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“Few books make history and fewer still become the foundational texts for the movements and struggles of an entire people....” One such great work was The Souls of Black Folk by William EB Du Bois.

Published in 1903, it is a powerful and hard-hitting view of sociology, race and American history. It became the cornerstone of the civil rights movement and when Du Bois attended the first National Negro Conference in 1909, he was already well-known as a proponent of full and unconditional equality for African Americans. In the following year, he became one of the co-founders of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP). In fact, the word “colored” was suggested by Du Bois instead of “black” to include people of color everywhere in the world. Du Bois was appointed Director of Publicity and Research of the NAACP and his main duty was to edit and bring out NAACP's monthly journal The Crisis. The journal also served as a vehicle for his thoughts on socialism, black activism, unionization, inter-racial marriage, women's rights and combating racism in all spheres of life.

The Souls of Black Folk is a series of essays on different subjects. The theories and ideas contained in it went on to become the key concepts that guided strategy and programs for civil rights protests in America. In this work, Du Bois discards Booker T Washington's concepts of “accommodation” of white supremacy and propounds that this would only lead to further oppression of African Americans. He also felt that human rights are to be enjoyed by all and neither “given” not “taken” and it is below a human being's dignity to beg for rights.

The publication of this book had an immediate and devastating effect in that it polarized the movement into two distinctly different groups. The more conservative and less confrontational approach advocated by Washington was rejected by those who found Du Bois' more aggressive ideas better suited to their thinking. The writing style is extremely lyrical and poetic, with interesting turns of phrase. The ideas are thought provoking and stimulating, while presenting the reader with little known facts about African American history and sociology.

Du Bois talks eloquently about “double consciousness,” the awareness that African Americans experience as citizens of America and also as a race apart. Du Bois speaks confidently as a proud American but also as one who is supremely conscious of the ills that plague American society.

The Souls of Black Folk is an important historical document that provides great insights into the building of America as a nation.

“Few books make history and fewer still become the foundational texts for the movements and struggles of an entire people....” One such great work was The Souls of Black Folk by William EB Du Bois. Published in 1903, it is a powerful and hard-hitting view of sociology, race and American history. It became the cornerstone of the civil rights movement and when Du Bois attended the first National Negro Conference in 1909, he was already well-known as a proponent of full and unconditional equality for African Americans. In the following year, he became one of the co-founders of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP). In fact, the word “colored” was suggested by Du Bois instead of “black” to include people of color everywhere in the world. Du Bois was appointed Director of Publicity and Research of the NAACP and his main duty was to edit and bring out NAACP's monthly journal The Crisis. The journal also served as a vehicle for his thoughts on socialism, black activism, unionization, inter-racial marriage, women's rights and combating racism in all spheres of life. The Souls of Black Folk is a series of essays on different subjects. The theories and ideas contained in it went on to become the key concepts that guided strategy and programs for civil rights protests in America. In this work, Du Bois discards Booker T Washington's concepts of “accommodation” of white supremacy and propounds that this would only lead to further oppression of African Americans. He also felt that human rights are to be enjoyed by all and neither “given” not “taken” and it is below a human being's dignity to beg for rights. The publication of this book had an immediate and devastating effect in that it polarized the movement into two distinctly different groups. The more conservative and less confrontational approach advocated by Washington was rejected by those who found Du Bois' more aggressive ideas better suited to their thinking. The writing style is extremely lyrical and poetic, with interesting turns of phrase. The ideas are thought provoking and stimulating, while presenting the reader with little known facts about African American history and sociology. Du Bois talks eloquently about “double consciousness,” the awareness that African Americans experience as citizens of America and also as a race apart. Du Bois speaks confidently as a proud American but also as one who is supremely conscious of the ills that plague American society. The Souls of Black Folk is an important historical document that provides great insights into the building of America as a nation.

The Souls of Black Folk by William E. B. Du Bois

In this podcast Laurens Somers and Jeroen Depuydt, Service Designers at Knight Moves Belgium have conversations about Service Design with practitioners from around the world. This podcast is produced in collaboration with the Service Design Network.

Service Design Podcast

"Have You Seen This One?" (aka HYSTO?) is a podcast where two friends force, uh, INVITE each other to watch a movie they have never seen before.  The catch?  The film could be real Movie Magic or pure Cinema Torture...so join Jay Bullington and Keith Karseno as they simultaneously delight and horrify each other on each episode…
 Oh, and by the way, Have You Seen This One?

"Have You Seen This One?" (aka HYSTO?) is a podcast where two friends force, uh, INVITE each other to watch a movie they have never seen before. The catch? The film could be real Movie Magic or pure Cinema Torture...so join Jay Bullington and Keith Karseno as they simultaneously delight and horrify each other on each episode… Oh, and by the way, Have You Seen This One?

HYSTO? aka Have You Seen This One?

Finding your Significant Other (the one who gets you, tolerates you and embraces your oddities) is no mean feat. Significant Other is hosted by married people Aleisha and Rich, who explore each week all of the stuff that we encounter when we take the big step toward commitment and choose to show who we really are, displaying our quirks and weirdness to another human. They ask: What makes a relationship good? Successful? How do you know if you've met 'the one'? Does 'the one' even exist? And why do some relationships work while others fizzle?With professional advice from clinical health psychologist Dr. Lindsay Bira, Significant Other explores the big and small questions about love, sex, dating, relationships, marriage, and finding the person who may or may not be 'the one'.....along with all the bits in between. Being in a relationship can be weird/good/challenging/amazing/the best/the worst thing ever. Aleisha, the top-rated Bridechilla Podcast host, is at it again along with her partner, Rich, both keen to learn about why we do the things we do when faced with the potential of love. <hr> Hosted on Acast. See <a style='color:grey;' target='_blank' rel='noopener noreferrer' href='https://acast.com/privacy'>acast.com/privacy</a> for more information.

Finding your Significant Other (the one who gets you, tolerates you and embraces your oddities) is no mean feat. Significant Other is hosted by married people Aleisha and Rich, who explore each week all of the stuff that we encounter when we take the big step toward commitment and choose to show who we really are, displaying our quirks and weirdness to another human. They ask: What makes a relationship good? Successful? How do you know if you've met 'the one'? Does 'the one' even exist? And why do some relationships work while others fizzle?With professional advice from clinical health psychologist Dr. Lindsay Bira, Significant Other explores the big and small questions about love, sex, dating, relationships, marriage, and finding the person who may or may not be 'the one'.....along with all the bits in between. Being in a relationship can be weird/good/challenging/amazing/the best/the worst thing ever. Aleisha, the top-rated Bridechilla Podcast host, is at it again along with her partner, Rich, both keen to learn about why we do the things we do when faced with the potential of love. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Finding your Significant Other (the one who gets you, tolerates you and embraces your oddities) is no mean feat. Significant Other is hosted by married people Aleisha and Rich, who explore each week all of the stuff that we encounter when we take the big step toward commitment and choose to show who we really are, displaying our quirks and weirdness to another human. They ask: What makes a relationship good? Successful? How do you know if you've met 'the one'? Does 'the one' even exist? And why do some relationships work while others fizzle?With professional advice from clinical health psychologist Dr. Lindsay Bira, Significant Other explores the big and small questions about love, sex, dating, relationships, marriage, and finding the person who may or may not be 'the one'.....along with all the bits in between. Being in a relationship can be weird/good/challenging/amazing/the best/the worst thing ever. Aleisha, the top-rated Bridechilla Podcast host, is at it again along with her partner, Rich, both keen to learn about why we do the things we do when faced with the potential of love. Hosted on Acast. See <a href="https://acast.com/privacy" rel="noopener noreferrer">acast.com/privacy</a> for more information.

Significant Other- Love, Sex, Relationships & Who cleans the bathroom

Design Between the Lines is the only Design and Home Furnishings Podcast where we talk with the real game-changers, industry innovators, and lifetime legends of the Home Furnishings Industry.  It is here that John Conrad sits down with the people who craft the furniture industry into what it is today and to learn a little bit more about life in their world.

Design Between the Lines is the only Design and Home Furnishings Podcast where we talk with the real game-changers, industry innovators, and lifetime legends of the Home Furnishings Industry. It is here that John Conrad sits down with the people who craft the furniture industry into what it is today and to learn a little bit more about life in their world.

Design Between the Lines

Two young children arrive in a small frontier settlement on the wild and desolate plains of Nebraska, on the same day and by the same train. Jim Burden is a ten year old orphan from Virginia who has come to live with his grandparents, while Antonia Shimerda who's the same age as Jim, arrives with her large, immigrant family from Eastern Europe to try and eke out a living in the New World. The children find themselves thrown together as they live in adjoining farms. Jim tutors Antonia in English and they become good friends as they grow up. However, life takes an unexpected turn when Mr. Shimerda commits suicide. The Burden family tries to help but things go badly wrong. They leave Nebraska to settle in town, while Antonia is forced to begin working as household help. The rest of the book poignantly traces the enduring friendship between the two.

My Antonia is part of Willa Cather's famous Prairie trilogy and the last book in the series. It is also considered one of her finest works. This beloved American writer documented the hardships and tough pioneering spirit of the first settlers in the inhospitable Midwest and the travails they had to endure in the early part of the 19th century.

The book is written largely in the form of a memoir told by the first person narrator, Jim Burden, who goes on to become a wealthy and successful New York attorney. He is deeply humane, thoughtful and introspective with an abiding love for the unspoiled beauty of the Nebraska Plains. He never forgets his origins and his friendship with the little Bohemian girl of long ago. Antonia Shimerda is one of the most attractive characters in American literature and is bold, free spirited, independent and generous. She is based on a real person, a Polish girl whom Willa Cather had hired as house help. Her love of life and her warm hearted, carefree yet strong attitude make her a lovable and memorable character.

The lyrical descriptions of the wild beauty of the landscape, Willa Cather's humanitarian outlook and the soul stirring narrative all make this a book to be read and reread. The role of the past in our lives, our deep connection with our environment and how it shapes us and the immigrant experience in America are some of the themes that are wonderfully explored in My Antonia.

This story of a paradise lost and in a sense, regained in the memory, is an absorbing read for both adults and older children.

Two young children arrive in a small frontier settlement on the wild and desolate plains of Nebraska, on the same day and by the same train. Jim Burden is a ten year old orphan from Virginia who has come to live with his grandparents, while Antonia Shimerda who's the same age as Jim, arrives with her large, immigrant family from Eastern Europe to try and eke out a living in the New World. The children find themselves thrown together as they live in adjoining farms. Jim tutors Antonia in English and they become good friends as they grow up. However, life takes an unexpected turn when Mr. Shimerda commits suicide. The Burden family tries to help but things go badly wrong. They leave Nebraska to settle in town, while Antonia is forced to begin working as household help. The rest of the book poignantly traces the enduring friendship between the two. My Antonia is part of Willa Cather's famous Prairie trilogy and the last book in the series. It is also considered one of her finest works. This beloved American writer documented the hardships and tough pioneering spirit of the first settlers in the inhospitable Midwest and the travails they had to endure in the early part of the 19th century. The book is written largely in the form of a memoir told by the first person narrator, Jim Burden, who goes on to become a wealthy and successful New York attorney. He is deeply humane, thoughtful and introspective with an abiding love for the unspoiled beauty of the Nebraska Plains. He never forgets his origins and his friendship with the little Bohemian girl of long ago. Antonia Shimerda is one of the most attractive characters in American literature and is bold, free spirited, independent and generous. She is based on a real person, a Polish girl whom Willa Cather had hired as house help. Her love of life and her warm hearted, carefree yet strong attitude make her a lovable and memorable character. The lyrical descriptions of the wild beauty of the landscape, Willa Cather's humanitarian outlook and the soul stirring narrative all make this a book to be read and reread. The role of the past in our lives, our deep connection with our environment and how it shapes us and the immigrant experience in America are some of the themes that are wonderfully explored in My Antonia. This story of a paradise lost and in a sense, regained in the memory, is an absorbing read for both adults and older children.

My Antonia by Willa Cather

Thoughtful, in-depth conversations with authors of all genres and other notable people from Chicagoland and around the world. A monthly program from the Deerfield Public Library in Deerfield, IL, hosted by Dylan Zavagno.

Our archives include episodes from the Library's John Cotton Dana Award-winning series, The Fight to Integrate Deerfield: 60 Year Reflection; our Pride Month series, Queer Poem-a-Day; and our local history audio tours.

Thoughtful, in-depth conversations with authors of all genres and other notable people from Chicagoland and around the world. A monthly program from the Deerfield Public Library in Deerfield, IL, hosted by Dylan Zavagno. Our archives include episodes from the Library's John Cotton Dana Award-winning series, The Fight to Integrate Deerfield: 60 Year Reflection; our Pride Month series, Queer Poem-a-Day; and our local history audio tours.

The Deerfield Public Library Podcast

A yuri podcast by queer people, for queer people! Tune in every other week as hosts Kit and Sarah talk about anime, sexuality, feminism, and everything in between!

TomoChoco Podcast

Every week, New York City-based comedians Justin Auslaender & Nate Borgman talk to vagrants, charlatans, and ne'er-do-wells about their hobbies and interests. They delve deep into the topic to find the humor.

Every week, New York City-based comedians Justin Auslaender &amp; Nate Borgman talk to vagrants, charlatans, and ne'er-do-wells about their hobbies and interests. They delve deep into the topic to find the humor.

Two Dry Guys

Jon and Maggie are married and love to talk about the stuff they're into, either by themselves or with their friends, which leads to all kinds of different topics, or content, if you will. 
Featuring:
Married with Comics-Jon and Maggie paraphrase panels, explain exposition, and comment on some of their favorite comics. 
Transformers: The Rodpod-Jon M Wilson joins Jon and Maggie on a trip hurtling through space, with only the IDW Phase 2 Transformers comics to entertain themselves.
Married watching Cartoons: Jon and Maggie take turns introducing the other to a cartoon they aren't as familiar with.
Married with Clues minisodes: Jon and Maggie read each other Encyclopedia Brown stories and try to solve mysteries meant for 10 year olds.

And whatever else we come up with.

Jon and Maggie are married and love to talk about the stuff they're into, either by themselves or with their friends, which leads to all kinds of different topics, or content, if you will. Featuring: Married with Comics-Jon and Maggie paraphrase panels, explain exposition, and comment on some of their favorite comics. Transformers: The Rodpod-Jon M Wilson joins Jon and Maggie on a trip hurtling through space, with only the IDW Phase 2 Transformers comics to entertain themselves. Married watching Cartoons: Jon and Maggie take turns introducing the other to a cartoon they aren't as familiar with. Married with Clues minisodes: Jon and Maggie read each other Encyclopedia Brown stories and try to solve mysteries meant for 10 year olds. And whatever else we come up with.

Married...with Content

A series of conversations with people involved in the making of David Lynch's 1986 film Blue Velvet. Hosted by Bill Ackerman.

From The Neighborhood

"In Good Company" is a Podcast where the artist, designer, and entrepreneur Fernando Mastrangelo takes us on a journey to uncover the Business of Being an Artist today. 
It’s a topic we don't like to discuss, mostly because its the unromanticized aspect of the Art/Design. But the times are changing, artists are changing and we’re all adapting. Social media is playing a huge role in growing a new core audience and acquiring new clients and collaborators. We're going examine the path of some of the most successful creatives, the companies they’ve built and the stories that got them there.

"In Good Company" is a Podcast where the artist, designer, and entrepreneur Fernando Mastrangelo takes us on a journey to uncover the Business of Being an Artist today. It’s a topic we don't like to discuss, mostly because its the unromanticized aspect of the Art/Design. But the times are changing, artists are changing and we’re all adapting. Social media is playing a huge role in growing a new core audience and acquiring new clients and collaborators. We're going examine the path of some of the most successful creatives, the companies they’ve built and the stories that got them there.

In Good Company

Hey! Welcome to What's Up? With Danny! This is a show where my friend Andy and I talk to people about what they're passionate about and what got them there! Hope it inspires you to go after what you’re passionate about!

What’s Up? With Danny

¡Bienvenid@ a RBG Podcast! Donde aprendemos sobre fotografía, sobre vídeo y... ¡somos felices! La misma energía con la que nació mi canal de Youtube RBG Escuela, es la que da lugar a este podcast, donde compartiré contigo todo lo relacionado no solo con la fotografía y el vídeo, sino con el cine, vivir de estas profesiones, viajes fotográficos, experiencias personales, trucos, consejos, cámaras, equipo... ¡Todo! Y además de una manera mucho más directa y sin cortes, porque creo que esa es la magia del formato radiofónico podcast. ¡¡Espero que te sirva y lo disfrutes!!

RBG Podcast

This podcast is for beginning writers AND for those who have a pile of thanks but no thanks rejections sitting in their inbox.  It is for the novice writer with an inkling of a book idea AND for those who've heard crickets from the queries they've sent out.  It is for those who dream of being on a bestseller list or winning a major book award AND for those who want to write the best book possible and to see where it takes them.  Hosted by Sandra O'Donnell and Judd Vowell, Your First Fifteen Pages is the help you need to make your book a success. As a book coach and literary agent Sandra knows what it takes to go from a good story to a great story and from being an unsigned writer to an author with an agent and a book contract. Judd's writing journey began with a dystopian trilogy, that didn't take Amazon by storm, but did garner a small following. Judd shares his writing experience and how his writing has changed since discovering Your First Fifteen Pages and through his work with Sandra.In each episode of Your First Fifteen Pages, Sandra and Judd unlock the mystery of what it takes to capture and hold the interest of agents, editors, and ultimately readers. We show you how to perfect your first fifteen pages and use them as the foundation for the rest of your story. If you are struggling with a manuscript, we show you how to fix problems and move your writing forward. If you are a new writer, we show you how to get started and make your first novel agent worthy from the start.

This podcast is for beginning writers AND for those who have a pile of thanks but no thanks rejections sitting in their inbox. It is for the novice writer with an inkling of a book idea AND for those who've heard crickets from the queries they've sent out. It is for those who dream of being on a bestseller list or winning a major book award AND for those who want to write the best book possible and to see where it takes them. Hosted by Sandra O'Donnell and Judd Vowell, Your First Fifteen Pages is the help you need to make your book a success. As a book coach and literary agent Sandra knows what it takes to go from a good story to a great story and from being an unsigned writer to an author with an agent and a book contract. Judd's writing journey began with a dystopian trilogy, that didn't take Amazon by storm, but did garner a small following. Judd shares his writing experience and how his writing has changed since discovering Your First Fifteen Pages and through his work with Sandra.In each episode of Your First Fifteen Pages, Sandra and Judd unlock the mystery of what it takes to capture and hold the interest of agents, editors, and ultimately readers. We show you how to perfect your first fifteen pages and use them as the foundation for the rest of your story. If you are struggling with a manuscript, we show you how to fix problems and move your writing forward. If you are a new writer, we show you how to get started and make your first novel agent worthy from the start.

This podcast is for beginning writers AND for those who have a pile of thanks but no thanks rejections sitting in their inbox.  It is for the novice writer with an inkling of a book idea AND for those who've heard crickets from the queries they've sent out.  It is for those who dream of being on a bestseller list or winning a major book award AND for those who want to write the best book possible and to see where it takes them.  Hosted by Sandra O'Donnell and Judd Vowell, Your First Fifteen Pages is the help you need to make your book a success. As a book coach and literary agent&nbsp;Sandra knows what it takes to go from a good story to a great story and from being an unsigned writer to an author with an agent and a book contract. Judd's writing journey began with a dystopian trilogy, that didn't take Amazon by storm, but did garner a small following. Judd shares his writing experience and how his writing has changed since discovering Your First Fifteen Pages and through his work with Sandra.In each episode of Your First Fifteen Pages, Sandra and Judd unlock the mystery of what it takes to capture and hold the interest of agents, editors, and ultimately readers. We show you how to perfect your first fifteen pages and use them as the foundation for the rest of your story. If you are struggling with a manuscript, we show you how to fix problems and move your writing forward. If you are a new writer, we show you how to get started and make your first novel agent worthy from the start.

Your First Fifteen Pages

SAVY SAYS...

Did you ever have a really interesting conversation at a bar -- sharing ideas over a couple of martinis -- and wish you could've bottled it? That's Bar Crawl Radio. Rebecca McKean and Alan Winson invite amazing people to bars all over the word -- make a toast -- and then talk about about whatever inspires them -- makes their lives worth living. We talk to all sorts of interesting people doing important work for their community at a neighborhood bar -- composers -- actors -- musicians -- medical ethicists and practitioners -- playwrights &amp; poets -- journalists -- politicians -- social activists -- community organizers &amp; NGOs -- scientists -- brewers &amp; mead makers -- businesspersons -- and fellow podcasters -- recording mostly in Manhattan's UWS. Who knows? BCR might be at a bar -- near you.<ul><li>Tell us what you think of our programming. CONTACT: <a href="mailto:barcrawlradio@gmail.com" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">barcrawlradio@gmail.com</a></li></ul><hr> Hosted on Acast. See <a style='color:grey;' target='_blank' rel='noopener noreferrer' href='https://acast.com/privacy'>acast.com/privacy</a> for more information.

Did you ever have a really interesting conversation at a bar -- sharing ideas over a couple of martinis -- and wish you could've bottled it? That's Bar Crawl Radio. Rebecca McKean and Alan Winson invite amazing people to bars all over the word -- make a toast -- and then talk about about whatever inspires them -- makes their lives worth living. We talk to all sorts of interesting people doing important work for their community at a neighborhood bar -- composers -- actors -- musicians -- medical ethicists and practitioners -- playwrights & poets -- journalists -- politicians -- social activists -- community organizers & NGOs -- scientists -- brewers & mead makers -- businesspersons -- and fellow podcasters -- recording mostly in Manhattan's UWS. Who knows? BCR might be at a bar -- near you.Tell us what you think of our programming. CONTACT: barcrawlradio@gmail.com Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Did you ever have a really interesting conversation at a bar -- sharing ideas over a couple of martinis -- and wish you could've bottled it? That's Bar Crawl Radio. Rebecca McKean and Alan Winson invite amazing people to bars all over the word -- make a toast -- and then talk about about whatever inspires them -- makes their lives worth living. We talk to all sorts of interesting people doing important work for their community at a neighborhood bar -- composers -- actors -- musicians -- medical ethicists and practitioners -- playwrights &amp; poets -- journalists -- politicians -- social activists -- community organizers &amp; NGOs -- scientists -- brewers &amp; mead makers -- businesspersons -- and fellow podcasters -- recording mostly in Manhattan's UWS. Who knows? BCR might be at a bar -- near you.<ul><li>Tell us what you think of our programming. CONTACT: <a href="mailto:barcrawlradio@gmail.com" rel="noopener noreferrer">barcrawlradio@gmail.com</a></li></ul> Hosted on Acast. See <a href="https://acast.com/privacy" rel="noopener noreferrer">acast.com/privacy</a> for more information.

Bar Crawl Radio

Tim Grahl, author of the book Running Down a Dream, interviews artists, cooks, authors, circus performers, gym owners, and other amazing people to share their stories of finding their calling.

Running Down a Dream

Parents of a Broadway hopeful host a podcast delving into triple threat musical theater training, varied career paths in the Broadway realm, the college audition process, Broadway shows, and more. We also share local training options, audition, and shows.

From Atlanta to Broadway

All are made in the image of God, created to cultivate beauty. Your host Sierra Pruitt talks about creativity, faith, and real life stuff.

Image of God

Join us as host CJ Thomas sits down with marketing industry leaders and executives to hear their stories, strategies, and lessons learned. You'll hear real discussions with executives from brands like Verizon, Sony, Illumina, and more. Whether you are a CMO, marketing director, founder, or agency owner, this show is your perfect advisor to help you become the best marketing leader that you can be. Campaign Brief is presented by Wondertree Media.

Campaign Brief

RECORDED WITH HUMANS IN MIND.
This podcast is an ongoing conversation between two humans behind the screen—Dre Murray and Billy Wiginton. They cover a wide range of topics including coffee, sports, music, faith, and creativity.

RECORDED WITH HUMANS IN MIND. This podcast is an ongoing conversation between two humans behind the screen—Dre Murray and Billy Wiginton. They cover a wide range of topics including coffee, sports, music, faith, and creativity.

The Black Gold Creative Podcast

You need more than inspiration to build your food business. Launch and scale your restaurant, bakery, CPG brand, food blog, or food truck with tips, strategies, and lessons learned from your favorite Black chefs, Black owned restaurants and Black content creators from around the world.

Join the host, Mercedes Gosby, at the intersection of food, tech, business, and finance as she interviews food professionals and entrepreneurs every week to discover how to get started in the hospitality industry, and how to build a profitable food business. 

Visit profoodmaker.com for show notes, articles & more.

You need more than inspiration to build your food business. Launch and scale your restaurant, bakery, CPG brand, food blog, or food truck with tips, strategies, and lessons learned from your favorite Black chefs, Black owned restaurants and Black content creators from around the world. Join the host, Mercedes Gosby, at the intersection of food, tech, business, and finance as she interviews food professionals and entrepreneurs every week to discover how to get started in the hospitality industry, and how to build a profitable food business. Visit profoodmaker.com for show notes, articles & more.

You need more than inspiration to build your food business. Launch and scale your restaurant, bakery, CPG brand, food blog, or food truck with tips, strategies, and lessons learned from your favorite Black chefs, Black owned restaurants and Black content creators from around the world.

Join the host, Mercedes Gosby, at the intersection of food, tech, business, and finance as she interviews food professionals and entrepreneurs every week to discover how to get started in the hospitality industry, and how to build a profitable food business. 

Visit profoodmaker.com for show notes, articles &amp; more.

Pro Food Maker

A narrative Journey into the lives that shape ART. Join host Jacob Johnson as he unravels who the people are behind the ART we consume.Cover Artwork by aeforiaTheme music by A Kid Named Red

A narrative Journey into the lives that shape ART. Join host Jacob Johnson as he unravels who the people are behind the ART we consume. Cover Artwork by aeforia Theme music by A Kid Named Red

Myartisreal Podcast

Conservation scholar Gregg Perry will lead us back into time on a journey of restoring and conserving 17th -19th century period architecture furnishings and timepieces.

The Historic Preservationist

Join hosts Scott Carelli, Kyle Crane, and Bryan Green as they attempt to create the theme park of their dreams based on any and every subject, concept, or IP possible!

Theme Park This

Maya and her Podcast that reviews books, tv, music, movies, and a little bit of everything

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/_mytake/?hl=en 
Twitter: https://twitter.com/_mytake

Maya and her Podcast that reviews books, tv, music, movies, and a little bit of everything Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/_mytake/?hl=en Twitter: https://twitter.com/_mytake

My Take

Welcome to Season 3 of Chit My Chat, the podcast where creatives happen to life! I'm your host, Shellanee Marie and if you're passionate about your craft and on a journey towards a successful creative career, you've come to the right place. Our podcast features candid conversations with fellow creative entrepreneurs who share their experiences, perspectives, and purpose in their creative journeys. Our podcast is a must-listen for anyone in the creative field. Be sure to Follow and Subscribe to @ChitMyChat on your favorite social media platforms so you don't miss a beat!

Chit My Chat

Funnyman and former Marine Jack Mandaville is joined by retired Army Captain Scott Davidson and guests. Together they grapple with subjects that include life, service and whatever they feel like, even if it's a bit off.

Jack's Off Podcast

Give a microphone to two twenty-something and you’ve got My Brother’s Friend. Hosts Nisha Momin and Sofia Yepes will surprise you in every episode - sometimes they interview creatives, and sometimes they give you their unsolicited opinions on a solo episode. Enjoy! 

Our links:
Instagram: @mybrothersfriend
Website: www.mybrothersfriend.com
Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/mybrothersfriend
Tiktok: @mbfhosts
Email: mbfhosts@gmail.com

Give a microphone to two twenty-something and you’ve got My Brother’s Friend. Hosts Nisha Momin and Sofia Yepes will surprise you in every episode - sometimes they interview creatives, and sometimes they give you their unsolicited opinions on a solo episode. Enjoy! Our links: Instagram: @mybrothersfriend Website: www.mybrothersfriend.com Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/mybrothersfriend Tiktok: @mbfhosts Email: mbfhosts@gmail.com

My Brother's Friend

Dramatized audiobook of Ellen G. White's "Patriarchs and Prophets" book. Audio is courtesy of Myers Media. 
Visit thedesireofagesproject.com

Dramatized audiobook of Ellen G. White's "Patriarchs and Prophets" book. Audio is courtesy of Myers Media. Visit thedesireofagesproject.com

Patriarchs and Prophets

We are a group of teens that love books! Listen to our podcast to find great book recommendations. This podcast is an addition to our successful book review and recommendation blog, booknerdsblog.com.

Teens Talk Books

The things you wanna know about books, without knowing too much, to know whether you should read it or not.

The things you wanna know about books, without knowing too much, to know whether you should read it or not.

Read Handed Book Club

The Bad Apple Book Club breaks down and analyzes books in a casual fashion. Feel free to read along with the books we are covering, or listen to receive a light, fun summary. Welcome to the Club.

The Bad Apple Book Club

Welcome to the Flavor of the Week podcast. A conversation about the good, the bad, and the FLAVOR of all things food!

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