A collection of audio from the blog The 21st-Century Scop.

Work doesn't have to be just a job. Join host Chris Taylor as he connects with authors, thought leaders, consultants and methodologies that are shaping the new world of work into an experience that engages us all. Your work matters. It's time to show up.

A podcast series on the 25 Year Plan, an initiative to change the world, all of it, at the same time - so at vast scale. This podcast series has different types, from recordings from events, to in depth looks at various topics. We get into thoughts & insights on world change, personal improvement, society, tech, systems & more. Most episodes will be Mark talking through an area, such as 'networks', and over time we will add in interviews with interesting folk... on interesting topics.

Join hosts Alyse and Bianca, two dynamic Black women who juggle their roles as wives, mothers, and accomplished lawyers, In the 25th Hour Podcast Each week, they dive into the latest legal news with insightful analysis, candid conversations, and a touch of humor. Whether you’re a legal professional, a news enthusiast, or just looking for engaging content from relatable voices, Alyse and Bianca offer you the perfect blend of expertise, real-life experiences, and lighthearted banter. Tune in for a refreshing perspective on the legal stories shaping our world today.

The Timeless Art of Capturing Attention and Inspiring Learning by A.J. Juliani

Erinn White and Oliver Rockside discuss 20 seasons of Law & Order

Late night conversations that hit.

I can't tell you yet.

The sibling podcast that understands your Disney addiction. We pick a topic to discuss every episode while giving you fun tips, and history about everything Disney.

Ryan Foland will challenge you to keep things simple and make them powerful. The Global Keynote Speaker, Author, and Branding Expert has inspired thousands to obliterate and revitalize their brands with his infamous 3-1-3 Challenge. Can you boil down your messaging into 3 sentences, down to 1 sentence, and ultimately to 3 words? Now, Ryan’s taking the 3-1-3 Challenge from the stage to the studio to challenge business executives, creative thinkers, marketing leaders, and possibly even you – are you up for the challenge? Theme Song: Kodo Stomp Percussion - Akashic Records - provided by Jamendo

The 321 Podcast is a peek into the honest discussions between Jeb and Jenny Banner centering around their experiences and thoughts parenting three kids, running two businesses, and maintaining one imperfect marriage (The 3-2-1). The inspiration for this show came from a conversation with Jenny's mom asking her how she might share the things being learned about the journey through business, life, and marriage with her daughters. The 3-2-1 podcast is where they have chosen to share with their kids and others the considerations of a midwestern, middle-class, white couple hoping to do more good than harm in the world.

On September 13, 1994, President Bill Clinton signed what is arguably the most significant piece of legislation from his tenure as president—the Violent Crime Control and Law Enforcement Act of 1994, otherwise known as the 1994 Crime Bill. It was the largest crime legislation in the history of the United States, allocating billions of dollars to hire more cops and build more prisons. And today, 30 years later, as our country reckons with the past decades of mass incarceration, the bill has received widespread backlash, blamed in part for the carceral system we have now. But was it to blame? From the Vera Institute of Justice, this is The 30-Year Project, a four-part limited series hosted by writer and journalist Josie Duffy Rice looking at the impact the legislation had—and examining where mass incarceration is in America today. We tell the story of the 1994 Crime Bill by talking to advocates, academics, directly impacted people, and a few of the bill’s original supporters. Plus, the series takes a deeper look at the real drivers of mass incarceration and lays out where we are, where we’ve been, and—most importantly—what comes next.