The R U OK? Are They Triple OK? podcast shares insights from emergency service personnel, from the love of the job to the challenges which it brings. We hear the voices of those with lived experience and share practical tools & tips on how we can increase social support for emergency services personnel, how to build a mentally healthy workplace and how to a conversation with a peer or loved one who might be doing it tough. Note: This podcast series discusses mental health, including suicide. For professional support please seek assistance by contacting your trusted healthcare professional or Lifeline on 13 11 14. If you are concerned for your safety or the safety of others please seek immediate assistance by calling 000. Find Help for a directory of national support services.

Ever wonder what it’s like to use a matchmaking service to find love? Best friends Emily and Laura recount Emily’s matchmaking experience in this series of Are We A Match? Follow along as Emily dives headfirst into the world of professional matchmaking and find out what really happens when you let someone else play Cupid. Does matchmaking really work? Did Emily find her match? It’s dating. It’s comedy. And it’s always either a good time… or a good story.

We're telling the stories of entrepreneurs artists and other creative class warriors making a go of it in cities and small towns all over the country. The Are We Here Yet? Podcast blends topics of economic development, urban planning and arts and culture. We are the official podcast for SMGravesassociates.com.

The podcast about DRTV, marketing on television/internet, tv shopping networks, infomercials and commercials, hosted by 30 year veteran of the television shopping industry, Shawn Wilsie.

Are We Safer Today?: Full Disclosure is a nine-episode series providing detailed insights from the staff who crafted the 9/11 Commission Report. In this exclusive podcast experience, we take an inside look into the most comprehensive investigation conducted in U.S. history. Marking the 20th anniversary of the creation of the Commission come stories of tenacious civic engagement, intentional bipartisan efforts, and awe-inspiring patriotism. Check out the accompanying documentary film also titled Are We Safer Today?, a film that explores the investigation from the Commissioners’ perspectives. Available at https://www.pbs.org/search/?q=are+we+safer+today, and broadcast on your local public television station. Support the Are We Safer Today?: Full Disclosure podcast at https://glow.fm/arewesafertodayfulldisclosure/ Photograph by Jack Cohen.

Episode by episode look back on a childhood favorite

This show is a weekly episode watch-through of the iconic 90s Nickelodeon horror anthology show Are You Afraid of the Dark. Featuring a group of teens that meet every weekend to tell scary stories by firelight in the woods, this show scared many a generation. And while the scares don't pack the same punch today, the core principle of the stories are still very scary and make for a great discussion of what truly scares us all. Hosted by Jeremy Goeckner and Sara Laurel Goeckner, take the journey with us into the darkness to confront our fears and answer the most paramount question of all: Are You Afraid of the Podcast?.....

MaryKate Smith is a functional medicine nutritionist who likes to take a whole body approach to health that includes the mind, body, and spirit. These days, many are waking up to the idea that their reality is not what it used to be and beginning to understand that in order to be healthy, you really have to make an effort and understand the body at a deeper degree than the Western Medicine Approach. Each episode will be focused on understanding how to heal yourself through nutrition, tools on processing emotions, and getting to the roots of specific ailments. At times, topics may be controversial, but need to be talked about in order to have a deep sense of what is truly happening in the body and offering different solutions that have long term healthy outcomes. Prepare to expand your mind on topics and truly learn how to body works and what it needs to heal, which can sometimes be the opposite of the mainstream media's view.

Stephen visits with extraordinary people who are doing things in an AWESOME way. Join in to hear and learn from their stories, their challenges and their successes.

Stuck in the Past? Concerns For the Future? You’re Wasting More Energy Than You Realize. Learn How to LIVE in the PRESENT. You have a choice. Choose to be present!

There are 7 billion people, but only 1 of you. Are you being real? With over 200 episodes, fascinating and inspiring guests such as Lewis Howes, Ricki Lake, the Real Jerry Maguire - Leigh Steinberg, and with over 500,000 people having tuned in globally, come join the conversation and help us explore what it means to be authentic in a world that doesn't necessarily want you to be, or make it easy. Hosted by former Showtime Exec turned Tedx Speaker and KindFluencer, Mark Shapiro.

Episodes 1-10 - Bad sound, bad internet connection, but where it all began. Bryn, an aspiring actor who just moved to New York, and his friend that he left behind, Jake, discuss trying to become a working actor. Jake's wife Laura, who's trying to become a playwright, joins the show as does Nilsa, Bryn's actress girlfriend who ran a theater in Chicago.

Episodes 11-110 - Sound and internet issues are fixed and the show transitions into an interview format with updates about Bryn, Nilsa, and Laura's artistic careers. The updates get longer and longer as everyone starts doing more things so in episode 29 we move to 'hostfull' episodes (concept stolen from the Nerdist) with only the hosts and separate interview episodes where the focus is the person being interviewed.

Episodes 111 and Beyond - Bryn and Nilsa leave the show as they were doing so many things that scheduling became crazy and stressful. Jake and Laura continue on doing mostly interviews but occasionally getting the gang back together for updates on their respective careers.

10 Notable episodes:
12a + 12b - Two part interview with Dan Taube, Chicago theater legend, friend of Bryn's, and teacher of a class where Jake and Laura met.
33 - Captain Ambivalent performs his golden accordion and explains why he wears 'Kiss Boots', a cape, and uses an inflatable dinosaur in his act. Imagine Weird Al as a one man band, without the song parodies, with a fair bit of 'They Might be Giants' influence, and you're starting to get the idea.
37 - David 'The Rock' Nelson brings his big pile of crazy ambition and just plain craziness to the show to discuss making movies in his back yard since the 90s.
59 - Laura and Jake discuss their miscarriage. Sad and raw.
96 + 97 - Jeremy Wechsler, former database administrator and current artistic executive director of Theater Wit, tells some amazing and entertaining stories. He also applies his rational side to the craft of running a theater company and being a director.
101 - We fulfill a lifelong dream of Laura's and interview 'Uncle Fun' the one time owner of the store with the same name. He is exactly as wonderful as all the toy/crazy-stuff stores he's run over the years. He's also an expert on 'Intuit and Outsider' art and quite the patron.
118 - Laura and Jake discuss 'Punk Grandpa' - Laura's soon to be published play that was part of the 2016 Frigid New York Festival. Producing a play in New York is pricey and tricky.
125 - The Q Brothers. Hip hop artists who adapt Shakespeare plays (including a play commissioned by Shakespeare's home theater: The Globe). These are some of the most entertaining people alive - A delight of an interview with a bonus freestyle rap.