Exploring all the ways that Insurance changed History...or failed to. www.insurancevshistory.com

I’m Tess Lyrez, a Western Australia–based and touring Ȿ:/ 𝒲₃ᵣ. Listen in as I chat with guests about life in and around the Ȿ₃* industry. Website - softermedia.net

Vårt mål är att ge kvinnor en chans att kunna göra fertila val utifrån fakta och kunskap. "Ditt Fertila liv" blev en bok - en fertilitetsbibel som står och glänser i hyllorna landet över. Men nu är podden här! Den får samma namn som boken så klart - Ditt fertila liv. Här jobbar vi på samma spår. Mens, att få barn eller inte, när kroppen inte beter sig som man tänkt, om att välja eller välja bort preventivmedel och varför, aspekterna av abort. Ja, listan blir lång, avsnitten många. Barnmorskan Emma Karling Widsell och Fertilitetsläkaren Caroline Tristen, har under många år spelat in Ivfpodden som stöttat och upplyst kvinnor och män kring infertilitetens sidor. Den har gjort succe! Lyssnarströmmen fylls ständigt på. Nya par kommer in, andra par går vidare och lämnar. Det är så det ska vara. Det handlar om en avgränsad tid i livet. Men nu, när vi närmar oss andra frågor kring fertilitet gör vi det på bredare mark och resan går nästan igenom hela livet.

Every week "The Top Twenty" brings you the first 20 minutes - give or take - of "The Hard Rock Lunchbox". 

FSA Cast is the official podcast of the Florida Sheriffs Association. Host Matt Dunagan shares conversations with Florida’s sheriffs, elected officials and law-enforcement professionals from across the country discussing issues relevant to Florida residents, our visitors and our more than 100,000 honorary members. Founded in 1893, the Florida Sheriffs Association is one of the largest and most successful state law enforcement associations in the nation.

Join Emily Morrison as she explores what it means to be resilient in the recovery community. We'll hear from guests as we talk about mental health, addiction, and how to overcome those obstacles as we navigate everyday life.

Το πρώτο ελληνόφωνο podcast σε θέματα προσωπικής οικονομικής διαχείρισης!

Here’s the problem...the world is a mess; but a mediator and political scientist think they have figured out a way to change the current disheartening trajectory of our society. Motivated by a shared passion for creating a positive change in the world and empowering others to rise as leaders, Matthew DeSantis and Kelly Nagle founded the Teen Think Tank Project, with the vision of giving a future generation of change agents a voice in the world they will inherit. In order to facilitate the goals of the Teen Think Tank Project and engage both our students and our listeners in thought-provoking conversations, we’ve created this podcast. Each week, thought leaders and experts will join Kelly to explore a specific problem facing our society. We will rely on fact-based information, listen to understand and challenge our own ingrained perspectives. Because at Here’s the Problem Podcast we believe that this is the only way to chart a course towards cooperation, empathy and ultimately effective change.

The podcast where we talk about faith, family, politics, relationships, and everything in between. Dr. Loni comes to the mic with varied experiences! She has served as a special education teacher, a former pastor, musician, adjunct professor, principal and more. drLoni believes that everyone matters and you should hear their story. Each story, each journey unique and gifted to the ones who tell it and share it. You are invited to listen in and share your story. Tune in and let's talk. If you have a topic you'd like to talk about shoot an email to drlonipodcast@gmail.com. Be sure to subscribe and share this podcast.

We live in a fundamentally different America than we did at the turn of the millennium. It is an increasingly uneven, siloed America. Those dynamics are being accelerated and amplified by tech, media, and Covid. As has always been and always will be the case, these times call for a new kind of leadership. I’m Paul Shoemaker and for the last 30 years, I’ve had a unique vantage point and perspective on leaders across sectors, within corporate America, and in our local communities. What I was beginning to believe in early 2020 has become increasingly urgent with every passing day.

Finding Our Voice is an anthology podcast that aligns with the American Psychiatric Association Presidential theme. It brings the viewpoints and opinions of the next generation of psychiatrists—including residents, fellows, and early career psychiatrists—to the forefront. Listen as our host, Dr. Sanya Virani, leads discussions with guests who offer fresh perspectives on difficult issues by sharing their own stories and those of their patients. We hope you come away from each episode with new insights or a change of perspective. “Finding Our Voice” is a production of American Psychiatric Association Publishing and Psychiatric News. About our host: Sanya Virani, M.D., M.P.H., is APA’s resident-fellow trustee, a PGY-6 forensic psychiatry fellow at Brown University’s Alpert School of Medicine, and a Laughlin Fellow of the American College of Psychiatrists. She served as the Chief Resident of Education and Research at Maimonides Medical Center, NY and the American Psychiatric Association's (APA's) Assembly Area 2 (New York state) and Brooklyn Psychiatric Society Resident-Fellow Member (RFM) Representative (2019-2020). She is now the RFM Trustee-Elect on the APA's Board of Trustees

Embedding Indigenization and decolonization promises into institutional practice is difficult and nuanced work, join Western’s Office of Indigenous Initiative’s Sara Mai Chitty as she visits with Indigenous Peoples and allies who seek to bridge the long-held divides between Euro-Western and Indigenous communities through their work in the areas of curriculum, research and beyond. Drawing inspiration from an Indigenous relational pedagogy of visiting, Mbwaach’idiwag (they visit with each other), will start off by releasing episodes monthly, premiering at 2pm on Monday, December 21, 2020. By sharing stories of Indigenous education work happening across Turtle Island and amplifying Indigenous voices, Mbwaach’idiwag aims to provide listeners an opportunity to learn from and with Indigenous Peoples. In episode one Sara Mai visits with Dr Diana Lewis, a Mikmaq researcher and Assistant Professor in the Department of Geography and Environment and Indigenous Studies program, at Western University. They discuss Mikmaq connections to land, community-led research approaches and the concept of Two-Eyed Seeing, as Dr. Lewis tells the story of how she came to research collaboratively with Pictou Landing First Nation to document the impact of effluent from a pulp mill on the community, and land.