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Three Asian Australians talking about topics from cultures, careers and everything in between. So join us and lets dip right in!

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Three Asian Australians talking about topics from cultures, careers and everything in between. So join us and lets dip right in! --- Send us a voice message and you can end up in a future episode! https://anchor.fm/xo-jam-podcast/message

XO Jam Podcast

Hvilke ofre kræver det af det enkelte menneske for at få opfyldt sin drøm om at blive en del af elitemiljøet, som mange ser på skærmen weekend efter weekend. I selskab med aktive sportsudøvere, der har formået at tage skridtet fra sjov og ballade med vennegruppen til at dyrke sin hobby på højeste niveau vil værten Søren Nørgaard forsøge at finde svarene på, hvad der var afgørende for de enkelte sportsudøvere.

Blod, sved, sport og tårer

Want all the fun, quirky details about stuff around the world? Right from African folk lore, culture, stories, down to gritty details of true crime stories, awareness on one’s sense of self, food, music and literally everything in between? Storytelling with Lu’s got you like icing on a cake!

Storytelling with Lu

Intimacy Matters is a podcast all about love, sex and relationships. Join qualified sex and relationship therapist Nicola Foster and her partner Jason Porthouse as they talk about all aspects of sexuality and relating.&nbsp; Featuring occasional guests who are also experts in the field of intimacy. Whatever your stage in life - whether single or dating or in a long-term partnership; whether a couple or a thruple or a moresome; friends-with-benefits to happily married, and all flavours in-between - you'll find enlightening discussions and plenty of thought-provoking ideas in our fortnightly show.

Intimacy Matters is a podcast all about love, sex and relationships. Join qualified sex and relationship therapist Nicola Foster and her partner Jason Porthouse as they talk about all aspects of sexuality and relating.  Featuring occasional guests who are also experts in the field of intimacy. Whatever your stage in life - whether single or dating or in a long-term partnership; whether a couple or a thruple or a moresome; friends-with-benefits to happily married, and all flavours in-between - you'll find enlightening discussions and plenty of thought-provoking ideas in our fortnightly show.

Intimacy Matters

Hablo sobre cosas que vivo, se me vienen a la mente o simplemente un rato de lucidez.

Sin Denominación de Origen

Podcast Jonathana Ocean, pisarza, którego wyobraźnia pcha w różna oblicza fikcji literackiej.

Jonathan Ocean

JM RO

Keluh kesah seseorang dan hal-hal random dari seseorang hehe~

Ngomong Aje

OOF PODCAST

Hello, my name is Makai Kim. I am a lover of philosophy and logical thinking. In this podcast, I want to share with others some of my thoughts on various topics, primarily in philosophy and religion.

If you want to contact me, my email is: makaikim@yahoo.com

Hello, my name is Makai Kim. I am a lover of philosophy and logical thinking. In this podcast, I want to share with others some of my thoughts on various topics, primarily in philosophy and religion. If you want to contact me, my email is: makaikim@yahoo.com

Logical Theist

Random Thoughts And Stories

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心靈歷史學PSYCHOHISTORYTW

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理債先生貸救補

Let’s stop asking men to ”man up” and start asking how we can lift them up. After all, mental health is not just a women’s issue or a men’s issue—it’s a human issue.Take the first step today. Talk, listen, and advocate. Together, we can make a difference.

Mind Over Masculinity

Espacio de cultura valenciana presentado por Aureli L&oacute;pez y Vicent Ram&oacute;n Calatayud

Espacio de cultura valenciana presentado por Aureli López y Vicent Ramón Calatayud

Charrant Charrant

I'm Steffany Strange join me on the strange ride with the Paranormal, Folklore, True Crime and pop culture.

Getting Strange with Steffany Strange

Criticism, reflections, and questions of contemporary culture from a global Jamaican gyal. <a href="https://yeslongtalking.substack.com?utm_medium=podcast">yeslongtalking.substack.com</a>

Criticism, reflections, and questions of contemporary culture from a global Jamaican gyal. yeslongtalking.substack.com

Criticism, reflections, and questions of contemporary culture from a global Jamaican gyal. <a href="https://yeslongtalking.substack.com?utm_medium=podcast" rel="noopener noreferrer">yeslongtalking.substack.com</a>

Yes, Long Talking

We sit down for in-depth conversations that navigate through the trials and tribulations of life's most challenging moments. Our podcast is a tapestry of human resilience, a place where laughter and stories light up even the darkest of times.

We sit down for in-depth conversations that navigate through the trials and tribulations of life's most challenging moments. Our podcast is a tapestry of human resilience, a place where laughter and stories light up even the darkest of times.

The Kahlout Podcast

I Might Get Cancelled

பொறுமை அனுபவத்தின் வெளிப்பாடு

பொறுமை அனுபவத்தின் வெளிப்பாடு

Sanjana Devi

Comedian Kiki Andersen finds the funny in the most uncomfortable corners of our culture. Sex. Politics. Religion. But in the digital age, what can and can’t be talked about at the dinner table has changed dramatically. Indecent is a podcast all about what’s off-limits and who sets the boundaries for today’s taboos. Through conversations with comedians, writers, psychologists, journalists, theologians, activists, and scientists, Kiki peels at the wallpaper of polite society on Indecent, where NSFW meets LMAO.

Indecent with Kiki Andersen

The offical podcast of Laadheenee.com, Laadheenee Meehun (Irreligious People). We are advocates for queer, political, and religious rights for all Maldivians.&nbsp;

The offical podcast of Laadheenee.com, Laadheenee Meehun (Irreligious People). We are advocates for queer, political, and religious rights for all Maldivians. 

Laadheenee Meehun

¿Qué pasa con las historias de migración después del viaje? Apenas empiezan. Esta serie de podcasts narrativos es una inmersión en todo lo que hay en la experiencia migratoria más allá de los senderos a pie, las millas acuáticas, y los crucen entre fronteras. Con testimonios reales de personas migrantes, expertos de la salud, investigadores, sociólogos y periodistas, esta primera temporada reflexiona sobre el duelo migratorio, la historia de la migración, el amor entre fronteras y la migración como una herencia. Temas humanos de aquí y allá. *Este podcast ha sido creado a partir del proyecto Para quedarme aquí de Editorial Graviola. Creado por Graviola.Escrito por Daniel Franco Sánchez y Virgilio González BriceñoDiseño de sonido por El árbol del magnolioPresentado por Paola Pineda Díaz, Virgilio González Briceño y Daniel Franco Sánchez

¿Qué pasa con las historias de migración después del viaje? Apenas empiezan. Esta serie de podcasts narrativos es una inmersión en todo lo que hay en la experiencia migratoria más allá de los senderos a pie, las millas acuáticas, y los crucen entre fronteras. Con testimonios reales de personas migrantes, expertos de la salud, investigadores, sociólogos y periodistas, esta primera temporada reflexiona sobre el duelo migratorio, la historia de la migración, el amor entre fronteras y la migración como una herencia. Temas humanos de aquí y allá. *Este podcast ha sido creado a partir del proyecto Para quedarme aquí de Editorial Graviola. Creado por Graviola. Escrito por Daniel Franco Sánchez y Virgilio González Briceño Diseño de sonido por El árbol del magnolio Presentado por Paola Pineda Díaz, Virgilio González Briceño y Daniel Franco Sánchez

Para quedarme aquí

Bonjour, c’est Gabi. Tu es sur Hold On We’re Talking mon podcast, où on parle de tout et de rien. Un épisode à écouter chaque semaine pour faire passer le temps que ce soit dans les transports, en cuisinant…&nbsp;Passe un moment sans prise de tête. Il y aura des épisodes plus réfléchis avec des sujets me tenant à cœur comme des épisodes beaucoup plus légers où rire et bonne humeur sont présents.&nbsp;Un épisode par semaine chaque mercredi, avec 1 épisode ou 2 par mois où je serais seule. Tu peux me retrouver sur Instagram et TikTok : @holdonweretalking<hr> Hébergé par Acast. Visitez <a style='color:grey;' target='_blank' rel='noopener noreferrer' href='https://acast.com/privacy'>acast.com/privacy</a> pour plus d'informations.

Bonjour, c’est Gabi. Tu es sur Hold On We’re Talking mon podcast, où on parle de tout et de rien. Un épisode à écouter chaque semaine pour faire passer le temps que ce soit dans les transports, en cuisinant…  Passe un moment sans prise de tête. Il y aura des épisodes plus réfléchis avec des sujets me tenant à cœur comme des épisodes beaucoup plus légers où rire et bonne humeur sont présents.  Un épisode par semaine chaque mercredi, avec 1 épisode ou 2 par mois où je serais seule. Tu peux me retrouver sur Instagram et TikTok : @holdonweretalking Hébergé par Acast. Visitez acast.com/privacy pour plus d'informations.

Bonjour, c’est Gabi. Tu es sur Hold On We’re Talking mon podcast, où on parle de tout et de rien. Un épisode à écouter chaque semaine pour faire passer le temps que ce soit dans les transports, en cuisinant…&nbsp;Passe un moment sans prise de tête. Il y aura des épisodes plus réfléchis avec des sujets me tenant à cœur comme des épisodes beaucoup plus légers où rire et bonne humeur sont présents.&nbsp;Un épisode par semaine chaque mercredi, avec 1 épisode ou 2 par mois où je serais seule. Tu peux me retrouver sur Instagram et TikTok : @holdonweretalking Hébergé par Acast. Visitez <a href="https://acast.com/privacy" rel="noopener noreferrer">acast.com/privacy</a> pour plus d'informations.

Hold On We're Talking

In this episode of Abdul Talk, host Abdullah Alkinani explores the theme of empathy and understanding towards others. Abdullah delves into the idea of "invisible stickers", metaphorically representing hidden struggles people deal with in their daily life. He reflects upon the changes in attitude we might experience if we could visibly recognize the burdens others carry. Using an anecdote about a slow-moving car with a 'physically disabled' sticker, Abdullah asks the listeners to ponder on the need for visible prompts for us to offer kindness, patience, and understanding. He challenges the notion of conditioning our empathy based on visible hardships and encourages treating people with kindness and compassion, irrespective of whether the source of their struggles is apparent or not. He asserts that empathy should not be conditional and calls upon his listeners to recognize these invisible battles and extend patience, respect, and compassion wherever needed.

Abdul Talk

Two East Coast Catholics talking about whatever they want while trying to not get kicked off Youtube. <a href="https://www.catholicconvertblog.com?utm_medium=podcast">www.catholicconvertblog.com</a>

Two East Coast Catholics talking about whatever they want while trying to not get kicked off Youtube. www.catholicconvertblog.com

Two East Coast Catholics talking about whatever they want while trying to not get kicked off Youtube. <a href="https://www.catholicconvertblog.com?utm_medium=podcast" rel="noopener noreferrer">www.catholicconvertblog.com</a>

The Catholic Convert Show

مساحة تقنية ✦ ثقافية ✦ فنية

تِكنـارت

Dear Future Overlords is a human and AI podcast exploring philosophy, psychology, culture, memory, and identity through narrative conversations and thought experiments. Blending humor and depth, this philosophy podcast examines what it means to be human in an age of artificial intelligence. <a href="https://www.dearfutureoverlords.com?utm_medium=podcast">www.dearfutureoverlords.com</a>

Dear Future Overlords is a human and AI podcast exploring philosophy, psychology, culture, memory, and identity through narrative conversations and thought experiments. Blending humor and depth, this philosophy podcast examines what it means to be human in an age of artificial intelligence. www.dearfutureoverlords.com

Dear Future Overlords is a human and AI podcast exploring philosophy, psychology, culture, memory, and identity through narrative conversations and thought experiments. Blending humor and depth, this philosophy podcast examines what it means to be human in an age of artificial intelligence. <a href="https://www.dearfutureoverlords.com?utm_medium=podcast" rel="noopener noreferrer">www.dearfutureoverlords.com</a>

Dear Future Overlords Podcast

Unspoken Stewardship is a faith-rooted podcast about the things we were never taught to name, but were always responsible to carry. Hosted by Dr. Lynn Abies, this podcast explores stewardship beyond finances and into identity, obedience, calling, relationships, power, rest, community, truth, and legacy. These are conversations for believers who love Jesus but are tired of shallow answers, spiritual bypassing, and cultural Christianity that avoids responsibility. Each episode feels like a thoughtful, Spirit-led conversation, not a performance. We talk about how theology shapes daily decisions, how unexamined beliefs quietly steward our lives, and how Christ sits at the center of everything we manage, whether we acknowledge Him there or not. This is a space for believers who want to think clearly, live intentionally, and steward what God has entrusted to them with wisdom, humility, and conviction. No gimmicks. No hustle gospel. No pretending. Just honest conversations, biblical depth, and the kind of stewardship that starts inward and bears fruit outward.

Unspoken Stewardship is a faith-rooted podcast about the things we were never taught to name, but were always responsible to carry. Hosted by Dr. Lynn Abies, this podcast explores stewardship beyond finances and into identity, obedience, calling, relationships, power, rest, community, truth, and legacy. These are conversations for believers who love Jesus but are tired of shallow answers, spiritual bypassing, and cultural Christianity that avoids responsibility. Each episode feels like a thoughtful, Spirit-led conversation, not a performance. We talk about how theology shapes daily decisions, how unexamined beliefs quietly steward our lives, and how Christ sits at the center of everything we manage, whether we acknowledge Him there or not. This is a space for believers who want to think clearly, live intentionally, and steward what God has entrusted to them with wisdom, humility, and conviction. No gimmicks. No hustle gospel. No pretending. Just honest conversations, biblical depth, and the kind of stewardship that starts inward and bears fruit outward.

Unspoken Stewardship

In Lovels of Arden, a young Englishwoman returns home after years of studying abroad, only to discover that her life is far from the fairy tale she envisioned. Clarissa Lovel confronts not only a father grappling with emotional and financial struggles but also her first encounter with love—a perspective that challenges her in unexpected ways. (Summary by Cathy Barratt)

Lovels of Arden

At just 23, Gyp, the daughter of ex-Major Charles Claire Winton, finds herself swept into the world of music and romance when she marries Fiorsen, a Swedish violin virtuoso. Raised in isolation by her British father, Gyps sheltered upbringing is shattered as her father attempts to introduce her to society. When an attack of gout sends him to Wiesbaden for treatment, Gyp accompanies him and encounters the magnetic allure of Fiorsen and his enchanting performances. As a highly sensitive and musically gifted young woman, she is initially captivated by the violinists charm, but her father quickly sees through Fiorsens unstable and vain nature. As Gyp grapples with the realization that she may have made a grave mistake in marrying him, the story unfolds to reveal the complexities of love, ambition, and self-discovery. (Simon Evers)

Beyond

un podcast sobre arte, cultura, y creatividad en la era digital

hija del internet

Speaking Up is a community-driven podcast documenting what is happening in real time to people and neighborhoods impacted by Immigration and Customs Enforcement—and how communities are responding when silence is no longer an option.
This show exists because too much of what happens during immigration enforcement never makes it into official records. Raids are reduced to press releases. Detentions are described as procedures. Harm is flattened into language that avoids responsibility. Meanwhile, the people living through it are left to carry the consequences alone.
Speaking Up is about changing that.
At the center of this project are first-person stories—shared directly by community members through one-on-one interviews and a voice message submission system. These are voices speaking in their own words, on their own terms, about what they’ve seen, experienced, and survived. Some stories describe encounters with ICE. Others describe the ripple effects: families disrupted, workplaces emptied, fear becoming routine. Many describe resistance—not as an abstract idea, but as something practical and necessary.
Resistance looks like neighbors warning each other when agents are nearby.
 It looks like people filming when they’re told not to.
 It looks like legal observers, mutual aid, court support, and rapid response networks.
 It looks like refusing to disappear quietly.
This podcast does not belong to a single narrator or perspective. It is intentionally structured to give a voice and a platform to the people most directly affected. The role of the show is to listen, to document, and to preserve what is too often dismissed or erased.
Every interview, voicemail, and written account shared with Speaking Up is treated as testimony. Some voices are named. Others are anonymized for safety. Not every story can be independently verified in full—but where possible, context is added, patterns are identified, and lived experience is clearly distinguished from interpretation. What matters most is that these stories exist in the open, rather than being lost to fear, time, or silence.
The title Speaking Up is deliberate. It reflects a collective decision—by individuals and communities—to say something now, rather than later. History shows us what happens when people wait for the “right moment” to respond, or assume someone else will do it for them. This project is rooted in the belief that attention itself is a form of resistance.
This is not a debate show.
 It is not a policy explainer.
 It is not neutral.
It is a living record of what people are experiencing and how they are pushing back against a system that depends on secrecy and normalization to function.
Speaking Up will continue as long as these stories continue—because community resistance doesn’t happen all at once, and it doesn’t end when the news cycle moves on. It builds quietly, through memory, documentation, and the refusal to let harm go unnamed.
If you are living this, you are not alone.
 If you are listening, you are being asked to pay attention.
These stories are being told because they matter.
 And because this time, the community is speaking up.
If you have a story you want shared on the podcast, visit speakinguppodcast.com.

Speaking Up is a community-driven podcast documenting what is happening in real time to people and neighborhoods impacted by Immigration and Customs Enforcement—and how communities are responding when silence is no longer an option. This show exists because too much of what happens during immigration enforcement never makes it into official records. Raids are reduced to press releases. Detentions are described as procedures. Harm is flattened into language that avoids responsibility. Meanwhile, the people living through it are left to carry the consequences alone. Speaking Up is about changing that. At the center of this project are first-person stories—shared directly by community members through one-on-one interviews and a voice message submission system. These are voices speaking in their own words, on their own terms, about what they’ve seen, experienced, and survived. Some stories describe encounters with ICE. Others describe the ripple effects: families disrupted, workplaces emptied, fear becoming routine. Many describe resistance—not as an abstract idea, but as something practical and necessary. Resistance looks like neighbors warning each other when agents are nearby. It looks like people filming when they’re told not to. It looks like legal observers, mutual aid, court support, and rapid response networks. It looks like refusing to disappear quietly. This podcast does not belong to a single narrator or perspective. It is intentionally structured to give a voice and a platform to the people most directly affected. The role of the show is to listen, to document, and to preserve what is too often dismissed or erased. Every interview, voicemail, and written account shared with Speaking Up is treated as testimony. Some voices are named. Others are anonymized for safety. Not every story can be independently verified in full—but where possible, context is added, patterns are identified, and lived experience is clearly distinguished from interpretation. What matters most is that these stories exist in the open, rather than being lost to fear, time, or silence. The title Speaking Up is deliberate. It reflects a collective decision—by individuals and communities—to say something now, rather than later. History shows us what happens when people wait for the “right moment” to respond, or assume someone else will do it for them. This project is rooted in the belief that attention itself is a form of resistance. This is not a debate show. It is not a policy explainer. It is not neutral. It is a living record of what people are experiencing and how they are pushing back against a system that depends on secrecy and normalization to function. Speaking Up will continue as long as these stories continue—because community resistance doesn’t happen all at once, and it doesn’t end when the news cycle moves on. It builds quietly, through memory, documentation, and the refusal to let harm go unnamed. If you are living this, you are not alone. If you are listening, you are being asked to pay attention. These stories are being told because they matter. And because this time, the community is speaking up. If you have a story you want shared on the podcast, visit speakinguppodcast.com.

Speaking Up: Community Stories from the Anti-ICE Resistance

The Shift is a podcast for people who are tired of trying to heal, regulate, forgive, or fix themselves and still feeling stuck.This isn’t about becoming calmer, more positive, or more understanding. It’s about dismantling the identities, stories, and coping strategies that once kept you safe but now keep you bracing, resentful, or externally oriented.We talk about resentment as information, not something to work on.We'll discuss boundaries as an internal orientation, not as rules for other people.Nervous system regulation will be address as something you can actually feel in your body, not just a buzzword.Through conversations about attachment, codependency, addiction, and self-protection, The Shift offers a different lens that doesn’t diagnose, shame, or ask you to endlessly revisit the past.If you’re ready to stop orienting your life around what’s happening outside of you and start experiencing safety from the inside out, you’re in the right place.

The Shift is a podcast for people who are tired of trying to heal, regulate, forgive, or fix themselves and still feeling stuck. This isn’t about becoming calmer, more positive, or more understanding. It’s about dismantling the identities, stories, and coping strategies that once kept you safe but now keep you bracing, resentful, or externally oriented. We talk about resentment as information, not something to work on. We'll discuss boundaries as an internal orientation, not as rules for other people. Nervous system regulation will be address as something you can actually feel in your body, not just a buzzword. Through conversations about attachment, codependency, addiction, and self-protection, The Shift offers a different lens that doesn’t diagnose, shame, or ask you to endlessly revisit the past. If you’re ready to stop orienting your life around what’s happening outside of you and start experiencing safety from the inside out, you’re in the right place.

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