Tackling the topics you didn't get in sex ed. This is an aggressively sex positive podcast starting from the concept that information is vital and there's nothing wrong with information around sex and relationships. This isn't porn, you won't find erotic fiction being read here. But you may hear it discussed, along with sex toys, orientations, relationship styles, communication, consent, and any other topic you, my darling class, ask me about. As always please feel free to email questions or topics for future episodes to FinishingSchoolWithMsMhari@gmail.com. Or if you'd like to support me in keeping this podcast up and running, please donate via paypal using the same email address.

The Physiotutors podcast is your opportunity to hear from some of the best physio's, researchers, lecturers and medical professionals for all things physiotherapy related. Join us as we discuss topics from orthopedics to pain management, from spinal cord to respiratory all in the name of physiotherapy.

The Nazareth College Centennial Podcast features stories of amazing alumni, fascinating faculty, and the hidden history of Nazareth College. Your guide for each episode will be Timothy Kneeland, Director for the Center for Public History at Nazareth College.

Thrive® Pedagogy is the show for anyone with a supportive and positive relationship with children, working with all children and young people to support healthy social and emotional development.

We take pride in being products of Detroit. Syre & her best friend Tay bring a authentic yet comical view of love, lesbians, life, and Sports. #DetroitVsEverybody  

A podcast for those balancing their home life while caring for their aging parents, what we refer to as "Balancers." We provide Balencers with resources for senior care and answers to your questions about aging. Join our hosts, Karla and Andrew, each episode as they visit with a guest expert or fellow Balancer to discuss the many topics and questions related to senior care and aging.

Exploring the histories of The New School on the occasion of its centenary to contextualize and confront pressing issues facing higher education, hosted by Julia Foulkes and Mark Larrimore.

The Podcasts Features A Variety Of Topics On Culture, Current Affairs And Interviews With Young Achievers.

The National Funeral Directors Association (NFDA) has launched A Brush With Death, a podcast to help funeral professionals be more responsive to the evolving needs of families and better respond to the issues shaping their businesses.

Steve Petraglia is a highly experienced college counselor with over a decade of experience and has helped several hundred students successfully navigate the college process. Think of this podcast as an open door to an expert college counselor you can access anytime. The podcast is structured around the academic year. For example, if you are listening in the fall we’ll discuss things like college list building, if you are tuning in in the spring, we’ll talk about spring related matters like SAT prep (Fun!), or if you’re listening in the summer we’ll discuss summer-related topics like how to determine where to do your college visits. The goal for each episode is to give straightforward advice and information that will make a direct and personal impact on how confident and clear you feel about the college application process. For more information visit: www.collegeexpert-usa.com

Vi er tre sosionomstudenter som har samarbeidet på grupperom gjennom hele studieløpet. Podcasten er en forlengelse av grupperomspraten.

The Mission Eve podcast is dedicated to the inspiration and empowerment of the woman who will lead our species to settle new worlds. From a terrestrial perspective, achieving gender parity may be helpful, beneficial, or even profitable, but the space industry has an entirely different problem when it comes to permanent human settlements in space. Settlements (true, sustaining, long-term settlements) will need a minimum of 51% women for biological reasons, among many others. Currently women only represent 25% of all Aerospace employees, and to date, only 11% of the people who have explored space have been women. At Mission Eve, we believe that the most important contribution we can make to increasing the number of women working, and eventually living in space, is through sharing the journeys of the women who are already doing it. By sharing these stories, we hope that the next generation of women - those who will actually settle new worlds - will find the role models, mentors, and inspiration they need today so that they can be the founders of new human settlements of tomorrow.