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Abolitionist Approach Vegan. Continuing the abolitionist veganism approach Down Under.

NZ Vegan Podcast

Melrose Scout Productions Podcast features Boy Scout and Cub Scout related videos. This podcast from the former scoutmaster of Troop 68 includes videos featuring the Boy Scouts and leadership of Boy Scout Troop 68 during the last thirty-five years. MSPP is also the home of the puppet called Buttons, the radical Boy Scout, who shares his thoughts about that great adventure we call Boy Scouting. We appreciate your comments, so please leave one. Don't forget to subscribe!

Melrose Scouting Productions Podcast

Beer of the Day Podcast is a celebration of the craft beer renaissance we are currently enjoying.  We try craft beer of different styles and give our opinions, discuss the latest beer news of the day, talk about beer events we have attended recently, and much more.

Beer of the Day Podcast is a celebration of the craft beer renaissance we are currently enjoying. We try craft beer of different styles and give our opinions, discuss the latest beer news of the day, talk about beer events we have attended recently, and much more.

Beer of the Day Podcast

Colleen Lindl speaks with people about a seemingly trivial detail in their life.

Mostly Minutia

Podcasting from the feminist cool kids table every #feministcrushfriday about art and activism. You know you want to sit with us. Pull up a chair.

Feminist Crush

Abu Usamah was born in New Jersey in 1964. He embraced Islam in 1986 and went onto studying in the Islamic University of Madinah for eight years where he graduated from the College of Da’wah and Usool-ad-Din.

Abu Usamah has been very active in da’wah since the day he embraced Islam. He has been the Imam of various mosques in the United States and in the United Kingdom.

Abu Usamah zeal and eagerness in conveying the true message of Islam has lead him to many parts of the world, delivering lectures and seminars, as well as translating for many scholars and du’aat from the Arab world.

Abu Usamah has been blessed in studying with some of the greatest scholars of our time, to name a few, Sheikh Umar Fulaatah at the Rawdah of the Prophets Mosque, Sheikh Muhammad ‘Atiyyah Saalim (author of Tafsir ‘Adwaa ul-Bayaan’), Sheikh Abdullah Muhammad al-Ghunaymaan, Sheikh Muhammad al-Jaami, Sheikh Saalih al-Fawzaan and many more. He was also very fortunate to have spent two summers in intensive study under Sheikh Ibn Baaz and Sheikh Ibn Uthaymin.

Abu Usamah was born in New Jersey in 1964. He embraced Islam in 1986 and went onto studying in the Islamic University of Madinah for eight years where he graduated from the College of Da’wah and Usool-ad-Din. Abu Usamah has been very active in da’wah since the day he embraced Islam. He has been the Imam of various mosques in the United States and in the United Kingdom. Abu Usamah zeal and eagerness in conveying the true message of Islam has lead him to many parts of the world, delivering lectures and seminars, as well as translating for many scholars and du’aat from the Arab world. Abu Usamah has been blessed in studying with some of the greatest scholars of our time, to name a few, Sheikh Umar Fulaatah at the Rawdah of the Prophets Mosque, Sheikh Muhammad ‘Atiyyah Saalim (author of Tafsir ‘Adwaa ul-Bayaan’), Sheikh Abdullah Muhammad al-Ghunaymaan, Sheikh Muhammad al-Jaami, Sheikh Saalih al-Fawzaan and many more. He was also very fortunate to have spent two summers in intensive study under Sheikh Ibn Baaz and Sheikh Ibn Uthaymin.

Abu Usamah At-Thahabi

Get inspired. Get motivated. Get stories of Black history made and in the making. Noire History features Black history facts, non-fiction book reviews, and documentary discussions from across the Black diaspora. Join your host Natasha Nicolo to celebrate Black pride, excellence, and power all 365 days of the year.

Noire History

A podcast hosted by Shaq Sims where he inteviews artists, rappers, singers, producers, public figures, entrepreneurs and anyone else who's "getting it out of the mud". While talking everything from society, culture, hip-hop and everything in between. Take a listen as he embarks on a weekly journey on how these people made a way from nothing to something.

Muddy Waterz Podcast

The OFFICIAL fancast of David Foster Wallace&#x2019;s seminal novel, &#x201c;Infinite Jest&#x201d;- hosted by Jared and Stephen. Join us each week as we discuss our weekly selection of IJ, as well as a novella of our choosing, and any topics art/culture adjacent.

The OFFICIAL fancast of David Foster Wallace’s seminal novel, “Infinite Jest”- hosted by Jared and Stephen. Join us each week as we discuss our weekly selection of IJ, as well as a novella of our choosing, and any topics art/culture adjacent.

David Foster Wallace, and Gromit Podcast

Make-Believe Money

Welcome to Stuff(ed), where we educate you about...stuff.

Stuff(ed)

Gwen goes high. Gwen goes low. Not Michelle Obama. Real talk not for the faint at heart. Gab with Gwen about life, love, sex, dating, relationships, identity, politics and randomness!

Gab with Gwen

Welcome to the Friday 5 Podcast! This is your one stop for all things pop culture from the 80s to today with a dose of everyday happenings &amp; adventures from your hosts Brent and Eric. 

We have 4 ongoing series called Friday Night Flashback, Stop &amp; Chat, The Ones With Rex &amp; A Mystery Guest and Friday Five Top 5 in 5! Be sure to follow us on Facebook, Instagram and leave a review on Apple or Spotify!

Welcome to the Friday 5 Podcast! This is your one stop for all things pop culture from the 80s to today with a dose of everyday happenings & adventures from your hosts Brent and Eric. We have 4 ongoing series called Friday Night Flashback, Stop & Chat, The Ones With Rex & A Mystery Guest and Friday Five Top 5 in 5! Be sure to follow us on Facebook, Instagram and leave a review on Apple or Spotify!

Friday 5 Podcast

Room 9 Productions: Where Beliefs Go to Be Challenged
Welcome to Room 9— a show that refuses to play it safe, tiptoe around sacred cows, or let anyone (host included) off the hook when it comes to their beliefs. If you’re tired of echo chambers, allergic to dogma (whether it’s religious, political, or scientific), and hungry for conversations that actually interrogate the roots of what we think we know, then you’ve just found your new favorite listen.
It's not just another podcast where ideas politely brush past each other. Here, we take a sledgehammer to the foundations—left, right, center, and every shade in between. The goal isn’t to shock for the sake of it, but to create a space where honest, uncomfortable, and sometimes downright confrontational dialogue is the norm. If you’re looking for a show that will challenge your assumptions, force you to confront the tough questions, and maybe even make you squirm a little, you’re in the right place.
A Borderline Anti-Theistic Edge
Let’s be clear: we’re not here to coddle religious sensibilities. In fact, this podcast leans unapologetically toward an anti-theistic perspective—not merely skeptical of supernatural claims, but openly critical of the ways religious thinking can distort our understanding of reality, morality, and each other. But unlike the shallow, meme-driven atheism that’s content to mock from the sidelines, Room 9 goes deeper. We break down the actual arguments, dissect the psychology of belief, and expose the subtle ways faith traditions shape our collective consciousness. 
The show doesn’t just poke holes in religious thinking; it asks why so many of us are drawn to myth, ritual, and transcendence in the first place. And it doesn’t shy away from the hard stuff—the contradictions, the atrocities, the parts of sacred texts that most apologists would rather you ignore. If you’re ready to wrestle with the Bible’s “worst bits,” question the moral legacy of Christianity, or just see what happens when faith is subjected to relentless scrutiny, you’ll feel right at home here.
Data, Science, and the Relentless Grind of Truth-Seeking
At the core of Room 9 is a commitment to the scientific method—not as a collection of facts, but as a way of thinking. Every episode is grounded in skepticism, logical analysis, and a refusal to accept comforting narratives just because they’re popular or emotionally satisfying. Science here isn’t a set of dogmas; it’s a process: observe, hypothesize, test, critique, and—crucially—be willing to change your mind when the evidence demands it. 
We champion healthy skepticism, but not cynicism. The show’s attitude is that real intellectual integrity means exposing every idea (especially your own) to the risk of disconfirmation. It’s about the grind of peer review, the pain of admitting you were wrong, and the discipline of never letting your beliefs calcify into dogma. If you want to see what it looks like to defend the integrity of the scientific process—warts and all—while refusing to worship authority or tradition, Room 9 is your laboratory.
Guests Who Disagree, Conversations That Matter
Room 9 isn’t just a solo rant. Expect a steady rotation of guests, many of whom are “more spiritual for lack of a better term.” The goal is not to stack the deck with like-minded atheists or skeptics, but to bring on people who genuinely see the world differently—pastors, mystics, Jungians, theists, and seekers of every stripe. The trick is to find guests you can argue with fiercely, but still be “completely cool with it” once the microphones are off.
Debate is encouraged, disagreement is inevitable, and civility is non-negotiable. These aren’t softball interviews; they’re real confrontations—sometimes heated, always honest. You’ll hear local pastors’ sermons dissected and debated, spiritual experiences put under the microscope, and cherished beliefs (from all sides) subjected to the same relentless cross-examination. 
Series That Dig Deeper
Room 9 isn’t afraid to get specific. One recurring series will feature the host listening to local pastors’ sermons and picking them apart, line by line—testing their claims against logic, evidence, and ethical scrutiny. Another might dive into the world of spiritual but not religious thinkers, exploring why myth and ritual still have such a hold on the modern mind, even in an age dominated by science and data. 
But the approach is always the same: no cherry-picking, no hiding from the hard passages, and no letting anyone (least of all the host) off the hook. Whether it’s the “worst bits” of the Bible, the latest pop-psychology trend, or the comforting fictions we tell ourselves on the left and right, Room 9 is here to ask: “Is this actually true, or just another poetic framework that makes life feel more coherent?”
A Host Who Challenges Himself
Room 9 isn’t just about challenging others; it’s about the host putting his own beliefs on the chopping block. The show’s creator is no stranger to spiritual journeys, existential crises, or the seductive power of narrative. He’s been through the “it’s not religion, it’s a spiritual journey” phase, dived deep into Jung, and come out the other side with a commitment to relentless questioning. 
Every episode is an exercise in intellectual honesty—willing to admit when an argument lands, when a critique stings, or when a cherished idea just doesn’t hold up under scrutiny. The host’s writing style is direct, unflinching, and allergic to self-deception. He’s not here to provide easy answers, but to model what it looks like to wrestle with the hardest questions, even (especially) when they hit close to home.
Why Room 9?
Because most podcasts are afraid to go where this one goes. Because most conversations about belief are either too polite, too shallow, or too invested in protecting someone’s feelings. Room 9 is different. It’s a place where the only sacred thing is the pursuit of truth—where beliefs go to be challenged, not coddled.
So if you’re ready to have your worldview shaken, your assumptions questioned, and your mind stretched, subscribe now. Bring your best arguments, your deepest doubts, and your thickest skin. In Room 9, nobody gets out unscathed—and that’s exactly the point.
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Room 9: Where data, logic, and the scientific process meet the messiness of belief. Edgy. Unapologetic. Relentlessly honest. Come for the debate, stay for the discomfort—and maybe, just maybe, leave a little smarter than you arrived.

Room 9 Productions: Where Beliefs Go to Be Challenged Welcome to Room 9— a show that refuses to play it safe, tiptoe around sacred cows, or let anyone (host included) off the hook when it comes to their beliefs. If you’re tired of echo chambers, allergic to dogma (whether it’s religious, political, or scientific), and hungry for conversations that actually interrogate the roots of what we think we know, then you’ve just found your new favorite listen. It's not just another podcast where ideas politely brush past each other. Here, we take a sledgehammer to the foundations—left, right, center, and every shade in between. The goal isn’t to shock for the sake of it, but to create a space where honest, uncomfortable, and sometimes downright confrontational dialogue is the norm. If you’re looking for a show that will challenge your assumptions, force you to confront the tough questions, and maybe even make you squirm a little, you’re in the right place. A Borderline Anti-Theistic Edge Let’s be clear: we’re not here to coddle religious sensibilities. In fact, this podcast leans unapologetically toward an anti-theistic perspective—not merely skeptical of supernatural claims, but openly critical of the ways religious thinking can distort our understanding of reality, morality, and each other. But unlike the shallow, meme-driven atheism that’s content to mock from the sidelines, Room 9 goes deeper. We break down the actual arguments, dissect the psychology of belief, and expose the subtle ways faith traditions shape our collective consciousness. The show doesn’t just poke holes in religious thinking; it asks why so many of us are drawn to myth, ritual, and transcendence in the first place. And it doesn’t shy away from the hard stuff—the contradictions, the atrocities, the parts of sacred texts that most apologists would rather you ignore. If you’re ready to wrestle with the Bible’s “worst bits,” question the moral legacy of Christianity, or just see what happens when faith is subjected to relentless scrutiny, you’ll feel right at home here. Data, Science, and the Relentless Grind of Truth-Seeking At the core of Room 9 is a commitment to the scientific method—not as a collection of facts, but as a way of thinking. Every episode is grounded in skepticism, logical analysis, and a refusal to accept comforting narratives just because they’re popular or emotionally satisfying. Science here isn’t a set of dogmas; it’s a process: observe, hypothesize, test, critique, and—crucially—be willing to change your mind when the evidence demands it. We champion healthy skepticism, but not cynicism. The show’s attitude is that real intellectual integrity means exposing every idea (especially your own) to the risk of disconfirmation. It’s about the grind of peer review, the pain of admitting you were wrong, and the discipline of never letting your beliefs calcify into dogma. If you want to see what it looks like to defend the integrity of the scientific process—warts and all—while refusing to worship authority or tradition, Room 9 is your laboratory. Guests Who Disagree, Conversations That Matter Room 9 isn’t just a solo rant. Expect a steady rotation of guests, many of whom are “more spiritual for lack of a better term.” The goal is not to stack the deck with like-minded atheists or skeptics, but to bring on people who genuinely see the world differently—pastors, mystics, Jungians, theists, and seekers of every stripe. The trick is to find guests you can argue with fiercely, but still be “completely cool with it” once the microphones are off. Debate is encouraged, disagreement is inevitable, and civility is non-negotiable. These aren’t softball interviews; they’re real confrontations—sometimes heated, always honest. You’ll hear local pastors’ sermons dissected and debated, spiritual experiences put under the microscope, and cherished beliefs (from all sides) subjected to the same relentless cross-examination. Series That Dig Deeper Room 9 isn’t afraid to get specific. One recurring series will feature the host listening to local pastors’ sermons and picking them apart, line by line—testing their claims against logic, evidence, and ethical scrutiny. Another might dive into the world of spiritual but not religious thinkers, exploring why myth and ritual still have such a hold on the modern mind, even in an age dominated by science and data. But the approach is always the same: no cherry-picking, no hiding from the hard passages, and no letting anyone (least of all the host) off the hook. Whether it’s the “worst bits” of the Bible, the latest pop-psychology trend, or the comforting fictions we tell ourselves on the left and right, Room 9 is here to ask: “Is this actually true, or just another poetic framework that makes life feel more coherent?” A Host Who Challenges Himself Room 9 isn’t just about challenging others; it’s about the host putting his own beliefs on the chopping block. The show’s creator is no stranger to spiritual journeys, existential crises, or the seductive power of narrative. He’s been through the “it’s not religion, it’s a spiritual journey” phase, dived deep into Jung, and come out the other side with a commitment to relentless questioning. Every episode is an exercise in intellectual honesty—willing to admit when an argument lands, when a critique stings, or when a cherished idea just doesn’t hold up under scrutiny. The host’s writing style is direct, unflinching, and allergic to self-deception. He’s not here to provide easy answers, but to model what it looks like to wrestle with the hardest questions, even (especially) when they hit close to home. Why Room 9? Because most podcasts are afraid to go where this one goes. Because most conversations about belief are either too polite, too shallow, or too invested in protecting someone’s feelings. Room 9 is different. It’s a place where the only sacred thing is the pursuit of truth—where beliefs go to be challenged, not coddled. So if you’re ready to have your worldview shaken, your assumptions questioned, and your mind stretched, subscribe now. Bring your best arguments, your deepest doubts, and your thickest skin. In Room 9, nobody gets out unscathed—and that’s exactly the point. --- Room 9: Where data, logic, and the scientific process meet the messiness of belief. Edgy. Unapologetic. Relentlessly honest. Come for the debate, stay for the discomfort—and maybe, just maybe, leave a little smarter than you arrived.

Room 9 Productions: Where Beliefs Go to Be Challenged
Welcome to Room 9— a show that refuses to play it safe, tiptoe around sacred cows, or let anyone (host included) off the hook when it comes to their beliefs. If you’re tired of echo chambers, allergic to dogma (whether it’s religious, political, or scientific), and hungry for conversations that actually interrogate the roots of what we think we know, then you’ve just found your new favorite listen.
It's not just another podcast where ideas politely brush past each other. Here, we take a sledgehammer to the foundations—left, right, center, and every shade in between. The goal isn’t to shock for the sake of it, but to create a space where honest, uncomfortable, and sometimes downright confrontational dialogue is the norm. If you’re looking for a show that will challenge your assumptions, force you to confront the tough questions, and maybe even make you squirm a little, you’re in the right place.
A Borderline Anti-Theistic Edge
Let’s be clear: we’re not here to coddle religious sensibilities. In fact, this podcast leans unapologetically toward an anti-theistic perspective—not merely skeptical of supernatural claims, but openly critical of the ways religious thinking can distort our understanding of reality, morality, and each other. But unlike the shallow, meme-driven atheism that’s content to mock from the sidelines, Room 9 goes deeper. We break down the actual arguments, dissect the psychology of belief, and expose the subtle ways faith traditions shape our collective consciousness.&nbsp;
The show doesn’t just poke holes in religious thinking; it asks why so many of us are drawn to myth, ritual, and transcendence in the first place. And it doesn’t shy away from the hard stuff—the contradictions, the atrocities, the parts of sacred texts that most apologists would rather you ignore. If you’re ready to wrestle with the Bible’s “worst bits,” question the moral legacy of Christianity, or just see what happens when faith is subjected to relentless scrutiny, you’ll feel right at home here.
Data, Science, and the Relentless Grind of Truth-Seeking
At the core of Room 9 is a commitment to the scientific method—not as a collection of facts, but as a way of thinking. Every episode is grounded in skepticism, logical analysis, and a refusal to accept comforting narratives just because they’re popular or emotionally satisfying. Science here isn’t a set of dogmas; it’s a process: observe, hypothesize, test, critique, and—crucially—be willing to change your mind when the evidence demands it.&nbsp;
We champion healthy skepticism, but not cynicism. The show’s attitude is that real intellectual integrity means exposing every idea (especially your own) to the risk of disconfirmation. It’s about the grind of peer review, the pain of admitting you were wrong, and the discipline of never letting your beliefs calcify into dogma. If you want to see what it looks like to defend the integrity of the scientific process—warts and all—while refusing to worship authority or tradition, Room 9 is your laboratory.
Guests Who Disagree, Conversations That Matter
Room 9 isn’t just a solo rant. Expect a steady rotation of guests, many of whom are “more spiritual for lack of a better term.” The goal is not to stack the deck with like-minded atheists or skeptics, but to bring on people who genuinely see the world differently—pastors, mystics, Jungians, theists, and seekers of every stripe. The trick is to find guests you can argue with fiercely, but still be “completely cool with it” once the microphones are off.
Debate is encouraged, disagreement is inevitable, and civility is non-negotiable. These aren’t softball interviews; they’re real confrontations—sometimes heated, always honest. You’ll hear local pastors’ sermons dissected and debated, spiritual experiences put under the microscope, and cherished beliefs (from all sides) subjected to the same relentless cross-examination.&nbsp;
Series That Dig Deeper
Room 9 isn’t afraid to get specific. One recurring series will feature the host listening to local pastors’ sermons and picking them apart, line by line—testing their claims against logic, evidence, and ethical scrutiny. Another might dive into the world of spiritual but not religious thinkers, exploring why myth and ritual still have such a hold on the modern mind, even in an age dominated by science and data.&nbsp;
But the approach is always the same: no cherry-picking, no hiding from the hard passages, and no letting anyone (least of all the host) off the hook. Whether it’s the “worst bits” of the Bible, the latest pop-psychology trend, or the comforting fictions we tell ourselves on the left and right, Room 9 is here to ask: “Is this actually true, or just another poetic framework that makes life feel more coherent?”
A Host Who Challenges Himself
Room 9 isn’t just about challenging others; it’s about the host putting his own beliefs on the chopping block. The show’s creator is no stranger to spiritual journeys, existential crises, or the seductive power of narrative. He’s been through the “it’s not religion, it’s a spiritual journey” phase, dived deep into Jung, and come out the other side with a commitment to relentless questioning.&nbsp;
Every episode is an exercise in intellectual honesty—willing to admit when an argument lands, when a critique stings, or when a cherished idea just doesn’t hold up under scrutiny. The host’s writing style is direct, unflinching, and allergic to self-deception. He’s not here to provide easy answers, but to model what it looks like to wrestle with the hardest questions, even (especially) when they hit close to home.
Why Room 9?
Because most podcasts are afraid to go where this one goes. Because most conversations about belief are either too polite, too shallow, or too invested in protecting someone’s feelings. Room 9 is different. It’s a place where the only sacred thing is the pursuit of truth—where beliefs go to be challenged, not coddled.
So if you’re ready to have your worldview shaken, your assumptions questioned, and your mind stretched, subscribe now. Bring your best arguments, your deepest doubts, and your thickest skin. In Room 9, nobody gets out unscathed—and that’s exactly the point.
---
Room 9: Where data, logic, and the scientific process meet the messiness of belief. Edgy. Unapologetic. Relentlessly honest. Come for the debate, stay for the discomfort—and maybe, just maybe, leave a little smarter than you arrived.

Sarcasm & Substance

Check us out to hear the latest on life in the Volunteer State! Yvonnca and her guests discuss everything from life, love, great travel all over the world and business with a Tennessee flair. Always relatable, always relevant, and always a good time. You don't want to miss it. Tell a friend and subscribe.. To buy or sell in Tennessee real estate market. Call The Landes Team!Yvonnca and Adrienne Landes The Landes Team 865.660.1186 or 588.3232www.yvonncasellsrealestate.com

Talkin' Tennessee with Yvonnca

This podcast was created to give listeners an audio "foot in the door" to different career tracks (industries). Dexter Stuckey sits down with industry professionals weekly to gain insight about their career path, and explore their journey to their current position.

Industry Friends

This podcast focuses on thoughtful, biblical study with clear takeaways from the text. Each episode is designed to help listeners slow down, think carefully, and walk away with something practical to carry into their day.
If you enjoy structured study and meaningful reflection, this is a great place to start.

This podcast focuses on thoughtful, biblical study with clear takeaways from the text. Each episode is designed to help listeners slow down, think carefully, and walk away with something practical to carry into their day. If you enjoy structured study and meaningful reflection, this is a great place to start.

Text Takeaways

The "Hide it in a Book" podcast powered by No More Interviews was created with the intention of disproving a quote that has loomed over the heads of the black community. Our mission is to make information accessible to our listeners in hopes to create and maintain a standard of excellence. With each episode, we will continue to stress the importance of following our dreams and living in purpose because the change the world desires resides within us. Follow us on Instagram at @NoMoreInterviews777 🎰

Hide it in a Book

This podcast will be discussing the life and crimes of Ted Bundy - from his early childhood to the moment that sparked these series of crimes

Ted Bundy Podcast

Better Left is a podcast about progressive people, with some politics sprinkled in. As a group, we live our progressive principles every day, but we know we can do better. Both as hosts of a podcast, but also as part of a greater movement that at its heart promises to bring prosperity and opportunity to everyone in the US. As a nation, we're coming to terms with what the word progressive even means. As a group of millions loosely assembled around a set of universal principles, the progressive left sure can get it wrong. Real wrong.
That's why we are talking. The Better Left hosts are working-class stiffs, labor union lovers, candidates for public office, hip-hop artists, Presidential campaign staff, campaign managers, attorneys, political strategists, teachers, philosophy nerds, video game professionals, passionate political activists, and really close friends. Sarah and Jay Smith, Troy Hewitt, Cassidy 'Corn' Butler, Atom Even Engel, and Ash Le&oacute;n.
Wanna talk about it on the podcast? Maybe you want us to consider a different kind of guest, or to explore an idea from an entirely different point of view? Whatever you need, I'm sure we got it. Just send your thoughts to hello@betterleft.net, where your concerns and complaints are welcome, just leave our moms out of it.
Check out our website: <a href="https://betterleft.net/">https://betterleft.net/</a>
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Better Left is a podcast about progressive people, with some politics sprinkled in. As a group, we live our progressive principles every day, but we know we can do better. Both as hosts of a podcast, but also as part of a greater movement that at its heart promises to bring prosperity and opportunity to everyone in the US. As a nation, we're coming to terms with what the word progressive even means. As a group of millions loosely assembled around a set of universal principles, the progressive left sure can get it wrong. Real wrong. That's why we are talking. The Better Left hosts are working-class stiffs, labor union lovers, candidates for public office, hip-hop artists, Presidential campaign staff, campaign managers, attorneys, political strategists, teachers, philosophy nerds, video game professionals, passionate political activists, and really close friends. Sarah and Jay Smith, Troy Hewitt, Cassidy 'Corn' Butler, Atom Even Engel, and Ash León. Wanna talk about it on the podcast? Maybe you want us to consider a different kind of guest, or to explore an idea from an entirely different point of view? Whatever you need, I'm sure we got it. Just send your thoughts to hello@betterleft.net, where your concerns and complaints are welcome, just leave our moms out of it. Check out our website: https://betterleft.net/ Our Twitter: https://twitter.com/betterleftcast Our Insta: https://www.instagram.com/betterleftcast/ Our Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/BetterLeftCast

Better Left is a podcast about progressive people, with some politics sprinkled in. As a group, we live our progressive principles every day, but we know we can do better. Both as hosts of a podcast, but also as part of a greater movement that at its heart promises to bring prosperity and opportunity to everyone in the US. As a nation, we're coming to terms with what the word progressive even means. As a group of millions loosely assembled around a set of universal principles, the progressive left sure can get it wrong. Real wrong.
That's why we are talking. The Better Left hosts are working-class stiffs, labor union lovers, candidates for public office, hip-hop artists, Presidential campaign staff, campaign managers, attorneys, political strategists, teachers, philosophy nerds, video game professionals, passionate political activists, and really close friends. Sarah and Jay Smith, Troy Hewitt, Cassidy 'Corn' Butler, Atom Even Engel, and Ash León.
Wanna talk about it on the podcast? Maybe you want us to consider a different kind of guest, or to explore an idea from an entirely different point of view? Whatever you need, I'm sure we got it. Just send your thoughts to hello@betterleft.net, where your concerns and complaints are welcome, just leave our moms out of it.
Check out our website: <a href="https://betterleft.net/" rel="noopener noreferrer">https://betterleft.net/</a>
Our Twitter: <a href="https://twitter.com/betterleftcast" rel="noopener noreferrer">https://twitter.com/betterleftcast</a>
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Better Left Podcast

A family history podcast that uses stories to keep the Hobbs family closer together.

The Hobbs Happenings

דנה רגב בראיונות עם מומחים ובעלי ידע בתחומי חיים שונים:  עבודה, טכנולוגיה, גוף, הורות, זוגיות, התפתחות אישית, כסף ועוד. 
השיחות מאפשרות לנו להכיר כלים לשיפור חיינו, וגם לעורר שיח, לאתגר פרדיגמות,  ולאפשר בחירה. 
באנו להנות ולהיטיב. אז איך עושים את זה בעידן טכנולוגי, מודרני, מהיר?

דנה רגב בראיונות עם מומחים ובעלי ידע בתחומי חיים שונים: עבודה, טכנולוגיה, גוף, הורות, זוגיות, התפתחות אישית, כסף ועוד. השיחות מאפשרות לנו להכיר כלים לשיפור חיינו, וגם לעורר שיח, לאתגר פרדיגמות, ולאפשר בחירה. באנו להנות ולהיטיב. אז איך עושים את זה בעידן טכנולוגי, מודרני, מהיר?

מעלה בטוב

Rob is Obsessed with Death and can't stop talking about it.

Obsessed With Death

Black Girls Are Easy is a classic relationship blog that has helped over one million women and spawned best selling books! If you need dating or relationship help, Black Girls Are Easy is the place to find it! Check out the official G.L. Lambert Podcast @ <a href="https://farfrombasyc.com/glpodcast" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">https://farfrombasyc.com/glpodcast</a> Become a supporter of this podcast: <a href="https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/black-girls-are-easy-podcast--5990201/support?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=rss">https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/black-girls-are-easy-podcast--5990201/support</a>.

Black Girls Are Easy is a classic relationship blog that has helped over one million women and spawned best selling books! If you need dating or relationship help, Black Girls Are Easy is the place to find it! Check out the official G.L. Lambert Podcast @ https://farfrombasyc.com/glpodcastBecome a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/black-girls-are-easy-podcast--5990201/support.

Black Girls Are Easy is a classic relationship blog that has helped over one million women and spawned best selling books! If you need dating or relationship help, Black Girls Are Easy is the place to find it! Check out the official G.L. Lambert Podcast @ <a href="https://farfrombasyc.com/glpodcast" rel="noopener noreferrer">https://farfrombasyc.com/glpodcast</a> Become a supporter of this podcast: <a href="https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/black-girls-are-easy-podcast--5990201/support?utm_source=rss&amp;utm_medium=rss&amp;utm_campaign=rss" rel="noopener noreferrer">https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/black-girls-are-easy-podcast--5990201/support</a>.

Black Girls Are Easy Podcast

The Bookshelf is a bi-weekly film and podcast from VOHM that deals with some of life's most challenging topics. Our three main focuses are: Bible, Culture, & Truth. You can either watch The Bookshelf on a video format or listen to it on all major podcast platforms.

The Bookshelf is a bi-weekly film and podcast from VOHM that deals with some of life's most challenging topics. Our three main focuses are: Bible, Culture, &amp; Truth. You can either watch The Bookshelf on a video format or listen to it on all major podcast platforms.

The Bookshelf

Forever the Host and never the hosted? In her debut podcast series, broadcaster, interiors fanatic, food lover and founder of Hoste - Laura Jackson is handing over the apron strings to chat food, travel and interiors with guests that do the hosting. If you want to know all about their hosting secrets, inside their black book for restaurants,  in-the-know holiday destinations or even where they shop for vintage crockery - this is the podcast for you. Whether it be at their house, their local coffee spot, or even in their favourite hotel room, join our hosts and Laura for a cuppa or a margarita... whilst we unpick what it means to hoste.

Forever the Host and never the hosted? In her debut podcast series, broadcaster, interiors fanatic, food lover and founder of Hoste - Laura Jackson is handing over the apron strings to chat food, travel and interiors with guests that do the hosting. If you want to know all about their hosting secrets, inside their black book for restaurants, in-the-know holiday destinations or even where they shop for vintage crockery - this is the podcast for you. Whether it be at their house, their local coffee spot, or even in their favourite hotel room, join our hosts and Laura for a cuppa or a margarita... whilst we unpick what it means to hoste.

Forever the Host and never the hosted? In her debut podcast series, broadcaster, interiors fanatic, food lover and founder of Hoste - Laura Jackson is handing over the apron strings to chat food, travel and interiors with guests that do the hosting. If you want to know all about their hosting secrets, inside their black book for restaurants, &nbsp;in-the-know holiday destinations or even where they shop for vintage crockery - this is the podcast for you. Whether it be at their house, their local coffee spot, or even in their favourite hotel room, join our hosts and Laura for a cuppa or a margarita... whilst we unpick what it means to hoste.

HOSTEing Laura Jackson

Have the history books misled society about the truth of the past and the lost civilizations of antiquity? Cuneiform tablets and megalithic ruins scattered across Iraq, Syria, and Iran provide evidence to show that our history is much older and more complicated than we’ve been told. From the gods known as the Anunnaki, to dynasty kings of  Darius, Xerxes, and Ashurbanipal, Sam Tripoli, Jeffrey Wilson, and I dig deep to find answers.

Have the history books misled society about the truth of the past and the lost civilizations of antiquity? Cuneiform tablets and megalithic ruins scattered across Iraq, Syria, and Iran provide evidence to show that our history is much older and more complicated than we’ve been told. From the gods known as the Anunnaki, to dynasty kings of Darius, Xerxes, and Ashurbanipal, Sam Tripoli, Jeffrey Wilson, and I dig deep to find answers.

Archaeological Wars, Anunnaki, Destruction of the Past-Matt LaCroix, Sam Tripoli, Jeffrey Wilson

Since when did being single become fun? Listen to Omani go through her adventures of the dating world and her multiple stories and challenges to find “the one”’This podcast will give you something to laugh and think about.

Single Me Out

Hello! Let me begin by saying, “I’m not your average ‘Joe’, or in my case, ‘John’”.  My passion is to teach the Word of God in a straightforward, unbridled fashion. This is not a politically correct zone! There’s a disconnect in society today with truth and watering down the gospel; a desperate need for change. My goal is to bring the change. If you want to learn about a particular verse, I welcome your feedback. Enthusiasm is endorsement to bring more! So hold on…  ~  John Westfall  (Soldier of God, Husband, Father, Pastor of Connecting Point Church, NY)

Hello! Let me begin by saying, “I’m not your average ‘Joe’, or in my case, ‘John’”. My passion is to teach the Word of God in a straightforward, unbridled fashion. This is not a politically correct zone! There’s a disconnect in society today with truth and watering down the gospel; a desperate need for change. My goal is to bring the change. If you want to learn about a particular verse, I welcome your feedback. Enthusiasm is endorsement to bring more! So hold on… ~ John Westfall (Soldier of God, Husband, Father, Pastor of Connecting Point Church, NY)

According to John Unbridled

The Melungeon Heritage Association is a nonprofit organization that documents and preserves the history and cultural legacy of the Melungeon people of Appalachia, but also mixed ancestry peoples of the Southern and Eastern United States. This podcast brings the extraordinary stories, history, and cultural insights from an array of voices, within the Melungeon, and mixed-ancestry communities. Hosted by Heather Andolina, President of The Melungeon Heritage Association, and co-host Brooke Gibbons. 
Presented by The Melungeon Heritage Association (www.melungeon.org)

The Melungeon Heritage Association is a nonprofit organization that documents and preserves the history and cultural legacy of the Melungeon people of Appalachia, but also mixed ancestry peoples of the Southern and Eastern United States. This podcast brings the extraordinary stories, history, and cultural insights from an array of voices, within the Melungeon, and mixed-ancestry communities. Hosted by Heather Andolina, President of The Melungeon Heritage Association, and co-host Brooke Gibbons. Presented by The Melungeon Heritage Association (www.melungeon.org)

Melungeon Voices

Join us for laughs, movie magic and candid chats as we tackle anxiety and lives quirks - one guest at a time.&nbsp;

Join us for laughs, movie magic and candid chats as we tackle anxiety and lives quirks - one guest at a time. 

The Exposure Therapy Podcast

Music and "justice" as seen through the eyes of a prisoner on death row and musician at large. One-half of the duo Gil Scott-Heron and Brian Jackson, Brian and Keith LaMar talk about life growing through three generations of American conflict and how music has helped them to free themselves from the bondage of hate and resentment.

Music and "justice" as seen through the eyes of a prisoner on death row and musician at large. One-half of the duo Gil Scott-Heron and Brian Jackson, Brian and Keith LaMar talk about life growing through three generations of American conflict and how music has helped them to free themselves from the bondage of hate and resentment.

Pieces of a Man

What makes killers and criminals different from the rest of us? What underlying traits do they have in common? A more difficult question, perhaps, is what do they have in common with us? In Killer Astrology, Laura shares the story of a different killer or criminal each week, and then uses astrology to draw conclusions about why they were drawn to commit their crimes. Astrology is one of the oldest sciences, one that humans have observed and used for thousands of years to understand personality traits, life changes, and world events. If you're interested in learning more about this complex system of knowledge (and you're also a true crime fanatic), this is the podcast for you!&nbsp;

What makes killers and criminals different from the rest of us? What underlying traits do they have in common? A more difficult question, perhaps, is what do they have in common with us? In Killer Astrology, Laura shares the story of a different killer or criminal each week, and then uses astrology to draw conclusions about why they were drawn to commit their crimes. Astrology is one of the oldest sciences, one that humans have observed and used for thousands of years to understand personality traits, life changes, and world events. If you're interested in learning more about this complex system of knowledge (and you're also a true crime fanatic), this is the podcast for you! 

Killer Astrology

Radio Imbibe is the audio home of Imbibe magazine. In each episode, we dive into liquid culture, exploring the people, places, and flavors of the drinkscape through conversations about cocktails, coffee, beer, spirits, and wine.

Radio Imbibe

Do you suffer from imposter syndrome? Have you been called „too much“, „too intense“ „too sensitive“? Do you just hate inequality? Do you have difficulties finding your career path because you are a multi potential person who has a 1000 ideas and 500 projects... all at the same time? Do you have a weird evolved sense of humor? Do you suffer from dyslexia but are fast at grasping new concepts? Do you have a hard time fitting in and sometime feel like a minority of one? Well you are not alone! This is why I am here. I felt the urge and need to have a place to collect all the interesting stories, concepts and ideas which inspired me over the last couple of years. But more importantly, I stumbled across a very interesting and surprising finding! It might help you realize that what you‘ve always thought what is „wrong“ with you, is actually what is right with you! Together we will explore the topic of giftedness, neurodiversity and twice-exceptionality (2e). You do not need an IQ test to listen but an open mind and a natural portion of curiosity. Welcome to Gifted Unleashed, the Podcast for Gifted and 2e Adults. (Formerly known as Unleash Monday)

Do you suffer from imposter syndrome? Have you been called „too much“, „too intense“ „too sensitive“? Do you just hate inequality? Do you have difficulties finding your career path because you are a multi potential person who has a 1000 ideas and 500 projects... all at the same time? Do you have a weird evolved sense of humor? Do you suffer from dyslexia but are fast at grasping new concepts? Do you have a hard time fitting in and sometime feel like a minority of one? Well you are not alone! This is why I am here. I felt the urge and need to have a place to collect all the interesting stories, concepts and ideas which inspired me over the last couple of years. But more importantly, I stumbled across a very interesting and surprising finding! It might help you realize that what you‘ve always thought what is „wrong“ with you, is actually what is right with you! Together we will explore the topic of giftedness, neurodiversity and twice-exceptionality (2e). You do not need an IQ test to listen but an open mind and a natural portion of curiosity. Welcome to Gifted Unleashed, the Podcast for Gifted and 2e Adults. (Formerly known as Unleash Monday)

NZ Vegan Podcast

Melrose Scouting Productions Podcast

Beer of the Day Podcast

Mostly Minutia

Feminist Crush

Abu Usamah At-Thahabi

Noire History

Muddy Waterz Podcast

David Foster Wallace, and Gromit Podcast

Make-Believe Money

Stuff(ed)

Gab with Gwen

Friday 5 Podcast

Sarcasm & Substance

Talkin' Tennessee with Yvonnca

Industry Friends

Text Takeaways

Hide it in a Book

Ted Bundy Podcast

Better Left Podcast

The Hobbs Happenings

מעלה בטוב

Obsessed With Death

Black Girls Are Easy Podcast

The Bookshelf

HOSTEing Laura Jackson

Archaeological Wars, Anunnaki, Destruction of the Past-Matt LaCroix, Sam Tripoli...

Single Me Out

According to John Unbridled

Melungeon Voices

The Exposure Therapy Podcast

Pieces of a Man

Killer Astrology

Radio Imbibe

Gifted Unleashed

Blind Spots: Exploring What We Cannot See

Quarantings

Abandon Ordinary Podcast

Building Bridges

The Failed Experiment

Una Vida Mejor con Myrka Dellanos

Dee Giallo

At Home with the Lectionary

Office Talk with Raleigh Magazine

Fireside History 1876

Queer Lodgings: A Tolkien Podcast

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