Welcome to the Infinity of the Mind Podcast! This show is dedicated to explaining how vast our minds and brains really are. It's fascinating to think about how much the human mind is capable of as we revolutionize ideas and dedicate ourselves to curiosity. Here, will focus on topics including philosophy, psychology, technology, learning, and personal growth. Thanks for listening!

It's often hard to talk about how you feel, but is there someone that you trust to have a yarn with? In this podcast series we yarn with well-known and everyday First Nations people on their experiences, how we open up in our own way, how we have conversations and ask that simple question, are you OK? because we are Stronger Together. This podcast is brought to you by the Australian suicide prevention charity R U OK?

In this podcast series, Professor Thomas J Scotto, Dean of Learning and Teaching in the College of Social Sciences at the University of Glasgow, looks at government statistics, challenges faced by civil servants who produce official statistics in an era of political polarisation and misinformation, and what can affect the trust the public has in statistics. The series directly accompanies the “Statistics in Government” class taught by Professor Scotto at the University of Glasgow but can be a useful accompaniment to external courses in Statistics and Society. The podcasts also will be of interest to those who have questions about how government statistics are developed. The focus is on National and Official Statistics in the United Kingdom, but several episodes make cross-national comparisons and cover more general topics. More information on the fully online MSc in Data Analytics for Government (MDATAGOV) offered by the University of Glasgow can be found at https://www.gla.ac.uk/schools/mathematicsstatistics/postgraduate/mdatagov/ If you’d like to contact us, please feel free to e-mail thomas.scotto@glasgow.ac.uk. Support for this podcast was provided by The Datalab Scotland, helping Scotland maximise value from data and to lead the world to a data powered future. For more information, go to https://www.thedatalab.com/

There’s a lot more to the Christian journey than what can be packaged and presented in a 30 minute time slot multiple times from a stage on Sunday morning at church. Jeremy Johnson highlights the vision of North Point Church and the Christian journey through stories, interviews and unfiltered faith ramblings. We promise not to spend any effort on entertaining our listeners on this platform, but we do believe the conversations will help you engage in how faith interacts with your life.

In A Bite from the Money Sandwich, we talk to experts who can provide practical, easy-to-understand tips and tricks on your money and retirement concerns so pre-retiree Australians can finally feel in control of their financial position and allow them to retire comfortably and on their own terms.

Conversations with experts and family caregivers to help you understand and manage the challenges as a loved one ages. We speak to experts in eldercare, senior healthcare, and people who have interesting views on dealing with the demands of caring for an aging parent.

The UNestablished Podcast is a weekly dialogue with Constance, Jawanda and Monique. Three women with varying careers as a teacher, pharmacist, and higher ed admin who strive to become ESTABLISHED in all aspects of life. Getting older doesn’t mean you have your shit together. Join them as they discuss relationships, careers, love and living the “broke-rich” lifestyle. Will they ever become ESTABLISHED?

This podcast series is created for Intensive care trainees who are appearing for their final fellowship exam. The idea is to discuss different vivas asked in previous College of Intensive Care exams. However, this series will be useful for all healthcare professionals working in Intensive care to sharpen their critical thinking.

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What if your English language teaching life was so organized that your systems helped you manage your time, get things done, and thrive in work and life? Know what? It’s not impossible. With over 20 years in the teaching and administrative trenches, I know what it’s like to have a to-do list a mile long when all you want to do is rest. In each bitesize episode, I’ll share quick, practical tips that you can apply right away so you can live a more relaxed, happier, and organized ELT life. Looking forward to talking with you soon. - Heather Johnston

We are a community of women shining an honest spotlight on the day-to-day ups and downs of life and business. We aim to be a soft place to land and a strong place to launch, and help women foster meaningful connections through events and online workshops. Explore more about us at theinspirationlab.co or connect with us on Instagram. We can’t wait to meet you! The Inspiration Lab Podcast

Talking about the future of medieval studies with current graduate students and early career researchers. Lucie Laumonier interviews about all aspects of the Middle Ages.