Comedian and writer Austin Hall lends his unique perspective on life while talking to family, friends, celebrities and anybody with an interesting or different experience. Each episode contains powerful information, life lessons, and personal stories that will allow you to laugh as well as learn.

Small & Gutsy offers our listeners the opportunity to learn about the smaller, less known nonprofits and social impact organizations with revenues under $10 M. Our aim is to bring their stories to life, celebrate them, and further build their client, potential employee, volunteer, and funding networks. The goal of the Small & Gutsy podcast is to raise the visibility of this Big little social impact sector. Tune in as we interview a different organization so you can learn about them, maybe find a job, volunteer, or donate.

This Preschool Life is recorded in the back of a children's center by folks who are under the age of five. Young people use the "podcasting station" to discuss whatever is on their minds. It's produced by Molly Josephs and This Teenage Life.

Just as the life cycle of a flower, we begin as seeds. We are planted and we bloom. Yet still, so much happens in between. After what seems like a lifetime of pain, I’m finally learning to Bloom Again. This podcast aims to serve as inspiration, sharing my story and the stories of others and how we have overcome. You will laugh. You will cry. You will smile. But most importantly, you, too, will Bloom 🌻

Het Luther Museum in Amsterdam presenteert de Luther Academie. In deze podcastserie praten we met verschillende experts. Niet alleen worden de verschillende kanten van Luther belicht, maar ook de verhalen van de lutherse traditie en lutheranen in Nederland komen aan bod. Geproduceerd en gepresenteerd door Bart Geeraedts.

Embedding Indigenization and decolonization promises into institutional practice is difficult and nuanced work, join Western’s Office of Indigenous Initiative’s Sara Mai Chitty as she visits with Indigenous Peoples and allies who seek to bridge the long-held divides between Euro-Western and Indigenous communities through their work in the areas of curriculum, research and beyond. Drawing inspiration from an Indigenous relational pedagogy of visiting, Mbwaach’idiwag (they visit with each other), will start off by releasing episodes monthly, premiering at 2pm on Monday, December 21, 2020. By sharing stories of Indigenous education work happening across Turtle Island and amplifying Indigenous voices, Mbwaach’idiwag aims to provide listeners an opportunity to learn from and with Indigenous Peoples. In episode one Sara Mai visits with Dr Diana Lewis, a Mikmaq researcher and Assistant Professor in the Department of Geography and Environment and Indigenous Studies program, at Western University. They discuss Mikmaq connections to land, community-led research approaches and the concept of Two-Eyed Seeing, as Dr. Lewis tells the story of how she came to research collaboratively with Pictou Landing First Nation to document the impact of effluent from a pulp mill on the community, and land.

Oracle Life Sciences Vice President of Global Innovation, Kathy Vandebelt, interviews industry experts and leaders on pressing topics in the Life Sciences industry.

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Looking for our Spanish Podcast? Listen here: https://volofoundation.org/es/climate-correction-podcast/ David S. Vogel is a world-renowned data scientist and predictive modeler. He has won the prestigious KDD Cup several times and the Heritage Health Prize in 2013. His wife, Thais Lopez Vogel, an attorney, manages VoLo Foundation. Together, they are raising six kids. David's research led them to become aware of the devastating economic impact of carbon pollution. They knew they had to do something for their kids and future generations. VoLo Foundation exists to be the bridge between the science community and everyone else. The Foundation's work accelerates change and global impact by supporting science-based climate change solutions, enhancing education, and improving health. Climate Correction™ is the premier climate solutions event in the Southeast. The main stage event brings top minds in climate solutions to one stage. Now, their cutting-edge research and solutions-focused education are available for streaming all year long on VoLo's Climate Correction Podcast. Podcast Host Shannon Maganiezin leads VoLo Foundation’s public-facing initiatives, working closely with the press, media, and strategic partners to amplify VoLo’s mission and impact. Learn More https://volofoundation.org/climate-correction-podcast/

Conversations about the promise, purpose, and power of higher ed in an era of crisis. David Scobey talks with educational leaders and change-makers about current challenges, creative responses, and positive paths forward.

A show where everyone can relate to topics revolving around education. A show for parents, teachers, admins, staff and even students. A podcast where you will find something you can Relate to. Also how to Relate to students in teaching or parenting or vice versa.

Shakespeare Anyone? is co-hosted by Elyse Sharp and Kourtney Smith, two professional actors and hobbyist Shakespeare scholars. Join us as we explore Shakepeare’s plays through as many lenses as we can by looking at the text and how the text is viewed through modern lenses of feminism, racism, classism, colonialism, nationalism… all the-isms. We will discuss how his plays shaped both the past and present, and look at how his work was performed throughout various periods of time–all while trying our best to approach his works without giving in to bardolatry. We examine one play at a time for an extended window of time, interspersed with mini-episodes about Shakespeare’s time for context. Episodes are released every other week.