This podcast has two good girlfriends from two different generations that live in two different states talk about all things entertainment and pop culture, from TikTok Trends to Reality Show Rundowns to Celebrity Gossip to Dating Stories to Relationship Drama to the Great Generational Divide and so much more.

The statistics are staggering, with US adult obesity rates at 42.4% and childhood obesity rates growing to nearly 20%. In After Hours, a four-part podcast series, host Katy Henriksen talks to medical experts about their multi-pronged approaches to treating this condition to investigate the ways we can rethink obesity.

Welcome to the After Life Podcast with Samina Bari, where we talk about how to support someone who has recently lost their spouse. This podcast is a place for real talk, real stories, and real advice based on first-hand experiences from the people who supported me — through their own shock and mine — when I suddenly lost my husband in 2023. The loss of a spouse is the single-most, devastating occurrence in a person’s life, and it’s a reality none of us wants to confront — until it happens to us. Supporting someone who has lost their spouse often means confronting your own discomfort with death and grief, and realizing that someone else’s grief isn’t about you. If you're someone who’s lost their spouse like I have, I hope this podcast resonates with you, too.

Michael May, Rob Graham, and Friends discuss TV, movies, comics, games, and anything else they happen to think of.

Former NFL Cheerleader and current journalist Bridget Case breaks down “real life” outside the game and sucker punches athlete stereotypes mid-interview. Sports figures join the show each week with juicy tell all tales from on and off the field. Pro and NCAA athletes talk life after the game and current sports news.

In the After Overtime Podcast Jeremy Dawson and Jonathan Dawson will discuss the latest happenings in the world of sports, interview special guests, and do weekly segments chosen by you, the listeners.

A wild take on a home school podcast, After SchoolEd is a biweekly journal of a dad and daughter as they navigate the last year of homeschool, the gap year(s) after high school, and the first couple years in the "real world" for a MT gal who's been homeschooled for most of her life. Favorite segments include SOS (Sage on the Stage) where one of us teaches the other something; Oui Oui, where we learn about an aspect of pop culture until we can both say yes- we get it; CancelEd, where we discuss what people did, did they deserve it, and were they in fact cancelled; 86ed- quick insights from the family business; YellowstonEd- updates from life in MT; Social Studies, where we dive into the suspicious around homeschool kids and their social skills; and our faves ReviewEd and BackgroundEd, where we review movies, books, podcasts, and more, the latter with an emphasis on good stuff to stream in the background. All this with the crazy, crass humor of Chef Lee, who is- trying to be nice here- not a usual homeschool teacher, plus the unique take of Rose, a gal who has lived a huge life in only 17 years: she's been arrested in Singapore, detained and caned in Malaysia, dances every summer in Italy, and visited most of the US on a motorcycle. We're not crazy pro homeschool; we have reasonable takes and great advice on homeschool. It's just that in between, Chef might derail the show with insane stories about doing mushrooms in the forest.

Welcome to After Sectionals, the podcast about all things band recorded when it's fresh on our minds. We come to you from our band hall in central Texas - home of chickens and lost tuners. Join our staff (Darcy Vogt Williams, Jenna Yee, and TJ West) as we talk band pedagogy, talk smack, and everything in between right after sectionals.

After SEO es un podcast diario que saldrá mientras dure la cuarentena. Conducen Andres Kloster y Sebastián Galanternik.

In this series, our expert hosts will explore various topics, answer questions, and provide on-air support for our vending machines, including COTI, BevMax, and Merchant.

This five episode mini series brings us to north-east Syria to look at the Women’s Revolution in Rojava after the fall of the Assad regime.

Welcome to After The Gavel, a podcast where Janie Marksberry goes beyond the headlines to discuss the real issues facing Daviess County. As a current East County Commissioner, Janie brings firsthand insight into county government - what's working, what's not, and what needs to change. Each episode dives into the topics that matter most to our community: transparency in government, economic development, infrastructure challenges, and the decisions that shape our county's future. This is your chance to hear directly from Janie about her vision for Daviess County and why she's running for Judge Executive. Paid for by Janie Marksberry Campaign Fund