Essential Leadership to End Poverty is where visionary leadership meets grassroots impact. This podcast explores how bold, innovative, and compassionate leadership drives sustainable solutions to poverty. Each episode features powerful conversations with changemakers who are transforming lives through action and accountability. Whether you're working on the frontlines or influencing systems behind the scenes, this show equips you with the tools, strategies, and inspiration to lead with purpose. Join us as we uncover what works, what doesn’t, and what’s next in the effort to end poverty—because real change demands essential leadership at every level.

A full bodied bodied podcast with earthy foot in ass tones. We examine everything in Society, Culture, Media, and get to the bottom of why people do the things they do, while serving up a flurry of groundbreaking verbal justice on the folks who need their come-uppins. No one including the hosts are safe. Tuck your pants into your socks and grab something because this one takes guts!!!!

🔥 The Hurt Locker Pod — The podcast that opens a door on men's mental health. Real Men. Real Stories. Real Mental Health Conversations.🔥 Welcome to The Hurt Locker Pod, a powerful and unapologetically honest space where men open up about the mental health battles they’ve faced — and the strength they’ve discovered along the way. In every episode, host Yinka Yesufu sits down with guests from all walks of life to unpack real experiences around masculinity, mental resilience, relationships, trauma, fatherhood, identity, self-worth, anger, grief, and more. No filters. No judgment. Just raw, courageous conversations that help break the stigma around men’s mental health. Whether you're navigating your own challenges or trying to better support the men in your life, this podcast gives you inspiring stories, practical insights, and hard-hitting truths that empower you to heal, grow, and keep going. 🎧 New Episodes Most Tuesdays Tune in weekly for deep, meaningful discussions that will challenge your thinking, encourage vulnerability, and remind you that you’re not alone. 📍 Listen on Your Favourite Platforms SPOTIFY | APPLE PODCASTS | YOUTUBE | AMAZON MUSIC 👍 Support the Show If our conversations resonate with you, please leave a rating, drop a review, and share an episode with someone who needs it. Your support helps this movement reach more men who are silently struggling. 🔔 Subscribe & Follow YouTube: @thehurtlockerpod Instagram & Facebook: @thehurtlockerpod TikTok: @thehurtlockerpod 🔧 Produced By Tim Roe — Courageous Productions (@courageous_productions) ⚠️ Trigger Warning – 18+ This podcast contains uncensored, mature conversations including discussions of suicide, mental illness, and adult themes. Listener discretion is advised.

Hosted by Carl H. Gregory. Author, applied identity researcher, speaker, trauma therapist, and former first responder. The Architect of Self blends clinical insight with street-level experience. Each episode delivers raw truth, mindset tools, and no-BS strategies to help you rebuild mentally, emotionally, and with unshakable purpose. This is for people who want change, not comfort.

Double Bitter podcast is a series of captivating interviews with the most interesting characters from the world of timbersports and axe throwing. While our expert lumberjack host, Ryan McIntyre, chats with guests, his lovely co-host, Kim Moser blends finely crafted Old Fashioned cocktails live while tailoring the recipe to each guest. Grab an axe and pour a glass, this is Double Bitter.

🎙️ ROMPER PARA SER – Liderazgo desde la herida, no desde la máscara Este no es un podcast de motivación rápida. Es un espacio íntimo donde el liderazgo se construye desde las grietas, no desde el ego. Romper para Ser nace de una verdad incómoda pero necesaria: a veces, solo cuando todo se rompe, podemos empezar a liderar nuestra vida con autenticidad. Aquí hablamos de quiebres, transiciones, duelos, renuncias y comienzos. Pero no desde la teoría, sino desde la piel. Cada episodio es una invitación a mirar de frente tu historia, tomar lo que dolió y convertirlo en propósito. Usamos el enfoque del liderazgo transformacional personal, donde antes de querer cambiar al mundo, aprendemos a transformarnos a nosotros mismos. 💥 ¿Quién dijo que hay que tener todo resuelto para ser guía? 💡 En este espacio, el liderazgo se redefine: no es poder, es presencia. No es control, es consciencia. No es perfección, es vulnerabilidad activa. 🛠️ Aquí vas a encontrar: Historias reales de personas que rompieron estructuras internas y externas para encontrarse de verdad. Reflexiones profundas, con metodología GRIT, para que tu voz interior deje de ser un susurro. Herramientas prácticas para liderar con sentido en tiempos caóticos. Si estás pasando por una crisis, una ruptura o una transformación que no sabes cómo nombrar… este podcast es para ti. Porque a veces ROMPER es el único camino para SER Suscríbete y comparte este espacio con alguien que hoy necesita un espejo donde reconocerse

Join us on a journey through the untold stories and cultural conversations that have shaped our world. Each episode of The Theme Machine offers a unique exploration of a single theme, guided by the legendary John Carney.

Serialized Stories of LGBTQ+ Sports Fiction. 1) Serial Reading of: 'NORTHRIDGE HIGH FOOTBALL CAMP' - a gay erotic sports fiction book . 2) Serial Reading of: 'THE GUYS OF NORTHRIDGE' - a gay erotic sports fiction book. (the Sequel to 'Northridge High Football Camp' ) *PLEASE NOTE: These books were written in and take place in the late 1980's. The talk amongst the football guys are true to that time. Please view them as a snapshot of that era*

Still Here – the Nova Scotia Hospice Palliative Care Association’s inaugural podcast series, was created to explore the full spectrum of what it means to live, grieve, care, and continue after loss. Hosted by Jason Flinn – educator, grief recovery specialist, and life coach – Still Here is an unfiltered, heart-forward podcast that looks at grief not as a problem to solve, but as a profoundly human experience to witness. Grief doesn’t follow a script. Neither do we. Through real conversations with caregivers, clinicians, advocates, and everyday people, this series shines a light on the emotional realities of loss, caregiving, terminal illness, and healing – while also diving into the social, political, and cultural contexts that shape how we navigate them. From healthcare access and gendered caregiving roles to cultural traditions and policy gaps in end-of-life care, Still Here brings timely perspectives to deeply personal terrain. This podcast isn’t just about grief – it’s about what it means to be human in a world that doesn’t always know how to talk about pain. Whether you’re supporting a loved one through illness, grieving someone you’ve lost, or trying to make sense of your own story, Still Here offers a space for truth, tenderness, and the courage it takes to keep showing up. We’re just getting started – and we hope you’ll stay with us. Music by Vivian Khor, https://www.viviankhor.com

Likes, shares, followers, privacy, virality, misinformation, disinformation, connection, isolation, overuse, misuse, education, edutainment. How exactly does one parent healthy, well- adjusted, critically-thinking kids when this is what we face? How do parents successfully manage the influence of media in their children’s lives? The Mediatrician is here to help! Pediatrician, father, and filmmaker, Dr. Michael Rich, and his colleague, child development expert, Kristelle Lavallee, address these issues and YOUR questions to help educate your family and families everywhere about media’s powerful influence on the physical, mental, and emotional health of children. Listen in and join the conversation! No question is too complicated to unravel and rewire. No caregiver is alone in their questions. Get expert advice, recommendations for practical tools and help navigating our media-dominated culture. Subscribe to the Ask the Mediatrician podcast today!

Cannabis Man goes beyond headlines to explore America’s evolving relationship with cannabis. Through conversations with experts and everyday voices, the show uncovers how cannabis is reshaping health, law, culture, and business.

Since October 2004, host Gerry Prokopowicz (East Carolina University history professor) has held weekly in-depth conversations about Civil War history with various historians, authors, curators, artists and other people whose work is of interest to students of the Civil War era. Guests have included James McPherson, Doris Kearns Goodwin, Gary Gallagher, Caroline Janney, Peter Carmichael, Carol Reardon, and many others. Although the show is named “talk radio,” it has little in common with traditional talk radio, in that the guests do most of the talking, on subjects of their choosing. There’s no ranting by the host, and no callers. Lists and links to all previous episodes can be found at www.impedimentsofwar.org, along with titles of upcoming episodes.