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Welcome to the She Plays Games Podcast! Over the next weeks, months and years, I, Lauren, hope to speak to a broad spectrum of women who’re working in the video games industry to learn more about their amazing experiences and the paths they've taken to get to where they are today. Whether you’re thinking about joining the video games industry or are just interested to learn more about the incredible women that I’ll be speaking to, my goal is to inspire you through the telling of these stories.

Just because we are Christians, doesn’t mean that we don’t have a viewpoint when it comes to pop culture, politics, race relation, finances, business, and yes even the church and ministry in general. Many people are fearful to speak what they believe or think because it may go against the grain of traditional thought. Well welcome to Epic Thoughts, a show were people are not afraid to speak from the heart and talk about the hard things surrounding our culture. Co-hosts Rohmon Merchant, and Karla and Rufus “IV” Finlayson, debate and break down all subjects current and relative affect people from a purposeful standpoint. With a combine total of 30 years of ministry Senior Pastor, Rapper, and Producer Rohmon Merchant balances well with longtime friend; Singer, Artist, Conspiracy theorist Karla Finlayson, and headstrong Entrepreneur husband Rufus “IV” Finlayson. The Critical, and hilarious banter adds to the energy displayed by the 3 host and sets up a great atmosphere for the listener. Epic Thoughts also serves as a flagship program for their faith-based media company Heritage Park Productions; producing exciting content across all medias of entertainment.

Pai, a Third Culture Kid from Zimbabwe, and Christina, an American, are an intercultural couple passionate about uncovering the beauty of intercultural relationships. Together they host vulnerable, authentic conversations about intercultural relationships, cross-cultural identity, and race — helping multicultural couples and families stop drifting and start thriving through the practice of Culture Weaving. Each episode explores the real challenges and hidden beauty of navigating love, family, and belonging across cultures. From honoring your heritage to raising Third Culture Kids, building new traditions, and finding your village. Whether you’re in an intercultural relationship, part of a multicultural family, or simply navigating life between worlds, this podcast is your guide to weaving a life that honors who you both are.

The You Matter! podcast was developed in 2019 by the Department of Campus Safety to inform the NYU community about resources that are available to victims, both on and off campus, and to give first-hand experiences of both victims and those in the community who assist them. To contact the You Matter! team, email us at youmatter@nyu.edu. You can also call Campus Safety's Victims Services Unit at 212.998.2222.

Entre Líneas es un Podcast con Pedro Leija. En esta primera temporada los invitados han venido a vivir al Valle del Rio Grande y han marcado la diferencia en nuestra comunidad.   Humberto García es un reconocido periodista con amplia trayectoria en radio y televisión.  Tocamos temas de la diferencia en coberturas entre México y Estados Unidos, la vida en la frontera, el turismo médico y como la fé ha cambiado su vida en los últimos años.

Dive into the fabulous world of queer Asian creatives and change-makers on #YellowGlitterPodcast. Join us as we chat about our Queer & Asian identities and culture, social activism, mental health, love, creativity and more. Hosted by Steven Wakabayashi, founder of Stranger Creative and QTBIPOC Design. Follow us at @yellowglitterpd on socials and share your thoughts or guest recommendations at info@yellowglitterpodcast.com. Full episodes, transcripts, and show notes on our website at yellowglitterpodcast.com.

Most of us are trying to develop into a more whole, and well rounded, human. If we are wise, we will gravitate towards difficult things and challenging conversations that force us to look more deeply at our preconceived rules, ways and judgements. Forcing ourselves into these uncomfortable things and situations are what I refer to as potential "weapons". When we learn and develop these skills, when we stretch our comfort zones, these new found skills become weapons to dig deeper, to fight more important self battles. It is a cyclical game, to battle, fail or succeed, and to battle again in a manner of self improvement and self enlightenment. For only when we can do our "self work" can we begin to make greater contributions to others around us and society in general. Through these "weapons" I have chosen to embrace, I hope to grow and in turn hope to carve more into life, more lessons, epiphanies, stories, failures, art and things that make me laugh, think and cry. I leave these conversations here to share with you, little pieces of my life and mind, conversations that serve a purpose for my own growth. These are topics I have found to be important, inspiring, changing, joyous and painful and I share them now with you. I believe that is what we should all do, share. A lesson taught when we were all small children, sharing, that thing that elevates us all. Share. Share your weapons of change.

Jump start your day by listening to a compelling poem to spark an interesting thought, laugh, or 'aha' moment. Only a few minutes each day to let the beauty of poetry captivate you and perhaps offer a new perspective, appreciation, or life changing insight. So grab your coffee, relax, quiet your mind, and journey with me.

A weekly podcast looking at the social commentary in horror films and how the genre reflects societal concerns. With hosts James Sabata and Donald Guillory.

This is our take on Life, Liberty and the Pursuit of Gravy. We spotlight Southern Culture, Food, Drink, Location and much more.

Love yourself. Define yourself. Think for yourself. I don't think inside or outside "THE" box, because I'd still be comparing my thoughts to a social norm. I welcome you Nside MY Box; a deep dive in the mind of a Mississippi raised triple minority millennial living in Los Angeles. - Marla Denise