Author, Politician and Retired Navy Submariner Phil Norris hosts the American Mindset. This podcast discusses the American Mindset that existed during the formative years of America. It discusses the political and social climate that existed in colonial times that helped create the form of government that exists in America today.

NBCFC was birthed in 2004 with 30 people in a little creche in Germiston, South Africa. When Apostle Nicky and Prophet Lillian started the church, all they had was a Word and a dream. That was all they needed. From the very small beginning, God started expanding us and we moved into an old Baptist church with 140 seats. In 2010, the Lord spoke to our visionary leaders to build a 1000-seater auditorium in the middle of Freeway Park, Boksburg. Crazy, hey? Well, with only 300 members God provided the finances to build a 1000-seater auditorium in the middle of recession. That's right! In the middle of recession we built a 30 million-rand building, debt-free. Now NBCFC has expanded with 2 locations, an online church, a Bible College, and 4000 members strong. We believe that God has called us to activate this generation in God's supernatural power. The best is yet to come! OUR VALUES 1. WE BELIEVE IN THE SUPERNATURAL POWER OF GOD. 2. SOULS ARE OUR MAIN CONCERN. 3. WE ARE A FAMILY CHURCH. 4. WE BELIEVE IN PROSPERITY, WEALTH AND RICHES. 5. WE ARE AN APOSTOLIC CHURCH, CALLED BY GOD TO CHANGE THE CONTINENT OF AFRICA. 6. WE BELIEVE IN SERVANT LEADERSHIP.

Flexxed TV's Mikey & VJ have put the cameras down and brought in some guests for the newly Flexxed Podcast, filmed and shot at the Flexxed Studio

Has the endlessly gloomy climate news got you hiding under your covers with a case of overwhelm? Join Christine and Rose for soul-based conversations about climate change that explore the idea that climate change is happening for us as much as it is happening to us. If you are ready to shift your focus and secure the future for our kids and grandkids this is the podcast for you.

Join bestselling author & filmmaker Jeffrey Smith as he brings you the latest need-to-know health and wellness news, while exposing cover-ups and spin by governments and corporations. You'll learn practical strategies to protect and improve your own health, that of your family, and of our planet. Jeffrey is the founder of the Institute for Responsible Technology and the leading consumer advocate promoting healthier non-GMO choices. For more than two decades, his research has exposed how biotech companies mislead policy makers and the public, and put the health of society and environment at risk. And he’s interesting, funny and optimistic!

The ThreatConnect podcast takes on the most pressing cybersecurity topics and challenges, with a focus on risk quantification, threat intelligence and security operations.

A one woman show about self-realization from Danielle LaPorte, a member of Oprah’s Super Soul 100 and creator of The Desire Map. How do you create a spirituality that’s more rock n’ roll than oppressive, turn your anxiety into power, and live more deeply but lighten up? Danielle keeps it practical while riffing on the divine—from compassion and self-help fatigue, to sex, joy, and serving the world. She is, as Eve Ensler describes, “a force field of energy, wonder, humor, and love”, and her authenticity will have you feeling a little less crazy, full of possibility, and clearly part of the solution.

This podcast provides background information on common primary care topics to be discussed in an outpatient ambulatory curriculum.

Robby Burns chats with guests about music, education, technology, productivity, and other interests.

Inside Eyes is a podcast that focuses on the use of psychedelics & entheogens to heal from sexual trauma. This show looks at healing and trauma through a spiritual & political lens.

Jim Correll just may have figured out the biggest secret to business success, and it didn’t require an advanced business degree to do it. Instead, it’s been a matter of following his instincts, sponging up knowledge from thought leaders, making mistakes and pursuing passions in a wildly diverse 25-year career working in small business, manufacturing, entrepreneurial ventures and post-secondary education. What has he learned? When your mind is open to possibility rather than paralyzed by pessimism, amazing things can happen. Now, many of the lessons learned of the last 25-years are captured in “The Correll Files,” a diverse collection of stories related to business, entrepreneurship, empathetic design, self-efficacy, maker space, Fab Lab and inspiration. Many of the stories are presented in the form of the “Entrepreneurial Minute”, a radio program that aired on a regional station for a period a few years ago. The shorter, “Minute” programs are combined with interviews with many of the interesting entrepreneurs and thought leaders Jim has come to know over the years. In his work as a business coach, entrepreneur mentor and the director of Fab Lab ICC at Independence (KS) Community College, Jim teaches aspiring entrepreneurs to challenge the archaic models of conventional business thinking and education and explore new paths for solving the world’s problems through innovation, creativity, trial and error. A former professional photographer, Jim encourages his proteges to first look at the world through a wide-angle lens, then focus their efforts where they believe they can make a difference and take the shot. “The environment may not be perfectly composed, you may not have just the right angle on your first try, and you certainly may feel over exposed when you put yourself out there and launch an idea,” he analogizes. “But so often, the raw, candid moments we capture are the most representative of real life, the ones that draw us in, take our breath away and haunt our memory.” Such are the lessons of entrepreneurship, says Jim. There’s no script, precise formula or lesson plan. Success requires a willingness to try something unconventional and to redefine failure as learning. It’s all about the mindset, and anyone can achieve it. In “The Correll Files,” Jim shares his goal to build a growing circle of “entrepreneurial thinkers" with a limitless ripple effect. The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the author and/or guests and do not necessarily reflect the policy or position of Fab Lab ICC or Independence Community College.

In 2002 Australian woman, Gemma Sisia, opened The School of St Jude with three students and a big dream to bring the opportunity of free, quality education to children living in poverty. Thanks to generous supporters, St Jude’s is now a pioneering leader in charitable education. Hosted by Gemma in Arusha, Tanzania, this is your chance to hear from the woman who turned her dream into a reality as she chats with the inspirational people who are helping her fight poverty through education.