Two Queens and a Dream podcast is about life, love, and finding purpose as young women of color while learning to filter out all the distractions and societal guidelines of the 21st century. Join Shaunie and Siani every week on their journeys to fulfilling, mentally healthy and joyful lives. But it hasn't been easy. Do you feel like you’re just trying to keep it all together while everyone else seems to have life figured out? We are right there with you, so let’s talk about it.

Hosted by David Iglesias, Director of the Wheaton Center for Faith, Politics and Economics at Wheaton College (IL), Three Things explores modern issues surrounding faith, politics, and economics -- or three things our parents taught us not to talk to strangers about. Join us for conversations that explore topics in a measured, civil and winsome way.

The Sit Back with Uncle Yak podcast, is a podcast which focuses on conspiracy theories, paranormal stories, and personal accounts from my time in the Military to my ordinary life.

A revolutionary journey in radical self and soul awareness so that we can better know, live, tell, and honor our own stories. These stories are curative elixirs that can offer us personal and ancestral healing within. When we truly know ourselves and our stories, we begin to transform into the matriarchal elders that our vastly changing society needs and deserves. We are the bridge generations who will hold space for and support our living and future descendants at the end of an era we neither ushered forth nor will be able to rectify. Her we will share stories, discuss a vast array of topics that offer insights into modalities in balancing the body, mind, and soul which will root us to the earth and raise us up into the divine. We hold both in equilibrium. That is the revolution.

Welcome to the Rethink Community podcast, brought to you by ThinkTank. For over a decade, ThinkTank has been helping people and organizations step into the stories of those who face poverty every day. We believe that stories have the power to break through our opinions and positions, and bring us together. On this podcast, we bring you real stories from people who have grappled with poverty, faced obstacles, blazed new trails, and forged unlikely relationships.

The Podcast that looks at the world through the lens of a man.

At Homecoming, we address two myths: 1) Hospitals are the safest place to give birth and 2) Black families don't birth at home. We broadcast how Black families birth in love and choose to birth at home, unassisted or with midwives. We interview parents, birth workers, cloth diaper enthusiasts and also feature stories of hospital transfer during planned home births and even stories of loss. Join us as we discover Black homebirth stories in the context of the national crisis in maternal and infant health. In spite of the statistics, we DO have beautiful births! Welcome home.

The Black Myth Podcast is an informative conversational show analyzing popular myths about Black culture of a sociopolitical nature. Translation: We debunk the bs said about Black People. Host - Too Black. Co-hosts - Shelle, Terrell, Kam, and Ryan.

These interviews represent the second (distributed) half of CS179 Spring 2020, covering skills and techniques necessary to design innovative interactive products that are useful, usable and that address important needs of people other than yourself.

Three friends talk about the pop culture that made them who they are.

Connecting with your donors on a deeper level, so that both new and established donors will generously and joyfully support your mission.

Weekly updates from Japan with Aaron & Parker, two Americans with a passion for telling you what's going on right now on the ground in Tokyo, straight from our studio in Harajuku. Join us in segments featuring this week's top news, political happenings, business, and absolutely random garbage. Also, there's a rad synth intro.