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Welcome to Together 4 Good: Making Sense of Life and Faith, a podcast from Bethany Lutheran Church ELCA in Cherry Hills Village, CO. We talk about real life and real faith—the doubts, the hope, and the messy middle—through the lens of love, grace, and community. No judgment, just honest conversations about what it means to be human and to believe. Perfect for anyone curious about progressive Christianity or looking for a safe place to explore faith in today’s world.

Together 4 Good: Making Sense of Life and Faith

What do you do when the national dialogue sucks? You start listening. And figure out better ways to communicate.I hear a lot of ‘I don’t get them.’ They’re stupid/crazy/too fragile/woke. You get the drift. We don’t seem to get each other. Self-involvement, lack of information or experience, blind adherence to a belief prevents us from seeing things from a different viewpoint. And there are many points of view, many sides to a story.If we don’t listen and don’t engage, we can't really know what another person thinks? And as good as we are, we're not clairvoyant. So get curious. Start with some questions. Let’s listen to understand, if not agree.This season’s Embark goes where few conversations go – to the other side. Or to many sides. Hop on for a little more conversation and a lot more ‘getting’ each other. All aboard? Let’s go.With Liz Solar, Voice Actor/ Writer/Communications Coach

Embark

One practitioner’s four-year journey to become a professional in Mindfulness and Secular Buddhism, without getting all mysterious and solemn about it.

Join Shannon M Whitaker, co-host Jeff Street, and guests as we discuss the science, philosophy, culture, and practice of mindfulness: What’s the latest fMRI research actually telling us about the effects of Loving-Kindness on the brain? Why is Loving-Kindness a terrible translation of the Pāli word “Metta”? How are other practitioners navigating their practice in the real world?

You won’t get a real PhD from listening to this podcast. But don’t worry, we don’t have one either.

One practitioner’s four-year journey to become a professional in Mindfulness and Secular Buddhism, without getting all mysterious and solemn about it. Join Shannon M Whitaker, co-host Jeff Street, and guests as we discuss the science, philosophy, culture, and practice of mindfulness: What’s the latest fMRI research actually telling us about the effects of Loving-Kindness on the brain? Why is Loving-Kindness a terrible translation of the Pāli word “Metta”? How are other practitioners navigating their practice in the real world? You won’t get a real PhD from listening to this podcast. But don’t worry, we don’t have one either.

Dharma PhD

Healthcare is changing. Making Healthcare {...} captures the lives and stories of innovators and disruptors that are shaping the future of healthcare today.Our guests are Making Healthcare Safer, Making Healthcare Affordable, Making Healthcare Innovative. So what are you making healthcare? This is the question our host David Park, CEO of VirtuSense, wants to answer as we dive into the lives, visions, and accomplishments of individuals across the industry, from CEOs to CNAs, to explore the healthcare they are making. Join us every Thursday for new episodes everywhere podcasts are found.

Making Healthcare: {...}

Have you ever wondered who would win in a fight between the greatest and oiliest action heroes of the 80s? What would happen in the deep jungle if Dutch from Predator fought Rambo from... Rambo? Wonder no more as this podcast takes the guess work and the brain power out of it by using Science to decide the winners of these classic fights. From the DynaMic network comes Max Destruction. With host Ken Johnson and other expendable cohosts , they run through the bios of the most awesome characters from cinema history and then using the Monte Carlo simulation decide once and for all who wins.

You Call Those Tactics?

We tell stories about True Crime and the psychology of those who perpetrate them.

We hope you enjoy.

We tell stories about True Crime and the psychology of those who perpetrate them. We hope you enjoy.

It's About Damn Crime! Podcast

2 Brothers with one journey... ”On the road to 196 countries”
Along the way we’ve been so blessed to meet other world class tourists that share the same love and passion for travel. So sit back, relax and enjoy some amazing stories as we journey across the globe.
 PackSetGo

2 Brothers with one journey... ”On the road to 196 countries” Along the way we’ve been so blessed to meet other world class tourists that share the same love and passion for travel. So sit back, relax and enjoy some amazing stories as we journey across the globe. PackSetGo

Pack Set Go - Traveling Podcast

A Kenyan safe space where we aim to Educate, Empower, and Entertain through the tales of a confused millennial.

The Clatchet Podcast
(T.C.P)

Efficiency means having the ability to live the way you want to live and give yourself and others the time you want to give them. Let's talk about how to do more, make time, prioritise better, be more decisive and increase our life efficiency. We'll be talking through common issues, innovative solutions, and how you can take your best next step.

Follow Dr Justin Sung on Facebook, Instagram and Youtube for more!

Efficiency means having the ability to live the way you want to live and give yourself and others the time you want to give them. Let's talk about how to do more, make time, prioritise better, be more decisive and increase our life efficiency. We'll be talking through common issues, innovative solutions, and how you can take your best next step. Follow Dr Justin Sung on Facebook, Instagram and Youtube for more!

Bigger Plate

In conversation with academics and Westminster insiders, Leader of the House of Commons Jacob Rees-Mogg MP explores some of the less understood aspects of the UK’s parliamentary democracy and how our constitution delivers for voters.

Why Parliament Works

Three Pacific Islanders having a laugh, sharing our views and the lens through which we see the world.

Nights at the Brown Table

Introducing White Coats, a podcast run by 2 high school students who are eager to spread knowledge and awareness about both the medical and dental fields. Arielle and Lauren are very interested in these fields and hope that through this podcast, they can express their passion to others and hopefully open up new doors or spark an interest. This podcast will encompass a large span of episodes: from interviews to misconceptions and break downs of medical TV shows. Arielle and Lauren hope you join them on their journey to grow White Coats into a brand to influence others and spread knowledge!

White Coats

Jesus said, ”I am the way, the truth and the life. No one comes to the Father except through Me” [John 14:6]. The Bible tells us that God the Father showed His love for us and His willingness to accept us with our flawed humanity by sending His Son to die for us while we were ALL sinners. Yet, many feel judged and condemned by others as being unworthy of God’s love and gift of life through His Son, Jesus Christ.
 
Adhering to God’s Word not to judge nor condemn others, TruthLove invites individuals to join discussions in a judgment-free zone where the truth of God’s Word is spoken in love.

Jesus said, ”I am the way, the truth and the life. No one comes to the Father except through Me” [John 14:6]. The Bible tells us that God the Father showed His love for us and His willingness to accept us with our flawed humanity by sending His Son to die for us while we were ALL sinners. Yet, many feel judged and condemned by others as being unworthy of God’s love and gift of life through His Son, Jesus Christ. Adhering to God’s Word not to judge nor condemn others, TruthLove invites individuals to join discussions in a judgment-free zone where the truth of God’s Word is spoken in love.

TruthLove

Unwind our minds, emotions, and thoughts. A podcast where we can just talk, no script, just pure conversation about anything and anything. Solo podcast with Julz, unwinding whatever topic that episode gives. Also, podcast with guest, where they can unwind and have a nice discussion from anything between relationships, sports, music, world problems, and much more.

Unwind with Julz

So many of the people who impact our lives undertake their work in relative obscurity. Hosted by Shefali Mehta of Open Rivers, this interview podcast sits down with experts in science, technology, agriculture, climate change and education to learn about their expertise, their rationale for undertaking this work, the personal story that propels them forward and how they provide clarity on our path to do better.

Open Rivers Navigator

Bible League International shares personal experiences and compelling stories from around the world with special guests and engaging talks that connect you to our mission. 87 years of equipping the under-resourced Church to make disciples, transforming lives through God's Word.

Bible League International // The Word in Action Podcast

Hey loves, 
The Real Hamsptead Housewife Dena here. 

Just here to chat girl stuff and tell some funny stories

With love from my tits to yours, Dena

Hey loves, The Real Hamsptead Housewife Dena here. Just here to chat girl stuff and tell some funny stories With love from my tits to yours, Dena

TittyTalk

Life In The Rabbit Hole, hosted by Lori Carrese, a fellow mom and entrepreneur, is a podcast about Conejo Valley Living, featuring community matters, business spotlights, entrepreneurship, and wellness content for EVERYONE, EVERYWHERE.

Life In The Rabbit Hole

<div>Two Sisters Present: America’s Sweethearts is a comedy podcast hosted by sisters Bailey and Chaney Moore that celebrates the work of women in film. Along with movie reviews; each five-episode series focuses on one woman’s catalog of movies by genre and explores the skill and unique artistry that the featured actress, director, writer, (etc.) has contributed to the world of cinema. A bit of research, a dash of humor and a heap of appreciation make this podcast a load of fun. </div>

Two Sisters Present: America’s Sweethearts is a comedy podcast hosted by sisters Bailey and Chaney Moore that celebrates the work of women in film. Along with movie reviews; each five-episode series focuses on one woman’s catalog of movies by genre and explores the skill and unique artistry that the featured actress, director, writer, (etc.) has contributed to the world of cinema. A bit of research, a dash of humor and a heap of appreciation make this podcast a load of fun.

Two Sisters Present: America’s Sweethearts is a comedy podcast hosted by sisters Bailey and Chaney Moore that celebrates the work of women in film. Along with movie reviews; each five-episode series focuses on one woman’s catalog of movies by genre and explores the skill and unique artistry that the featured actress, director, writer, (etc.) has contributed to the world of cinema. A bit of research, a dash of humor and a heap of appreciation make this podcast a load of fun.&nbsp;

Two Sisters Present: America's Sweethearts

A daily Mission Chattanooga podcast exploring the Bible, church history, and encouraging kids to pray.

Mission Kids

Have You Heard shares tips, stories and practical advice to help people with hearing loss​ stay connected.  We provide resources, solutions and support to those with hearing loss.

Have You Heard shares tips, stories and practical advice to help people with hearing loss​ stay connected. We provide resources, solutions and support to those with hearing loss.

Have You Heard? A Listening Project

J Moyer takes you on a journey to explore film evaluation through a fantasy football lens. Healthy doses of fantasy expertise are served up by football savvy guests. Brought to you by the rocket scientists at ffastronauts.com. Find J's film work on the FF Astronauts YouTube Channel (youtube.com/ffastronauts) and on Twitter @JMoyerFB.

Fantasy Film Lab: A Fantasy Football Astronauts Launch

As a CIA agent on a top-secret mission, Duff Dixon traveled through time using a device given to mankind by inter-dimensional aliens. After ten billion long years of trying to save the world, he's ready to enjoy his retirement. On Play it by Year, Duff explores the history of popular music with a twist: each episode focuses on a single year and the songs that defined it. So tune in as Duff talks pop, rock, hip-hop, jazz, country, life, Texas 5A division 2 high school football, and (at the insistance of his pushy callers) the future, aliens, and the CIA's deepest, darkest secrets.

Play it by Year with Duff Dixon

Ghanaian storyteller Ma Sankofah shares African folk tales that illuminate the rich cultures of the continent. Each telling of a folk tale is followed by a discussion on its themes and significance with an avid student of African cultures, Takako Mino.

Ma Sankofah Folk Tales

In Gainsight’s GameChanger Podcast, host Adam Joseph interviews a slew of interesting guests from all over the globe, covering topics like product-led Customer Success, how to master presentations, returning to a Customer Success role following maternity/paternity leave, creating the complete Product or Customer Success team, and more. This podcast recognizes and celebrates people who change the game of customer success and product experience for their companies, customers, teammates, and partners. Our GameChanger guests are intuitive and authentic, achieving amazing success as a result of their boldness and willingness to challenge the status quo.

Gainsight GameChanger Podcast

“Essential Connections: Tips and Techniques for Case Managers”, is an accessible description of ideas and methods used in clinical and community based behavioral health organizations. The friendly, five minute sketches are designed to improve the basic knowledge and skills of case managers on the front lines of providing mental health and substance abuse services. Dr. David Freeman, a psychologist at Community Connections in Washington D.C., is the author and narrator of the Podcast. Currently the Chief Clinical Officer at Community Connections, Freeman has 45 years’ experience in the field. Starting as a volunteer in a therapeutic Summer Camp for “kids who got kicked out of every other camp” he worked as case manager, counselor, therapist, supervisor, team leader, Project Director and Program Director. This podcast distills what Freeman has learned in helping staff work with individuals who struggle with mental illness, addiction, homelessness, criminal justice involvement, poverty, traumatic brain injury, and violent victimization. The individual pods range from an introduction to technical methods like “Pro-Con Analysis”, and “Care Coordination” to equally important but less concrete topics like “Small Talk”, and “Spirituality”. Case managers who are new to the field will appreciate how quickly and easily they can learn the material. New supervisors will enjoy the clarity of thought and the review pf basic concepts that are rarely boiled down to their essence. Senior clinicians will see established clinical interventions in a new light with the help of Freeman’s sketches.  In the rush to satisfy pressures from funders and auditors, case managers sometimes use clinical jargon that they don’t fully understand when documenting services. And, perversely, in providing a service, case managers sometimes forget what they know about helping people because they are so concerned about maintaining fidelity to an evidence based practice that they have been taught but haven’t fully absorbed. The human and relationship elements – so essential to good outcomes – are often lost in the case manager’s effort to be compliant with clinical authority. Freeman demystifies and explains clinical ideas and practices in clear, straightforward language so that case managers can make use of the concepts. He helps case managers think clinically while acting practically. Paraprofessional staff working in shelters, benefits offices, hospitals, and jails will appreciate the way Freeman simplifies complex clinical subjects. Families who are coping with the difficulties of a loved one will appreciate the plain talk of the podcast; it will help them learn skills for interacting with the family member and talking to professionals.  Other topics addressed in the Podcast include: Social Networks, Suicide Risk Reduction, Anger Management, Self-Soothing, Collaborative Mindfulness, Goal Setting, Stages of Change, and Introduction to Cognitive Interventions. Future Topics will include Use of Supervision, the Art of Case Management, The Zen of Case Management, Multidisciplinary Teams, The Clinical Manager’s Dilemmas,  and Models of Case Management.This Podcast was developed with the support of Community Connections Inc. in Washington DC and especially the CEO and Co-Founder of Community Connections, Maxine Harris. Joe Cullinan drew the icon. Chris Fischer provided technical assistance. Loretta Rodts, Chloe Ambrose, Rebecca Wolfson Berley, Karen Singleton, and Mimi Scotchmer – all members of the Clinical Thinking Workgroup which is devoted to improving services at Community Connections– provided helpful support. Clients have been incredibly generous in sharing their feelings, ideas, and insights about the human condition. All three of Freeman’s children played a unique role in bringing the podcast to life. Music for the Podcast was composed by Jessica Krash, Freeman’s wife, who has also provided him a lifetime of inspiration.

“Essential Connections: Tips and Techniques for Case Managers”, is an accessible description of ideas and methods used in clinical and community based behavioral health organizations. The friendly, five minute sketches are designed to improve the basic knowledge and skills of case managers on the front lines of providing mental health and substance abuse services. Dr. David Freeman, a psychologist at Community Connections in Washington D.C., is the author and narrator of the Podcast. Currently the Chief Clinical Officer at Community Connections, Freeman has 45 years’ experience in the field. Starting as a volunteer in a therapeutic Summer Camp for “kids who got kicked out of every other camp” he worked as case manager, counselor, therapist, supervisor, team leader, Project Director and Program Director. This podcast distills what Freeman has learned in helping staff work with individuals who struggle with mental illness, addiction, homelessness, criminal justice involvement, poverty, traumatic brain injury, and violent victimization. The individual pods range from an introduction to technical methods like “Pro-Con Analysis”, and “Care Coordination” to equally important but less concrete topics like “Small Talk”, and “Spirituality”. Case managers who are new to the field will appreciate how quickly and easily they can learn the material. New supervisors will enjoy the clarity of thought and the review pf basic concepts that are rarely boiled down to their essence. Senior clinicians will see established clinical interventions in a new light with the help of Freeman’s sketches. In the rush to satisfy pressures from funders and auditors, case managers sometimes use clinical jargon that they don’t fully understand when documenting services. And, perversely, in providing a service, case managers sometimes forget what they know about helping people because they are so concerned about maintaining fidelity to an evidence based practice that they have been taught but haven’t fully absorbed. The human and relationship elements – so essential to good outcomes – are often lost in the case manager’s effort to be compliant with clinical authority. Freeman demystifies and explains clinical ideas and practices in clear, straightforward language so that case managers can make use of the concepts. He helps case managers think clinically while acting practically. Paraprofessional staff working in shelters, benefits offices, hospitals, and jails will appreciate the way Freeman simplifies complex clinical subjects. Families who are coping with the difficulties of a loved one will appreciate the plain talk of the podcast; it will help them learn skills for interacting with the family member and talking to professionals. Other topics addressed in the Podcast include: Social Networks, Suicide Risk Reduction, Anger Management, Self-Soothing, Collaborative Mindfulness, Goal Setting, Stages of Change, and Introduction to Cognitive Interventions. Future Topics will include Use of Supervision, the Art of Case Management, The Zen of Case Management, Multidisciplinary Teams, The Clinical Manager’s Dilemmas, and Models of Case Management.This Podcast was developed with the support of Community Connections Inc. in Washington DC and especially the CEO and Co-Founder of Community Connections, Maxine Harris. Joe Cullinan drew the icon. Chris Fischer provided technical assistance. Loretta Rodts, Chloe Ambrose, Rebecca Wolfson Berley, Karen Singleton, and Mimi Scotchmer – all members of the Clinical Thinking Workgroup which is devoted to improving services at Community Connections– provided helpful support. Clients have been incredibly generous in sharing their feelings, ideas, and insights about the human condition. All three of Freeman’s children played a unique role in bringing the podcast to life. Music for the Podcast was composed by Jessica Krash, Freeman’s wife, who has also provided him a lifetime of inspiration.

Essential Connections: Tips and Techniques for Case Managers

Reedkeeper's Journey is a serial podcast written and read by Mark Diaz. Set in the 1980s the story follows several teenagers who are transported to a land where mankind is a myth. As they search for a way home, the young adults navigate a world full of mythical creatures and pitfalls while battling the demons of their past.

Reedkeeper's Journey

All things running, strength training, nutrition and mindset for women over 40 who want to unapologetically get fitter, leaner, stronger and burn stubborn body fat with physical therapist, mom, runner, strength and fitness coach, Carey Adam.

The Fitter Leaner Stronger Over 40 Podcast

Dominican New Yorker, Luis Agustin, brings on guests to discuss and review some of their favorite films of all time!

A View To Film

Pretty Lies &amp; Ugly Truths is a fantastic new podcast featuring hosts, Toya Vegan Mommania &amp; Alex E Miller! They will be sitting down with celebrities, as well as many other inspiring people in power. Pretty Lies &amp; Ugly Truths is all about setting the bar higher and giving a voice to those with a story to tell. From activists, athletes, artists, and everyday people, everyone has something special to share.

Pretty Lies & Ugly Truths is a fantastic new podcast featuring hosts, Toya Vegan Mommania & Alex E Miller! They will be sitting down with celebrities, as well as many other inspiring people in power. Pretty Lies & Ugly Truths is all about setting the bar higher and giving a voice to those with a story to tell. From activists, athletes, artists, and everyday people, everyone has something special to share.

PLUT Podcast

Join the High Tea hostess with the mostest, Chastity George, as she chats about the impact of Lady Leaders of the Roux Hue, and the rest of ya'll.

High Tea Series

A real, raw, and (sometimes) ridiculous discussion of all things sex, dating, and pop culture. Brought to you by your hosts Kelsee and Carly.

Titty Talks

<p>This podcast is for the course HIST 2013: History of the American People since 1877. All opinions are my own and do not reflect the views of the University of Arkansas or Northwest Arkansas Community College.</p>

This podcast is for the course HIST 2013: History of the American People since 1877. All opinions are my own and do not reflect the views of the University of Arkansas or Northwest Arkansas Community College.

History of the American People since 1877

We're watching (almost) every Disney movie (and even some that aren't but are close enough) and then giving you our thoughts on them all! The list is SUPER long, so we hope you stick around for a good long time, because Walt knows we'll be here for a metric eternity!

Disney Minus

Friends embark on a journey to get to know one another and share in each others interests; marijuana and superheroes. New episodes weekly.

Buds, Bros & Superheroes's: A Podcast

Swapping shifts is hosted by Brandon Bryan. Each episode Brandon talks to a guest about a job they once had, it could something as mundane as being a server or as extravagant as touring the world doing comedy! But every job has a story to tell and this pod will find them all.

Swapping Shifts

Two young college students talk about their experience in school while being professional mariachi players. Follow us on Instagram and Facebook at Losmariachisagas. And email us with questions or suggestions at losmariachisagas@gmail.com

Los Mariachi Sagas

<p>Terrors of the night is a podcast about all things terror. Grab a seat, or your wheel, and listen to stories that range from paranormal, true crime, lore, or terrifying science. If you're into psychology, so am I. We'll get along and chat all about it!&nbsp;</p>

Terrors of the night is a podcast about all things terror. Grab a seat, or your wheel, and listen to stories that range from paranormal, true crime, lore, or terrifying science. If you're into psychology, so am I. We'll get along and chat all about it! 

Terrors of the Night

A podcast based on true crime, the unexpected and unexplained, and the unsolved and unthinkable. 
From Aliens to Conspiracies.
To Cults and the paranormal and unexplainable events and things to exist in our lives we would never believe was a reality.

A podcast based on true crime, the unexpected and unexplained, and the unsolved and unthinkable. From Aliens to Conspiracies. To Cults and the paranormal and unexplainable events and things to exist in our lives we would never believe was a reality.

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