Room 109 is inspired by my college dorm room, "109 Penfield Hall " Living with three wonderful women who enlightened me about sisterhood and staying true to one's word. This podcast is a heartfelt exploration of Self-discovery, Love, Faith, and the everyday moments that shape my identity. I'm here to share conversations, offer advice, and remind you to believe in your journey. In Room 109, authenticity is our guiding light; I assure you, things will get REAL.

Behind the numerous faces we see everyday is an incredible hidden story. But, we rarely have the chance to hear them. Join Gaemer Gutierrez, a long time branding professional, as he interviews people and uncovers how life’s experiences have profoundly changed them. If you like interviews that dig deeper into stories of struggle and transformation, then this podcast is for you.

Welcome to the Catflap Chats podcast. My name is Mikey, but lots call me Catflap, Flap, or Flapper, and I'm fortunate enough to call some pretty interesting people my mates - Professional sports, Rugby, Boxing, MMA, Football, Actors, Singers, and Business, in Wales and beyond. I'm going to have a beer with a different mate each week, and delve in to their professional and personal lives. Expect some distinctly average chat, funny stories, and insights in behind the scenes. Basically, I am absolutely winging this! www.catflapchats.com Search 'Catflap Chats Podcast' on Instagram, Threads, TikTok and X, or catflapchats.com for our back catalogue, Merch etc

(Formerly dotprole) Southern working-class podcast from a leftist perspective. We talk about current issues affecting Southerners, Southern history, and we make fun of Yankees! Find us at https://linktr.ee/wlotspod

The Tracy Chapman fan podcast. Each episode, Stefan Evans chats to celebrities, musicians, media and fans about the impact of Tracy's work as well as her music and legacy.

Africa Carrefour is a podcast featuring Cameroonian born Lucien Nana Yobo as he talks about everything Africa. Including but not limited to, what it means to be African, African governance and struggles of the immigrant. The podcast also follows the journey of young Africans both at home and in the diaspora on their quest of changing the African narrative. 

Spirits and Tongues is a podcast about food and drink, language and spirituality, written and edited by a couple of language nerds who are obsessed with all of the good things in life.

Ehsan Ahmad, aka Dangerous Brown, just talking to himself as a form of therapy/entertainment

A monthly podcast brought to you by staff at the Hillsboro Public Library. We talk about about books, comics, gaming, TV, movies, and pop culture. We are committed to helping you find your next thing to read, watch, or play.

Host Jacquie Jordan, co-hosts Phillip Andrew Barbb and Stephanie Cobian talk with the change agents, storytellers, and activators behind the scenes making impact.

Curious about Psychedelic Medicines? Flow states? And how our deepest traumas just might be our greatest hidden strengths? Matt introduces guests who, through their journey and transformation, tell their story of hope, healing, and expansion. With each episode, we activate hearts and minds, reminding ourselves we are all worth the fight. Disclaimer: None of this is medical advice. Most Psychedelic medicines are still illegal schedule 1 substances in the U.S. Before making any changes. Please consult your doctor.

A former prosecutor turned civil rights attorney sits down for some real talk, no BS (alright a dash of BS). We present an honest and entertaining exploration of the American criminal justice system and the inequities within, both the well-known and the inside baseball stuff. The guest list is a cross-section of all the players in the system, consisting of impressive, or at least funny, trial attorneys, current and former prosecutors, top shelf criminal defense attorneys, big firm corporate lawyers, civil rights lawyers, a legendary homicide prosecutor, and a reformed criminal. The conversations and war stories range from the philosophical, like the inequities inherent in a system where more money equals more due process, or an honest assessment of whether the goals of incarceration are met in any way (spoiler alert: no chance), to the silly--soulless sociopaths who fart on the subway or favorite Sopranos' characters. Pop culture references and questionable potty humor notwithstanding, we think there's some eye (ear) opening content that, at times, may even be important to share with y'all.