Jacqueline M. Arnold Author, Speaker, Champion of Patriotism Author: The Military Family: A Casualty of War No More! Author: God & Country: All Things Are Possible Presidential Lifetime Achievement Award Recipient

Move from spectator to participant. Join Jesus as he works in our world. This is a show for marketplace Christians to energize and encourage you to live out your faith every day, right where you are. Begin your day with Christ-centered ideas to share your joy with those around you. Add in weekly interviews with other like-minded Christians so you can share in their joy and learn how they make Jesus visible in their workplace every day.”

Becky Brett is an executive coach for creative entrepreneurs. In her new show, Relentlessly Human Tour, Becky interviews artists around the country to rebuild the connections that have been lost and damaged because of the pandemic or how Life has scattered everyone. Her one rule for this show is that all interviews are done in person.

Den Sociologiske Fantasi er en podcast, der formidler sociologisk forskning gennem uformelle interviews med forskerne bag. Podcastens hensigt er at udbrede de enorme mængder af viden, som konstant produceres bag universitetets mure, ud til et publikum, der ikke nødvendigvis beskæftiger sig med sociologi til daglig. Bag podcasten står Victor Kalsen Nissen og Janus Emil Mariager, der begge er kandidatstuderende i sociologi på Københavns Universitet. Sociologien spænder vidt, så temaerne vil variere fra gang til gang alt efter om vi sidder på en klima-, køns- eller kultursociologs kontor.

on december 22 2017, Angela died. to honor her, her husband wrote tea time with the reaper. a short story chronicling the nine years and four months they shared together. from the moment they met, to the moment she died. and since the book’s release, people began reaching out to share their own stories. the stories of their loved ones, and the lessons they learned . that is why the tea time with the reaper podcast was created. to provide a platform for those who have had a loved one taken. for those who have been face to face with a terminal illness. face to face with unexpected death. and then forced to live with its aftermath . a way to honor those who are gone. and a way for all those who remain to learn from death. learn how to live a greater life while better preparing ourselves for life’s only guarantee; we all die

The podcast where we take the Bad with the Good in the world of Pop Culture.

Host Andy Cole talks with all kinds of people - creative types or otherwise - and then they write a song together. Episodes consist of an interview, some candid clips of the songwriting process, and then the finished song itself.

Discover the stories of inspiring immigrant women from around the world, who opened up space in their environment for themselves. Hearing the stories of other women who have gone past the fire-walls that we encounter in life is a profound source of inspiration. Your host, Orit Cohen, candidly curates and extracts the most passionate drifts of these stories, and takes you back in time to the origins, and turning points in the lives of some of the most amazing immigrant women in the world.

A Canadian personal finance podcast that aims to give you real talk about exactly that: Money. Personal finance is rife with jargon, with seemingly impossible advice (don’t ever buy a latte; avocado toast is the reason you’re broke) from people who just don’t get it. They aren’t Millennials -- trying to get ahead against impossibly high home prices and seemingly insurmountable debt -- but we are. We may not be experts, we may not have all the answers, but we get it. And we’re here to give you the real talk on all things money.

An enthusiastic exploration of people's passion. Hosted by New York City-based actor and writer Vanessa Bellew, this podcast is a monthly burst of heartfelt excitement in the form of personal essays, nerd rants, and interviews about the things that light us up. Topics will range from pop culture to popsicles and everything in between.

Getting critical of the media we love, hate and can't quite figure out.

Featuring real-life stories from young people across Western Australia, together with a mix of high profile personalities and professional speakers to offer practical support and advice. YChats has been created following focus groups with young people across the state where they identified the need for a safe space for them to talk through their own lived experiences as well as hear from experts on how best to navigate difficult times and situations. YMCA WA's aim is to start conversations about those topics people often find difficult to discuss, whilst removing stigmas.