De eerste podcast over participatie! Participatie Podcast Pitstop - Sinds 2025 op onregelmatige basis Korte podcasts over actualiteiten, vragen vanuit de praktijk en veelgehoorde misverstanden over participatie. Participatie-expert Saskia Fokkema analyseert ze en geeft haar mening. Soms 'quick & dirty' en dat helpt juist om zaken helder te krijgen. Seizoen 3 - 2025 In het derde seizoen is Saskia in gesprek met vakgenoten. Vanuit verschillende invalshoeken en specialismes heeft ze het met hen over participatie. De eerlijke verhalen uit de praktijk, waarbij tussendoor heel veel tips worden gedeeld. Seizoen 2 - 2024 In dit seizoen bespreken we allerlei praktische zaken rondom participatie op strategisch, tactisch en operationeel niveau. Helemaal in lijn met het 'Handboek Bewonersparticipatie' dat Saskia en Suzanne in 2023 schreven en dat door Eveline is geïllustreerd. Seizoen 1 - 2020 Saskia is in gesprek met gasten over participatie in de meest brede zin van het woord. Van arbeidsparticipatie tot een bewonersinitiatief waar geen overheid bij hoeft te helpen tot omgaan met weerstand en het betrekken van jongeren. Maar ook unieke processen en bijzondere samenwerkingsverbanden worden besproken.

Reframing Rural's mission is to cultivate curiosity and conversation across geographic, class and cultural divides. Season 1: Coming Home, is set in the rural homeplace of host Megan Torgerson's youth, on the plains of far Northeast Montana. Season 2: Sowing Possibility, sows hope in the future of the rural West and Heartland through interviews with rural activists, academics, artists and entrepreneurs. Hosted and produced by Torgerson, this podcast uses conversation and storytelling to reframe the narrative on rural America.

Stephie and Jaime speak truthfully about their lives in this podcast -- the ups, downs, and everything in between. Most importantly, they seek to find Christ-centered joy in every circumstance. "So we fix our eyes not on what is seen, but on what is unseen, since what is seen is temporary, but what is unseen is eternal." - 2 Corinthians 4:18 Find us on instagram at: @jaimemcguire_ @stephieclement

Shows cover a wide array of topics such as music, musical guest interviews, relationships in society and how to navigate them, and the occasional "bizarre".

Minute Women is a comedy-history podcast. Each week, Grace and Linnea investigate the untold stories behind the iconic Canadian Heritage Minutes and uncover the funny, weird, and terrifying stories left out of Canada’s national history. Follow us on Instagram @minutewomenpodcast and let us know what Heritage Minute you'd like us to do an episode on!

The NYU SPS Center for Global Affairs Connecting the Dots podcast series is designed for the next generation of global professionals and will tackle key global challenges by turning ideas into action. Each podcast is hosted by Dr. Christian Busch (@ChrisSerendip), a clinical assistant professor at CGA, the director of its Global Economy concentration, and author of The Serendipity Mindset, who teaches classes on purpose-driven leadership, impact entrepreneurship, social innovation, and emerging markets. These podcasts are designed to make sense out of the exciting whirlwind of global activity that surrounds us every day. They bring together some of the world’s leading experts on areas related to global challenges. In each episode, we tackle new and pressing global issues, stemming from areas such as human rights, sustainable development, and international business. Conversations are geared to inspire those of you who aim to create a more just, equal, and sustainable world, and we look forward to connecting the dots with you. Our participants also share their personal stories—how did they get to where they are? What has surprised them along their journey? What would they advise young professionals to do if they were in their shoes?

Show host, Robert Herriman looks at issues of politics, society, culture, the Bible and health & disease through interviews with guests and also opinion and commentary.

This is a Quora based podcast (for English learners and others), in which the most interesting stories are read oud loud and sometimes discussed. The listeners are meant to become part of the show, too. contact: [email protected]. You will see vocabulary explanations and definitions at the end of the text.

Back in the day, a major sitcom doing a gay episode was a big deal. A proper gay episode would get headlines, but it would get the attention of two young guys who were still figuring things out — sexuality-wise and culture-wise. Gayest Episode Ever has screenwriter Glen Lakin and stay-at-home journalist Drew Mackie going through the great and not-so-great gay episodes of sitcoms past.

Brought to you by the Laidlaw Foundation, The Good Leader Podcast considers important leadership lessons from remarkable individuals in all sorts of fields, and explores the journeys of up-and-coming next generation leaders. What makes a good leader? How do you lead with integrity? How are young change makers solving the world's most intractable problems? Episodes alternate between interviews with experienced leaders, and interviews with current/past Laidlaw Scholars (Scholar Spotlight).

Welcome to Island Influencers, where we share stories of successful business owners, experienced professionals, entrepreneurs and community leaders based or with influence in the Isle of Man. This podcast is brought to you by Thornton.

The beards of a feather podcast is two lifelong friends bringing you into their world and discussing topics of the day while sharing life from their point of view. Two 30 somethings sporting beards and being dads. We hope you’ll come along for the ride with us!