This podcast is a guiding light for wedding creatives to lead a lighthearted, balanced and successful business. Join Jasmin and world leading wedding industry creatives sharing their secrets, failures and wisdom with you. It’s all about planting the seeds for your meaningful business and growing a brand nurtured by adventure, dreams and joy. Are you ready to bloom? – www.floraandgrace.com

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Join us as we give arts & entertainment the discussion they deserve.

Hear Ye, Hear Ye is a Texas-Style Renaissance Podcast featuring exclusive interviews with staff, vendors, and actors.

Full-time employees, part-timers, temps, interns, freelancers and members of the gig economy: they’re all citizens of a place called Jobland. This podcast explores jobs you may never have heard of or wondered about, nontraditional career paths and compelling journeys to success. We’ll talk to everyday, exceptional people about what they do, their motivation, the doors that opened for them, their advice for job seekers and much more. Hosted by fellow citizen, Andrew Harmon.

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.

Everwood Farmstead Foundation is an arts non-profit located on a century-old farm in the bucolic Driftless Zone of Western Wisconsin. We host inspiring spaces for artists to perform (Artist Series), teach (Artist Workshops) and work (Artist Retreat) in a natural environment. We focus on the artists' experience because we know when they are happy, healthy and nurtured, it is good for everyone. Every day, their job is to find fresh language for the human experience. As a result, healing and restoration is possible for our communities. In this podcast, we host brief and informal conversations with artists that visit our farm. They'll share about their experiences at Everwood, the projects that are exciting them, and the insights they're gaining along the way.

Si haz emprendido o deseas emprender en el mundo de la repostería, este podcast es para ti. Proveemos educación continua en nuestra academia y de forma online en nuestra web petitdelite.com Sígueme en IG: https://www.instagram.com/petitdelite/

Anyone old enough to remember November 2016 knows that crushing polls don’t accurately predict a landslide election. They don’t predict Russian hacking, fake Facebook news feeds, James Comey’s surprise news conference, Access Hollywood, nor WikiLeaks leaks. Nor do they accurately reflect the deep resentment, a sense of rejection and bitterness many seemingly disenfranchised voters feel as they enter their ballot with a vicarious middle finger to the establishment. Two White House Correspondents , Doug Christian and Christopher Bua, will nudge you through this tumultuous period as Washington insiders. We’ll ask the tough questions, look for some answers, and have some fun along the way.

Alina Maira and Toussaint Morrison tangentially discuss mental health and society... emphasis on "tangentially".

Classical music may not be new, but it's certainly never gone out of style. Join college music students and PCM alums Erica Lee and Ashley Cheng as they talk about life as music students, performance anxiety, musical movies and TV shows, and anything to do with— you guessed it— music by tuning into Practice Break on your practice breaks.

Comedian and activist Mark Thomas has moved back in with his mum for the duration of the pandemic. He’s 57 and she’s 85. He says she’s curmudgeonly; she says he’s the most aggravating person on the planet. In this six-part podcast, he reflects on their lockdown life together while investigating the wider impact of COVID-19. Every night, Mark calls health and care workers across the country for a chat. Humbling and often heartbreaking, these conversations reveal what life is like on the coronavirus front line.