Join us on our epistolary journey through Hozier's discography where we recount and sometimes discover what we feel about that sweet music.

Class Loots project spot lights the "loot" that creators, innovators and slayers use to build our current and future society and culture. What we learned, what we developed, what our ancestors pasted down to us, those gifts and how we share them are what makes our society/culture alive. Share, learn, empower, repeat. #classloots @classloots

In Why I Listen, we explore the concept and qualities of listening − what happens in us when we truly listen and what makes us feel listened to. What is good listening? With the help of various guests connected to therapy, arts, teaching, communication, etc, we will explore different perspectives and levels of listening − How do we listen deeply? How do we listen to ourselves and others? Which part of us is listening in a given circumstance? We will dive into the secrets of communication and relationship and gain more insight on this beautiful quality.

Un espacio interdisciplinario y feminista de conversación conducido por Francisca Valenzuela para conocer y celebrar a las mujeres y disidencias creativas que están cambiando el mundo, a su manera, desde Latinoamérica.

Identical twins and performing songwriters The Yale Brothers came of age in Hollywood in the glory days of the late 1970s and early 1980s. This show tells the tales of their experiences, the people they met and the enduring friends they made in that magical time. Now living in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina, this podcast is not all about looking back. It’s about life. And music.

The Learn Squared Podcast takes a closer look at the students, instructors, and friends of Learn Squared.

Historian and journalist Tony Perrottet unearths sexual stories from throughout the ages. The series is modeled on the "secret cabinets" in Victorian museums, where medieval chastity belts, Renaissance pornography and perverse novels by the Marquis de Sade were hidden. Each episode will answer a burning question: How did Napoleon's penis end up in suburban New Jersey? Are champagne glasses modeled on Marie-Antoinette's breasts? How did you behave at one of Caligula's orgies? And what were Casanova's best pick-up lines?

Long-time radio producer TC Cannon spotlights personal stories and characters in a weekly podcast that entertains and encourages with her signature mix of humor and smarts.

Victory is Ours is a motivational podcast that dives deep into art, entertainment, music, parenthood, generational gaps, multicultural content, community and health. Hosted by Victor Benito aka Vic Virtuous, who discovered his talents and strengths through art and emceeing, will provide his perspective and personal experiences of challenges he's come across along the way. There will be featured various guests who will share their life's journey to educate, entertain, inspire and uplift one another. From the pitfalls to the moments of success, we will take a look into each story. What can we learn from each other? How can a story about overcoming inspire us to evolve into the best version of ourselves? Victory is yours if you believe it is. And we're here to play a part in showing you what's possible.

Long time podcast host Eric Scull presents a podcast dedicated to the pleasure of talking passionately about stuff. Guest hosts every episode from the podcast community or across media will join Eric in spieling to their heart's content.

Welcome to Mixed Up, a podcast for mixed race people everywhere and for anyone looking into a deeper insight on race and identity. Hosted by sustainability consultant and creative director Emma Slade Edmondson, and Nicole Ocran, writer and co-founder of The Creator Union. The show is about straddling two worlds and multiple identities. Now more than ever, it feels like people of mixed heritage are seeking out their space to talk about their lived experiences. But despite searching, we could find very little to relate to. We decided to make something we would have appreciated hearing. Music by: Hagan

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