The You Matter! podcast was developed in 2019 by the Department of Campus Safety to inform the NYU community about resources that are available to victims, both on and off campus, and to give first-hand experiences of both victims and those in the community who assist them. To contact the You Matter! team, email us at [email protected]. You can also call Campus Safety's Victims Services Unit at 212.998.2222.

Entre Líneas es un Podcast con Pedro Leija. En esta primera temporada los invitados han venido a vivir al Valle del Rio Grande y han marcado la diferencia en nuestra comunidad.   Humberto García es un reconocido periodista con amplia trayectoria en radio y televisión.  Tocamos temas de la diferencia en coberturas entre México y Estados Unidos, la vida en la frontera, el turismo médico y como la fé ha cambiado su vida en los últimos años.

My name is Roberto Avelar. Join me as we explore life, disability, and inclusion through raw openness and humor. You won't regret it, or you might I don't know your life.

Oh Here We Go started as two best friends from the South who were constantly finding themselves having interesting conversations that were pushing the boundaries and widening their perspectives on life. Stephanie and Lacey are now living in Denver and Los Angeles and have found themselves saying “yes” to different opportunities. These experiences have ultimately led to exciting, and sometimes uncomfortable, situations — but, above all else, have allowed them to grow. With Stephanie being a photographer and Lacey being a content creator, the two have been combining their experiences and immersing themselves in all their curiosities of the world which has led them to where they are now. Oh Here We Go is a podcast about all the conversations you didn’t know you wanted to have. Touching on topics that range from psychedelics to pornstars, sex to religion, mental health to threesomes… Lacey and Stephanie cover it all. With all of that being said, welcome to the mutha fuckin’ podcast, y’all.

Welcome to AboveStatus, a heartfelt podcast hosted by My Ford Mysingh, where we dive into powerful stories of young immigrants and chat with professionals, activists, and politicians. We celebrate each guest's humanity beyond their immigration status, sharing firsthand experiences of tackling complex systems, chasing careers, and fighting for change. We've got all sorts of inspiring stories from Dreamers applying for college without legal status to undocumented entrepreneurs starting businesses against the odds. Every episode is raw and real, blending lighthearted cultural stories with touching accounts of family separations and triumphs. These narratives give you a peek into everyday struggles while dealing with immigration uncertainties. AboveStatus packs an educational punch by showcasing immigration laws and policies through lived experiences, busting myths, and fostering empathy. It motivates listeners to support community efforts and push for immigration reform. Our authentic, unscripted interviews feel relaxed, letting guests speak their minds and share some surprising insights. From Dreamers and first-gen students to educators, lawyers, and leaders in immigration reform, everyone gets treated with warmth and respect. Join the AboveStatus community to get a richer perspective on building a life despite uncertain immigration status, connect with real folks behind the policy debates, and be inspired to spread the word. Tune in and help elevate the conversation to focus on our shared humanity.

Welcome to Chronicles Abroad, a podcast that uses travel to highlight stories of personal growth. We’re just two middle-aged, single, empty nesters who decided to start a podcast about living, working and traveling abroad. Each week we’ll spotlight the stories of courageous world travelers, creative wanderers and digital nomads who share their incredible experiences of the world through their eyes. We provide tips, resource, and hacks for the curious traveler in you! Whether you’re a lover of travel or just someone who is ready for a change, we have something for everyone!

In Klankcast hoor je echte verhalen uit het orkest. Wist jij dat musici, dirigenten en zelfs componisten ook maar gewoon mensen zijn? Podcastmaker Botte Jellema gaat met hen in gesprek over liefde, vreemde situaties, het leven en natuurlijk klassieke muziek. Klankcast wordt gemaakt en gepresenteerd door Botte Jellema in opdracht van het Nederlands Philharmonisch en het Nederlands Kamerorkest.

Dive into the fabulous world of queer Asian creatives and change-makers on #YellowGlitterPodcast. Join us as we chat about our Queer & Asian identities and culture, social activism, mental health, love, creativity and more. Hosted by Steven Wakabayashi, founder of Stranger Creative and QTBIPOC Design. Follow us at @yellowglitterpd on socials and share your thoughts or guest recommendations at [email protected]. Full episodes, transcripts, and show notes on our website at yellowglitterpodcast.com.

Pai, a Third Culture kid from Zimbabwe, and Christina, who is American, are an intercultural couple passionate about uncovering the beauty of intercultural relationships. Join them as they have vulnerable, authentic conversations surrounding culture, relationships, and race.

Featuring real-life stories from young people across Western Australia, together with a mix of high profile personalities and professional speakers to offer practical support and advice. YChats has been created following focus groups with young people across the state where they identified the need for a safe space for them to talk through their own lived experiences as well as hear from experts on how best to navigate difficult times and situations. YMCA WA's aim is to start conversations about those topics people often find difficult to discuss, whilst removing stigmas.

Dear Diaspora exists to host Africa-centered conversations about all things business, culture, and more! Join host Nduulwa Kowa and special guests as we ask the big questions, challenge narratives surrounding Africa, learn and unlearn — and explore what a more connected and engaged African Diaspora can look like.

Discussions of news, culture, and the state of education with Scott Biggs and a rotating band of guests