Speaking of Change examines philanthropy's role in shaping and driving social change. Produced by the Philanthropy Forum at the University of Pittsburgh, Speaking of Change looks at philanthropy's work through intimate conversations with philanthropists, foundation leaders, social changemakers, nonprofit gurus and academics.

Co-hosts Charles Buck Linder and Ronnie Rory Alabaster with sometimes guest, Andy "Don't call me Handy but we do bc we disrespect em" Whole give their offbeat takes on the world, their lives, how Baltimore issues affect them, and of course, The Ravens!

Check out what happens when you pair up #Hip-Hop Legend, DJ, broadcaster Doctor Dre with Super Hero Sensei Audio Advocate T.Reid, remove their eyesight, and listen to them feast on a banquet’s worth of today's movies, television, and politics. They may be blind, but you can’t see what they can see! This is 2BlindMics!

The Inside the Box podcast is brought to you by the Appen Podcast Network, the Appen Press Club and journalists with Appen Media. Designed to encourage the listener to consider a new perspective or to think deeper, Inside the Box is a must have podcast for anyone who likes good story telling, thoughtful conversations, and a peak (inside the box) of how modern day newsrooms are run.

Orlando Sentinel Conversations aims to keep you up to date on what makes Central Florida tick. We cover news, politics, entertainment, crime, communities – whatever is on the mind of those that call Orlando and its surrounding communities home.

Journalists from KTXL FOX40 News in Sacramento dig deeper into some of California's infamous crimes serial killers and cold cases. Through in-depth interviews with the victims, their families and the original investigators you get a glimpse into the terror, pain and heartbreak these people caused.

A Year of Listening Podcast is designed to reclaim the lost art of civil, compassionate, and nuanced conversation about a variety of polarizing topics. In short, we’re tackling all the topics your mother warned you not to discuss at cocktail parties. The goal of this show is to help people understand the very personal experiences that often guide our beliefs in the hopes that this expands our compassion and empathy for those who believe differently than us. I have no doubt that in every episode a listener will hear something with which he wholeheartedly disagrees. But, I also believe that if one keeps listening, he will also hear something with which he agrees. It is my hope that the conversations in this podcast will give listeners opportunities to keep listening, to practice empathy and to widen the narrow holds we have on our own perspectives to make room for someone else’s.

Two Women. One Country. Modern China from the Inside.

Faith Works discusses cultural issues, discoversethe Christ life, and seeks to change the world through apologetics, true Christian discipleship, and activism. Our faith works because 1. It provides answers. It helps us make sense of our world. 2. It's real. We can experience God's presence and promises. 3. It moves us to act. How would we live if we really believe what we believe is real?

Deeper than the headlines.

Have you ever heard of Louis Congo? What about the forgotten Downwinders or The Devil’s Bible? These are just a few examples of people, events, and things from our past that have been lost to time. They’re important in the greater context of our understanding of the world and how our past shaped our present, yet they never made it into history books. In this bi-weekly podcast, freelance journalist, Crystal Ponti, digs up extraordinary excerpts of forgotten history, bringing her passion and love of storytelling to each episode. Recently honored as one of the best history podcasts of 2018 (Uproxx), listeners have likened “Historium Unearthia” to “60 Minutes” and said, “Crystal’s narration is concise and enrapturing, and the production value of her stories holds the audience’s attention like only the best of radio programs. She delivers interesting and entertaining stories from the lost parts of history, and, not only does she unearth them, she brings them to life.”

The Barking Points Memo podcast, where our crack team of four incorrigible leftists provides the social and political analysis you need, but hidden in the peanut butter of sardonic comedy that dogs crave.