Hothouse is a podcast about design, ecology, and the way we garden now. Host Leah Churner sits down with experts and enthusiasts to talk about permaculture, the urban landscape, and how plants sometimes give us the feels. A meeting of the minds for plant people and the horticulture-curious, Hothouse is a different kind of gardening show: less of the how-to and more of the who, what, where, when, and why.

Fashion and apparel. It touches nearly everyone. When its at its best, fashion and apparel is not only functional, but also fun, expressive, sexy, and for some businesses, very profitable. But when it is at its worst, fashion and apparel is superficial, exploitative, polluting and extremely wasteful - in other words the essence of unsustainable consumption. And while it is argued that the industry's rapid growth has created employment opportunities for more than 300 million people worldwide, especially for women in poorer countries and those in extreme poverty, many garment workers still struggle to earn enough to pay to meet even their most basic needs. More alarming is the fact that as the industry grows - by 2030 more than 8 billion people will live on the planet, and nearly 5 billion of these will be part of the global middle class - its negative environmental impacts may become unmanageable, potentially undermining its social benefits and contributing to ecosystem degradation on local, regional and global scales. Who would have thought garments could be so destructive? The fashion industry must change now, but will we manage in time? Join Mike Schragger, founder of the Sustainable Fashion Academy, as he explores the challenges, incentives and disincentives and emerging solutions needed to rapidly transform the industry. Listen in as he talks with the business leaders, activists, researchers, innovators and entrepreneurs, investors, legislators, consumers and citizens - who are racing against the clock to find solutions that will transform the industry, thus ensuring it truly operates for the benefit of people and the planet. www.sustainablefashionacademy.org/podcasts/big-closets-small-planet

The Off Duty ADs are one active and two former high school athletic directors discussing the state of high school athletics today while they're off the clock. This podcast is intended for anyone within the world of high school athletics.

Since becoming an advocate in 2014, I’ve learned a few things along the way. This is my on-going story as I take my advocacy to a new level. I’d like to share with you: (1) My personal stories of inner growth and new wisdom (2) Key learnings from my recent experiences as a new advocate (3) Resources and information for those interested in advocating (4) Revelations that changed me — especially in the last few years. I hope my stories inspire you to get curious about your own adventure in advocating. We need compassionate folks to bring their positive energy to our world. "Kindness is the Theme. Advocacy is the Action." http://TheIntrovertedAdvocate.com

AT THE INTERSECTION OF FAITH & CULTURE In our snack-sized, soundbite, highlights-only media diet, a podcast is a conversational full meal. No Shame Podcast gives cultural taste-makers a chance to speak at length about who they really are, why they do what they do, and what it is that drives them from the deepest places. “For I am not ashamed of the gospel, because it is the power of God that brings salvation to everyone who believes…” (Romans 1:16) John Grooters is a director, writer and producer with a broad history in professional film production that spans over two decades. John and his wife, Judy, oversee Grooters Productions, a full-service media production company based in West Michigan.

Jerry Brazie is an outspoken, straight-talking CEO, Entrepreneur and Real Estate Investor living in Portland, Oregon. Growing up with zero advantages, eight brothers and sisters, and no education and on his own at 17, he faced a lifetime of crappy jobs and poverty. Starting at 28, Jerry beat the odds by starting his own company and 20+ years later, and having bought and sold a dozen companies, Jerry has strong opinions on what it takes to succeed in business and life in today’s America. With a lifetime of experiences both at work and at home, Jerry is hoping to challenge and inspire anyone that is searching for success. Jerry pulls no punches and tells it exactly as he sees it. Jerry will certainly challenge you, probably offend you, and will definitely make you think. The show is co-hosted by William (Billy) Green from Vancouver, WA. Billy is a former software developer branching out into the creative space and a content creator for Jerry. As well as providing his technical expertise, Billy brings the perspective of a young millennial. He will provide the opinions and pushback of a young entrepreneur vs. an established CEO. Are you wondering if you have what it takes to be an entrepreneur? Have you ever wondered what the life of a successful business owner looks like? If you are serious about learning from real-world experiences both in life and business from someone who has lived it, give us a try. This podcast series will cover stories from Jerry's life, including the lessons he has learned along the way both in business and in life. So if you are thinking about becoming an entrepreneur, are an existing business owner, are looking to be successful, or just have questions on the journey, give us a listen. We want the podcast to be both educational and entertaining while providing the best information we can to help anyone looking to start or run their own business. We love to argue and want people to tell us why they think we are wrong.

Radio ArtEZ is a podcast about agile thinking and the power of the arts. It delves into relevant questions of today and broadcasts diverse voices from multiple identities, perspectives and experiences. The podcast features personal stories and urgent research by ArtEZ students and staff and recordings of studium generale events.

カナダ在住ライターのピアレスゆかりが送る、周りがきめた道からはみ出して自分だけの生き方をする人を応援するちょいフェミポッドキャスト。子育てあるある話から英語ネタ、国際結婚、海外生活、セクハラや#metooなどのフェミニスト系の話題まで、ゆるく明るくわがままに世界を良くしたいゆかりが様々なゲストをお迎えして毎週語ります。 https://listen.style/p/hamidashikei?qEjGlyWa

Permanently Moved is a weekly, 301-second podcast by Jay Springett exploring internet culture, creativity, and worlds of all kinds. In just over five minutes, Jay shares personal reflections on technology’s impact, the creative process, and the evolving worlds around us. Tune in for fresh insights and thought-provoking ideas — all in the time it takes to listen to ‘Smells Like Teen Spirit.

These are true stories of our Israeli lives and the way we lead them, with their moments of weird abasements, moments of grace, and moments of transcendence.

Join Eric Samaniego and Wright Sulek as they paw through the dustbin of movie history for lost gems, forgotten treasures, and most of all, TRASH. With an affection for all things schlock, the boys watch a different movie every other week and discuss it with a very special guest. Let's get trashed!

Welcome to Still Spinning, The Joyce Theater's podcast about dance and the creative process.