FALSE POSITIVE: This podcast, starring Dana Discordia, Dan Lobel, Gaye Lirot and producer Adam Hiniker is a politically incorrect weekly roundup of today’s politics. Each of the 3 hosts brings a unique view of politics in the age of Trump.

I've learned more about myself in my 40s than I did at any other time in my life. Follow the conversations of a nonbinary dad as they chat about masculinity, social issues, feminism, parenthood, body image, mental health, and more with experts and friends from around the world.

Two cousins unexpectedly cross paths out West where they find themselves smack-dab in the middle of LA’s booming sports and music industries. Tune in each episode as @BigWos and @BosNaud give up on society, co-sign egregious behavior, and chat with key figures with more followers than them.

"The Individual Animal" is a podcast that focuses on dogs, people, and animal sheltering. Join Bernice and Nikki as they explore various aspects of animal sheltering. They discuss topics such as policies that create obstacles to adoptions, successful dog programs worth highlighting, and even interview listeners like you to hear about your experiences, achievements, challenges, and lessons learned. If you have a story you want to share, head to our podcast page to learn more, or leave a voicemail/text on our podcast line at (845) 867-7646

Without LGBTQ history, there is no American history. Queer America takes listeners on a journey that spans from Harlem to the Frontier West, revealing stories of LGBTQ life we should have learned in school. Your hosts are Leila Rupp and John D'Emilio.

Whiskey Women podcast seeks to liberate shy or tentative wannabe whiskey drinkers by introducing types and brands of whiskey and discussing them in a delightfully absurd, insistently unserious way. If you like to have your whiskey compared to bad relationships or given senior yearbook superlatives, than sit back, pour yourself the namesake, and listen to two friends explore the feminine side of this historically masculine drink.

Sometimes life asks us to make a bigger change than we expected. Welcome to Leap Like Me, where we offer real stories, inspiration and practical advice on how to make purposeful, brave leaps in life – and sustain them even through challenging times. Life Coach Lisa Hoashi explores the strategies and mindset you need to make brave changes in your life and work. Featuring guest appearances from people who have stretched their sense of what's possible in their own lives, the show will help you to reimagine what's possible for you too.

The Revolution has arrived in the form of weaponized civility. Conversations They won't allow from voices They don't want to hear. Join the movement of tolerance, empathy, and above all... talking it out. Hosted by Ry Perry, facilitated by Executive Producers "The Podfather" Steve Etchie and "the Queen" Nicole Bird.

Identifying a project, overcoming challenges, personal connections, outcomes, and special moments: hear from Gold Award Girl Scouts sharing their stories related to Girl Scout Gold Award projects.

Conversations about the tips, tricks, trends, and taboos of emergency nursing. A peek behind the hospital curtain at issues and ideas that seldom get discussed.

Laraine Salazar brings listeners into the lives of everyday people making a positive difference and impact in the world based on the work they do, the lives they lead, and the impressions they make. Laraine shines a light into the lives of those who don't ordinarily get the spotlight, and discovers why these people are in fact Everyday Heroes. Here is their story. Laraine Salazar is an award-winning writer and actress who holds a Bachelor's degree in Journalism. Everyday Heroes is a project inspired by all those who inspire her.

If you've ever wanted to have a conversation about race but were afraid of saying the wrong thing, or not being heard or trivialized, this podcast is for you. Everyday Conversations on Race is a cross-race conversation on race. It brings people together across differences for open comfortable conversations about race in a casual setting. This is crucial for organizations and businesses that want to build cultures of inclusion that support diversity, equity and innovation. It's essential in our global society that we learn how to build relationships and work effectively with people from any group, across any difference. We have guests from different backgrounds, race, age, gender, sexual orientation, etc., senior executives, ex-felons, musicians, educators and just every day people. The show is insightful, enlightening and entertaining. Our mission is to disrupt the way race is talked about, break racial silos and have a global impact on how people interact with each other. Let's break through fear of difference, and build connections together.