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?

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.

Skull Fragments. It's a forensic term. Basically, what happens when you get your brains blown out. This podcast will blow your mind with true stories from the criminal justice system. From T. J. English, author of “The Westies,” “Born To Kill,” “Paddy Whacked,” “Havana Nocturne,” “The Savage City,” “The Corporation.”

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).

Join us as we celebrate the stories of the dogs in our lives. From tales of greatness and love, to tails of the subtle and sublime, we interview dog owners as they share the true stories of their furry family members. You won't want miss it as we chronicle these canine wonders!

The Next Gen Sports podcast is all about going deeper on one of greatest topics in the world: Sports. In each episode, your hosts Travis Brady (Branding and Coaching Mentor) & Cody Barlow (Digital Marketing Strategist) will combine the world of sports talk with that of peak performance and mindset training to give you the most entertaining and thought provoking conversations that no one else is talking about or covering. This podcast is for business owners, athletes, influencers, and especially sports lovers who are tired of the same talk they hear on major networks and want a fresh perspective on their favorite pastimes. You will learn the mindsets and skills from the top athletes, teams and organizations that you can then apply to your own life. Come Join your hosts on the Next Gen Sports podcast.

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.

Rabbi Bentzion Kravitz founder of Jews for Judaism shares spiritual insights for life based on Jewish values and ancient wisdom.

This show is about shifting our individual consciousness and how that effects the collective. So rather than being about reincarnation from past lives, it's about actually coming fully into yourself, and the philosophy, methods, stories, and practices of those who are working on it. This is Riancarnation

The Sensitivity Reader podcast we will talk about the craft, business, and necessity of diverse stories in research, literature, and other media.

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!