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Welcome to Big Feelings, a podcast by Brooke Schofield who is known to have disproportionately strong feelings about even the smallest of things. Here, no topic is too random, no story is too embarrassing and no feeling is too big. Brooke dives into everything from pop culture and reality TV to mental health, friendship, family and every little moment that somehow becomes a very big deal.

Big Feelings with Brooke Schofield

Commercial Property and Casualty Insurance Advice, Risk Management, Loss Control and Claims Services.

Rockies Risk Management Minute

Open Your Own Door is a podcast about honing your true interests to create a life that feels aligned, meaningful and joyful. Here, you will learn how to let go of the need for approval, and begin building a life you love by simply following your own curiosities. Paige Espey built an online vintage reselling business after leaving her 9-5 by simply allowing her creativity to lead the way. She is passionate about helping moms and small business owners grow into the best possible versions of themselves, so that they can better serve others. Come along as we teach you how to Open Your Own Door!

Open Your Own Door

Coach Erin Says is the triathlon podcast for busy athletes who want to train smarter, race stronger, and enjoy the journey.

Hosted by Coach Erin Byrge of 3 Goals Multisport Coaching, each episode answers real triathlon training questions with practical, encouraging coaching you can actually use.

From swim, bike, and run training to fueling, recovery, race-day execution, mindset, and fitting triathlon into real life, Coach Erin helps athletes build confidence and make smarter training decisions.

Coach Erin Says is the triathlon podcast for busy athletes who want to train smarter, race stronger, and enjoy the journey. Hosted by Coach Erin Byrge of 3 Goals Multisport Coaching, each episode answers real triathlon training questions with practical, encouraging coaching you can actually use. From swim, bike, and run training to fueling, recovery, race-day execution, mindset, and fitting triathlon into real life, Coach Erin helps athletes build confidence and make smarter training decisions.

Coach Erin Says | Triathlon Tips for Busy Athletes

I combine personal growth topics with interesting stories to help, inspire and share actionable philosophical ideas

1 Story - 1 Idea

MAKING MY OWN COLORS

Cumples. Resuelves. Sostienes.
Pero… ¿quién te sostiene a ti?

Camino del Kuma no es otro podcast de motivación.
Es un espacio íntimo, profundo y accionable para personas que funcionan por fuera… pero están desconectadas por dentro.

Soy Andrea Montoya, y después de vivir burnout, ansiedad funcional y años de autoexigencia, entendí algo clave:

👉 No necesitas hacer más. Necesitas habitarte distinto.

En este podcast te comparto herramientas reales para dejar de vivir en automático y empezar a construir bienestar desde dentro.

Aquí no vas a encontrar fórmulas mágicas.
Vas a encontrar procesos reales basados en:

Conciencia emocional
Microacciones sostenibles
Integración de tu historia, cuerpo y decisiones

Porque el cambio real no es inmediato…
pero sí es posible cuando sabes cómo sostenerlo.

Mas recursos en www.kumway.org

Cumples. Resuelves. Sostienes. Pero… ¿quién te sostiene a ti? Camino del Kuma no es otro podcast de motivación. Es un espacio íntimo, profundo y accionable para personas que funcionan por fuera… pero están desconectadas por dentro. Soy Andrea Montoya, y después de vivir burnout, ansiedad funcional y años de autoexigencia, entendí algo clave: 👉 No necesitas hacer más. Necesitas habitarte distinto. En este podcast te comparto herramientas reales para dejar de vivir en automático y empezar a construir bienestar desde dentro. Aquí no vas a encontrar fórmulas mágicas. Vas a encontrar procesos reales basados en: Conciencia emocional Microacciones sostenibles Integración de tu historia, cuerpo y decisiones Porque el cambio real no es inmediato… pero sí es posible cuando sabes cómo sostenerlo. Mas recursos en www.kumway.org

Camino del Kuma - conciencia, acción y vida real con Andre Montoya

Hidden Chronicles: The Psychology of History is a narrative podcast exploring where human psychology and history collide.
Covering true crime, dark history, and human behaviour, each episode looks beyond what happened to understand why it happened — and what kind of world made it possible.
This is not about spectacle, but context. A calm, reflective approach to stories often told at their loudest.
I’m Jenni Brown. 
This is Hidden Chronicles.

Hidden Chronicles: The Psychology of History is a narrative podcast exploring where human psychology and history collide. Covering true crime, dark history, and human behaviour, each episode looks beyond what happened to understand why it happened — and what kind of world made it possible. This is not about spectacle, but context. A calm, reflective approach to stories often told at their loudest. I’m Jenni Brown. This is Hidden Chronicles.

Hidden Chronicles: True Crime and Psychology.

This podcast explores how Total Productive Maintenance (TPM) helps organizations improve equipment reliability, reduce downtime, and boost operational efficiency.  Discussion will cover the key principles of TPM, employee involvement, preventive maintenance, and practical strategies for achieving continuous improvement in operations. (Powered by Jellypod)

This podcast explores how Total Productive Maintenance (TPM) helps organizations improve equipment reliability, reduce downtime, and boost operational efficiency. Discussion will cover the key principles of TPM, employee involvement, preventive maintenance, and practical strategies for achieving continuous improvement in operations. (Powered by Jellypod)

Total Productive Maintenance

Joining in conversation and sharing wisdom is the idea behind the new podcast “Let Me Ask You This,” created here in the Northeast Kingdom of Vermont. The show’s host, Abby Pollender, a local writer, interviews people from the Kingdom and elsewhere, because everyone has a story to tell and there’s lots of wisdom we can learn from listening to one another. You’ll hear voices you know, along with some that may be new to you, and possibly your neighbor. Join in the conversation and listen to “Let Me Ask You This.”Recorded at Do North Coworking in Lyndonville, Vermont with assistance from Owen Davie

Joining in conversation and sharing wisdom is the idea behind the new podcast “Let Me Ask You This,” created here in the Northeast Kingdom of Vermont. The show’s host, Abby Pollender, a local writer, interviews people from the Kingdom and elsewhere, because everyone has a story to tell and there’s lots of wisdom we can learn from listening to one another. You’ll hear voices you know, along with some that may be new to you, and possibly your neighbor. Join in the conversation and listen to “Let Me Ask You This.” Recorded at Do North Coworking in Lyndonville, Vermont with assistance from Owen Davie

Let Me Ask You This - Conversations From The NEK

10/2-4/26 Hope Bible Church Conference 2026, Jackson, GA. 
Books by David O'Steen - https://hopebiblechurchga.com/writings/
Visit our website: https://hopebiblechurchga.com 
Study Blog: https://hopebiblechurchga.com/blog/
Do you know for sure you're saved?    • The Most Important Question   
Sign up for our free Hope Bible Institute: https://www.hopebibleinstitute.org

10/2-4/26 Hope Bible Church Conference 2026, Jackson, GA. Books by David O'Steen - https://hopebiblechurchga.com/writings/ Visit our website: https://hopebiblechurchga.com Study Blog: https://hopebiblechurchga.com/blog/ Do you know for sure you're saved? • The Most Important Question Sign up for our free Hope Bible Institute: https://www.hopebibleinstitute.org

Hope Bible Church Conference 2026

LEAKS & FEED

Welcome to True Crime Arena — uncovering hidden crimes, untold stories, mysterious disappearances, and cases that shocked the world. Real cases. Hidden stories. Dark truths.

TRUE CRIME ARENA

How Surgical Artistry Meets Medical Science for Exceptional Aesthetic Results

How Surgical Artistry Meets Medical Science for Exceptional Aesthetic Results

Aesthetic Authority

How mindful presence shapes personal growth

Featured Podcast – Proactive Mindfulness

Robótica sin límites, en dónde la imaginación se convierte en tecnología.

Proyecto Gota - Mascota / César Guardo.

A Biblioteca de Alcântara - José Dias Coelho em parceria com a Associação Bengala Mágica lançou o projeto Palavras que Abraçam. Como ler e ouvir histórias é essencial para qualquer criança e jovem, com este projeto pretendemos disponibilizar histórias em vídeo e áudio e com legendagem em português lidas por voluntários, que ficarão disponíveis para todas as pessoas.
Pode inscrever-se para fazer a gravação do seu vídeo a ler uma história através do site:
https://ba-jdc.reservio.com/

A Biblioteca de Alcântara - José Dias Coelho em parceria com a Associação Bengala Mágica lançou o projeto Palavras que Abraçam. Como ler e ouvir histórias é essencial para qualquer criança e jovem, com este projeto pretendemos disponibilizar histórias em vídeo e áudio e com legendagem em português lidas por voluntários, que ficarão disponíveis para todas as pessoas. Pode inscrever-se para fazer a gravação do seu vídeo a ler uma história através do site: https://ba-jdc.reservio.com/

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Find audio messages by Apostle Dr Mighty here.

Find audio messages by Apostle Dr Mighty here.

Royal Priesthood Assemblies International - Audio Messages

Explore the powerful, deeply influential history of blues music. The History of Blues Music Podcast traces the singers, guitarists, songwriters, record labels, clubs, cities, traditions, and social forces that transformed the blues from regional folk expression into one of the foundations of modern popular music.

Episodes journey through work songs, spirituals, field hollers, Delta blues, Piedmont blues, classic female blues, Chicago blues, electric blues, jump blues, and the many regional styles that developed across the United States. The show explores legendary figures such as Robert Johnson, Bessie Smith, Muddy Waters, Howlin’ Wolf, B.B. King, John Lee Hooker, Willie Dixon, and countless others, while also examining migration, segregation, recording technology, radio, touring circuits, independent labels, juke joints, and the evolution of blues performance and songwriting.

Whether you are fascinated by early acoustic recordings, electric Chicago blues, legendary guitarists, blues vocals, music history, or the genre’s enormous influence on rock and roll, R&B, soul, jazz, and modern popular music, the podcast tells the stories behind the artists, songs, scenes, and historical moments that shaped the blues. The History of Blues Music Podcast is hosted by Josh Linsk.

Explore the powerful, deeply influential history of blues music. The History of Blues Music Podcast traces the singers, guitarists, songwriters, record labels, clubs, cities, traditions, and social forces that transformed the blues from regional folk expression into one of the foundations of modern popular music. Episodes journey through work songs, spirituals, field hollers, Delta blues, Piedmont blues, classic female blues, Chicago blues, electric blues, jump blues, and the many regional styles that developed across the United States. The show explores legendary figures such as Robert Johnson, Bessie Smith, Muddy Waters, Howlin’ Wolf, B.B. King, John Lee Hooker, Willie Dixon, and countless others, while also examining migration, segregation, recording technology, radio, touring circuits, independent labels, juke joints, and the evolution of blues performance and songwriting. Whether you are fascinated by early acoustic recordings, electric Chicago blues, legendary guitarists, blues vocals, music history, or the genre’s enormous influence on rock and roll, R&B, soul, jazz, and modern popular music, the podcast tells the stories behind the artists, songs, scenes, and historical moments that shaped the blues. The History of Blues Music Podcast is hosted by Josh Linsk.

Explore the powerful, deeply influential history of blues music. The History of Blues Music Podcast traces the singers, guitarists, songwriters, record labels, clubs, cities, traditions, and social forces that transformed the blues from regional folk expression into one of the foundations of modern popular music.

Episodes journey through work songs, spirituals, field hollers, Delta blues, Piedmont blues, classic female blues, Chicago blues, electric blues, jump blues, and the many regional styles that developed across the United States. The show explores legendary figures such as Robert Johnson, Bessie Smith, Muddy Waters, Howlin’ Wolf, B.B. King, John Lee Hooker, Willie Dixon, and countless others, while also examining migration, segregation, recording technology, radio, touring circuits, independent labels, juke joints, and the evolution of blues performance and songwriting.

Whether you are fascinated by early acoustic recordings, electric Chicago blues, legendary guitarists, blues vocals, music history, or the genre’s enormous influence on rock and roll, R&amp;B, soul, jazz, and modern popular music, the podcast tells the stories behind the artists, songs, scenes, and historical moments that shaped the blues. The History of Blues Music Podcast is hosted by Josh Linsk.

The History of Blues Music Podcast

The Words We Don't Say explores the silences that keep us stuck—in battlefields, firehouses, and therapy rooms. Join us as we sit with practitioners, healers, advocates, and people who've "been there, done that" for real talk and real connection around what it means to serve... And what it means to be human. What goes unspoken in your day-to-day life?

The Words We Don't Say

SatoShe Stories is a podcast about women who took Bitcoin seriously.Most women meet Bitcoin the same way: through a headline, a colleague at lunch, a partner who has opinions, or a number on a screen that keeps moving. Almost none of them meet it through someone who sits down and explains it properly. So the subject arrives wrapped in noise, and the easiest thing to do is decide it is not for you.This podcast is the conversation that should have happened instead.In every episode, one woman tells her own story: how she first came across Bitcoin, what she assumed at the beginning, what she got wrong along the way, what finally made it click, and what she understands today that she did not understand three years ago. Some guests are lawyers, bankers, founders, engineers or researchers. Some work in the industry, some simply decided to learn. What they share is that they stopped waiting to be invited and worked it out for themselves.What you can expectReal stories rather than explainers. Honest accounts of mistakes, including the expensive ones. Conversations about the parts nobody talks about: how it feels to be the only woman in the room, what to do when your partner disagrees, how to talk about money in a relationship, what happens to your assets when a marriage ends or someone dies, and why self custody is less about technology than about trust.What you will not hear here: price talk, predictions, tips, or anything resembling investment advice. This is education, not a recommendation, and every episode stays on the right side of that line. If you are looking for a show that tells you what to buy, this is not it. If you are looking for the understanding that lets you decide for yourself, you are in the right place.Who it is forWomen who are curious but have never found a good entry point. Women who work in finance and are quietly tired of nodding along. Founders and self employed women who are building something and realising nobody has thought about their financial independence for them. And anyone who prefers a real conversation over a lecture.Men are welcome to listen. The stories are told by women because those are the ones that rarely get told, not because the subject belongs to anyone.About the hostLisa Tscherry is the founder of SatoShe, a Bitcoin education platform for women in Switzerland with a community of over a thousand women, monthly sessions in Zurich, an eight week course and formats for banks, law firms and companies. She holds a master's degree in Blockchain and Digital Currency, where she graduated top of her year, and a second master's in Psychology. She sits on the board of the Bitcoin Association Switzerland.The psychology background is not decoration. After two years and hundreds of conversations, the pattern is consistent: what stops women is almost never the technology. It is the feeling of having missed the moment when everyone else apparently understood.Episodes are published in English and in German, depending on the guest. New episodes every two weeks.More at <a rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" href="http://satoshe.space" target="_blank">satoshe.space</a>

SatoShe Stories is a podcast about women who took Bitcoin seriously. Most women meet Bitcoin the same way: through a headline, a colleague at lunch, a partner who has opinions, or a number on a screen that keeps moving. Almost none of them meet it through someone who sits down and explains it properly. So the subject arrives wrapped in noise, and the easiest thing to do is decide it is not for you. This podcast is the conversation that should have happened instead. In every episode, one woman tells her own story: how she first came across Bitcoin, what she assumed at the beginning, what she got wrong along the way, what finally made it click, and what she understands today that she did not understand three years ago. Some guests are lawyers, bankers, founders, engineers or researchers. Some work in the industry, some simply decided to learn. What they share is that they stopped waiting to be invited and worked it out for themselves. What you can expect Real stories rather than explainers. Honest accounts of mistakes, including the expensive ones. Conversations about the parts nobody talks about: how it feels to be the only woman in the room, what to do when your partner disagrees, how to talk about money in a relationship, what happens to your assets when a marriage ends or someone dies, and why self custody is less about technology than about trust. What you will not hear here: price talk, predictions, tips, or anything resembling investment advice. This is education, not a recommendation, and every episode stays on the right side of that line. If you are looking for a show that tells you what to buy, this is not it. If you are looking for the understanding that lets you decide for yourself, you are in the right place. Who it is for Women who are curious but have never found a good entry point. Women who work in finance and are quietly tired of nodding along. Founders and self employed women who are building something and realising nobody has thought about their financial independence for them. And anyone who prefers a real conversation over a lecture. Men are welcome to listen. The stories are told by women because those are the ones that rarely get told, not because the subject belongs to anyone. About the host Lisa Tscherry is the founder of SatoShe, a Bitcoin education platform for women in Switzerland with a community of over a thousand women, monthly sessions in Zurich, an eight week course and formats for banks, law firms and companies. She holds a master's degree in Blockchain and Digital Currency, where she graduated top of her year, and a second master's in Psychology. She sits on the board of the Bitcoin Association Switzerland. The psychology background is not decoration. After two years and hundreds of conversations, the pattern is consistent: what stops women is almost never the technology. It is the feeling of having missed the moment when everyone else apparently understood. Episodes are published in English and in German, depending on the guest. New episodes every two weeks. More at satoshe.space

SatoShe Stories is a podcast about women who took Bitcoin seriously.Most women meet Bitcoin the same way: through a headline, a colleague at lunch, a partner who has opinions, or a number on a screen that keeps moving. Almost none of them meet it through someone who sits down and explains it properly. So the subject arrives wrapped in noise, and the easiest thing to do is decide it is not for you.This podcast is the conversation that should have happened instead.In every episode, one woman tells her own story: how she first came across Bitcoin, what she assumed at the beginning, what she got wrong along the way, what finally made it click, and what she understands today that she did not understand three years ago. Some guests are lawyers, bankers, founders, engineers or researchers. Some work in the industry, some simply decided to learn. What they share is that they stopped waiting to be invited and worked it out for themselves.What you can expectReal stories rather than explainers. Honest accounts of mistakes, including the expensive ones. Conversations about the parts nobody talks about: how it feels to be the only woman in the room, what to do when your partner disagrees, how to talk about money in a relationship, what happens to your assets when a marriage ends or someone dies, and why self custody is less about technology than about trust.What you will not hear here: price talk, predictions, tips, or anything resembling investment advice. This is education, not a recommendation, and every episode stays on the right side of that line. If you are looking for a show that tells you what to buy, this is not it. If you are looking for the understanding that lets you decide for yourself, you are in the right place.Who it is forWomen who are curious but have never found a good entry point. Women who work in finance and are quietly tired of nodding along. Founders and self employed women who are building something and realising nobody has thought about their financial independence for them. And anyone who prefers a real conversation over a lecture.Men are welcome to listen. The stories are told by women because those are the ones that rarely get told, not because the subject belongs to anyone.About the hostLisa Tscherry is the founder of SatoShe, a Bitcoin education platform for women in Switzerland with a community of over a thousand women, monthly sessions in Zurich, an eight week course and formats for banks, law firms and companies. She holds a master's degree in Blockchain and Digital Currency, where she graduated top of her year, and a second master's in Psychology. She sits on the board of the Bitcoin Association Switzerland.The psychology background is not decoration. After two years and hundreds of conversations, the pattern is consistent: what stops women is almost never the technology. It is the feeling of having missed the moment when everyone else apparently understood.Episodes are published in English and in German, depending on the guest. New episodes every two weeks.More at <a href="http://satoshe.space" rel="noopener noreferrer">satoshe.space</a>

SatoShe Stories

I previously did three different podcasts from 2020 to 2022: The Trail Talk Podcast, The Guide to Your Ride Podcast, and The GIVE Podcast. All three of them ended in August 2022 when I had my major stroke and nearly died. I have fought long and hard these past 4 years to get back into shape and get myself ready to launch one podcast. We have now arrived! I will be a Meteorologist for the rest of my days. This is the claim to fame I will take with me. Thank you for listening to my conversations with these amazing people every Wednesday!Meteorologist Rich Lupia

I previously did three different podcasts from 2020 to 2022: The Trail Talk Podcast, The Guide to Your Ride Podcast, and The GIVE Podcast. All three of them ended in August 2022 when I had my major stroke and nearly died. I have fought long and hard these past 4 years to get back into shape and get myself ready to launch one podcast. We have now arrived! I will be a Meteorologist for the rest of my days. This is the claim to fame I will take with me. Thank you for listening to my conversations with these amazing people every Wednesday! Meteorologist Rich Lupia

Meteorologist Rich Lupia Podcast

Le balado Dojang Média propose une série de conversations sur l’art et les réalités de l’industrie des communications. On y rencontre des créateurs, des stratèges et des passionnés qui partagent anecdotes, parcours et points de vue. Ensemble, on explore un métier en pleine transformation, sous tous ses angles.

Une production Dojang Média
Animation : Mathieu Baer
Production : Mathieu Baer et Francois Perras

Le balado Dojang Média propose une série de conversations sur l’art et les réalités de l’industrie des communications. On y rencontre des créateurs, des stratèges et des passionnés qui partagent anecdotes, parcours et points de vue. Ensemble, on explore un métier en pleine transformation, sous tous ses angles. Une production Dojang Média Animation : Mathieu Baer Production : Mathieu Baer et Francois Perras

Le balado Dojang Media - Réflexions sur les médias

Cada vez que algo cambia, perdemos una parte de nuestra identidad. Y así, poco a poco, nosotros los de antes ya no somos los mismos.
En los últimos años he cambiado de país, de cultura, de lengua, de carrera… Todos estos cambios me han llevado a hacer música, y también a entender la importancia de navegarlos sin miedo.

Si estás atravesando un momento de transformación, este es un espacio para iluminar esos cambios y darles sentido. Mi deseo es que, al escuchar estas conversaciones, encuentres luz para navegar tus propias transiciones vitales.
Este es nuestro espacio para volver a empezar.

Cada vez que algo cambia, perdemos una parte de nuestra identidad. Y así, poco a poco, nosotros los de antes ya no somos los mismos. En los últimos años he cambiado de país, de cultura, de lengua, de carrera… Todos estos cambios me han llevado a hacer música, y también a entender la importancia de navegarlos sin miedo. Si estás atravesando un momento de transformación, este es un espacio para iluminar esos cambios y darles sentido. Mi deseo es que, al escuchar estas conversaciones, encuentres luz para navegar tus propias transiciones vitales. Este es nuestro espacio para volver a empezar.

Nosotros los de antes ya no somos los mismos

The spoken half of the Out Driving journal. Road essays and conversations with the kind of people who point a car at the horizon and go find what they love.

Out Driving

Principals of Literacy is a podcast from The Reading League Texas exploring what it takes to turn the science of reading into strong, sustainable literacy practices in schools.
Hosted by Dr. Patty Coté, the podcast brings together educators, researchers, and literacy leaders for practical conversations about evidence-aligned instruction, curriculum, implementation, coaching, data, intervention, special education, and the systems that support student success.
While the podcast centers on the important role of school leaders, the conversations are for anyone working to improve literacy outcomes from principals and district leaders to teachers, coaches, interventionists, and other literacy advocates. Each episode connects research to the realities of schools, offering ideas, perspectives, and actionable next steps for building stronger literacy instruction for every student.

Principals of Literacy is a podcast from The Reading League Texas exploring what it takes to turn the science of reading into strong, sustainable literacy practices in schools. Hosted by Dr. Patty Coté, the podcast brings together educators, researchers, and literacy leaders for practical conversations about evidence-aligned instruction, curriculum, implementation, coaching, data, intervention, special education, and the systems that support student success. While the podcast centers on the important role of school leaders, the conversations are for anyone working to improve literacy outcomes from principals and district leaders to teachers, coaches, interventionists, and other literacy advocates. Each episode connects research to the realities of schools, offering ideas, perspectives, and actionable next steps for building stronger literacy instruction for every student.

Principals of Literacy is a podcast from The Reading League Texas exploring what it takes to turn the science of reading into strong, sustainable literacy practices in schools.
Hosted by Dr. Patty Coté, the podcast brings together educators, researchers, and literacy leaders for practical conversations about evidence-aligned instruction, curriculum, implementation, coaching, data, intervention, special education, and the systems that support student success.
While the podcast centers on the important role of school leaders, the conversations are for anyone working to improve literacy outcomes from principals and district leaders to teachers, coaches, interventionists, and other literacy advocates. Each episode connects research to the realities of schools, offering ideas, perspectives, and actionable next steps for building stronger literacy instruction for every student.

Principals of Literacy

Impact the World is a Christian sermon podcast dedicated to sharing God’s Word, strengthening believers, and calling people to live for Christ with purpose, conviction, and hope.

Impact the World

Mic’d Up Management is a Bravo TV recap and career growth podcast where sisters Ginny and Susan Farrell break down leadership and workplace lessons from your favorite reality shows like Below Deck, The Real Housewives, Vanderpump Rules, and more. If you love messy reality TV and honest conversations about management, corporate life, and professional development, this is your new favorite meeting that could’ve been an email.

Mic’d Up Management

A Normal Part of Life

White Matter, presented by DataBrain, is a podcast about modern business intelligence, data analytics, data teams and what AI changes about the way companies work with data.
It is hosted by Rahul Pattamatta, Founder and CEO of DataBrain.

White Matter, presented by DataBrain, is a podcast about modern business intelligence, data analytics, data teams and what AI changes about the way companies work with data. It is hosted by Rahul Pattamatta, Founder and CEO of DataBrain.

White Matter Podcast

New Episodes out Every Wednesday                            Hosted by Droolidge &amp; Sev

New Episodes out Every Wednesday Hosted by Droolidge & Sev

The Poorly Socialised Podcast

Join Wheelhouse Advisory Group owner Rishi Ghosh and co-host Rachel Belmar each week for jargon-free talk on big retirement decisions: income, taxes, healthcare, and how to enjoy the life you've planned for. In your 30s, 40s, or early 50s? This show is for you too, with episodes on caring for aging parents and paying for your kids' futures. You'll walk away with clear, practical next steps for your own plan. Learn more about the team behind the topics discussed at: <a href="https://url.us.m.mimecastprotect.com/s/IZl8C31rx2SBJZV2sgfZEsQNXB1?domain=wheelhouseretirement.com" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow">wheelhouseretirement.com</a> or visit <a href="https://url.us.m.mimecastprotect.com/s/ElYdC4xvyRfoQrGluxhGXs4iAaI?domain=thesecondhalfdoneright.com" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow">thesecondhalfdoneright.com</a>About the HostsThe Second Half, Done Right is hosted by Rishi Ghosh, owner and principal of Wheelhouse Advisory Group, a retirement planning firm serving families across the St. Louis region. Alongside co-host Rachel Belmar, Rishi brings the same warm, family-first approach that defines Wheelhouse to every conversation- because great planning starts with honest, human conversations. Our mission is simple: to help you live your second half with clarity, confidence, and purpose.

Join Wheelhouse Advisory Group owner Rishi Ghosh and co-host Rachel Belmar each week for jargon-free talk on big retirement decisions: income, taxes, healthcare, and how to enjoy the life you've planned for. In your 30s, 40s, or early 50s? This show is for you too, with episodes on caring for aging parents and paying for your kids' futures. You'll walk away with clear, practical next steps for your own plan. Learn more about the team behind the topics discussed at: wheelhouseretirement.com or visit thesecondhalfdoneright.com About the Hosts The Second Half, Done Right is hosted by Rishi Ghosh, owner and principal of Wheelhouse Advisory Group, a retirement planning firm serving families across the St. Louis region. Alongside co-host Rachel Belmar, Rishi brings the same warm, family-first approach that defines Wheelhouse to every conversation- because great planning starts with honest, human conversations. Our mission is simple: to help you live your second half with clarity, confidence, and purpose.

Join Wheelhouse Advisory Group owner Rishi Ghosh and co-host Rachel Belmar each week for jargon-free talk on big retirement decisions: income, taxes, healthcare, and how to enjoy the life you've planned for. In your 30s, 40s, or early 50s? This show is for you too, with episodes on caring for aging parents and paying for your kids' futures. You'll walk away with clear, practical next steps for your own plan. Learn more about the team behind the topics discussed at: <a href="https://url.us.m.mimecastprotect.com/s/IZl8C31rx2SBJZV2sgfZEsQNXB1?domain=wheelhouseretirement.com" rel="noopener noreferrer">wheelhouseretirement.com</a> or visit <a href="https://url.us.m.mimecastprotect.com/s/ElYdC4xvyRfoQrGluxhGXs4iAaI?domain=thesecondhalfdoneright.com" rel="noopener noreferrer">thesecondhalfdoneright.com</a>About the HostsThe Second Half, Done Right is hosted by Rishi Ghosh, owner and principal of Wheelhouse Advisory Group, a retirement planning firm serving families across the St. Louis region. Alongside co-host Rachel Belmar, Rishi brings the same warm, family-first approach that defines Wheelhouse to every conversation- because great planning starts with honest, human conversations. Our mission is simple: to help you live your second half with clarity, confidence, and purpose.

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