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

NZ Vegan Podcast

Traffic and Weather Together on the 3s. Breaking News When It Happens.

WBZ NewsRadio 1030 - News Audio

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

Mostly Minutia

A personal exploration of the aspects of life that impact us most with creator & host Jared Janes.

A personal exploration of the aspects of life that impact us most with creator &amp; host Jared Janes.

Impactful

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

No drinks, just dialogue, with Kansas City's doers and makers | A new podcast curated by Visit KC.

Speak Easy: A Visit KC Podcast

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

Stuff(ed)

What is a Maven? A maven is an expert, sometimes a self-proclaimed one. We catch up with experts or "mavens" in their industries who do what they are passionate about, bring the hustle and light up an extraordinary spark in our world. Sometimes we eat, sometimes we drink, sometimes we do it outside, sometimes from a noisy expo hall, sometimes there is glitter, sometimes there is popcorn and sometimes we dance. But every time we talk about life and biz. We catch mavens wherever they are in the world, cause they simply do it better.

Mavens Do It Better

This transatlantic podcast explores abstract concepts and phenomena through personal radio essays. Every other week, one of our producers transforms a broad topic into a captivating story told from a US-German perspective.

This transatlantic podcast explores abstract concepts and phenomena through personal radio essays. Every other week, one of our producers transforms a broad topic into a captivating story told from a US-German perspective.

The Big Ponder

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. 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

Florida’s Fourth Estate looks at everything from swampy politics to a fragile environment and even the crazy headlines that make Florida the craziest state in the Union. Ginger Gadsden and Matt Austin use decades of experience as journalists to dissect the headlines that impact Florida. Each week they have a guest host who helps give an irreverent look at the issues impacting the Sunshine State. Big influencers like Attorney John Morgan, renowned Florida journalists and the scientists protecting Florida’s ecosystem can often be found as guests. Look for new episodes every week, and visit ClickOrlando.com for the latest WKMG News 6 coverage of Orlando and beyond.

Florida’s Fourth Estate

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

This Is WholeLife is a weekly WholeLife Church podcast for spiritual growth, bible teachings, and christian community. From Orlando, Florida, Pastors Ken Wetmore and Melanie Bockmann, join the Comm's Team of Lucas Moraes, and host Randy Magray as they talk through church messages with warmth and transparency. Bring your questions on faith and spiritual questions to conversations designed to encourage personal and spiritual growth. Share feedback by emailing podcast@wholelife.church, calling or texting 407-965-1607, or using #ThisIsWholeLife on social media.

This Is WholeLife

Stritmatter Trial Insider: Dinh v Ride The Ducks. An accident, its origins, and its aftermath. A production of Stritmatter Kessler Koehler Moore, and hosted by Sara Bernard. With court testimony, interviews, and archival sound, this podcast pieces together the legal and historical landscape that surrounded the fatal collision between a Ride the Ducks vehicle and a charter bus on September 24, 2015 in Seattle. It explores the months-long trial that ensued and hears from people whose lives will never be the same. But the 2015 crash was not the only duck boat accident. There have been many others across the country and world, a number of them fatal. How do duck boats — repurposed U.S. military vehicles from World War II — sustain so many major accidents and remain in the tourist business? After this and other lawsuits, will they?

Dinh v Ride The Ducks

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

原“老道消息”主创们的新播客节目。

老talk消息

Exploring life, love and culture. Hosted by Katherine Castro and Angela Carrasco. Two women navigating this modern world.

Talk Fast Listen Slow Podcast

從運動、營養、荷爾蒙，到冥想與心理韌性，用陪我散步的時間，聊聊如何活得安穩、自在、有力量。 節目起源於 2020 年疫情的低谷，我靠腦科學冥想與自我覺察走出憂鬱，也決定把「生活化的冥想」分享給你，在忙碌裡透過呼吸找回自己。冥想不是玄學，而是像健身運動一樣能鍛鍊的大腦肌肉。 你會在節目裡聽到： - 身心健康的觀點與方法：運動、飲食、荷爾蒙平衡、心理調適。- 冥想在生活中的實際做法。- 不同領域來賓的真實故事：心理師、教練、創業者、作家如何渡過低潮。- 我的練習經驗、書單與心法 無論你在散步、通勤，或是在家做家事，都能用 20 分鐘的陪伴，把注意力放回到自己身上。 每週三晚上 8 點更新：對談與觀點分享每月第一個週日更新：主題冥想引導 合作信箱 stayfitwithmi@gmail.comFacebook: Michelle Lin 林萱Instagram: @mimichellelinYouTube: Stay fit with Mi

從運動、營養、荷爾蒙，到冥想與心理韌性，用陪我散步的時間，聊聊如何活得安穩、自在、有力量。 節目起源於 2020 年疫情的低谷，我靠腦科學冥想與自我覺察走出憂鬱，也決定把「生活化的冥想」分享給你，在忙碌裡透過呼吸找回自己。冥想不是玄學，而是像健身運動一樣能鍛鍊的大腦肌肉。 你會在節目裡聽到： - 身心健康的觀點與方法：運動、飲食、荷爾蒙平衡、心理調適。 - 冥想在生活中的實際做法。 - 不同領域來賓的真實故事：心理師、教練、創業者、作家如何渡過低潮。 - 我的練習經驗、書單與心法 無論你在散步、通勤，或是在家做家事，都能用 20 分鐘的陪伴，把注意力放回到自己身上。 每週三晚上 8 點更新：對談與觀點分享 每月第一個週日更新：主題冥想引導 合作信箱 stayfitwithmi@gmail.com Facebook: Michelle Lin 林萱 Instagram: @mimichellelin YouTube: Stay fit with Mi

陪我散步 Walk with Mi

As a consultant, intuitive healer, and writer, Davina guides you to heal yourself with her unique approach that has simplified and modernized healing for the modern soul today. Join her as she invites friends, fellow healers, and spiritual voices on this journey of ultimate self-growth and improvement. <a href="https://divinehealingbydavina.substack.com?utm_medium=podcast">divinehealingbydavina.substack.com</a>

As a consultant, intuitive healer, and writer, Davina guides you to heal yourself with her unique approach that has simplified and modernized healing for the modern soul today. Join her as she invites friends, fellow healers, and spiritual voices on this journey of ultimate self-growth and improvement. divinehealingbydavina.substack.com

As a consultant, intuitive healer, and writer, Davina guides you to heal yourself with her unique approach that has simplified and modernized healing for the modern soul today. Join her as she invites friends, fellow healers, and spiritual voices on this journey of ultimate self-growth and improvement. <a href="https://divinehealingbydavina.substack.com?utm_medium=podcast" rel="noopener noreferrer">divinehealingbydavina.substack.com</a>

Divine Healing By Davina

Join MC, Missouri Mont Tish & Aharv The Producer as they take you on a journey through their valid mind of bs

Join MC, Missouri Mont Tish &amp; Aharv The Producer as they take you on a journey through their valid mind of bs

Parallel State of Mind

¡Hola todos! We are Nerdy Latinas Podcast, featuring co-hosts, Short Latina and Sabritas. We are full of facts. We want to re-define what a nerd can be and create spaces for Nerdy Latinas every where. Available on Apple podcast, Spotify and other podcast listening platforms. 

If you have some feedback or would like to collaborate be sure to contact us via Facebook, Twitter, Instagram or email. We want to hear from you! 

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¡Hola todos! We are Nerdy Latinas Podcast, featuring co-hosts, Short Latina and Sabritas. We are full of facts. We want to re-define what a nerd can be and create spaces for Nerdy Latinas every where. Available on Apple podcast, Spotify and other podcast listening platforms. If you have some feedback or would like to collaborate be sure to contact us via Facebook, Twitter, Instagram or email. We want to hear from you! —— Instagram: nerdylatinaspodcast Twitter: Nerdy Latinas Podcast Email: nerdylatinaspodcast@gmail.com

Nerdy Latinas Podcast

Exploring blind spots that exist in the cultural, relational, and therapeutic process, host Dr. Chantelle Thomas will have candid discussions that delve into the more challenging aspects of self-discovery. Filled with engaging and straightforward conversation, each episode features conversations with well-respected experts who examine what is commonly overlooked in the intricate and often inter-connected world of recovery, trauma and wellness. Join Windrose Recovery and its Executive Clinical Director Dr. Chantelle Thomas as we attempt to uncover barriers to personal growth from the perspective of both clients and clinicians.

Blind Spots: Exploring What We Cannot See

The B2T podcast is a movement to shift the conversation about marriage in this cultural moment. This podcast hopes to inspire couples and communities to deepen their passion, commitment, and intimacy by discovering a more robust biblical framework for marriage. Learn more at www.betweentwotrees.org/podcast

Between Two Trees Podcast

T-t-t-toriii

We are getting TOO TURNT on a Tuesday!!! 
Tori tip Tuesday where I give tips on LIFE. Anything and every thing! Fitness, mom life, marriage; been there done that got the trophy where are the f♥︎ boys?? motivation, travel, girl talk, bro talk and MORE!! ♡︎

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T-t-t-toriii We are getting TOO TURNT on a Tuesday!!! Tori tip Tuesday where I give tips on LIFE. Anything and every thing! Fitness, mom life, marriage; been there done that got the trophy where are the f♥︎ boys?? motivation, travel, girl talk, bro talk and MORE!! ♡︎ Follow on IG too_turnt_podcast

TOO TURNT

This is where purpose meets preparation—where culture, clarity, and personal evolution are brought to the forefront.

Hosted by Justin Williams—curator of people, progress, and possibility—this podcast explores what it truly means to rise with intention.

Each episode is a carefully curated moment, honoring the lessons, stories, and voices that shape legacy.

Because elevation isn’t random. It’s refined. It’s real. It’s curated.

This is where purpose meets preparation—where culture, clarity, and personal evolution are brought to the forefront. Hosted by Justin Williams—curator of people, progress, and possibility—this podcast explores what it truly means to rise with intention. Each episode is a carefully curated moment, honoring the lessons, stories, and voices that shape legacy. Because elevation isn’t random. It’s refined. It’s real. It’s curated.

Curating The Shift, The Legacy Experience

Here at Talk Bacc we’re constantly learning new perspectives and challenging norms, and doing it all with a crazy amount of kindness. Let's figure out life together and build an incredible community that's inclusive to everyone. On the show we’re going to talk about all things cool (of course), but most importantly talk BACC to stereotypes and judgements that we’ve all faced one time or another. Subscribe and stay up to date on all things related to the show @talkbacc on Instagram. Remember, spread good vibes and not germs.

Here at Talk Bacc we’re constantly learning new perspectives and challenging norms, and doing it all with a crazy amount of kindness. Let's figure out life together and build an incredible community that's inclusive to everyone. On the show we’re going to talk about all things cool (of course), but most importantly talk BACC to stereotypes and judgements that we’ve all faced one time or another. Subscribe and stay up to date on all things related to the show @talkbacc on Instagram. Remember, spread good vibes and not germs.

Talk Bacc

Join Brooke Bartz and Erin Coates co/hosting Open Hearts podcast, a show dedicated to teaching and encourage women to live life verse by verse, and all the more as we see the Day approaching.

Join Brooke Bartz and Erin Coates co/hosting Open Hearts podcast, a show dedicated to teaching and encourage women to live life verse by verse, and all the more as we see the Day approaching.

Open Hearts Podcast

Everyone has a story worth telling—and one we can all learn from.
Behind every title is a human story. Timeout with Leaders goes beyond job titles and LinkedIn bios to explore the crooked mile of leadership: the messy, meaningful journey of becoming. From CEOs and Presidents to Executive Directors and visionaries, each guest shares their real story: the setbacks, turning points, and inner battles that shaped how they lead with greater clarity, courage, and compassion.
This isn’t just a leadership podcast. It’s a space for honest inner reflection and growth, the kind that fuels the most impactful leadership.
Through fun, raw, and enlightening conversations, we invite you to rethink what leadership really means, starting with yourself.
Whether you're leading teams or simply leading your own life, take a timeout.

Everyone has a story worth telling—and one we can all learn from. Behind every title is a human story.Timeout with Leaders goes beyond job titles and LinkedIn bios to explore the crooked mile of leadership: the messy, meaningful journey of becoming. From CEOs and Presidents to Executive Directors and visionaries, each guest shares their real story: the setbacks, turning points, and inner battles that shaped how they lead with greater clarity, courage, and compassion. This isn’t just a leadership podcast. It’s a space for honest inner reflection and growth, the kind that fuels the most impactful leadership. Through fun, raw, and enlightening conversations, we invite you to rethink what leadership really means, starting with yourself. Whether you're leading teams or simply leading your own life, take a timeout.

Everyone has a story worth telling—and one we can all learn from.
Behind every title is a human story. Timeout with Leaders goes beyond job titles and LinkedIn bios to explore the crooked mile of leadership: the messy, meaningful journey of becoming. From CEOs and Presidents to Executive Directors and visionaries, each guest shares their real story: the setbacks, turning points, and inner battles that shaped how they lead with greater clarity, courage, and compassion.
This isn’t just a leadership podcast. It’s a space for honest inner reflection and growth, the kind that fuels the most impactful leadership.
Through fun, raw, and enlightening conversations, we invite you to rethink what leadership really means, starting with yourself.
Whether you're leading teams or simply leading your own life, take a timeout.

Timeout With Leaders

In this podcast, Drew invites his listeners to journey through the Word of God with him in hopes of finding direction, strength, and the encouragement needed to weather the storms of life. Children of God are not immune to suffering as the Bible teaches that "they who strive to live godly in Christ Jesus will suffer persecution" (2 Tim. 3:12). Since we must all face these difficult trials of life, it is important that we have the proper perspective and approach. This podcast will hopefully help all who listen to learn and be able to apply Biblical principles to their every-day walks of life that will enable them, with God's help, to "weather the storm." May we all trust in the God of all comfort (2 Cor. 1:3) to help us navigate through this life!

Weathering The Storm

A Podcast about beginnings: How the tattoo artists (and professionals) we revere, got their start; What it took, what it takes, and the stories that are made!

The Apprenticeship Diaries

What do you want in life?

Not what your parents, friends, society, or even a less authentic version of yourself thinks you want -- what do YOU truly want, and why do you want it?

This is the burning question that we, Stephanie Tonneson and Rachel Cyr, want to ask everyone we meet. And each time we do, we usually find that -- if we dig deep enough -- most of us all want the same things.

What do you want in life? Not what your parents, friends, society, or even a less authentic version of yourself thinks you want -- what do YOU truly want, and why do you want it? This is the burning question that we, Stephanie Tonneson and Rachel Cyr, want to ask everyone we meet. And each time we do, we usually find that -- if we dig deep enough -- most of us all want the same things.

Sit on the Floor

Daniel Horrigan and Rachael Soulliere are two queer social workers, social working their way through the Bible. They’re not Christians. They’re not experts. With humor and compassion, Dan and Rachael will attempt to unpack the Bible chapter by chapter, verse by verse to cultivate empathy and examine its complex relationship with women, LGBTQ+ community and beyond. 

*All views, opinions, statements, and content on this platform are solely the expression of the individuals above*

Daniel Horrigan and Rachael Soulliere are two queer social workers, social working their way through the Bible. They’re not Christians. They’re not experts. With humor and compassion, Dan and Rachael will attempt to unpack the Bible chapter by chapter, verse by verse to cultivate empathy and examine its complex relationship with women, LGBTQ+ community and beyond. *All views, opinions, statements, and content on this platform are solely the expression of the individuals above*

Gay With A Bible

Captain Dale Kimball is a podcast host interviewing first responders across the nation. Kimball is a 26 year career Fire Captain in the City of Peabody. Peabody, Massachusetts is a city that is located 19.7 miles North of Boston. Kimball is able to extract raw emotions of his guests as they relive some of the most extraordinary, Courageous Stories of Valor, Heroism and Bravery with their firsthand experiences.