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.

The Kujenga Amani Podcast is the audio series of the Social Science Research Council’s African Peacebuilding and Developmental Dynamics program’s digital forum, Kujenga Amani (Swahili for “building peace”). Recorded at various workshops, conferences, and meetings organized by APDD, this series aims to provide listeners with critical knowledge and commentary from scholars, practitioners, activists, and policymakers in the field of African peacebuilding, while amplifying African voices and perspectives on globally significant issues. Disclaimer: The views and opinions expressed by guests on the Kujenga Amani podcast do not necessarily reflect the official policy or position of the African Peacebuilding and Developmental Dynamics Program or the Social Science Research Council, unless directly stated otherwise. The APDD Program is supported by the Carnegie Corporation of New York.

Welcome to conversations over coffee with two hard-working women who are lifelong friends. Even though we've walked different paths, we share a quirky sense of humor and infuse our stories with some pretty salty language. We share our messes and adventures and most of the time our stories aren’t graceful, or wrapped up with a bow on top – most of the time, they're just the mugly truth.

The Saved Millennial Podcast hosted by Evangelist Shane of savedmillennial.org. You can expect to be encouraged in the faith, learn how to be effective in sharing the gospel, and hear Evangelist Shane's latest Playlist Picks featuring Christian artist on the rise and some oldies but goodies.

A Jewish Journal Jewish People Policy Institute Joint Venture. Host Shmuel Rosner and guests dive into the complex policies and practices of the “triangle” - the US, Israel and the Jewish People.

As a natural born side hustler, blogger, and educator Teacher Ces wants to give you the pieces to create multiple streams of income and save money all while living the best life possible. Teacher Ces takes a laid-back approach for those who have fifty - eleven (see Urban Dictionary) things going on, in an edutaining way! The Teacher Ces Podcasts will explore side hustles, travel, life, and the occasional interview. Teacher Ces will give you the best that she has in creating revenue in a fun and efficient way. Contact the show at cestheteacher@gmail.com

I'm Hannah Coles and this podcast is dedicated to strengthening your marriage. I combine a unique blend of LDS coaching tools and therapy to bring you the best and most productive tools that will up level your relationship and create LOVE AT HOME.

The Galerie Conversation encourages listeners to create a dialogue. We have questions about life, love, and human relationships, and we find our answers by having a conversation. Many episodes include poetry, performed in a spoken word open-mic style. There is also a Story-time featured in many episodes where the host shares a personal experience about the titled theme with the audience. The Show is episodic and explores themes, of Race relations, social constructions, art, politics, love, and personal and romantic relationships. Skits and monologues are also available on this podcasts.

INSIDE CRIME takes you behind the scenes and beyond the headlines. You’ll hear candid conversations with every day people whose lives have been impacted by crime. Host Angeline Hartmann delivers fresh and honest perspective from law enforcement, victims’ families, and survivors about their unique experiences inside crime.

Exploring uncommon threads between culture and humanity.

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.

A podcast. Of interviews. Usually with Jews. Who are pretty interesting. A Jewish Journal production. Hosted by Senior Writer Jared Sichel