An oral history podcast documenting the radical animal liberation movement and the revolutionaries who started it.

Masters In Media Podcast features engaging conversations with today's most powerful communicators. Learn secrets techniques from acclaimed producers, reporters, editors, and CEO's. The show is hosted by two individuals who've been on both sides of the newsroom and who never stop learning, Mark Goldman & Ryan McCormick.

Voici venue l’heure de la pause. L’heure de rire et de s’émerveiller, et aussi l’heure d’apprendre et de découvrir toutes sortes de choses sur l’écologie, les chiffres et plus encore en écoutant les auteurs que tu aimes. Parce que la récré, c’est fait pour s’amuser! ·· Time for a little break. Time to laugh and marvel, and also time to learn and discover all sorts of stuff about ecology, numbers and much more. All while listening to authors we love. Because playtime is all about fun! **** Balados inédits proposés par Metropolis bleu | Blue Metropolis Exclusive podcasts presented by Metropolis bleu | Blue Metropolis

A podcast created by a blended family, for blended families. Walk with Brandon and Kayla through the ups and downs of getting married and blending families in their mid 30s. They hope you'll find support, advice, encouragement, relatability, and maybe a few laughs.

The Engineering Quality Control Podcast is a podcast focused on helping engineering professionals ensure their projects are of the highest quality. The show will provide strategies and concepts to help ensure you address quality control on your projects.

Exploring the IT infrastructure behind further and higher education outcomes

As one of two flagship public universities in Tennessee, the University of Memphis is full of change-makers who are reimagining what can be accomplished at an institution of higher education. There is a lot to be said about the Carnegie R1 university with more than 40 nationally ranked programs, 72 countries represented in its student body and 250 areas of study. Memphis Stories highlights some of the initiatives, programs and people driving the UofM forward

The Teachers with Boundaries Podcast is for classroom teachers, middle leaders and senior leaders who know they want to avoid burnout and enjoy a sustainable career in education. You're ready to take back control and enjoy teaching again - through creating boundaries, reducing teacher guilt and stress, and achieving a happier work-life blend. This podcast is hosted by Gemma Drinkall. A former secondary school teacher and middle leader, Gemma is now an educational wellbeing coach, helping teachers to create clear boundaries so that they can love teaching again. She'll share what works, what doesn't work and how you can learn from her experiences of teacher burnout. This show is the one to listen to if you want to switch off from teaching, reduce the overwhelm and guilt, and increase your time, energy and happiness. This podcast is the one to listen to if you're ready to thrive and not just survive.

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Writers, creators, and anyone involved in the literary scene discuss path, process, and craft.

We Dissent is a monthly law podcast hosted by two secular women, who are also attorneys at the Freedom From Religion Foundation and Americans United for Separation of Church and State. Join us as we discuss developments affecting the separation of church and state in the US Supreme Court and lower federal courts. We’ll also explore other advocacy work we do to help atheists and other nonreligious people outside the courtroom. We know there are so many atheist podcasts and legal podcasts and you have a lot to choose from, but we hope you’ll join us, the only legal podcast for atheists and agnostics hosted completely by women lawyers. We can’t wait to start these conversations.

An eKonomics podKast featuring down-and-dirty agronomic science to help grow crops and bottom lines. Inspired by nutrien-eKonomics.com, farming’s go-to information resource, hear Mike break down the latest crop nutrition research and news— helping farmers make better business decisions through actionable insights. Let’s dig in.

Teachers are being ripped off in their 401(k)-like supplemental retirement savings plan, the 403(b). Financial companies are preying on them. Unions and school districts aren’t looking out for them. Educators are literally losing out on hundreds of thousands of dollars in retirement savings. In this 5-part series, teachers share how they were sold high-cost annuity products, the barriers they face to getting better, lower-cost investment choices, and the growing advocacy movement working to fix the K-12 403(b). Learned by Being Burned: Teachers and the K-12 403(b). The short series that explores the dysfunctional world of supplemental retirement plans, the maddening industry behind them, and the growing movement to fix what is broken.