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Hosted by Michael Hill Newark Today is a monthly program focusing on social, economic and political topics. Newark Mayor Ras Baraka is a regular guest. Newark Today is broadcast the third Thursday of every month. Our call-in number is 844-677-9283. You can also contact us on the Newark Today Facebook Page or on Twitter @NewarkToday. The next episodes airs on Thursday, February 18 at 8pm. Add to your calendar now .

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Pacific Time is a weekly podcast that checks in with Los Angeles Times reporters and editors on a selection of the week's stories, coverage, columns and ongoing conversations.

Pacific Time - Los Angeles Times

Hosts Jonathan Lynch and Ben Brown bring their English degrees to bear upon shlocky television, movies, and games of the video variety.

No Crisis Yet!

A collection of romantic poems for St Valentine’s day.

Romantic Poetry by Various

Programa que les permite presenciar el encanto de la cultura de China y el intercambio cultural entre China y el mundo que habla hispana. Consiste en dos partes: Din&#225;micas e Im&#225;genes. En la primera parte les ofrecemos entrevistas realizadas entre nosotros e invitados hispanohablantes que se dedican a la industria cultural, tales como cantantes, bailarines, pintores, dise&#241;adores etc. Y en la segunda parte: Im&#225;genes, les damos una oportunidad para acercarse a las costumbres m&#225;s tradicionales y las tendencias m&#225;s frescas del gigante asi&#225;tico.

Programa que les permite presenciar el encanto de la cultura de China y el intercambio cultural entre China y el mundo que habla hispana. Consiste en dos partes: Dinámicas e Imágenes. En la primera parte les ofrecemos entrevistas realizadas entre nosotros e invitados hispanohablantes que se dedican a la industria cultural, tales como cantantes, bailarines, pintores, diseñadores etc. Y en la segunda parte: Imágenes, les damos una oportunidad para acercarse a las costumbres más tradicionales y las tendencias más frescas del gigante asiático.

Presencia de cultura

H.S. Clark presents exclusive interviews with bestselling and emerging authors.

Author Spotlight with H.S. Clark

Henry James' classic ghost story comprises the written testimony of a young governess, charged with looking after two small children at an isolated country estate, who believes they are being haunted. As the story progresses, the governess' increasingly frenetic narration provokes the question: is she insane, or are the ghosts real? (Summary by Elizabeth Klett)

Turn of the Screw (version 2), The by Henry James (1843 - 1916)

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In the book's preface, the author writes: "Let anyone stop to consider how he individually would be affected if all electrical service were suddenly to cease, and he cannot fail to appreciate the claims of electricity to attentive study." In these days when we take for granted all kinds of technology - communications, entertainment, medical, military, industrial and domestic - it is interesting to learn what progress had been made in the fields of electricity and technology by the beginning of the 20th century. Including the dawn of hydro-electric power, the x-ray, the phonograph, the telephone and the wireless telegraph, this book explains the pioneering work of the men who made our modern world possible, and sets us wondering what the next century may bring - providing that we do not manage to destroy our planet in the meantime. The Gutenberg text of the 1915 edition (as recorded) does not have the benefit of the book's many diagrams. Also available, however, is an <a href="http://www.archive.org/stream/storyofelectrici00munriala#page/n5/mode/2up" target="_blank">online book scan</a> of the 1912 edition which includes the illustrations and coincides largely with the text recorded. (Summary by Ruth Golding)

In the book's preface, the author writes: "Let anyone stop to consider how he individually would be affected if all electrical service were suddenly to cease, and he cannot fail to appreciate the claims of electricity to attentive study."In these days when we take for granted all kinds of technology - communications, entertainment, medical, military, industrial and domestic - it is interesting to learn what progress had been made in the fields of electricity and technology by the beginning of the 20th century.Including the dawn of hydro-electric power, the x-ray, the phonograph, the telephone and the wireless telegraph, this book explains the pioneering work of the men who made our modern world possible, and sets us wondering what the next century may bring - providing that we do not manage to destroy our planet in the meantime. The Gutenberg text of the 1915 edition (as recorded) does not have the benefit of the book's many diagrams. Also available, however, is an online book scan of the 1912 edition which includes the illustrations and coincides largely with the text recorded. (Summary by Ruth Golding)

In the book's preface, the author writes: "Let anyone stop to consider how he individually would be affected if all electrical service were suddenly to cease, and he cannot fail to appreciate the claims of electricity to attentive study." In these days when we take for granted all kinds of technology - communications, entertainment, medical, military, industrial and domestic - it is interesting to learn what progress had been made in the fields of electricity and technology by the beginning of the 20th century. Including the dawn of hydro-electric power, the x-ray, the phonograph, the telephone and the wireless telegraph, this book explains the pioneering work of the men who made our modern world possible, and sets us wondering what the next century may bring - providing that we do not manage to destroy our planet in the meantime. The Gutenberg text of the 1915 edition (as recorded) does not have the benefit of the book's many diagrams. Also available, however, is an <a href="http://www.archive.org/stream/storyofelectrici00munriala#page/n5/mode/2up" rel="noopener noreferrer">online book scan</a> of the 1912 edition which includes the illustrations and coincides largely with the text recorded. (Summary by Ruth Golding)

Story of Electricity, The by John Munro (1849 - 1930)

BookSmart with Douglas Daye

Join your host Colton Gee, as he creates in-depth conversations with artists & performers from all genres, giving listeners an opportunity to go beyond the art and entertainment to connect with the individuals themselves and discuss their achievements and their  journeys so far.

Join your host Colton Gee, as he creates in-depth conversations with artists & performers from all genres, giving listeners an opportunity to go beyond the art and entertainment to connect with the individuals themselves and discuss their achievements and their journeys so far.

Join your host Colton Gee, as he creates in-depth conversations with artists &amp; performers from all genres, giving listeners an opportunity to go beyond the art and entertainment to connect with the individuals themselves and discuss their achievements and their  journeys so far.

INRHYTHM with Colton Gee

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<div class="paragraph heading3 ng-star-inserted">Redefining Success</div>
<div class="paragraph normal ng-star-inserted">• Provoking Thought and Resonating with Audiences: For playwright Jeanette Hill, a play is successful if it makes people think or provokes discussion, even if they don't agree with the content. Similarly, if a character resonates with even one person, it's a success. The goal is for people to leave thinking, even if they don't have a good time. Jeanette believes that if the audience "got it" when they leave, that's what she's striving for. She recalls a time when people in a restaurant were arguing about characters and events from her play, indicating its success in sparking discussion and relating to their lives.</div>
<div class="paragraph normal ng-star-inserted">• Inspiring, Healing, and Transforming: Jeneen Hammond's motivation is to tell stories that inspire, heal, and transform, emphasizing the power of one's own story and voice. This mission to help communities tell their stories, as seen in her nine-month project in Pennsylvania, highlights success through collective impact and revival. Jeneen views herself as a "steward" of stories that come from "Divine orchestration," highlighting a purpose beyond personal gain.</div>
<div class="paragraph normal ng-star-inserted">• Authenticity and Vulnerability: The show emphasizes that genuine conversations and authentic work are key to impactful connections with the audience. Tarnisha Small, for example, found her voice and confidence through acting by embracing vulnerability and letting go of the fear of failure. Jeneen Hammond notes that writing from an authentic space, truly reflecting oneself, can be scary but leads to impactful stories.</div>
<div class="paragraph normal ng-star-inserted">• Emotional Connection: Success is often measured by the emotional connection a story creates, whether through laughter or tears. Jeneen Hammond herself knows a story is on an emotional track if it makes her cry or laugh.</div>
<div class="paragraph heading3 ng-star-inserted">Finding Purpose Amidst Challenges</div>
<div class="paragraph normal ng-star-inserted">• Drawing on Personal Experiences: Many guests transform personal challenges into their purpose.</div>
<div class="paragraph normal ng-star-inserted">    ◦ Grief and Navigation: Angel L. Henderson shares that navigating life after losing both parents requires immense courage, making her journey of building her own voice and seeking counseling a display of strength.</div>
<div class="paragraph normal ng-star-inserted">    ◦ Overcoming Self-Doubt and Trauma: Tarnisha Small's journey into acting was sparked by a friend's perception of her potential, helping her overcome low self-worth and shyness. Tamina Ward uses her experiences with childhood teasing, abandonment, and generational trauma to inspire young adults to break free from their past burdens. She intentionally "dropped the pack" of past hurts. Jason C. Louder's stories, like the one about "Baba Tunde the Grio," often focus on themes of love, hope, faith, and overcoming self-doubt and trauma.</div>
<div class="paragraph normal ng-star-inserted">    ◦ Healing from Pain: Jeanette Hill discusses how her play "Clean Sheets," which garnered a perfect score but theaters were afraid to produce, addresses cultural hurts, aiming to move from a "scab to a scar" for societal healing. She emphasizes that there's "no honor in pain" and that unresolved hurts can manifest as anger or other negative behaviors.</div>
<div class="paragraph normal ng-star-inserted">• Embracing a Divine Calling and Stewardship: Jeneen Hammond believes her writing comes from a "Divine orchestration" and views herself as a "steward" of these stories, emphasizing a purpose beyond personal gain. This resonates with the idea that every person has a "Divine calling and assignment and purpose."</div>
<div class="paragraph normal ng-star-inserted">• Proactive Creation and Entrepreneurship: Instead of waiting for opportunities, creators like Tarnisha Small choose to write and produce their own films to create roles for themselves and others, recognizing the need to be entrepreneurial. Jeneen Hammond developed "The Dreamer's Village" to help people revive their creative dreams and learn to monetize their gifts, emphasizing taking ownership of one's God-given dream and not waiting for external validation. </div>
<div class="paragraph normal ng-star-inserted">• Mindset and Resilience:</div>
<div class="paragraph normal ng-star-inserted">    ◦ Learning from Setbacks: Jason C. Louder views challenges as "learning opportunities" that can push one forward. He uses financial challenges in the acting industry as a motivator for learning and growth.</div>
<div class="paragraph normal ng-star-inserted">    ◦ "Just Do It": Portia Cue and Winston Wilson encourage creators to "just start" their projects, regardless of how big or small, and not wait for perfection or validation. Portia gives the example of Lita Renee Brown and Dour Ashwood producing their own micro-miniseries, "Pressure."</div>
<div class="paragraph normal ng-star-inserted">    ◦ Consistency and Persistence: Jeanette Hill, a prolific playwright with over 100 plays, exemplifies consistency, writing "all of the time." She advises writers to keep notes, save all writing, and not let "writer's block" stop them, encouraging "what if" exercises and knowing that "there's no such thing as useless writing." She also notes that her stride was not hit until she was 72, emphasizing the importance of showing up every day, authentically, and doing what you're supposed to do, regardless of external validation.</div>
<div class="paragraph normal ng-star-inserted">    ◦ Daily Practices: Guests maintain well-being through practices like gratitude journaling, meditation, exercise, and daily creative activities. Tarnisha Small starts her day with prayer, meditation, and gratitude journaling. Winston Wilson practices daily gratitude, focuses on top priorities, and engages in creative activities. Tamina Ward emphasizes that mindset fuels courage and resilience, and that even when physically limited (like her knees for running a marathon), mental focus can drive capability.</div>
<div class="paragraph normal ng-star-inserted">    ◦ Allowing for Breaks: Tarnisha Small advises taking breaks when feeling frustrated, as the industry isn't going anywhere, allowing for a fresh perspective. She also learned to not fear failure, which had held her back.</div>
<div class="paragraph normal ng-star-inserted">    ◦ Borrowing Belief: Tomina Ward suggests that when an individual's belief system is low, they can "borrow that belief" from good people in their circle.</div>
<div class="paragraph normal ng-star-inserted">• Community and Giving Back:</div>
<div class="paragraph normal ng-star-inserted">    ◦ Sharing Resources and Wisdom: Jason C. Louder stresses the importance of sharing resources within the creative community, noting that "we cannot exist without one another." Tamina Ward is compelled to "speak life" into young adults and educators, sharing her "wealth of knowledge" to help them avoid past mistakes and break generational trauma. She believes human beings are "the original AI" through storytelling.</div>
<div class="paragraph normal ng-star-inserted">    ◦ Pouring into Others: Winston Wilson, the host, expresses that his core value is helping others succeed and that talking to people and connecting with them is a key motivator. He daily calls someone he hasn't talked to in a while to offer support. The show itself aims to inspire at least one person to expand their path. Jeneen Hammond's "Dreamer's Village" provides a supportive community for individuals to revive and monetize their creative dreams. John C. Smith, a lifelong friend of the host, exemplifies how strong, long-lasting friendships provide unwavering support and positive influence in life and creative pursuits.</div>
<div class="paragraph normal ng-star-inserted">In essence, creators on "The Courageous Creativity Show" believe that true success stems from creating work that is authentic, impacts others positively, and allows for continuous personal growth and healing, driven by a deep sense of purpose that often transforms personal adversity into a powerful mission to serve and inspire their communities.</div>
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Creators on "The Courageous Creativity Show" redefine success and purpose not merely by traditional metrics like applause or fame, but through a deeper commitment to authenticity, impact, and personal growth, especially when navigating life's challenges. Here's how they express this: Redefining Success • Provoking Thought and Resonating with Audiences: For playwright Jeanette Hill, a play is successful if it makes people think or provokes discussion, even if they don't agree with the content. Similarly, if a character resonates with even one person, it's a success. The goal is for people to leave thinking, even if they don't have a good time. Jeanette believes that if the audience "got it" when they leave, that's what she's striving for. She recalls a time when people in a restaurant were arguing about characters and events from her play, indicating its success in sparking discussion and relating to their lives. • Inspiring, Healing, and Transforming: Jeneen Hammond's motivation is to tell stories that inspire, heal, and transform, emphasizing the power of one's own story and voice. This mission to help communities tell their stories, as seen in her nine-month project in Pennsylvania, highlights success through collective impact and revival. Jeneen views herself as a "steward" of stories that come from "Divine orchestration," highlighting a purpose beyond personal gain. • Authenticity and Vulnerability: The show emphasizes that genuine conversations and authentic work are key to impactful connections with the audience. Tarnisha Small, for example, found her voice and confidence through acting by embracing vulnerability and letting go of the fear of failure. Jeneen Hammond notes that writing from an authentic space, truly reflecting oneself, can be scary but leads to impactful stories. • Emotional Connection: Success is often measured by the emotional connection a story creates, whether through laughter or tears. Jeneen Hammond herself knows a story is on an emotional track if it makes her cry or laugh. Finding Purpose Amidst Challenges • Drawing on Personal Experiences: Many guests transform personal challenges into their purpose. ◦ Grief and Navigation: Angel L. Henderson shares that navigating life after losing both parents requires immense courage, making her journey of building her own voice and seeking counseling a display of strength. ◦ Overcoming Self-Doubt and Trauma: Tarnisha Small's journey into acting was sparked by a friend's perception of her potential, helping her overcome low self-worth and shyness. Tamina Ward uses her experiences with childhood teasing, abandonment, and generational trauma to inspire young adults to break free from their past burdens. She intentionally "dropped the pack" of past hurts. Jason C. Louder's stories, like the one about "Baba Tunde the Grio," often focus on themes of love, hope, faith, and overcoming self-doubt and trauma. ◦ Healing from Pain: Jeanette Hill discusses how her play "Clean Sheets," which garnered a perfect score but theaters were afraid to produce, addresses cultural hurts, aiming to move from a "scab to a scar" for societal healing. She emphasizes that there's "no honor in pain" and that unresolved hurts can manifest as anger or other negative behaviors. • Embracing a Divine Calling and Stewardship: Jeneen Hammond believes her writing comes from a "Divine orchestration" and views herself as a "steward" of these stories, emphasizing a purpose beyond personal gain. This resonates with the idea that every person has a "Divine calling and assignment and purpose." • Proactive Creation and Entrepreneurship: Instead of waiting for opportunities, creators like Tarnisha Small choose to write and produce their own films to create roles for themselves and others, recognizing the need to be entrepreneurial. Jeneen Hammond developed "The Dreamer's Village" to help people revive their creative dreams and learn to monetize their gifts, emphasizing taking ownership of one's God-given dream and not waiting for external validation. • Mindset and Resilience: ◦ Learning from Setbacks: Jason C. Louder views challenges as "learning opportunities" that can push one forward. He uses financial challenges in the acting industry as a motivator for learning and growth. ◦ "Just Do It": Portia Cue and Winston Wilson encourage creators to "just start" their projects, regardless of how big or small, and not wait for perfection or validation. Portia gives the example of Lita Renee Brown and Dour Ashwood producing their own micro-miniseries, "Pressure." ◦ Consistency and Persistence: Jeanette Hill, a prolific playwright with over 100 plays, exemplifies consistency, writing "all of the time." She advises writers to keep notes, save all writing, and not let "writer's block" stop them, encouraging "what if" exercises and knowing that "there's no such thing as useless writing." She also notes that her stride was not hit until she was 72, emphasizing the importance of showing up every day, authentically, and doing what you're supposed to do, regardless of external validation. ◦ Daily Practices: Guests maintain well-being through practices like gratitude journaling, meditation, exercise, and daily creative activities. Tarnisha Small starts her day with prayer, meditation, and gratitude journaling. Winston Wilson practices daily gratitude, focuses on top priorities, and engages in creative activities. Tamina Ward emphasizes that mindset fuels courage and resilience, and that even when physically limited (like her knees for running a marathon), mental focus can drive capability. ◦ Allowing for Breaks: Tarnisha Small advises taking breaks when feeling frustrated, as the industry isn't going anywhere, allowing for a fresh perspective. She also learned to not fear failure, which had held her back. ◦ Borrowing Belief: Tomina Ward suggests that when an individual's belief system is low, they can "borrow that belief" from good people in their circle. • Community and Giving Back: ◦ Sharing Resources and Wisdom: Jason C. Louder stresses the importance of sharing resources within the creative community, noting that "we cannot exist without one another." Tamina Ward is compelled to "speak life" into young adults and educators, sharing her "wealth of knowledge" to help them avoid past mistakes and break generational trauma. She believes human beings are "the original AI" through storytelling. ◦ Pouring into Others: Winston Wilson, the host, expresses that his core value is helping others succeed and that talking to people and connecting with them is a key motivator. He daily calls someone he hasn't talked to in a while to offer support. The show itself aims to inspire at least one person to expand their path. Jeneen Hammond's "Dreamer's Village" provides a supportive community for individuals to revive and monetize their creative dreams. John C. Smith, a lifelong friend of the host, exemplifies how strong, long-lasting friendships provide unwavering support and positive influence in life and creative pursuits. In essence, creators on "The Courageous Creativity Show" believe that true success stems from creating work that is authentic, impacts others positively, and allows for continuous personal growth and healing, driven by a deep sense of purpose that often transforms personal adversity into a powerful mission to serve and inspire their communities. https://winstonawilson.com

Creators on "The Courageous Creativity Show" redefine success and purpose not merely by traditional metrics like applause or fame, but through a deeper commitment to authenticity, impact, and personal growth, especially when navigating life's challenges.
Here's how they express this:
Redefining Success
• Provoking Thought and Resonating with Audiences: For playwright Jeanette Hill, a play is successful if it makes people think or provokes discussion, even if they don't agree with the content. Similarly, if a character resonates with even one person, it's a success. The goal is for people to leave thinking, even if they don't have a good time. Jeanette believes that if the audience "got it" when they leave, that's what she's striving for. She recalls a time when people in a restaurant were arguing about characters and events from her play, indicating its success in sparking discussion and relating to their lives.
• Inspiring, Healing, and Transforming: Jeneen Hammond's motivation is to tell stories that inspire, heal, and transform, emphasizing the power of one's own story and voice. This mission to help communities tell their stories, as seen in her nine-month project in Pennsylvania, highlights success through collective impact and revival. Jeneen views herself as a "steward" of stories that come from "Divine orchestration," highlighting a purpose beyond personal gain.
• Authenticity and Vulnerability: The show emphasizes that genuine conversations and authentic work are key to impactful connections with the audience. Tarnisha Small, for example, found her voice and confidence through acting by embracing vulnerability and letting go of the fear of failure. Jeneen Hammond notes that writing from an authentic space, truly reflecting oneself, can be scary but leads to impactful stories.
• Emotional Connection: Success is often measured by the emotional connection a story creates, whether through laughter or tears. Jeneen Hammond herself knows a story is on an emotional track if it makes her cry or laugh.
Finding Purpose Amidst Challenges
• Drawing on Personal Experiences: Many guests transform personal challenges into their purpose.
&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;◦ Grief and Navigation: Angel L. Henderson shares that navigating life after losing both parents requires immense courage, making her journey of building her own voice and seeking counseling a display of strength.
&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;◦ Overcoming Self-Doubt and Trauma: Tarnisha Small's journey into acting was sparked by a friend's perception of her potential, helping her overcome low self-worth and shyness. Tamina Ward uses her experiences with childhood teasing, abandonment, and generational trauma to inspire young adults to break free from their past burdens. She intentionally "dropped the pack" of past hurts. Jason C. Louder's stories, like the one about "Baba Tunde the Grio," often focus on themes of love, hope, faith, and overcoming self-doubt and trauma.
&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;◦ Healing from Pain: Jeanette Hill discusses how her play "Clean Sheets," which garnered a perfect score but theaters were afraid to produce, addresses cultural hurts, aiming to move from a "scab to a scar" for societal healing. She emphasizes that there's "no honor in pain" and that unresolved hurts can manifest as anger or other negative behaviors.
• Embracing a Divine Calling and Stewardship: Jeneen Hammond believes her writing comes from a "Divine orchestration" and views herself as a "steward" of these stories, emphasizing a purpose beyond personal gain. This resonates with the idea that every person has a "Divine calling and assignment and purpose."
• Proactive Creation and Entrepreneurship: Instead of waiting for opportunities, creators like Tarnisha Small choose to write and produce their own films to create roles for themselves and others, recognizing the need to be entrepreneurial. Jeneen Hammond developed "The Dreamer's Village" to help people revive their creative dreams and learn to monetize their gifts, emphasizing taking ownership of one's God-given dream and not waiting for external validation.&nbsp;
• Mindset and Resilience:
&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;◦ Learning from Setbacks: Jason C. Louder views challenges as "learning opportunities" that can push one forward. He uses financial challenges in the acting industry as a motivator for learning and growth.
&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;◦ "Just Do It": Portia Cue and Winston Wilson encourage creators to "just start" their projects, regardless of how big or small, and not wait for perfection or validation. Portia gives the example of Lita Renee Brown and Dour Ashwood producing their own micro-miniseries, "Pressure."
&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;◦ Consistency and Persistence: Jeanette Hill, a prolific playwright with over 100 plays, exemplifies consistency, writing "all of the time." She advises writers to keep notes, save all writing, and not let "writer's block" stop them, encouraging "what if" exercises and knowing that "there's no such thing as useless writing." She also notes that her stride was not hit until she was 72, emphasizing the importance of showing up every day, authentically, and doing what you're supposed to do, regardless of external validation.
&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;◦ Daily Practices: Guests maintain well-being through practices like gratitude journaling, meditation, exercise, and daily creative activities. Tarnisha Small starts her day with prayer, meditation, and gratitude journaling. Winston Wilson practices daily gratitude, focuses on top priorities, and engages in creative activities. Tamina Ward emphasizes that mindset fuels courage and resilience, and that even when physically limited (like her knees for running a marathon), mental focus can drive capability.
&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;◦ Allowing for Breaks: Tarnisha Small advises taking breaks when feeling frustrated, as the industry isn't going anywhere, allowing for a fresh perspective. She also learned to not fear failure, which had held her back.
&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;◦ Borrowing Belief: Tomina Ward suggests that when an individual's belief system is low, they can "borrow that belief" from good people in their circle.
• Community and Giving Back:
&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;◦ Sharing Resources and Wisdom: Jason C. Louder stresses the importance of sharing resources within the creative community, noting that "we cannot exist without one another." Tamina Ward is compelled to "speak life" into young adults and educators, sharing her "wealth of knowledge" to help them avoid past mistakes and break generational trauma. She believes human beings are "the original AI" through storytelling.
&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;◦ Pouring into Others: Winston Wilson, the host, expresses that his core value is helping others succeed and that talking to people and connecting with them is a key motivator. He daily calls someone he hasn't talked to in a while to offer support. The show itself aims to inspire at least one person to expand their path. Jeneen Hammond's "Dreamer's Village" provides a supportive community for individuals to revive and monetize their creative dreams. John C. Smith, a lifelong friend of the host, exemplifies how strong, long-lasting friendships provide unwavering support and positive influence in life and creative pursuits.
In essence, creators on "The Courageous Creativity Show" believe that true success stems from creating work that is authentic, impacts others positively, and allows for continuous personal growth and healing, driven by a deep sense of purpose that often transforms personal adversity into a powerful mission to serve and inspire their communities.



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Una conversación íntima sobre creatividad y los mejores libros 2026 con protagonistas del mundo de la cultura y las artes junto a la periodista y escritora Karen Codner. Por Espiral han pasado escritores  como Leila Guerriero, Irene Vallejo, Alejandro Zambra, Julia Navarro, Alan Pauls y cerca de otros cincuenta invitados.

Más información sobre el podcast y en el boletín Oda en www.karencodner.com

Lee, escribe, crea junto a Espiral

Lo que nunca has escuchado de los mejores escritores hispanoamericanos y personas relevantes del mundo de la literatura de Latinoamérica. Una conversación íntima sobre creatividad y los mejores libros 2026 con protagonistas del mundo de la cultura y las artes junto a la periodista y escritora Karen Codner. Por Espiral han pasado escritores como Leila Guerriero, Irene Vallejo, Alejandro Zambra, Julia Navarro, Alan Pauls y cerca de otros cincuenta invitados. Más información sobre el podcast y en el boletín Oda en www.karencodner.com Lee, escribe, crea junto a Espiral

Espiral con Karen Codner

Since 1923 Triennale Milano is Italy's foremost institution for design and contemporary culture

Triennale Milano

La voix des femmes qui font la gastronomie.

Girls in Food

Hi everyone and welcome to IAmJayBritt the Podcast! I've been in the makeup industry for almost 8 years working for some of the biggest names in the game. All I wanna do now is educate on what I know, learn some things that I don't, and have a bunch of fun! We are going to be talking about all things makeup, some things skin care cause I'm a low key enthusiast, and a little bit of hair because this is a package deal!

IAmJayBritt The Podcast

這裡是一個分享歐美設計留學知識的場域，由三位夥伴和你一起陪跑。同時也希望能帶給大家一些海外的實況，一窺一萬公里外的生活型態。 Instagram: @designcompass.tw https://www.instagram.com/designcompass.tw/ Email: designcompass.tw@gmail.com Powered by <a href="https://firstory.me/zh">Firstory Hosting</a>

這裡是一個分享歐美設計留學知識的場域，由三位夥伴和你一起陪跑。同時也希望能帶給大家一些海外的實況，一窺一萬公里外的生活型態。 Instagram: @designcompass.tw https://www.instagram.com/designcompass.tw/ Email: designcompass.tw@gmail.com Powered by Firstory Hosting

這裡是一個分享歐美設計留學知識的場域，由三位夥伴和你一起陪跑。同時也希望能帶給大家一些海外的實況，一窺一萬公里外的生活型態。 Instagram: @designcompass.tw https://www.instagram.com/designcompass.tw/ Email: designcompass.tw@gmail.com Powered by <a href="https://firstory.me/zh" rel="noopener noreferrer">Firstory Hosting</a>

設計指北針 Design Compass

Creative conversations after we put our kids to bed.

Creative conversations after we put our kids to bed.

The Mansfields After Dark

Yes, we’re that podcast. The one that doesn’t talk about anything else but books and occasionally nerdy TV shows. Our favorites are The Hunger Games, Harry Potter, and The Mortal Instruments. But we talk about so much more too! 

New episodes coming in March!!!

Go follow @love.peeta.hate. gale on Instagram for needy memes!
               Leave us a message --) https://anchor.fm/biblomaniacs0-0/message
                                                                              And a review!

Yes, we’re that podcast. The one that doesn’t talk about anything else but books and occasionally nerdy TV shows. Our favorites are The Hunger Games, Harry Potter, and The Mortal Instruments. But we talk about so much more too! New episodes coming in March!!! Go follow @love.peeta.hate. gale on Instagram for needy memes! Leave us a message --) https://anchor.fm/biblomaniacs0-0/message And a review!

Bibliomaniacs

Book recommendations for the chaste reader and for the littlest of society.

‘Read’eemable

Shutter &amp; Algorithms explores the intersection of creativity, technology, and craft—where cameras, code, and artistry meet. Hosted by photographer and creative technologist Daniel Douglas, each episode unpacks how modern tools are transforming the way we capture, edit, and share stories. From AI-driven workflows to lighting setups, client communication, and creative strategy, this show helps visual creators stay inspired and stay current. Whether you’re a photographer, videographer, or content creator, you’ll find practical insights, honest conversations, and fresh perspectives on what it means to create in the age of intelligent tools. Because creativity isn’t being replaced — it’s being redefined. <blockquote>💬 Share Your Thoughts Have a question, idea, or perspective you’d like to share? I’d love to hear from you. Use the Share Your Thoughts button on the Shutter &amp; Algorithms podcast page to send a quick voice note or message — your insight might even appear in a future episode. This show grows through conversation. Let’s explore creativity and technology together.</blockquote>

Shutter & Algorithms explores the intersection of creativity, technology, and craft—where cameras, code, and artistry meet. Hosted by photographer and creative technologist Daniel Douglas, each episode unpacks how modern tools are transforming the way we capture, edit, and share stories. From AI-driven workflows to lighting setups, client communication, and creative strategy, this show helps visual creators stay inspired and stay current. Whether you’re a photographer, videographer, or content creator, you’ll find practical insights, honest conversations, and fresh perspectives on what it means to create in the age of intelligent tools. Because creativity isn’t being replaced — it’s being redefined. 💬 Share Your Thoughts Have a question, idea, or perspective you’d like to share? I’d love to hear from you. Use the Share Your Thoughts button on the Shutter & Algorithms podcast page to send a quick voice note or message — your insight might even appear in a future episode. This show grows through conversation. Let’s explore creativity and technology together.

Shutter &amp; Algorithms explores the intersection of creativity, technology, and craft—where cameras, code, and artistry meet. Hosted by photographer and creative technologist Daniel Douglas, each episode unpacks how modern tools are transforming the way we capture, edit, and share stories. From AI-driven workflows to lighting setups, client communication, and creative strategy, this show helps visual creators stay inspired and stay current. Whether you’re a photographer, videographer, or content creator, you’ll find practical insights, honest conversations, and fresh perspectives on what it means to create in the age of intelligent tools. Because creativity isn’t being replaced — it’s being redefined. 💬 Share Your Thoughts Have a question, idea, or perspective you’d like to share? I’d love to hear from you. Use the Share Your Thoughts button on the Shutter &amp; Algorithms podcast page to send a quick voice note or message — your insight might even appear in a future episode. This show grows through conversation. Let’s explore creativity and technology together.

SHUTTER & ALGORITHMS

Twin Cities Design Scene celebrates the artists and makers who make up our vibrant communities in Minneapolis, St. Paul, and greater Minnesota. We are dedicated to building connections and support for our creatives by spotlighting their work and building awareness of each individual’s talents. Hosted by Jennie Eukel.

Twin Cities Design Scene Podcast

Each week we discuss in depth a chunk of the Harry Potter series with special episodes for topics that catch our interest.

The Third Floor Corridor

Youth from Broadway for Arts Education (BAE) around the world have taken their voices to the virtual stage! Featuring commentary, insight, poetry, music, and interviews about the issues and topics most important to tomorrow's future leaders. Edited by Oscar Rosario. Podcast art by Chelsey Hill (@illustratingdiva)

BAE Podcast Network

Josiah, Michael, &amp; Ethan talk through every book in the Freddy the Pig series by Walter R. Brooks, bringing you nostalgia, history, and an in-depth discussion of each story.

Josiah, Michael, & Ethan talk through every book in the Freddy the Pig series by Walter R. Brooks, bringing you nostalgia, history, and an in-depth discussion of each story.

Freddy Goes to a Podcast

Filmmaking and immersive theatrical experiences at the intersection of art and activism. We explore the films and filmmakers, immersive theater and their creators, who use their art to bring about political or social change, inform their audiences of important issues and perspectives, and whose goal is to ultimately make the world a better, more informed and empathetic place. This is the official podcast of Lyons Den Productions and Tethered Immersive.

Filmmaking and immersive theatrical experiences at the intersection of art and activism. We explore the films and filmmakers, immersive theater and their creators, who use their art to bring about political or social change, inform their audiences of important issues and perspectives, and whose goal is to ultimately make the world a better, more informed and empathetic place. This is the official podcast of Lyons Den Productions and Tethered Immersive.

CINEMACTIVIST

A podcast for Visionaries, Artists, and Entrepreneurs. My goal is to inspire the artist who dares to dream. Through in-depth conversations with well-known artists in the entertainment industry, this podcast will help you realize your own goals by identifying with others who have also gone through similar struggles. The insights gained in this podcast are merely tips for success. It's up to YOU to make it happen. If you 'Believe' then you can 'Achieve'. Don't give up and watch amazing things happen.- hosted by Robbie Aaron

Real Talk Underground

The Sound Of The X podcast broadcasts live monthly worldwide. An hour long show selected and mixed by Pablo Denuit. Expect to find unreleased music and brand new tracks from a variety of dance music genres. Get ready and let your senses take control. One of a kind experience is waiting for you. Enjoy the ride.

Sound Of The X

Every day, creators give us professional-level content from the back of a metaphorical (or literal) closet. No creative form is quite so liberating as the podcast. But it's also a labor of love. What goes on behind the scenes? On "Cut Loose," we take you inside their closets and inside the minds of indie podcasters to ask: how do they do it?

"Cut Loose" by Uncut.fm

A Short Story Audiobook podcast.

The Story Collector has spent his life gathering together the greatest stories of all time. And now he tells them to you, to carry on his legacy. From Horror and Fairy Tales to the Greek and Norse myths, from Science Fiction to Mystery and more...

So sit back and relax, as the Story Collector weaves you a tale or two.

A Short Story Audiobook podcast. The Story Collector has spent his life gathering together the greatest stories of all time. And now he tells them to you, to carry on his legacy. From Horror and Fairy Tales to the Greek and Norse myths, from Science Fiction to Mystery and more... So sit back and relax, as the Story Collector weaves you a tale or two.

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