Tune in every other week as Stella Cheeks & Erin Cline discuss the state of the world, their never-ending reading lists, and occasionally talk about professional wrestling. It's the same Not Your Demographic you've come to know and love. They're just no longer pretending to care about wrestling. It's the circle of life.

Cool Cornish women and their love affair with Cornwall.

Podcast co-hosts and food bloggers Bita Arabian and Beata Nazem Kelley share the rich flavors and fresh ingredients of Persian Cooking and how to incorporate them into today's modern lifestyles. The duo introduces the flavors, tastes, and techniques they use, and also their cultural stories and perspective growing up in the US in Persian families.

From Nintendo 64 games to iconic cartoons, some things are just worth obsessing over. Join sisters Lindsay Underwood and Halle Watson as they obsess about pop culture, nostalgia, and everything in between.

Within the great cosmos, the strings of fate pull against the machinations of mankind's design with forces beyond our mortal comprehension. As the ages pass through the crucible of time of space, these strings sometimes pluck in such a way to produce a melody that transcends mundane patter of everyday existence, calling desperately to those whose ears dare to listen to the murmurs of that which lies beyond the stars. And... if luck and fate mingle in perfect harmony, the song might indeed be heard. To hear its otherworldly call is to be touched by the divine. We have heard the song. We have embraced it's message and we are ready to share. For we, are the Divine Brothers.

A podcast community where Ken Trump, a 30+-year U.S. veteran school safety expert, leads you deep behind the scenes for insider discussions of the hot topics, best practices, blunders, and politics of K-12 school safety, security, and emergency preparedness planning. Want to learn how we can really make schools safer? Listen, subscribe, and join in the conversations.

Welcome to The Devil's Dinner Hour! Your trusty source for everything Victorian and strange. I'm Evelyn James and I'll be your guide down the dark alleyways and moonlit moors of Victorian England

Ade Ade Je (A2J) comprises of 3 childhood friends from the 90's. Put on your headphones and crank up the stereo to ease tension from untold stories of the masses. Come with us on a journey together in letting our voices and thoughts be heard.

Retirement Coach, Kim Shea, talks to people who have happily reinvented themselves after a life event such as a layoff, health change, retirement, or an empty nest. Get inspired, and learn their secrets and tips for pivoting and thriving in the second half of life. You have more options than you might realize!

Building a smarter church...one show at a time! Each week we discuss ways to find that one lost sheep (Uno), revitalize your church, and become the church leader you were meant to be.

The world is changing - fast. And with big changes come even bigger questions. How do we make sense of what is happening? What can we do as individuals? How can we live a life of deeper purpose and fulfillment? Now more than ever we must take full responsibility and engage in our own evolution as conscious agents rather than simply being passive victims. On BEING, podcast host Patrick Cooke explores what it means to BE human in the modern world through the lens of creativity, consciousness and personal development. Through authentic conversations with guests from across the spectrum including artists, intellectuals, scientists, visionaries, entrepreneurs and thought leaders, we make collective sense of a complex world with the goal of building a sustainable future. We can no longer afford to ask ‘what is best for me?’, the question must now become ‘what is best for me and the whole simultaneously?’

Helping men better understand the ubiquitous and pervasive nature of sexism and systemic gender discrimination by encouraging them to explore the impact on their own lives of gender stereotyping and male privilege. Challenging them to ask themselves, “How did I really get where I am today?”