s focus is providing once in a lifetime experiences for people fighting cancer or survivors out on our gorgeous Idaho rivers. With each experience, it also creates a community where these fighters are seen, heard, empowered, healed and find commonality with eachother out in nature. Their Executive Director, Betsy Carver, shares with us the mission behind this great organization and how they have helped so many.
You can visit ther website: https://www.riverdiscovery.org
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/RiverDiscovery
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/riverdiscovery/

Providing Community for Those Who are Fighting Cancer with River Discovery's Executive Director, Betsy Carver

As the fall season is ending and the start of planning the winter holidays begins, meet Shindig Farms!  You can finish your fall festivites for the last few days with a  Straw maze (haunted on the weekend), pumpkin patch, giant slide, zipline, swing,  and more.   But wait there is more!  The owner Kent Mortensen, will be turning this farm is to a lit up maze for the winter.  They use over 1 million lights to illuminate this maze for the winter.  They will also have Christmas Trees and more activities for the whole family.  Listen as Kent tells us about it!
Visit Shindig Farms website https://shindigfarms.com
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ShindigFarms
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/shindigfarms/

Shindig Farms, Light Up Maze in Nampa and More with Owner, Kent Mortensen.

The invasion of Ukraine has prompted Europe's LARGEST HUMANITARIAN CRISIS since World War II. Since February more than 13 million people have been displaced, fleeing from their homes and forced to seek refuge as refugees. 6.7 million have been dispersed throughout Europe, but another 6.6 million are internally displaced. It is anticipated that another 2 million will be displaced in the coming weeks. The local Slavic Churches wanted to do somehting about the crisis starting in March and now on their 3rd drive they have help thousands of people in Ukraine with food, clothing, medical supplies and more. Listen as we talk to Humanitarian Aid for Ukraine's Coordinator, Tanya Petruchok, share with us what they are doing to help and how you can help, this coming Thursday, Friday amd Saturday to help.
You can visit their website here: https://www.fgschurch.org/ukrainerelief
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/events/2557528121068179
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/aid4ukraine_id/

Treasure Valley Making a Difference in Ukraine with Humanitarian Aid for Ukraine Coordinator, Tanya Petruchok.

Did you know we have had a cigar lounge in Nampa for almost 3 years now?  Owner's Tim and Jen open their lounge just as the pandemic was hitting.  They managed to stay open during the hit and create a great community in downtown Nampa that draws all kinds of people that enjoy being at the their lounge on a regular basis.  They have a walk in humidor as well as a full bar to enjoy while you are there.   Whether you are a pro or you are like me, Hanna, and a newbie, this place is for EVERYONE.  
Listen to our fun chat with Tim & Jen, they alos give a little hint on their next possible location...
Visit their website:https://vcutlounge.com
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/vcutlounge
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/vcutlounge/

First Cigar Lounge in Canyon County, V-Cut Lounge, with owners, Tim & Jennifer Wangler

I Heart 2C

PlainsFM records and broadcasts public lectures, meetings and seminars to  encourage community engagement and debate.

Listen to the Pacific youth talanoa on the Restoring Citizenship Removed By Citizenship (Western Samoa) Act 1982 Bill. The discussion includes information prepared by Simpson Grierson Lawyers on behalf of PYLAT, sponsor of the bill, Green MP Teanau Tuiono, National MP for Ilam, Hamish Campbell. The discussion features questions and answers for older community members and reflections from the youth talanoa. For more information please visit the PYLAT Facebook page at: https://www.facebook.com/PYLATCOUNCIL1 You can take part in their survey, the results of which will be submitted to parliament here: https://bit.ly/4bL1dDB or make your own submission to the special committee here: https://bit.ly/4boUEGV

Community Talks- PYLAT talanoa on the Restoring Citizenship Removed By Citizenship (Western Samoa)

Each year our branch of NCWNZ honours the women who see the need for ongoing work for women’s equality and the welfare of families following the achievement of suffrage in 1893. This year the focus will be on what young women think is in store for them in the future. The focus for the event is: Future Thinking: How do young women today see life for women in Aotearoa New Zealand in 2040?

A panel of young women from Ōtautahi Christchurch to speak to this topic from their own perspectives. They discuss:

What are they excited about?
What do they think are the challenges?
What are the ‘wicked problems’ for women and girls that need to be solved?
Who will solve these?

Community Talks- Hilda Lovell-Smith Suffrage Event from the New Zealand Council of Women Christchurch Branch

Pre-colonial Aotearoa was a place where tamariki were acknowledged as taonga, where all were committed to raising and caring for children. Whānau shared the care of tamariki, they were loved and cherished and the community way of life centred around them. 

Indigenous knowledge and practices today can support a shift in thinking in how we view our tamariki, rangatahi and whānau, and how we can create child rich in our thinking, actions, policy, planning and our communities.

Community Talks- Child Rich Communities: Mātauranga Māori, Indigenous Family Values

Speakers:

Sophia George, Aashman Chandratreya, Angelina Britto, Finlay Smith, Taylor Tuilaepa, Ella Poxon, Marco Olive, Georgia Butler, Tom Darnton, Ciara Dickson, Alister Browne, Charli Harrison, Alex Binnie, Ritika Joseph & Max Davey

Community Talks - Speaking 4 the Planet - Part 2

Speakers:

Nicola Toki, Noah Kennedy, Austin Rugg, Millie BreenMcBeth, Orianna Gracia, Isabella Hurnik, Thomas Rankin, Noah Leith

Community Talks - Speaking 4 the Planet - Part 1

Community Talks

What would you do if you knew you were going to die, or that someone you knew was going to die? Well guess what? You are, and you do. Join Deathwalker's Guide to Life exploring how thinking and talking about death help you live a life without regrets.

Deathwalker and rites of passage facilitator Aralyn Doiron introduces A Knock on the Door, a journey to aliveness through the mortal portal. Everyone dies, but not everyone lives. In this experiential journey, participants get the opportunity to stand on the threshold of death, surmise about their own demise, and consider what, for them, is standing in the way of living fully.

Deathwalker's Guide To Life - Feb 24 2024 - Summer Special 2024 - Journey to Aliveness

In this special two-part episode, Kerry Sunderland speaks with three bestselling Australian writers - Marele Day, Briohny Doyle and Heather Rose - about the intersection between grief and spirituality. This conversation was recorded live at the 2023 Byron Writers Festival. Join Kerry Sunderland for Deathwalkers Guide to Life.  A show that explores how thinking and talking about death can help you live a life without regrets.

Deathwalker's Guide To Life - Dec 02 2023 S3ep10b - Intersection Between Grief and Spirituality

Join Kerry Sunderland for Deathwalkers Guide to Life.  A show that explores how thinking and talking about death can help you live a life without regrets. 

In this special two-part episode, Kerry Sunderland speaks with three bestselling Australian writers - Marele Day, Briohny Doyle and Heather Rose - about the intersection between grief and spirituality. This conversation was recorded live at the 2023 Byron Writers Festival.

Deathwalker's Guide To Life - Nov 18 2023 S3ep10a - Finding Solace After Loss

Join Kerry Sunderland for Deathwalkers Guide to Life.  A show that explores how thinking and talking about death can help you live a life without regrets.

Deathwalker's Guide To Life - Nov 04 2023 S3ep09b - Hilton Koppe

In this special episode of Deathwalker’s Guide to Life, Kerry Sunderland speaks with educator, doctor, podcaster and author Hilton Koppe about his remarkable memoir, One Curious Doctor: A Memoir of Medicine, Migration and Mortality. This conversation, which will be presented in two parts over two episodes, was recorded live at Byron Writers Festival 2023.

Guest this week is Educator, doctor, podcaster and author Hilton Koppe.

Deathwalker's Guide To Life - Oct 21 2023 S3ep09a - Medicine & Mortality

Deathwalker's Guide To Life

Join Aaron and Mikel for our weekly live broadcast on Fresh FM. Two local chefs, two hours of music and banter, bringing the two worlds of food and music together. Chop Suey... You want(ed) to.

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AR Minuteman Moment

Legislativo - que poder é esse?

Neville Rides The Boundaries

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Digging Deep

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Military Justice Today

Cambridge Seventh-day Adventist Podcast

Tactical Edge

I Heart 2C

Community Talks

Deathwalker's Guide To Life

Chop Suey

Faces of Selwyn

Canceladas

The Above The Best Podcast

Fresh Start Special - Mental Health Awareness Week

HU - lectoraat Financieel-Economische Innovatie

Não Compre Jornais, Minta Você Mesmo

Análise Sindical

Arquivo 29

Análise Política na TV 247

Análise Política da Semana

Juventude Revolucionária

Programa de Índio

HPD Community Shield

Talking Otago with ORC

AMU In Public Safety Matters

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Talking Taiao

Inside the DoD

Your New Hampshire National Guard Podcast

By The Way… Did You Know with Torren Ecker

Office of Special Needs EFMP Podcast

Community Conversations

Fires Strong

The Balance

TEAM USASAC

The Doug Jones Show

The Morale Project

The 1796 Podcast

U.S. Army History and Heritage Podcast

Military OneSource Podcast

Platform One (P1) Pod

WRAIR Science

Tips for the Trade

ירוקות עם מיקי חיימוביץ׳ ודניאלה לונדון דקל

Gladiator School

Urban Planning is Not Boring