Kennst Du das, die eigenen Bedürfnisse hinten anzustellen, sich schwer entscheiden zu können, in Auseinandersetzungen hin und her gerissen zu sein zwischen "nett sein" und sich ärgern wieder nachgegeben zu haben, schwer Nein sagen zu können, nicht gesehen zu werden, immer die beste Lösung für alle finden zu wollen u.v.m.? Die Frage ist: Und wo bleibst Du dabei? Mit "Steh zu dir" gebe ich Dir über meinen Podcast erste Schritte an die Hand, wieder für Dich zu sehen was Du eigentlich willst, wie Du dahin kommst Dich für Dich einzusetzen und warum das auch für alle anderen sehr wertvoll ist, wenn Du zu Dir stehst, Deine Meinung sagst und Dir Deine Bedürfnisse bewusst sind. Hierbei liegt viel Lösung in der Kommunikation miteinander, diese bewusst zu erleben und zu verstehen, Konflikten z.B. ganz anders begegnen zu können, weniger persönlich zu nehmen oder selbstbewusster reagieren zu können. Mein Ziel ist, dass Dein Einsatz für Dich ganz automatisch funktioniert, Du in einem schönen Miteinander einfach mehr ZU DIR STEHEN kannst.

Welcome to The Devil's Dinner Hour! Your trusty source for everything Victorian and strange. I'm Evelyn James and I'll be your guide down the dark alleyways and moonlit moors of Victorian England

Fülle die kurze Umfrage aus und hilf uns, den Podcast noch besser zu machen. Du findest die Umfrage auf podcast.reatch.ch. Reatch setzt sich ein für eine wissenschaftsfreundliche Gesellschaft und Politik: Science for Society!

Each week we have meaningful conversations with educators. These conversations are designed to give you a glimpse into classrooms and the daily work that goes in to being a great teacher!

This podcast gives voice to the teaching experiences of faculty of color who've been silenced, marginalized and ignored, their careers destroyed for far too long, most often by the allies presumed to support them. A thriving diverse faculty is essential for a thriving and successful student body, campus and community culture. Faculty of color - find affirmation, validation and empowerment here. Faculty and administrator allies - take note and then take action. Teaching in Color shares how.

This is a podcast for scholar activists by scholar activists! We're about encouraging and facilitating learning, activism, and anti-racist action. You'll hear prominent speakers from communities of color addressing how to step out of the societal cyclical patterns of our shared past. If you are seeking a community of like-minded scholar-activists, keep listening.

Baird Holm Banter is a podcast devoted to current topics from the world of law. Each episode will be hosted by a Baird Holm attorney and bring you our expert perspective on today's legal issues.

Mullum Heads Podcast is co-creating a stronger community by sharing people’s connection to the Mullumbimby area, Australia. Stories inform our living culture and often the solutions to issues in a community are best solved by the people who know their own community. Presented to you by Rob Royale.

A morning time podcast for life-long learners, young and old!

My name is Dan Clouser. I am a podcast host, author and a speaker. I founded and ran a nonprofit youth sports organization for 30 years called the Berkshire Baseball & Softball Club, which later became the BIG Vision Foundation. We ran teams, tournaments and a 130 acre sports complex. I loved every second of what I did. I loved working with kids and teaching them leadership skills and life lessons through sports and community service. I thought that I would have died doing what I loved. Then in 2019, I felt a calling from God for my wife, Sandy, and I. We decided to leave our comfort zone and start a new journey. A literal journey, selling most of our material things and setting out across this beautiful country in an RV with our golden retriever, Youkilis. Sadly, Youk passed away on April 24, 2024, so it's just Sandy and I on this journey. Yes, it sounds crazy, but it was also destined to happen. You see I was raised by a hippy named Loretta Magary, she was a free spirit who quit her job and embarked on her own journey in the mid-1980’s. Her journey started in a 1967 Plymouth Valiant with the back seat removed to make a bed and a .38 Special for protection. She later evolved into a 1978 Toyota camper. After she passed away in 2005, we were able to experience a small part of her journey by going through her old photos and letters. The people that she met along the way were amazing. I’ll be conducting speaking engagements and writing more books on our travels. More importantly, this is our chance to continue my mother’s legacy of giving back through volunteering. We will tell the stories of the people that we meet along the way through this podcast, blogging, and social media. This is truly “The Journey of My Mother’s Son” and as Michael Franti says in the opening verse of his song, “Gloria,” “When many little people in many little places, Do many little things, then the whole world changes.” It will be our job to share and tell the stories of those “Many Little People” through this podcast and my writing. Some of the people that we interview may be famous, most will not be, but they’ll all have a story to tell about the difference they’re making. Some stories will still have a sports theme, others spiritual, some will be about music, others about food, some will talk about travel, but all will be about the many little people, in the many little places who are doing the many little things to make the whole world change. We pray that you enjoy these stories and are inspired to do your own little things to make this world a better place for all of us.

The Beyond Color Blind Podcast is designed to discuss the impact of racism in the United States of America. We will address topics such as white allyship, systematic racism, and strategies to end racism.

Bryan Osborne CJF and American Farriers Team manager, interviews and talks about horseshoeing and anything else that comes up. From competition to everyday shoeing.