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The evolution of a 8+ year old tumblr advice column. A girl (multi-business owner/mom) named Steak talking to her friends and family. Current Hosts: Rachael Finley, Jason Wright

The Atlanta Story is a podcast highlighting Atlanta’s most interesting creators, entrepreneurs, and builders. We learn what decisions they’ve made along the way to get where they are and of course ask questions around the vision they see for the city in the future. We believe now is the right time for a podcast like this because Atlanta is at a point in time where the ingredients are here and available for anyone who’s looking to build and create something special.

It’s always a party when Summer and Rachel get together. We’re passionate about the power of connecting people, sharing stories, and laughing while we do it. Join along as we dive into conversations that show us that we all have more in common than we think. Let’s get social!

Bad Bus Driver is a podcast written, produced and narrated by Alexandra Concentric--a displaced, rebellious, school bus driver and salvage artist living in Colorado. It's not all about bus driving! More about the short time in life when we are allowed to be kids and why opening a door to the endless cycle of hundreds of them waiting out at the curb--is many things, and maybe even inspiring. Because if it wasn't--Alexandra would have gone back to Florida by now! Bad Bus Driver is about finding that extra stuff that makes our lives work. Alexandra might want to be back in her hometown of West Palm Beach, but she also wants to be a creative and comedic voice of the working class. A unique podcast full of the sounds of a life that moves people. And many tunes--Because all drivers need their Jams.

A wander through 70s & 80s nostalgia hosted by Gen X-aged authors Amy Asbury and Robbie-Ann McPherson. TV shows, fashion, music, toys, candy, food, clothes, newsworthy events - nothing is off limits, as long as it happened a long time ago.

Los Chupacabros is a humorous, wisecracking, yet simpleminded podcast from Denver based comedians Andres Becerril, Patrick Scott, and JD Lopez. Each week they get together to have a silly goose time and podcast it to the world. Los Chupacabros is also a proud part of Left Hand Right Brain Productions.

Welcome to Bold Like Her, a weekly podcast hosted by Boston Realtor Kim Douglas. Bold Like Her features weekly interviews with local Boston businesswomen, entrepreneurs, leaders, trend setters and influencers. Prepare to be inspired.

Make Monday Mine is a podcast to create a space for joined up thinking and to make sure that fellow movers and shakers, dreamers and frustratedly visionary folks get a chance to bring out their special vision by hearing from others who have taken their own steps towards new ways of being, doing and knowing. Hosted by Deborah Claire Procter

For the past five years, host Paul Laudicina has been reimagining the future on this podcast, talking to leaders around the world to understand this era of change and disruption. In this new series, we look not just at how we got here, but at what comes next — the green shoots pushing through the cracks. We’ll hear from global leaders, bold thinkers, and the next generation of changemakers about the glimmers of hope that inspire them, the breakthroughs they’re excited about, and the choices we can make now to shape a brighter future. Reimagining the Future is produced by the Global Business Policy Council at Kearney, a think tank that deciphers sweeping geopolitical, economic, social, and technological changes and their effects on the global business environment. Learn more at kearney.com/gbpc.

lisa + venkat, perhaps better known as @niftynei and @vgr, hang out and talk their way through the alphabet.

We choose to highlight themes that aren't usually talked about in the wellness presentations that we deliver on campus. That's because a lot of wellness topics, and the topics we discuss in this podcast, may be a bit more nuanced, complex, or are sometimes difficult discussing in a short presentation or a group setting. While they may be personal, complex, or sometimes uncomfortable, we get asked these questions and want to create a platform where we can explore them in an accessible way for students. So pop in your ear buds on your walk to class and get a sense of what we get asked and what we have to say on Any Questions?