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Host Michael Shields brings you Beyond the Margin, guiding you deeper into the stories told at the online literary and cultural magazine, Across the Margin. Listen in as they take you on a storytelling journey, one where you are bound to meet a plethora of intriguing writers, wordsmiths, poets, artists, activists, musicians, and unhinged eccentrics illustrating the notion that there are captivating stories to be found everywhere.<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.

Host Michael Shields brings you Beyond the Margin, guiding you deeper into the stories told at the online literary and cultural magazine, Across the Margin. Listen in as they take you on a storytelling journey, one where you are bound to meet a plethora of intriguing writers, wordsmiths, poets, artists, activists, musicians, and unhinged eccentrics illustrating the notion that there are captivating stories to be found everywhere. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Host Michael Shields brings you Beyond the Margin, guiding you deeper into the stories told at the online literary and cultural magazine, Across the Margin. Listen in as they take you on a storytelling journey, one where you are bound to meet a plethora of intriguing writers, wordsmiths, poets, artists, activists, musicians, and unhinged eccentrics illustrating the notion that there are captivating stories to be found everywhere. Hosted on Acast. See <a href="https://acast.com/privacy" rel="noopener noreferrer">acast.com/privacy</a> for more information.

Across the Margin: The Podcast

We engage diverse scholars, activists, and social innovators in the search for the ideas and solutions that will assist in the peaceful evolution of humanity. In addition to hosting seminars, public forums and talks, the Center also publishes books and web resources related to peace, education, and human dignity.

Ikeda Center Podcast

Follow 2 black girls who don't have it all together, but are trying to navigate the world the best way they know how. Join Serene and Lydia as they share their hilarious and insightful outlooks on life, love, friendships and anything that may cross their paths. They have a lot to say and they want to tell you before they forget...

Before I Forget... The Podcast

Collecting weirdos and telling their stories.

Odd With Aubry

The Most Extraordinary Ordinary Podcast brings you stories about life, business, significance of relationships, overcoming obstacles, and success from various Pro Athletes, Coaches, Business Owners, Media Moguls, and Sports Agents.  This Podcast produces Tangible Inspiration for the audience through detailed interviews that comb through the journeys of our guests.

The Most Extraordinary Ordinary Podcast brings you stories about life, business, significance of relationships, overcoming obstacles, and success from various Pro Athletes, Coaches, Business Owners, Media Moguls, and Sports Agents. This Podcast produces Tangible Inspiration for the audience through detailed interviews that comb through the journeys of our guests.

The Most Extraordinary Ordinary Podcast

Ahmed Best interviews artistis, futurists, technologists, scientists,media professionals and anyone in between who are creating the world of tomorrow today.

theafrofuturistpodcast

Pot Snobs from San Francisco and Portland indulge in weekly elevated discourse about the best of the best in West Coast cannabis.

Pot Snobs Podcast

Comedian Mary Houlihan (Broad City, The Chris Gethard Show) interviews comedians, journalists, activists and folks not represented in mainstream media.Support the show by subscribing at youtube.com/maryhoulihan and patreon.com/maryhoulihan

Comedian Mary Houlihan (Broad City, The Chris Gethard Show) interviews comedians, journalists, activists and folks not represented in mainstream media. Support the show by subscribing at youtube.com/maryhoulihan and patreon.com/maryhoulihan

The Mary Houlihan Show

The Historically Queer podcast is your HQ for intimate moments from our movements, as told by LGBTQ activists of color. For this biweekly podcast, I will talk to folks from across the country and dig deep into my archives. You will meet some of the pioneers who paved the way for LGBTQ rights and raised our political consciousness about the ways race, gender, and sexuality are inseparable. Together, we will connect the present to the past by uncovering stories of queer activism by people of color throughout the decades. Historically Queer will give you a deeper understanding of the present, reignite our sense of belonging, and propel us to action.

Historically Queer

Welcome to the The Chronicles Of O’ podcast, where we rant and move on.

The Chronicles Of O’

A podcast where I invite people who are in and surround the transgender community to talk about their experiences in order to bridge the gap and show who Transgender people really are.

Journeys

In My B.A.G. amplifies voices of the Black Gay/Queer community whose making and have made an impact in the community through candid conversations and empowering interviews.

IN MY B.A.G. (BLACK AND GAY)

Same, Dude is a podcast that feels you. Hosts Jackie and Jen talk about the stuff that everyone is going through and no one is talking about enough. Music by Kotic Couture.

Same, Dude

Join hosts Jake Castle and Ye on a Hip-Hop fueled meeting of the minds as they dissect the dualities of the everyday struggle that is life.

Free The Robots

المصحف الكامل للقارئ ياسر الدوسري - رواية حفص عن عاصم من موقع المكتبة الصوتية للقرآن الكريم 
http://www.mp3quran.net Mp3 Quran
 Yasser Al-Dosari - Rewayat Hafs A'n Assem

المصحف الكامل للقارئ ياسر الدوسري - رواية حفص عن عاصم من موقع المكتبة الصوتية للقرآن الكريم http://www.mp3quran.net Mp3 Quran Yasser Al-Dosari - Rewayat Hafs A'n Assem

القارئ ياسر الدوسري - رواية حفص عن عاصم -  Yasser Al-Dosari - Rewayat Hafs A'n Assem |

Dawson McAllister speaks truth about the tough issues young people face today. In this podcast, he brings insight to people looking for help with relationships, depression, self-worth, and more. He brings years of experience, clear thinking and biblical truths to an audience seeking hope.

The Dawson McAllister Podcast

I Don't Know the Podcast is a weekly sideways look at the paranormal hosted by K-Mill.
Are ghosts real? What are UFO's? Are witches sexy? I don't know!

I Don't Know the Podcast is a weekly sideways look at the paranormal hosted by K-Mill. Are ghosts real? What are UFO's? Are witches sexy? I don't know!

I Don't Know - The Podcast

Begin Again is for people in the second half of life who sense that the identity they've been carrying no longer fits. Host Winston Faircloth — spiritual director, daily poet, and fellow traveler — brings honest conversation, personal story, and original poetry to the journey of remembering, releasing, and returning to who God created you to be. Visit www.myreuniontour.com for more resources.

Begin Again with Winston Faircloth

The show where we discuss all things related to the foster care system and early childhood trauma. From foster parents, trauma experts, former foster kids and beyond, we’ll take a deep dive into the complexities of the foster care crisis in an effort to better understand how to fix it!

Stable Moments Podcast

A podcast about disability politics, health, and life from the perspective of two chronically ill Colombian femmes.

Chronicles

Tighten up your moccasins, it’s a journey to Forever!

H'upahu Duta

Partnered with a Survivor is a professional-focused podcast created and produced by Ruth Reymundo and hosted by the Safe &amp; Together Institute. What began as intimate conversations between Ruth and <a href="/about-david-mandel">David Mandel</a>—founder of the Institute and creator of the <a href="/the-safe-together-model">Safe &amp; Together Model</a>—about violence, relationships, abuse, and the systems that respond to them has grown into a global conversation about systems and culture change. Hosted by Ruth and co-hosted by David, the podcast features in-depth, professionally grounded discussions about how institutions respond to domestic abuse, gender-based violence, and child maltreatment. Many episodes also feature global leaders working across fields such as child safety, men and masculinity, perpetrator accountability, fatherhood, and partnering with survivors.Together, these conversations examine how systems often fail adult and child survivors, how societal narratives about masculinity and violence shape professional practice, and how intersectional realities—including cultural and religious beliefs, racialised identities, LGBTQ+ experiences, immigration status, disability, and other structural vulnerabilities—shape responses to abuse and violence. The podcast offers an insider lens into how professionals navigate systems not only as practitioners, but also as parents and partners. Through candid dialogue and critical reflection, Ruth and David challenge the assumptions and structures that limit meaningful accountability, safety, and healing. The goal is collective movement across systems, cultures, and families toward greater safety, nurturance, and sustained change. Disclaimer: Episodes contain sensitive topics and occasional mature language that may be difficult for some listeners. The views and opinions expressed by podcast guests are their own and do not necessarily reflect those of the Safe &amp; Together Institute or its staff.

Partnered with a Survivor is a professional-focused podcast created and produced by Ruth Reymundo and hosted by the Safe & Together Institute. What began as intimate conversations between Ruth and David Mandel—founder of the Institute and creator of the Safe & Together Model—about violence, relationships, abuse, and the systems that respond to them has grown into a global conversation about systems and culture change. Hosted by Ruth and co-hosted by David, the podcast features in-depth, professionally grounded discussions about how institutions respond to domestic abuse, gender-based violence, and child maltreatment. Many episodes also feature global leaders working across fields such as child safety, men and masculinity, perpetrator accountability, fatherhood, and partnering with survivors. Together, these conversations examine how systems often fail adult and child survivors, how societal narratives about masculinity and violence shape professional practice, and how intersectional realities—including cultural and religious beliefs, racialised identities, LGBTQ+ experiences, immigration status, disability, and other structural vulnerabilities—shape responses to abuse and violence. The podcast offers an insider lens into how professionals navigate systems not only as practitioners, but also as parents and partners. Through candid dialogue and critical reflection, Ruth and David challenge the assumptions and structures that limit meaningful accountability, safety, and healing. The goal is collective movement across systems, cultures, and families toward greater safety, nurturance, and sustained change. Disclaimer: Episodes contain sensitive topics and occasional mature language that may be difficult for some listeners. The views and opinions expressed by podcast guests are their own and do not necessarily reflect those of the Safe & Together Institute or its staff.

Partnered with a Survivor is a professional-focused podcast created and produced by Ruth Reymundo and hosted by the Safe &amp; Together Institute. What began as intimate conversations between Ruth and <a href="/about-david-mandel" rel="noopener noreferrer">David Mandel</a>—founder of the Institute and creator of the <a href="/the-safe-together-model" rel="noopener noreferrer">Safe &amp; Together Model</a>—about violence, relationships, abuse, and the systems that respond to them has grown into a global conversation about systems and culture change. Hosted by Ruth and co-hosted by David, the podcast features in-depth, professionally grounded discussions about how institutions respond to domestic abuse, gender-based violence, and child maltreatment. Many episodes also feature global leaders working across fields such as child safety, men and masculinity, perpetrator accountability, fatherhood, and partnering with survivors.Together, these conversations examine how systems often fail adult and child survivors, how societal narratives about masculinity and violence shape professional practice, and how intersectional realities—including cultural and religious beliefs, racialised identities, LGBTQ+ experiences, immigration status, disability, and other structural vulnerabilities—shape responses to abuse and violence. The podcast offers an insider lens into how professionals navigate systems not only as practitioners, but also as parents and partners. Through candid dialogue and critical reflection, Ruth and David challenge the assumptions and structures that limit meaningful accountability, safety, and healing. The goal is collective movement across systems, cultures, and families toward greater safety, nurturance, and sustained change. Disclaimer: Episodes contain sensitive topics and occasional mature language that may be difficult for some listeners. The views and opinions expressed by podcast guests are their own and do not necessarily reflect those of the Safe &amp; Together Institute or its staff.

Partnered with a Survivor: David Mandel and Ruth Reymundo Mandel

Daniel Dumbrill, a Canadian living in China since 2008 brings you unique insights, stories and interviews from China and beyond.

The Dumbrlll Podcast

I know...you want to read the whole Bible.  Your intentions are good.  But it’s tough!  Life is busy.  Would it help if you had a friend?  Because I would love to be that friend!  I’m Joy Miller and I want to invite you to read along with me everyday in God’s Word, here on the Lifting Her Voice podcast.  So, hit that Subscribe button, grab your Bible, and join me here everyday.  Invite a friend.  We can do this together!

I know...you want to read the whole Bible. Your intentions are good. But it’s tough! Life is busy. Would it help if you had a friend? Because I would love to be that friend! I’m Joy Miller and I want to invite you to read along with me everyday in God’s Word, here on the Lifting Her Voice podcast. So, hit that Subscribe button, grab your Bible, and join me here everyday. Invite a friend. We can do this together!

Lifting Her Voice

Stimulating and sometimes heated discussions about all things 80’s and 90’s! Two childhood friends riff about movies, television, music, and culture from a better time… before the world went to hell around the year 2000. < ’00 | #LessThan2000 | An Art House Empire Production

Stimulating and sometimes heated discussions about all things 80’s and 90’s! Two childhood friends riff about movies, television, music, and culture from a better time… before the world went to hell around the year 2000. &lt; ’00 | #LessThan2000 | An Art House Empire Production

Less Than 2000

The Layers of Us is a podcast about identity, growth, and the stories that make us who we are. While we center and uplift voices from queer, BIPOC, and Asian communities, this space is for anyone with a layered story to tell. Through honest conversations, we explore where we’ve been, what we’ve carried, and who we’re becoming - one story at a time.

The Layers of Us

The Bounce Back podcast, hosted by Andrea Vecchio, is a collection of conversations with inspirational people and the greatest life lessons they've learned through their biggest failures and setbacks. The lessons are in the bounce back, and this podcast is designed to give you insight on how to become the best version of yourself and support others on the climb to their "bounce back."

The Bounce Back with Andrea Vecchio

Our collective of Generous Thinkers creates space for discussions on self-expression. We celebrate individuality, “beauty,” and Black hair as an educational and creative platform that encourages our listeners to define ”identity” on their own terms. Learn more about our work by following this link: https://mycolorfulnana.com

Thanks for thinking generously!

Our collective of Generous Thinkers creates space for discussions on self-expression. We celebrate individuality, “beauty,” and Black hair as an educational and creative platform that encourages our listeners to define ”identity” on their own terms. Learn more about our work by following this link: https://mycolorfulnana.com Thanks for thinking generously!

My Colorful Nana

“喂，Iphie吗？我是Wendy，你最近怎么样？”/欢迎来到打个电话给你Podcast，我们是Wendy和Iphie，目前居住在香港和北京的妙龄女性代表，一个从事且沉迷电影，另一个热衷人类学和社会创新，在信仰的路上越走越诚恳。/我们曾经也叫“我不够好吗”，在这么大的世界有一些自我怀疑也是正常的吧？所以我们每周的一通电话，有时聊点感情的娱乐的，有时分享些理性的思辨的，有时也会不小心触及心中柔软的疼痛的。/如果听Podcast是为了陪伴，希望我们这一通电话，能用最真诚却也最随意的对话，温暖你的时间。/（这八十年代的煽情文案真是充分暴露年龄毫不手软...）

“喂，Iphie吗？我是Wendy，你最近怎么样？”/欢迎来到打个电话给你Podcast，我们是Wendy和Iphie，目前居住在香港和北京的妙龄女性代表，一个从事且沉迷电影，另一个热衷人类学和社会创新，在信仰的路上越走越诚恳。/我们曾经也叫“我不够好吗”，在这么大的世界有一些自我怀疑也是正常的吧？所以我们每周的一通电话，有时聊点感情的娱乐的，有时分享些理性的思辨的，有时也会不小心触及心中柔软的疼痛的。/如果听Podcast是为了陪伴，希望我们这一通电话，能用最真诚却也最随意的对话，温暖你的时间。/（这八十年代的煽情文案真是充分暴露年龄毫不手软...）

“喂，Iphie吗？我是Wendy，你最近怎么样？”/欢迎来到打个电话给你Podcast，我们是Wendy和Iphie，目前居住在香港和北京的妙龄女性代表，一个从事且沉迷电影，另一个热衷人类学和社会创新，在信仰的路上越走越诚恳。/我们曾经也叫“我不够好吗”，在这么大的世界有一些自我怀疑也是正常的吧？所以我们每周的一通电话，有时聊点感情的娱乐的，有时分享些理性的思辨的，有时也会不小心触及心中柔软的疼痛的。/如果听Podcast是为了陪伴，希望我们这一通电话，能用最真诚却也最随意的对话，温暖你的时间。/（这八十年代的煽情文案真是充分暴露年龄毫不手软...）

打个电话给你One Call Away

Gratitude
The purpose of the Utah Women’s Walk is to recognize and show gratitude for the lives of notable women who have made significant contributions to life in the state of Utah over the past one hundred and fifty years. The intention of this project is to educate the public about the remarkable lives of Utah women and to uplift, inspire, and motivate other women to reach for their highest potential. The Utah Women’s Walk is also meant to encourage appreciation for the variety of work in which Utah women are engaged and to demonstrate the cultural, ethnic, and religious diversity in our state. Research for this project originated with the completion of a master’s thesis by Michele Welch in 2007, under the direction of Dr. Jan Roush and Dr. Melody Graulich at Utah State University. Currently, the project is underway with students in an American Studies course at Utah Valley University. Students are currently interviewing, researching, and writing about the lives of significant Utah women that most inspire them. On completion, biographies, recordings, and transcriptions of the interviews will be housed in the George Sutherland Archives at Utah Valley University.


Origin
On the last day of completing my finals at Brigham Young University in April of 2001, I wanted to do something special to commemorate my completion of an undergraduate degree in Humanities. I called my niece, Hilary, to walk through the newly completed Thanksgiving Point Garden in Lehi, Utah to celebrate this special day. Hilary and I spent a very enjoyable time reminiscing about her mother, Rebecca who had passed away from cancer five years earlier, when Hilary was only eight years old. It is hard to describe the uplifting experience we had in words—it was not just a time of celebration, it was a significant experience of enjoying the beauties of nature and sharing information with Hilary about her remarkable mother. Together the walk provided us an educational, motivating, inspirational, and healing experience not long forgotten. Shortly afterwards, I read an article in Good Housekeeping about a New Jersey Senator, Diane Allen, who was spearheading legislation to develop a “New Jersey’s Women’s Heritage Trail” commemorating the contributions of women to the history of their state. Since that time I have become aware of other projects such as the “Boston Women’s Heritage Trail,” which honors the important work of women in Massachusetts. The Boston exhibit highlights household names such as Abigail Adams, Amelia Earhart, and Rose Kennedy, while other designated women are much less familiar. Similarly, the University of Portland recently opened an exhibit on their campus called “Walk of the Heroines.” Over the course of nearly 20 years, the uplifting garden walk with my niece has developed into a viable and important future exhibit whereby many can enjoy and learn about Utah women. –Michele A. Welch


Garden Walk
On September 16, 2017 Utah Women’s Walk opened a garden walk exhibit at Thanksgiving Point as a way of honoring the women of Utah.  The opening included a welcome by Jeanette Herbert, remarks by Utah Valley University President Matthew Holland, and the One Voice Children’s Choir. The centerpiece statue Connexion, commissioned by Utah Woman’s Walk, is representative of the diversity of culture, ethnicity, racial, and age of the women of Utah.  It also depicts women lifting and supporting one another as they navigate through their personal experiences. Connexion is the only standing exhibit recognizing the collective influence of women who have powerfully shaped Utah’s unique and cherished heritage.

“I’ve learned that people forget what you said, people will forget what you did, but people will never forget how you made them feel.” – Maya Angelou
Maya Angelou
Thanksgiving Point welcomes over 200,000 guests each year to their gardens.  As guests visit the exhibit they will be able to access, on a mobile device, abbreviated video interviews of Utah Woman’s Walk honorees.  Guests who would like more information will be directed to the full transcript and video of the interview in the Utah Valley University George Sutherland Archives, accessed through the Utah Woman’s Walk website.  We envision the garden walk to be a place of healing, learning, and appreciation. Tens of thousands will have the opportunity to walk the exhibit, read and hear the stories of these tremendous women.  The story of Utah women is the greatest story never told.


Research
Research for the Utah Women’s Walk will be based primarily on personal interviews with nominees whenever possible and rely on secondary resources as needed, for example, in the case that a nominee is deceased. Biographies written by others may also be submitted and should be no longer than 1,500 words or five typed pages. Transcripts of the interviews and final biographies will be kept in the George Sutherland Archives at Utah Valley University. Selection of women featured in the garden will reflect a wide variety of accomplishments by women who have made notable contributions in their field of expertise and have had significant influence on the lives of others both inside and outside of the state. The women chosen will reflect the diversity of the state of Utah based on modern demographic studies and, where possible, will represent all geographic regions of Utah.

Gratitude The purpose of the Utah Women’s Walk is to recognize and show gratitude for the lives of notable women who have made significant contributions to life in the state of Utah over the past one hundred and fifty years. The intention of this project is to educate the public about the remarkable lives of Utah women and to uplift, inspire, and motivate other women to reach for their highest potential. The Utah Women’s Walk is also meant to encourage appreciation for the variety of work in which Utah women are engaged and to demonstrate the cultural, ethnic, and religious diversity in our state. Research for this project originated with the completion of a master’s thesis by Michele Welch in 2007, under the direction of Dr. Jan Roush and Dr. Melody Graulich at Utah State University. Currently, the project is underway with students in an American Studies course at Utah Valley University. Students are currently interviewing, researching, and writing about the lives of significant Utah women that most inspire them. On completion, biographies, recordings, and transcriptions of the interviews will be housed in the George Sutherland Archives at Utah Valley University. Origin On the last day of completing my finals at Brigham Young University in April of 2001, I wanted to do something special to commemorate my completion of an undergraduate degree in Humanities. I called my niece, Hilary, to walk through the newly completed Thanksgiving Point Garden in Lehi, Utah to celebrate this special day. Hilary and I spent a very enjoyable time reminiscing about her mother, Rebecca who had passed away from cancer five years earlier, when Hilary was only eight years old. It is hard to describe the uplifting experience we had in words—it was not just a time of celebration, it was a significant experience of enjoying the beauties of nature and sharing information with Hilary about her remarkable mother. Together the walk provided us an educational, motivating, inspirational, and healing experience not long forgotten. Shortly afterwards, I read an article in Good Housekeeping about a New Jersey Senator, Diane Allen, who was spearheading legislation to develop a “New Jersey’s Women’s Heritage Trail” commemorating the contributions of women to the history of their state. Since that time I have become aware of other projects such as the “Boston Women’s Heritage Trail,” which honors the important work of women in Massachusetts. The Boston exhibit highlights household names such as Abigail Adams, Amelia Earhart, and Rose Kennedy, while other designated women are much less familiar. Similarly, the University of Portland recently opened an exhibit on their campus called “Walk of the Heroines.” Over the course of nearly 20 years, the uplifting garden walk with my niece has developed into a viable and important future exhibit whereby many can enjoy and learn about Utah women. –Michele A. Welch Garden Walk On September 16, 2017 Utah Women’s Walk opened a garden walk exhibit at Thanksgiving Point as a way of honoring the women of Utah. The opening included a welcome by Jeanette Herbert, remarks by Utah Valley University President Matthew Holland, and the One Voice Children’s Choir. The centerpiece statue Connexion, commissioned by Utah Woman’s Walk, is representative of the diversity of culture, ethnicity, racial, and age of the women of Utah. It also depicts women lifting and supporting one another as they navigate through their personal experiences. Connexion is the only standing exhibit recognizing the collective influence of women who have powerfully shaped Utah’s unique and cherished heritage. “I’ve learned that people forget what you said, people will forget what you did, but people will never forget how you made them feel.” – Maya Angelou Maya Angelou Thanksgiving Point welcomes over 200,000 guests each year to their gardens. As guests visit the exhibit they will be able to access, on a mobile device, abbreviated video interviews of Utah Woman’s Walk honorees. Guests who would like more information will be directed to the full transcript and video of the interview in the Utah Valley University George Sutherland Archives, accessed through the Utah Woman’s Walk website. We envision the garden walk to be a place of healing, learning, and appreciation. Tens of thousands will have the opportunity to walk the exhibit, read and hear the stories of these tremendous women. The story of Utah women is the greatest story never told. Research Research for the Utah Women’s Walk will be based primarily on personal interviews with nominees whenever possible and rely on secondary resources as needed, for example, in the case that a nominee is deceased. Biographies written by others may also be submitted and should be no longer than 1,500 words or five typed pages. Transcripts of the interviews and final biographies will be kept in the George Sutherland Archives at Utah Valley University. Selection of women featured in the garden will reflect a wide variety of accomplishments by women who have made notable contributions in their field of expertise and have had significant influence on the lives of others both inside and outside of the state. The women chosen will reflect the diversity of the state of Utah based on modern demographic studies and, where possible, will represent all geographic regions of Utah.

LEGACIES - Utah Women's Walk

The Crusader Podcast covers honest conversations from the streets to the global stage, diving into current state-side and worldwide issues shaping our culture and social feeds. Speaking on what others won’t, the show delivers honest insight, encouragement, motivation, and personal wisdom earned through lived experience—speaking for some and defending for most. <a href="https://freelabelcreatives.substack.com?utm_medium=podcast">freelabelcreatives.substack.com</a>

The Crusader Podcast covers honest conversations from the streets to the global stage, diving into current state-side and worldwide issues shaping our culture and social feeds. Speaking on what others won’t, the show delivers honest insight, encouragement, motivation, and personal wisdom earned through lived experience—speaking for some and defending for most. freelabelcreatives.substack.com

The Crusader Podcast covers honest conversations from the streets to the global stage, diving into current state-side and worldwide issues shaping our culture and social feeds. Speaking on what others won’t, the show delivers honest insight, encouragement, motivation, and personal wisdom earned through lived experience—speaking for some and defending for most. <a href="https://freelabelcreatives.substack.com?utm_medium=podcast" rel="noopener noreferrer">freelabelcreatives.substack.com</a>

The Crusader Podcast

The UK's rail network is one of the safest in the world, but this is a reputation that has been hard-won through a dark history of death and destruction. Each of these accidents has helped to prevent another in the future. Signals to Danger is a series of Podcasts exploring and explaining the worst disasters on the UK rail network. Using reports, inquiries, news articles and first hand accounts, we will dive deep into these accidents and understand what went wrong, who was effected and how each incident went on to change the railway going forwards.<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.

The UK's rail network is one of the safest in the world, but this is a reputation that has been hard-won through a dark history of death and destruction. Each of these accidents has helped to prevent another in the future. Signals to Danger is a series of Podcasts exploring and explaining the worst disasters on the UK rail network. Using reports, inquiries, news articles and first hand accounts, we will dive deep into these accidents and understand what went wrong, who was effected and how each incident went on to change the railway going forwards. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The UK's rail network is one of the safest in the world, but this is a reputation that has been hard-won through a dark history of death and destruction. Each of these accidents has helped to prevent another in the future. Signals to Danger is a series of Podcasts exploring and explaining the worst disasters on the UK rail network. Using reports, inquiries, news articles and first hand accounts, we will dive deep into these accidents and understand what went wrong, who was effected and how each incident went on to change the railway going forwards. Hosted on Acast. See <a href="https://acast.com/privacy" rel="noopener noreferrer">acast.com/privacy</a> for more information.

Signals to Danger

After ending her 10-year marriage, celebrity publicist, author, motivational speaker and future psychotherapist, Mindie Barnett entered the new world of dating.&nbsp;Out of the game for more than a decade, she was stunned by the influx of Tinder, Bumble and Hinge suitors coming at her at full speed … and the “bravery” of the men as they boldly shared their hopes, dreams and fantasies with her! Wow! Dating in the digital world seemed to have taken over a whole new way of doing business and she wanted to explore and know why and how to maneuver this unknown territory in her quest for love. In this funny, witty and informative podcast about dating and love – Mindie interviews her tribe of high-profile and equally single friends, dating experts and public figures. Each week, they’ll dish about dating debacles, connection successes and embracing the notion of loving yourself.&nbsp;The&nbsp;Race&nbsp;for the&nbsp;Ring&nbsp;is every woman’s “race” not necessary to the altar but to catch her most prized possession – a partner, a friendship or simply owning one’s worth. Don’t miss this “Sex and the City” meets “The Morning Show” weekly podcast! <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.

After ending her 10-year marriage, celebrity publicist, author, motivational speaker and future psychotherapist, Mindie Barnett entered the new world of dating. Out of the game for more than a decade, she was stunned by the influx of Tinder, Bumble and Hinge suitors coming at her at full speed … and the “bravery” of the men as they boldly shared their hopes, dreams and fantasies with her! Wow! Dating in the digital world seemed to have taken over a whole new way of doing business and she wanted to explore and know why and how to maneuver this unknown territory in her quest for love. In this funny, witty and informative podcast about dating and love – Mindie interviews her tribe of high-profile and equally single friends, dating experts and public figures. Each week, they’ll dish about dating debacles, connection successes and embracing the notion of loving yourself. The Race for the Ring is every woman’s “race” not necessary to the altar but to catch her most prized possession – a partner, a friendship or simply owning one’s worth. Don’t miss this “Sex and the City” meets “The Morning Show” weekly podcast! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

After ending her 10-year marriage, celebrity publicist, author, motivational speaker and future psychotherapist, Mindie Barnett entered the new world of dating.&nbsp;Out of the game for more than a decade, she was stunned by the influx of Tinder, Bumble and Hinge suitors coming at her at full speed … and the “bravery” of the men as they boldly shared their hopes, dreams and fantasies with her! Wow! Dating in the digital world seemed to have taken over a whole new way of doing business and she wanted to explore and know why and how to maneuver this unknown territory in her quest for love. In this funny, witty and informative podcast about dating and love – Mindie interviews her tribe of high-profile and equally single friends, dating experts and public figures. Each week, they’ll dish about dating debacles, connection successes and embracing the notion of loving yourself.&nbsp;The&nbsp;Race&nbsp;for the&nbsp;Ring&nbsp;is every woman’s “race” not necessary to the altar but to catch her most prized possession – a partner, a friendship or simply owning one’s worth. Don’t miss this “Sex and the City” meets “The Morning Show” weekly podcast! Hosted on Acast. See <a href="https://acast.com/privacy" rel="noopener noreferrer">acast.com/privacy</a> for more information.

The Race for the Ring

While everyone experiences change in life, no two people go through the same journey. What is preventing you from stepping into the life you visualize? Is it a busy schedule, a health condition, a lack of confidence, or habits of self-sabotage? Maybe it’s a little of all of them! 

In the Gift to Shift podcast, I spend every episode exploring a different concept or personal story related to a shift with my guests. Some episodes are deeply personal, helping listeners uncover their own epiphany by listening to someone else’s experiences. Others are more abstract, centered on the theories and notions that we must return to and master if our shift into our personal best is going to be sustainable. But what unites all these episodes is the invitation to explore a new and different perspective, and emerge a little wiser, kinder, or more prepared to tackle the day. 

Won’t you join us? Jump in wherever the ideas and topics resonate with your needs at this moment. Or, contact me to share your own story and help others by being featured as a podcast guest.
Aissa Hillebrand
Intuitive Mindset Coach

While everyone experiences change in life, no two people go through the same journey. What is preventing you from stepping into the life you visualize? Is it a busy schedule, a health condition, a lack of confidence, or habits of self-sabotage? Maybe it’s a little of all of them! In the Gift to Shift podcast, I spend every episode exploring a different concept or personal story related to a shift with my guests. Some episodes are deeply personal, helping listeners uncover their own epiphany by listening to someone else’s experiences. Others are more abstract, centered on the theories and notions that we must return to and master if our shift into our personal best is going to be sustainable. But what unites all these episodes is the invitation to explore a new and different perspective, and emerge a little wiser, kinder, or more prepared to tackle the day. Won’t you join us? Jump in wherever the ideas and topics resonate with your needs at this moment. Or, contact me to share your own story and help others by being featured as a podcast guest. Aissa Hillebrand Intuitive Mindset Coach

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