Arts

Literature

Performing Arts

Design

Food

Fashion & Beauty

Visual Arts

Business

Investing

Careers

Management & Marketing

Business News

Shopping

Comedy

Education

Training

Language Courses

Higher Education

K-12

Educational Technology

Games & Hobbies

Video Games

Other Games

Hobbies

Automotive

Aviation

Government & Organizations

Non-Profit

National

Regional

Local

Health

Alternative Health

Self-Help

Sexuality

Fitness & Nutrition

Kids & Family

Music

News & Politics

Religion & Spirituality

Other

Spirituality

Christianity

Buddhism

Hinduism

Judaism

Islam

Science & Medicine

Natural Sciences

Social Sciences

Medicine

Society & Culture

Personal Journals

History

Philosophy

Places & Travel

Sports & Recreation

Professional

Amateur

Outdoor

College & High School

Technology

Tech News

Podcasting

Gadgets

Software How-To

TV & Film

우리에게 4월은 푸르른 꿈이었습니다.
우리에게 그 신록의 아름다운 시간은 행복한 설렘이었습니다.
하지만 저 푸른 바다는 그저 검푸른 두려움이 되어버렸고
그 하늘은 그저 끝을 알 수 없는 슬픔이 되었으며
우리의 가슴은 어찌 하지 못할 두려움과 무기력에 돌덩이처럼 무겁기만 합니다.
딱 1년 전 오늘, 그날 이후로
4월은 그렇게 슬픈 계절이 되었습니다.
아직 진실은 수면 아래 잠겨있고 
그 진실에 다가가기 위해서는 우리는 우리 사회가 않은 부조리까지
깨뜨려야만 합니다.
우리가 원하는 진실, 그것을 얻기까지 결코 잊지 않고 있다는 것을 보여주어야 합니다.

4월의 슬픔

강남의 심장이라는 도곡동에 타워팰리스. 그 마천루 아래 도시의 바깥으로만 내몰리던 사람들이 있습니다. 이들은 강제로 그곳에 내몰린 것도 모자라 주민등록도 말소당한채 오랜 세월을 유령처럼 살아야 했습니다. 
‘개포동 1266번지’  ‘포이동’이라 불리는 그 동네에서 살아가는 사람들의 이야기입니다.

잃어버린 나의 도시

북촌이 아름다울 때입니다. 종로의 윗동네라고 해서 붙여진 이름, 원래 이곳은 조선 시대 고관대작들이 모여 살던 동네입니다. 경복궁과 창덕궁 사이에서 대궐보다 조금 못한 집을 지을 정도면 얼마나 권세 있고 돈 있는 사람들이 살고 있었겠습니까. 
그 북촌은 1930년에 중요한 전기를 맞이합니다. 바로 근대로의 진입이 시작된 것입니다. 당연히 그곳의 사람들도, 모양도 바뀝니다. 그리고 한옥까지도 그 시절을 담아 변하기 시작하죠.
아기자기한 한옥골목과 좁은 마당이 있지만 또 우리들의 삶이 공존하는 곳, 북촌의 그 과거와 되살려낸 오늘의 북촌을 만나봅니다.

북촌 1930

성남에는 오래된 동네 태평동이 있습니다. 이 동네가 청계천과 큰 인연이 있어요.
청계천이 복개되기전 청계천에 살았던 사람들, 그리고 청계천을 떠나야했던 사람들의 이야기 입니다.

모퉁이 이야기가게 1회

모퉁이 이야기가게

Reiseinformationen, Reiseerlebnisse, Reiseeindrücke auf Touren mit dem Wohnmobil. 'Womofriends to go" für Freunde vom Reisen mit dem Wohnmobil.

Womofriends berichtet über die Vorbereitung und die ersten Etappen einer mehrwöchigen Fahrt in den spanischen Frühling. Es wird über angefahrene Stell- und Campingplätze berichtet, sowie von Interessantem auf der Route.

Womofriends Weg in den spanischen Frühling /Teil 1 Anfahrt durch Deutschland und Frankreich

Womofriends to go (Trailer)

Womofriends to go

Monthly podcast on the relationship between groundbreaking science and the human experience. Produced by the Digital Media Company ‘Owl In Space’.

Speaking time travel, black holes and the remits of science. In this podcast conversation, we speak with Professor David Wilkinson - physicist and author of popular science books on Stephen Hawking to explore the question: can we ever fully understand time through science, or does it open up more mystery?

Episode 6 | Understanding Time

Recent Extinction Rebellion protests saw key sites across London shut down in an attempt to force the government to declare an 'eco-emergency.'

Our dissatisfaction with breakdown on a global, individual and societal level pushes many of us into activism. Increased numbers of people report suffering from ‘eco-anxiety’, and a recent study showed only 29% of American millennials currently believe that the country is heading in the right direction. 

But can decay be completely reversed by human effort?

In this podcast, Tom Cozens speaks with Dr Mark Hocknull, who points out that decay finds its cause in deeper laws governing the physical universe. According to the principle of entropy, breakdown and decay are inescapable aspects of the natural world. The second law of thermodynamics states that decay and disorder are inescapable, and will always increase over time, despite human effort to reverse the process. 

In the face of a world inescapably programmed towards breakdown, should we fight back or give up?

owlinspace at https://owlinspace.com

Episode 5 | Entropy: The Universal Disorder

The Futurist Ray Kurzweil is predicting that by the year 2045 it will be possible to upload the entire content of the human memory to a computer. Technologies are also currently being developed to assist the elderly with memory recollection, in an effort to alleviate the pain and stress associated with memory loss in later life.

Yet is there a reason our brains are wired to forget?

In this podcast Professor Noreen Herzfeld from St John's University Minnesota looks at recent studies on human memory, and asks whether capturing the past in a purely digital format will destroy the very thing that makes human memories precious in the first place.

Would you upload your memory?

Science & Eternity is a collaboration between owlinspace and The Faraday Institute, exploring the relationship between groundbreaking science and the human experience.

owlinspace at https://owlinspace.com 

The Faraday Institute at https://faraday-institute.org

Episode 4 | Uploading our memory

Advances in technology over the past 200 years have extended the human lifespan three times over. In this episode, we ask whether it will be possible to overcome mortality completely through artificial intelligence, as it quickly becomes one of the most reliable sources of human flourishing.

We speak with Noreen Herzfeld, Professor of Science and Religion at St. John's University in Minnesota. Noreen holds degrees in computer science and mathematics and a PhD in theology. She is the author of numerous articles and journals in popular press, as well as several books, including The Limits of Perfection in Technology, Religion, and Science.

Science & Eternity is a collaboration between owlinspace and The Faraday Institute, exploring the relationship between groundbreaking science and the human experience.

Episode 3 | Can technology save humanity

With the development of AI systems that can now create original artwork, make leading breakthroughs in the field of medicine, and even beat the most successful lawyers in identifying legal problems, we ask the question - can the best of our humanity be reduced to a mechanical process?
In this second installment of the "Science & Eternity" series we continue our journey around Japan and meet with Professor Peter Robinson, Computer Scientist at Cambridge University, whose research concerns problems at the boundary between people and computers.
Science & Eternity is a collaboration between owlinspace and The Faraday Institute, exploring the relationship between groundbreaking science and the human experience.
owlinspace at https://owlinspace.com 
The Faraday Institute at https://faraday-institute.org

Episode 2 | Are we different from machines?

Science & Eternity Podcast

This is a podcast of a plus size lady talking to ladies like herself and sharing experiences, tips and advices on how to live your life confidently and love yourself how ever you look.

In this episode we tap into the essence of body positivity and it’s advantages. Tune in it’ll be the best 12 minutes of your time.

Body Positivity

In this episode we talk about the power of mindset! Come through and hear such an inspiring episode!

Mindset

In this episode we open up about one of the biggest topic, body shaming. Tune in! 

--- 

This episode is sponsored by 
· Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast.  https://anchor.fm/app

Body shaming

Let’s get to know each other and get straight into those conversations that we were taught growing up not talk about!

An introduction

Lady to Ladies  (Trailer)

Lady to Ladies

This is a place for anyone to listen and enjoy the fascinating experiences, views and opinions of a young, Muslim woman. Here, we discuss topics such as religion, feminism, video games and much more. 

Join me on my journey of self-discovery and unloading my personal journal. 

~•°•~

Let's delve into the mystery behind the name 'Barbie Hibajies', uncovering the truth behind a seemingly innocent pun.

Ep#2 Behind the Name

Taking a closer look at the truth behind the gaming industry and its impact from a feminist perspective.

Ep#1 - Gamer Girls

Barbie Hijabies

( Motivational Path To Greatness LLC ) . We are motivating people who need uplifting. Our shows will range in a variety of topics. Simply talking life to the individuals who can relate & over-stand what it's like to grind for what you want and need in life. EMPOWERING individuals who either don't kn...

This podcast was made right at the start of Covid-19. Had no idea that the world would be where it is now with the pandemic going on. We hope you enjoy our show! Stay blessed! 
Speaking: 
A.J. 
IG: @mptgllc 
Twitter: @M_P_T_G007 
Email: mptg2014@gmail.com


Rodrick 
IG: @motivational_path_to_greatness 
SC: @kingrlg 
FB: Rodrick Lamar


Need Beats? Instrumentals? Music Production? Go Check Out:
Instrumental(s) - RellGotEmBeats 
Jarrell Roberson, Jr 
Cell: (757) 779-8213 
Facebook: www.facebook.com/RellGotEm/
IG: @rellgotembeats 
SC: @rellgotem23 
Website: www.rellgotembeats.com/


As mentioned in the podcast, here are some other Promotions:
Keys To Success : Vol. 1 by Motivational Path To Greatness LLC https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07ZPP6C8K/ref=cm_sw_r_tw_dp_U_x_JIw0Eb3X7Y7KP 
Big Feet Heat:
bigfeetheat.com/
IG: BigFeetHeat
Culture Of The Sexes Podcast:
www.youtube.com/channel/UCINIS4ciZLtQShdSaOoUEyQ



--- 

Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/mptgllc/message

Pre-Rona

Opening the new year with great emotion great smiles and of course motivation thanks for tuning in to season 3 episode 1 motivational path to greatness you guys continue to stay great!
Speaking - A.J.
IG: @mptgllc
Twitter: @M_P_T_G007
Email: mptg2014@gmail.com
Speaking- Dayion
Email: Dayionbarrett@hotmail.com
SC: @Slowm0tion IG:
@_yahnny
Speaking - Rodrick
IG: @motivational_path_to_greatness
SC: @kingrlg
FB: Rodrick Lamar
Instrumental(s) - RellGotEmBeats Jarrell Roberson, Jr Cell: (757) 779-8213
Facebook: www.facebook.com/RellGotEm/
IG: @rellgotembeats
SC: @rellgotem23
website: www.rellgotembeats.com/

--- 

Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/mptgllc/message

2020

Listeners! long time NO talk! We are back in action hear to chop it up once again. Sharing stories of joy & pain.  But as usual, As long as you believe in you; everything will be smooth!


Speaking - A.J.
IG: @mptgmptg
Twitter: @M_P_T_G007
Email: mptg2014@gmail.com
Speaking- Dayion
Email: Dayionbarrett@hotmail.com
SC: @Slowm0tion IG:
@_yahnny
Speaking - Rodrick
IG: @motivational_path_to_greatness
SC: @kingrlg
FB: Rodrick Lamar
Instrumental(s) - RellGotEmBeats Jarrell Roberson, Jr Cell: (757) 779-8213
Facebook: www.facebook.com/RellGotEm/
IG: @rellgotembeats
SC: @rellgotem23
website: www.rellgotembeats.com/

--- 

Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/mptgllc/message

That Thang Called Life - Motivational Path To greatness LLC

 IT's been a while! BUT WE ARE BACK! Check us out for a great message, as well as hear what we have and what's to come!!!
Speaking - A.J. 
IG: @mptgmptg 
Twitter: @M_P_T_G007 
Email: mptg2014@gmail.com 


Speaking- Dayion 
Email: Dayionbarrett@hotmail.com 
SC: @Slowm0tion IG: 
@_yahnny
 
Speaking - Rodrick 
IG: @motivational_path_to_greatness 
SC: @kingrlg 
FB: Rodrick Lamar 


Instrumental(s) - RellGotEmBeats Jarrell Roberson, Jr Cell: (757) 779-8213 
Facebook: www.facebook.com/RellGotEm/ 
IG: @rellgotembeats 
SC: @rellgotem23 
website: www.rellgotembeats.com/ 

--- 

Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/mptgllc/message

MPTG - Choppn It Up

Dreams VS. Reality , Do you know the difference!? 


 
Speaking - A.J.

IG: @mptgmptg

Twitter: @M_P_T_G007

Email: mptg2014@gmail.com


Speaking- Dayion

Email: Dayionbarrett@hotmail.com

SC: @Slowm0tion

IG: @_yahnny
 Speaking - Rodrick

IG: @motivational_path_to_greatness

SC: @kingrlg

FB: Rodrick Lamar 
Instrumental(s) - RellGotEmBeats

Jarrell Roberson, Jr

Cell: (757) 779-8213

Facebook: www.facebook.com/RellGotEm/

IG: @rellgotembeats

SC: @rellgotem23

website: www.rellgotembeats.com/ 

--- 

Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/mptgllc/message

MPTG - Dreams VS. Reality

Motivational Path To Greatness LLC

¿Te has preguntado alguna vez quién es una persona refugiada? Son personas como tú y como yo pero que se han visto forzadas a huir de su país a causa de la violencia, la guerra o la persecución. Si quieres conocer historias de superación de personas reales y que algunas viven cerca de ti, este es tu...

Documentary

Siguiendo la pista de Juan y, hablando con aquellas personas que le han ido ayudando en su camino, hemos llegado hasta el monasterio donde trabaja.Allí conocemos al monje que le dio la oportunidad de tener una nueva vida con una ocupación y una vivienda.Historias como esta parecen ser una buena solución para combatir la despoblación de zonas rurales que necesitan personas que busquen comenzar de cero. Para más información entra en eacnur.org

T7 | Capítulo 2 | El monasterio

¿Puede un pequeño pueblo de Castilla León, en mitad del campo, ser la oportunidad perfecta para una persona refugiada que quiere empezar de cero?Para Juan lo fue. Y así nos lo cuentan todos los que han hecho posible su historia. Asociaciones, organizaciones o simplemente personas que se han cruzado en su camino y le han ayudado a tener un trabajo, una vivienda y una vida digna.Una vida a salvo junto a su familia. Para más información entra en eacnur.org

T7 | Capítulo 1 | La España rural

¿Te imaginas tener que abandonar tu vida y tu país y empezar de cero para poder salvar tu vida?El protagonista de esta temporada tuvo que hacerlo: le llamaremos Juan. Por motivos de protección, prefiere no decir su nombre ni de dónde viene, pero sí puede contarnos cómo ha logrado comenzar una nueva vida en un pequeño pueblo de la llamada España rural, ayudando al mismo tiempo a combatir el despoblamiento.Allí, donde muchos otros no quieren ir, Juan está construyendo un hogar seguro junto a su familia.Acompáñanos a conocer su historia en la séptima temporada del podcast del Comité español de ACNUR.   Para más información entra en www.eacnur.org

T7 | Trailer | Pueblos para una nueva vida

Un viaje al campo de refugiados de Cox´s Bazar en Bangladesh le cambió la vida.En el último capítulo de la Temporada 6 de “Volver a empezar” charlamos con Jon Kareaga, un activista medioambiental que utiliza sus redes sociales para difundir su estilo de vida, que es lo más sostenible posible, su manera de entender el mundo y su concepto de “justicia climática”.Dale al play y, si te parece interesante, compártelo con las personas con las que te gustaría charlar más a fondo sobre el cambio climático.Para más información entra en www.eacnur.org

T6 | Capítulo 3 | Vivir sin dejar huella

En el segundo capítulo de "Volver a empezar" hablamos con Tateh Lehbib, un refugiado saharaui que estudióuna licenciatura/carrera en Energías Renovables y un máster en Eficiencia Energética y volvió a los campos donde nació y creció, para hacer mejor la vida de su pueblo. ¿Cómo lo hizo?Construyendo casas con botellas de plástico rellenas de arena y consiguiendo así, edificaciones más sostenibles, resistentes y seguras.Seguimos hablando de cambio climático y de cómo es posible transformar el planeta con imaginación, constancia y ganas ayudar a los demás. Esta es la historia del "loco" del desierto.Dale al play y si te gusta este episodio, compártelo.

T6 | Capítulo 2 | El loco del desierto

Volver a Empezar

Meet the people you need to know and the stories you need to hear on ‘Life Beats’ with Sally Mousa. From art, design, culture, health and fitness, education and parenting, to psychology, big ideas, and of course food, fashion and style.

Listen to #Pulse95Radio in the UAE by tuning in on your radio (95.00 FM) or online on our website: www.pulse95radio.com

************************

Follow us on Social.
www.facebook.com/pulse95radio
www.twitter.com/pulse95radio
www.instagram.com/pulse95radio

Steve Wozniak Podcast IGCF 2020 (05.03.2020)

Madam Michaelle Jean  at IGCF 2020

Sally speaks to Maurice Sweeney about his work on the new Khorfakan movie. 

Listen to #Pulse95Radio in the UAE by tuning in on your radio (95.00 FM) or online on our website: www.pulse95radio.com

************************

Follow us on Social.
www.facebook.com/pulse95radio
www.twitter.com/pulse95radio
www.instagram.com/pulse95radio

LifeBeats 14 - Interview with movie director Maurice Sweeney

Asian dating site Shaadi.com has removed a skin tone descriptor after growing online backlash. The option asks those who use the site to describe their skin tone colour, as well as asking users to input the preferred skin colour of their prospective partner. 
As ongoing anti-racism protests spread worlwide, more and more South Asians are rejecting the colourism that exists within their own communities.
Sally is joined by Muriel Dsa, who helps her understand the depth of the issue and bitter reality and importance of  skin color in the sub continent.

Listen to #Pulse95Radio in the UAE by tuning in on your radio (95.00 FM) or online on our website: www.pulse95radio.com

************************

Follow us on Social.
www.facebook.com/pulse95radio
www.twitter.com/pulse95radio
www.instagram.com/pulse95radio

Shaadi.com Removes Skin Tone Filter Amid Backlash (25.06.2020)

Brothers Ya’koob and Abdulrahman Al Refaie declare themselves proudly as the Kuwaiti hip hop group Sons of Yusuf. They are both shaking and Shayking the World with their recently released first album, effortlessly blend American hiphop and Arab music singing in both Arabic and English, sampling khaleeji drums as well as lines from iconic Kuwaiti plays like Bye Bye London, and referencing Muslim and Arab cultural and historical figures. They go from stories of their grandfather the pearl diver to tales of modern microaggressions and full blown racism in the aftermath of the gulf war in the US. The result is music that speaks to a truly global audience, particularly those who have grown up between cultures and didn’t have music that spoke to every facet of their identity. Sally speaks to Abdulrahman about their new album, making their mark and changing the world through music. 
Track Listing: 
- HALA هلا (We Dem Boyz Arabia Remix)
- A Night in Córdoba (feat. CyHi The Prynce)
- Mashallah (Quarantine Video) ft. Muhsinah and Terrace Martin
- Diving for Pearls ft Jay Electronica
- Different 
- One Time (أيام الطيبين)
- People of The Book ft. Isam B 
- The Balance (feat. Shafiq Husayn)
- No Caliphates (feat. Talib Kweli)

Listen to #Pulse95Radio in the UAE by tuning in on your radio (95.00 FM) or online on our website: www.pulse95radio.com

********

Follow us on Social.
www.facebook.com/pulse95radio
www.twitter.com/pulse95radio
www.instagram.com/pulse95radio

SONS OF YUSUF- How to Shaykh the World (25.06.2020)

Life Beats

Your guide to finding comfort in the chaos and feeling less alone.  Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/zoescurletis/support

This week I am so excited to share my conversation with two friends and aspiring clinicians, Betsey Goldwasser and Dan Fabi. I met Dan through a former guest, Ari Borinsky, because we both changed careers and decided to become therapists. Betsey is a friend and fellow graduate from the Columbia School of Social Work. Some of my first conversations with both Dan and Betsey were about their love for Experience Camps, an award-winning national nonprofit that transforms the lives of grieving children through summer camp programs and innovative, year-round initiatives. Through compassion, connection, and play, we allow grieving children to embody a life full of hope and possibility. By amplifying their voices, Experience Camps is creating a more grief-sensitive culture. In this episode, Dan and Betsey talk about what led them to pursue careers as therapists and how their time volunteering at Experience Camps influenced their decision to work in the helping profession. I had so much fun recording this episode with Betsey and Dan and am EXTREMELY excited to be volunteering at Experience Camps this summer! Be sure to check out experiencecamps.org to learn more about this wonderful organization. 

--- 

Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/zoescurletis/support

EP157: DAN FABI & BETSEY GOLDWASSER - Redefining Grief

This week I am so excited to share my conversation with Arshay Cooper, a rower, author, motivational speaker, and volunteer for numerous community outreach organizations. I was connected to Arshay through my wonderful friend Stella Stephanopoulos. Through Stella, I learned about Arhsay's work in the rowing community as well as his memoir. A Most Beautiful Thing is moving true story of a group of young men growing up on Chicago's West side who form the first all-Black high school rowing team in the nation, and in doing so not only transform a sport, but their lives. 
I had so much fun talking to Arshay about his memoir, the documentary based on this incredible true story, and the advocacy work that he is still involved in today. Be sure to follow Arshay on Instagram @arshaycooper to keep up with all of the amazing things he continues to spearhead. 

--- 

Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/zoescurletis/support

EP155: ARSHAY COOPER - Looking Back and Pushing Forward

This week I am so excited to share my conversation with Eli Rallo, an ex-theater kid turned multi-dimensional creator, writer, media personality, journalist, and podcast host. She recently released her debut book I Didn't Know I Needed This: The New Rules for Flirting, Feeling, and Finding Yourself. Eli and I are actually from the same town, but it took 25 years for us to finally cross paths. In this episode, Eli talks about her journey towards becoming the incredible writer that she is today and a NYC-based content creator loved by so many. We talk about Eli's new book and the future creations she has in store. To follow along Eli's journey, be sure to add her on Instagram @eli.rallo and buy her book wherever books are sold!

--- 

Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/zoescurletis/support

EP154: ELI RALLO - I Actually DID Know I Needed This

This week I am so excited to share my  conversation with Daniela Cell and Martin Crozier from Barry’s and Solidcore, respectively! The word that comes to mind when I reflect on this podcast episode is kismet. I had originally planned to record with another creator, and when he cancelled last minute, I racked my brain for people in my life who I could record with. After taking a class with Martin the previous Friday, I decided to reach out and see if he would be interested in talking about the mental health benefits of group fitness. He graciously agreed, and then I realized how important it would be to share a female perspective on this same matter. I called up Barry’s in Brooklyn Heights and asked if any of their female instructors would be open to coming on Solace and the City last minute. (We’re talking 15 minutes before “lights, camera, action”). Like a true champ, Daniela took time between her two back to back classes to come to the studio, and the rest is history!


This spontaneous conversation does not disappoint! Daniela and Martin talk about their journeys towards becoming fitness instructors and the things they have gained both inside and outside of the studio. They also share some really cool insights about how they tailor their classes to the location, time, and studios where they coach. Be sure to follow @danielamceli and @martin_crozier on Instagram, and DEFINITELY check out their classes in New York City!

--- 

Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/zoescurletis/support

EP153: DANIELA CELI & MARTIN CROZIER - Solace in the Studio

This week I am so excited to welcome back entrepreneur, reality TV star, and my personal sober icon Carl Radke to the Solace and the City podcast! Carl first was a guest back in February of 2023, right as I was beginning my journey to sobriety. Back when we first spoke, I asked Carl if his company, Loverboy, would ever branch out into the N/A world with their spiked sparkling teas. You can imagine my excitement when I saw Carl announce that Loverboy was expanding into the N/A market a few months back! 
In this episode, Carl and I talk about the various hurdles that one is faced with as they navigate their first, second, and third years of sobriety. Carl shares about how he is able to stay sober while being one of the main faces of an alcohol company and also provides tips on how to set yourself up for success while living a sober lifestyle. 
I feel so blessed to have had Carl on my podcast not once, but twice! You can follow his journey on Instagram by following him @carlradke, and I highly encourage you to check out his website The Radke Boys. Here Carl shares his full sobriety story and provides resources for those who may be struggling. Finally, you can find Loverboys (both alcoholic and non-alcoholic versions) in stores near you!

--- 

Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/zoescurletis/support

EP152: CARL RADKE - Recovery and Self-Discovery

Solace and the City

We (Rosie and Olivia) have decided to sum up each of the past twenty centuries to develop a timeline of essential knowledge. These episodes will be informative but simultaneously fun and easy to listen to.

Science

We (Rosie and Olivia) are simplifying and summarising the key events and essential knowledge of the third century: The father of modern medicine, the iconic ‘three kingdoms’, illicit catacombs, parties in Roman baths, the origins of chess and dying by drinking molten gold! Much of the information provided is highly debated but I did my best to find widely accepted estimates. 
 
 Instagram: @learnsomethingabouteverything 
 Twitter: Rosie_H_Taylor

The 3rd Century CE: A Simple Summary, years 201-300

We (Rosie and Olivia) are simplifying and summarising the key events and essential knowledge of the second century: five famously ‘good’ emperors (and then five bad ones), earthquakes, a philosopher king, the plot of gladiator, ground-breaking (literally) Chinese inventions and more. Please excuse the shadows on the text my iMovie has its own agenda. Much of the information provided is highly debated but I did my best to find widely accepted estimates.  
 Instagram: @learnsomethingabouteverything Twitter: Rosie_H_Taylor

The 2nd Century CE: A Simple Summary, years 101-200

Rosie and Olivia are simplifying and summarising the key events and essential knowledge of the first century: a ground-breaking conquest, an iconic volcano, the life and death of Jesus Christ, a famous fire, and more.

The 1st Century CE: A Simple Summary, years 1-100

Before we start summing up the last 20 centuries, we will first cover the key events from the big bang to the year one.

Essential history from the Big Bang to the year one

Learn Something About Everything

Mountain Air is a podcast about outdoor people. Whether guide, photographer, writer, film-maker, athlete, enthusiast or other, each episode focuses on a different individual with a unique tale to tell. They each have one thing in common: a love of places high, wild, and free.

Sports

Wilderness

Leisure

> Find galleries, blog posts and many more episodes at www.mountainairpodcast.uk

“Once you slow down you see it all”

Interview recorded 24/01/24

On the latest episode of Mountain Air, Dan catches up with Patrick Davies, a writer, long-distance walker and charity fundraiser whose latest book “Where Skylarks Sing” recounts a 2250km walk across the UK mainland in the summer of 2021. “Skylarks”, which touches on Patrick’s experiences caring for his father as he succumbed to Alzheimer’s disease, issues of identity and belonging, and the healing power of walking, explores the “hope of finding escape and answers”.

As you might expect, Patrick’s epic walks aren’t limited to 73 days spent walking across Britain, and over the last three years he’s not only traversed 1280km across the Pyrenees (carrying on afterwards to reach Barcelona on foot), but also made a 1120km trek from Strasbourg to the Mediterranean coastline too. What’s perhaps less expected, and makes these achievements all the more unusual, is that Patrick hadn’t done any serious walking until 2021.

Prior to the pandemic, you see, the focus of Patrick’s life was as a civil servant in the foreign office - through which he served from 2013-2018 as the UK’s Deputy Ambassador to the United States of America. His experiences working with the Obama and later Trump administrations led him to write his first book, “The Great American Delusion”. A speaker and commentator on American politics, there can be few people who have had more of a front-row seat over a uniquely turbulent decade for the world’s largest democracy.

Hear about all of this and why, when it comes to long-distance walks of your own, you should “do it, without question” in Mountain Air Series 3, Episode 6. 

> patrickjdavies.com
> linktr.ee/patrickjdavies
> alzheimersresearchuk.org

00:00 - Introduction. 

02:40 - Welcome. Introducing “Where Skylarks Sing”, recounting 1400-mile walk from Lizard Point in Cornwall to Dunnet Head in Scotland. Reasons for eschewing LEJOG. Personal motivations for the walk and the book.

08:40 - “... about three or four weeks later I found myself in Lizard Point with a very heavy backpack”. Discussing experiences of caring for a close relative with Alzheimer’s disease, fundraising in response.

12:25 - Choosing a more mountainous line: “it seemed a little unfair to miss out the whole of Wales if you’re trying to walk across the country… and it got me into the Lake District as well”. Paring back 2-3kg after three days of walking.

16:40 - “Everything doesn’t have to be perfect at the beginning”.

18:00 - The mentality of a long walk: “It’s a slow pace, it’s a slow rhythm, and it’s repeated… to me it feels a bit like meditation. You just calm down, and slow down”. A revelation to notice things, to see things, where previously the mind would be too busy, “once you slow down you see it all”.

22:40 - Highlights, including: the South West Coast Path, the quiet, open spaces of Mid Wales, the Lake District and (of course) Scotland. 

31:30 - Advice to those considering similar walks: “Do it, without question. Once you start it’s addictive”. 

34:30 - Previous career as the UK’s Deputy Ambassador to the United States, from 2013 to 2018. Writing “The Great American Delusion”. Working amongst American politics, trying to explain Brexit, witnessing the polarisation of views across the country.

42:00 - “I hanker back to a time when politics was really boring… civil service is about delivering things for the general public”.

46:15 - Recalling two great treks following walking the length of Britain: Biarritz to Barcelona via the Pyrenees (partly following the GR10, partly the haute route between it and the GR11), and from “Strasbourg to the Sea” (involving the GR5). 

53:20 - Witnessing the result of serious drought in the Alps.

56:00 - Greatest Mountain Memory: Climbing Morocco’s Mt Toubkal in the High Atlas mountains, without much opportunity for acclimatisation (with predictable results) “my greatest mountain memory is that I don’t really remember much about being on the top, other than swaying a lot”.

56:15 - All the time, money, freedom… where would you go and what would you do? Latin America, to the Andes, and particular Chile’s Torres del Paine National Park.

3#06 Patrick Davies: the diplomat who walked the length of Britain

> Find galleries, blog posts and many more episodes at www.mountainairpodcast.uk

“It’s about being prepared for what nature throws at us”

Interview recorded 27/09/23

Since 2009, Mark Diggins has been the coordinator of the Scottish Avalanche Information Service (SAIS). This valuable role means overseeing hazard forecasts for Lochaber, Glen Coe, Craigh Meagaidh, Torridon and the two halves of the Cairngorms… as well as being part of the team that inspects “the most unstable” slopes and snowpacks on a daily basis. In part thanks to this excellent service, Mark is keen to highlight that being avalanched in Scotland is actually “a very rare event”, and that one of the guiding principles of the SAIS is to inform and encourage people to make sound judgements about their own winter adventures, and to be more likely enjoy the icy peaks as a consequence. In his words: “the mountains are a really important place where we can learn and develop as people”.

If you’d like to learn more about how avalanche hazard is measured and judged - and how the formation of a snowpack can lead it to becoming unstable - you’ll find plenty of fascinating insight in this episode. What you’ll also find is a comprehensive picture of how a person finds themselves in the head of such an exciting and essential public service. 

Mark’s life has seen him inspired by early youth hosteling trips (where he’d load himself up with heavy tins of peas and beans and sleep on piles of bracken), to serving an apprenticeship with his local climbing club, to being mentored in “how not to be blown over” by climbing great John Cunningham. Having dedicated himself to qualifying as an IFMGA Mountain Guide, he spent 16 years living and working in the European alps, eventually taking up other projects working alongside film and TV crews on remote and challenging projects across the globe. His adventures have taken him: across “poorly mapped” Greenland; “caving” down Low’s Gully on Malaysia’s Mt Kinabulu (and climbing up vines when reaching the jungle terrain that followed); to volcanic acid pools in Ethiopia’s Danakil Depression; and to the echoing sounds of the Bedouin call to prayer in tall desert canyons.

> sais.gov.uk
> markdiggins.com
> bmg.org.uk/guide/?mark-diggins

00:00 - Introduction

02:00 - Welcome. What is the Scottish Avalanche Information Service? Taking over as Co-ordinator in 2009, now “we have forecasters going out into the field, every single day, in six mountain areas”

06:40 - In praise of the SAIS winter conditions blogs

08:40 - “Getting avalanched is actually a very rare event”, why experience and confidence (and “ignoring signs”) might lead to risk

13:00 - “Go into those environments with an open mind, and being ready to change and be flexible”

15:10 - Reading avalanche charts, and understanding the complexity of avalanche hazard, heading to places that are “the most unstable” to find out the truth

18:10 - Technical chat: Explaining how the snow pack develops, and why it fails

23:50 - “Risk” vs “hazard”

26:00 - “What we don’t want is for people to go out in the mountains in the winter and be scared out of their wits”, the need to inform without frightening, and appreciating the value of spaces where hazards are real (“the mountains are a really important place where we can learn and develop as people”)

32:07 - A personal history in the outdoors: life as a forecaster and IFMGA Mountain Guide; youth hostelling trips; carrying tins of food and sleeping on bracken above the Lake District’s cold, hard ground; being supported and encouraged by older members of a local climbing club

40:28 - “John Cunningham was able to stand and not be blown over, and I couldn’t quite work out how he did that! I’ve since learned, and it is a bit of a trick…”, being inspired to become a Mountain Guide

44:00 - “I would recommend that if people are going into the outdoors as an instructor or mountain guide, that you have something else as well. It’s really important”. Working for the film and TV industry and guiding crews, guiding and expedition travel across the world, the attraction of judging hazards in the wild

46:58 - “Greenland was especially good because the maps aren’t very good, the magnetic rocks aren’t great for using compasses… it sounds terrible but it really went back to my roots of travelling in the mountain and making judgements in a wild place where if anything went wrong, you’re on your own”

50:20 - “If there was a rainfall, all the rain would pour into this gorge and the water would rise 50ft in half an hour. So you had to be careful of where you camped overnight”

53:30 - “Being prepared for what nature throws at us”

54:25 - Greatest Mountain Memory: summitting the Matterhorn with a client for whom it was a lifetime ambition

56:15 - All the time, money, freedom… where would you go and what would you do? Travel to central Asia (Mongolia, Tajikistan) for the mountains, the people and the culture

3#05 Mark Diggins: the avalanche forecaster

> Find galleries, blog posts and many more episodes at www.mountainairpodcast.uk

“It sounds a strange thing to say about a 400 million year-old mountain like An Teallach… but it’s fragile”

Interview recorded 06/07/23

Dougie Baird has spent his working life building and repairing mountain paths. That makes him the the perfect person to help protect one of Scotland’s greatest mountains. 

That mountain is the ever-popular sandstone group of peaks we call An Teallach - a mountain area eroding quicker than you might expect not just due to “rainfall, footfall, scars, and cycles of erosion” but also under the twin pressures of climate change and funding cuts. This is why the environmental charity Outdoor Access Trust for Scotland, of which Dougie is CEO, has teamed up with Mountaineering Scotland and other partners to raise a much needed £300,000 path repair fund for An Teallach, as well as awareness of the peril facing so many peaks across Scotland and beyond.

In this hour-long interview, Dougie discusses more about and why there’s a need for this three-year campaign, but also goes into great depth and detail about how paths help protect mountains, how anyone with the time and inclination can help volunteer to build and repair them, and what the joys and challenges are of a life dedicated to just this cause. 

He’ll also explain what 10 consecutive 10hr days working in the high mountains look and feel like: how “you’ll get most of your best work done in the morning”, how powerful a thing it can be to close your eyes “for just five minutes”, why the worst thing about it is the chilblains, how working in conservation can feel like a form of “national service”, how rare and precious it is to see the mountains as the sun goes down and all the walkers have left, and how fulfilling it is to work on a project that’s “going to outlive us”. 

Hear all of this and more in Mountain Air Series 3, Episode 4. 

> https://savemountainpaths.scot/
> https://www.outdooraccesstrustforscotland.org.uk/

00:00 - Introduction

02:22 - Welcome, all about “It’s Up to Us” (https://savemountainpaths.scot/), “there’s not really any organisation or government body that’s there to care about this problem”, complex funding models and the loss of European money

09:30 - “... it’s physically very hard, the conditions are often unpleasant to say the least…”

10:34 - Why is it important to repair and maintain the paths on An Teallach? Rainfall, footfall, scars, and cycles of erosion… “some of it looks like it’s been shelled”

13:50 - “It sounds a strange thing to say about a 400 million year-old mountain like An Teallach… but it’s fragile”

18:50 - Is it possible to repair every path on every hill? And how to volunteer

 21:55 - A day in the life of a path repair team

30:10 - “There’s nothing worse than having a bag of helicopter stones even fifty metres away from where you want them. It’s a nightmare”

33:13 - “The few days where it’s nice to just lie back and enjoy the scenery and soak up the sun are so rare that you’ll take a bit of time off for them, you really will. More often than not it’ll be quite cold. Possibly raining. Possibly snowing. Possibly hailing”

37:45 - “Day eight was a killer. You felt like you were working three times as hard, but your productivity definitely dipped. Your effort didn’t, but your productivity did”

38:25 - Women in path work

40:20 - Getting started in path repair, being an “unemployed youth in 1980s central Scotland”, working with redundant miners, discovering conservation “I’d just seen land as a thing I grew up in that you used to be able to work in and couldn’t anymore”

46:59 - “My gear was… so bad”

49:00 - “I’ll never forget watching the sun go down at 11 at night in late May, with the eagles circling… the mountain you see after all the visitors and hillwalkers have left… I thought it was absolutely fascinating”

51:10 - Finding funding for conservation “I never knew if I had a job next year until New Year’s Eve” 

56:35 - Taking part in work “that’s going to outlive us”

57:30 - Greatest Mountain Memory: climbing Kebnekaise in Sweden in a “hostile, extreme physical environment” with 24hr sun, “I’ll never forget having the entire mountain to ourselves as we walked out at two, three in the morning in that glaciated, arctic landscape. That’ll stay with me forever”

59:44 - All the time, money, freedom… where would you go and what would you do? Walking the Pyrenees from the Atlantic to the Mediterranean, “there’s something about it… it’s got culture and history that I find really compelling”

3#04 Dougie Baird: the mountain path builder

> Find galleries, blog posts and many more episodes at www.mountainairpodcast.uk

“Underpinning it all was this ridiculously amazing team behind me… two years of planning was spent gathering an army of friends and strangers.”

Episode 3#03 meets Jamie Aarons, who on 26 June 2023 became the fastest person ever to have completed a self-propelled round of the Munros. In doing so, she covered more than 2,576km of ground by foot, bike and kayak and recorded more than 135,000m of ascent. The entire round of Scotland’s 282 highest peaks took her just 31 days, 10 hours and 27 minutes.
… but all of this you may already know from reading about it in the outdoor press and even the national media.
What you won’t know, however, is the story direct from Jamie herself. And here she is to do so - during a lunch break from her day job in social care, no less - for the latest episode of Mountain Air. In this hour-long interview, Jamie explains how she feels after such a mammoth undertaking, her motivations for attempting it in the first place, and just what it took - both from her and from her extensive support team - to claim such an astonishing record.
So, if you’ve ever wondered about… 
•	how powerful the “micronap” can be
•	whether it’s possible to fit a challenge like this into your annual leave
•	just how inspirational a force an army of friends and well-wishers can be
•	which Microsoft Office product is key to tackling a Munro speed challenge
•	what it is that draws outdoor people to the Highlands from across the globe
•	… or if “hating running with a bit of a passion” precludes you from winning an ultra race…
… you’ve come to the right place.

> Read all about Jamie’s record-breaking round here: jamiesmunrochallenge.run

> … and here: ukhillwalking.com/news/2023/06/jamie_aarons_sets_new_munro_round_speed_record-73379

> Follow Jamie on Instagram, Facebook and Youtube…

instagram.com/jamieaaruns
facebook.com/people/Jamie-Aarons/100090560726414
youtube.com/channel/UCpjvRJ9lrOlPbTGSjgIUTdQ

> Donate to World Bicycle Relief here: justgiving.com/page/jamiesmunrochallenge

Listen, enjoy, tell your friends, subscribe to the podcast if you get and chance, and thank UKHillwalking.com for their kind support of this series!

[episode recorded on 05/07/23]


00:00 - Introduction.
03:14 - Welcome, fastest ever self-propelled Munro record, “it’s all still a bit surreal”, feeling “quite lethargic, a little less narcoleptic”, falling asleep during meals, an overview of the challenge.
07:40 - Sleeping “considerably less” than four hour a night, the skill of “micronaps” for periods as little as 60 seconds.
11:24 - A 2,576km route… and other stats, “the terrain isn’t conveyed in those stats - not every kilometre is equal… the most efficient route was to connect many hills in ways that are not commonly done (or never done)”. An “incredibly special” challenge.
14:04 - What does it take to complete such a challenge? The “glimmer of maybe”. A lifetime of building endurance. The enjoyment of the planning, spreadsheets, friends and logistics, “coming to grips with new aspects of Excel”.
17:20 - “Underpinning it all was knowing that I had this ridiculously amazing team behind me… that two years of planning was gathering an army of friends and strangers”.
18:12 - Gathering supporters. A hiking challenge, not a running one, a “continuously putting one foot in front of the other challenge”. An overview of the support involved.
22:20 - “Lots of chat… it was about sharing time on the hills with friends old and new… it’s a lot easier to take a 60 second nap when there’s someone hovering over you, waiting to wake you up”.
23:20 - “Even before we started we’d made what I knew were lifelong friendships through the planning. Even if we hadn’t been successful, there’s success in finding these kindred spirits of cyclists and hillwalkers”.
26:40 - The sport of “dot watching Jamie”... “a bit overwhelming, but incredibly motivating”.
28:28 - Growing up as a competitive swimmer, life in California, University in Chicago, living in New Zealand’s South Island, moving to Scotland in 2005. Starting a career in social work. 
31:00 - Praising the “right to roam”, being an “outdoors person
35:30 - “I never ran growing up, I hated it with a bit of a passion”, building up the tenacity and endurance to win ultra races. Running the West Highland Way in a day because it wasn’t clear if it were possible or not.
38:43 - Comparing ultra-running and social work.
42:00 - Greatest Mountain Memory: on the challenge, in the Fannichs with friends, inspiring a daughter’s 13-year-old daughter to “storm ahead”, “it so reflected in that moment what I’d hoped to create in the challenge… it brought tears to my eyes then”. 
45:50 - All the time, money, freedom… where would you go and what would you do? Getting into bike-packing, using the bike to enable travel abroad. Raising money for World Bicycle Relief and seeing their work. 
47:25 - How can someone break this record? “I don’t doubt the record will be broken by someone that can move over ground more efficiently… but what we’ve greatest otherwise is here to stay”.
48:55 - Future plans: being a “dedicated support person for the short to medium-term… I’m literally not allowed to say no”.

3#03 Jamie Aarons: the fastest Munroist in history

> Find galleries, blog posts and many more episodes at www.mountainairpodcast.uk

“There’s no greater feeling than finding people alive in the mountains.”

Episode 3#02 meets a legendary figure in Search and Rescue circles. A member of RAF Mountain Rescue for 37 years, David “Heavy” Whalley has attended more than a thousand call-outs, and saved the lives of so many people in the hills that he’s routinely been approached by rescuees during his lecture tours in the years afterwards. He’s managed rescue teams across the UK’s mountain ranges, ice climbed in Canada, helped orchestrate a successful expedition (and incidentally saved multiple members of less fortunate teams) on Everest’s north ridge, and been awarded numerous honours from an MBE to a Distinguished Service Award.
But there’s been a darker side to his career too. Amongst the impressive statistics of his time on the hill there are nearly 70 aircraft crashes which he’s attended in person. He was senior team leader during the recovery efforts following the Lockerbie bombing. He’s been part of teams attending tragic mountain-related fatalities throughout the hills across multiple decades. He’s no stranger to post-traumatic stress, a term which only came into common use once his career was underway. 
And yet, hear Heavy speak about this lifetime of service in the mountains, and he’s as effusive now as he was as a “wee, skinny laddie” who joined the RAF in 1971 (aged just 17 years old). He’s close to completing his ninth circuit of the Munros, and though he may be retired from RAF Mountain Rescue, nothing gives him greater pleasure than seeing the young generations of rescuers find the same joy in the job that he did for all those years.
Hear all of this, and enjoy an inspirational hour of a life lived to its fullest, in Series 3, Episode 2. 

> Find out more about Heavy here: http://www.heavywhalley.com/

> Read Heavy’s blog here: https://heavywhalley.wordpress.com/

> See Heavy’s recent award for “excellent in mountain culture” here: https://mountainfestival.co.uk/culture-awards/david-heavy-whalley-2023

> Follow him on Twitter here: https://twitter.com/heavywhalley

Listen, enjoy, tell your friends, subscribe to the podcast if you get and chance, and thank UKHillwalking.com for their kind support of this series!

[episode recorded on 23/03/23]

00:00 - Introduction

02:50 - Welcome, Heavy: “I was told to go away and put some weight on”, 5’4” but still able to handle himself.

05:35 - A lifetime in RAF search and rescue as an air crash expert. Losing aircraft crews training in the mountains. Handling nearly 70 aircraft crashes.

09:54 - “You can have the best team in the world, but if you’re searching in the wrong place you’re wasting your time”.

10:20 - “We’re working in conditions when other people don’t go out”... and avalanche warnings only started in the late 1980s. The benefits and challenges of technology.

14:20 - Working on the Lockerbie bombing, no knowledge of post-traumatic stress disorder and at the time, “It took me 25 years… and I’ve never got over it”. 

18:37 - Mountain rescue “is an amazing system, that we should all be proud of. But it’s a dangerous game”.

19:03 - Plenty of individual awards, but “unfortunately I don’t believe in these things. In the military you don’t have an option. They should be team awards”. Losing friends.

21:15 - Why did you turn to this career? The son of a Scottish Minister, but “I was a wild child… and it was join the air force or get into trouble”.

22:44 - “There’s no greater feeling than finding people alive in the mountains. It’s unique and it’s wonderful. The joy of it is phenomenal”. 

24:40 - Celebrating the rise of women in the outdoors.

26:10 - “Sandals, shorts and t-shirts on the top of Goat Fell”.

28:27 - Joining the RAF at 17: “I was a wee, skinny laddie, but I was very fit”.

31:17 - “Thrown in at the deep end” with mountain rescues, three climbing deaths on Ben Nevis.

35:20 - “People would always ask me how I’ve stayed in the military so long, because I would always question everything… which a lot of people didn’t like”.

36:15 - Mountain kit. Working with military issue, and slowly improving it, “we were in plastic bivvies freezing all night… the Americans couldn’t believe what we did… nothing fitted a wee boy, my trousers were huge!”.

40:37 - Using the Munros for training: “the best way to get the guys fit is to blast them around these hills”

41:50 - Being one of the first groups to go ice-climbing in Canada, “it was phenomenal, you’ve never seen ice like this… ice screws that worked!”.

44:07 - The 2001 Everest North Ridge expedition… with a garden shed. Put two on the summit and were involved in three rescues…. “You can get yaks to 21,000ft, that’s the height of McKinley”, “on any big mountain the objective dangers are huge, a serac can fall”.

 49:10 - Greatest Mountain Memory: advanced base camp on Everest, filling 50 bags of rubbish with the Sherpa team, and paying for it themselves. Plus, back in Fort William, seeing the younger generation find as much joy in rescue. 

54:25 - “Mountaineering is very selfish, so all we can do is make it as safe as we can… you can’t explain it to people that don’t do it”. Recovering from trauma and the loss of friends in the hills. Plans for writing a book, and meeting rescued walkers and climbers at lectures.

58:05 - All the time, money, freedom… where do you go and what do you do? “I’d like to go and trek through the Himalays with my granddaughters, to show them the mountains I’ve been on. That would be wonderful. It would give me a big buzz. We’re very lucky with what we’ve got, we’ve just got to fight to keep it”.

3#02 David “Heavy” Whalley: the Search and Rescue legend

Mountain Air

Arguement Podcast- Fear cant be trusted and shows true colors.

How fear can’t be trusted and shows true colors.

Fear Podcast

Maddie Moralez

Chance encounters recalled by those who experienced them, guest experts share their thoughts on coincidence and synchronicity.

Joanna Lee, Theatre and Voice Actress has kept a daily diary for many many years and, during lockdown, she remembered a conversation that she'd had back in 1998 about three very significant numbers that kept coming up for her and some of those close to her.
In this episode, Joanna reads from that very diary and reveals a neurologically mind-blowing coincidence.

Dear Diary - A Retrospective Coincidence

If you have any fascination with the afterlife, you will be amazed at this story.
Mike Porter, a typical Romford boy who had no interest, belief or inclination towards spirituality and religion found himself on a journey that begun with an unthinkable tragedy.
Take the time to listen to Mike's story, you'll be blown away.
You can also hear where that journey led him on his podcast, just search 'Water Into Wine Podcast' and have a listen.

Message from Beyond The Grave - The Journey Began

It's a bumper edition for episode 3 where I get to explore the study and research into coincidental events with a very special guest.
Juliet Trail, PhD is Managing Director of The Coincidence Project, which is dedicated to advancing the use and understanding of coincidence, synchronicity, serendipity, and Simulpathity. Juliet is also founder and director of Courageous Compassion Connection, an initiative dedicated to bringing contemplative practices and approaches to diverse groups and individuals in the service of resilience, wholeness, healing, and compassion for all beings. She builds upon 19 years of experience in leadership, organizational development and contemplative education in higher education. She is also a poet and singer who explores the intersections of creativity and contemplation in her two bands, Unheard Sirens Incorporated and Phoenix Noir.
In this episode, you'll hear how Juliet is encouraging people to take part in a survey that looks to study 'susceptibility to coincidence' - are you more or less likely to be on the receiving end of coincidences? You can take that survey here:
https://coincider.com/weird-coincidence-survey/

The Study of Coincidence, Mindfulness & Meditation

On this episode, I'm joined by Billie Jo Konz, a fellow voiceover who reached out to me after we'd both, within minutes of each other, been posting on LinkedIn (before we connected with each other) about coincidences. Billie was asking her contacts in a 'get to know you' way about tales of coincidence they'd experienced.
A mutual contact liked both her and my post and then, when Billie saw mine, we connected got in touch and had a chat - this is that conversation - Billie telling me about some of her personal encounters with coincidental events. You could say it was coincidence that connected us.



Messages from Relatives Passed.

As I've been asking people to contact me with tales of their coincidences and chance encounters, I figured it was only fair to offer up one of my own as they're often deeply personal experiences.
This coincidence took place in 2001 or 2002 and involved me bumping into someone at exactly the right time, in exactly the right place.
Join me for this journey where I 'catalogue coincidence' and bring to life real stories, shared by real people who've been touched by the unexplained and unexplainable.
If you want to share your story (or stories) please get in touch: 
info@passingcoincidence.com
https://www.facebook.com/PassingCoincidence
Twitter: @coincipod
Until our paths cross again!

A Random Encounter - Just When it Was Needed

Passing Coincidence

Así Es La Vida / That’s Life is a podcast of interviews and dialogues with amazing and interesting individuals regarding their life-projects and motivation. In a fun, light, poignant way we find out peoples "ganas"/will, motivation. Share this podcast far and wide, can I interview you??? -argelis  S...

모퉁이 이야기가게

Womofriends to go

Science & Eternity Podcast

Lady to Ladies

Barbie Hijabies

Motivational Path To Greatness LLC

Volver a Empezar

Life Beats

Solace and the City

Learn Something About Everything

Mountain Air

Maddie Moralez

Passing Coincidence

Así Es La Vida / That is Life

산책

杂家杂谈

Villa Feliz

High Finance Podcast

Hodgepodge

Project Body Love

Two Texas Gals

DRUMMER: The Podcast

De Hamvraag

MRGQ20

Space Camp Podcast

Vlad's Aux

Stirring it up with Andi and Miquita Oliver

Phenix

Moore 2 Discover Podcast

F•R•I•E•N•D•S

Bobby

ikbal ile biraz biraz

With a Terrible Fate

投资悟道 渡人渡己 (免费良品）

Bro Nouveau Podcast

Assamese Life & Culture

This Week with Bea

Filosofia Aleatória - Desvendando os mistérios do pensamento

Let's Talk This Out

Mrs. Walton Habitual Fitness

Garage Cast

Bei Freunden

Valores

Get Drunk Get Woke

FM79.7MHz京都三条ラジオカフェ - FM79.7MHz京都三条ラジオカフェ：放送

For The Good

Wikki Rants

Mesas-redondas da Academia

Life Diary Podcast with Debs X Fayo

Transit Sense's Podcast

投资悟道渡人渡己 (免费良品）