Everyone has a story. This podcast, hosted by Knox Pages reporter Grant Pepper, aims to tell the stories of people from Knox County, Ohio and the surrounding area.

Stories from the Inside Out is a podcast exploring the personal experiences of incarcerated individuals and those reintegrating back into society. We'll take a firsthand look at justice system involvement through conversation and interviews, as well as meet activists and stakeholders committed to changing the institutional status quo, one step at a time. This is a Desta Black Community Network production. https://destabyn.org/ https://destabyn.org/know-your-rights/ Hosted by Scott Clyke Technical production and editing by Scott Clyke and Milo Johnson Pre-production and logistics by Samm Reid, Amanda Maxwell, Svens Telemaque, Ashley Montgomery, Monique Barling Music by Milo Johnson Recorded at Breakglass Studios and 7176EAST in Montreal, Quebec Mixed by Christopher Vincent Heartfelt acknowledgement and thanks to all who shared their story or participated in interviews making this project a reality including Kiyha Schrouder, Oswald Wyke, Ted Rutland, El Jones, Tara Haynes, Denise Brend, Justin Estwick, Nora Demnati, Marvin Jarette, Quincey Campbell, Tara Haynes, Leucherin Blackman, Marie Livia Beauge, Clifton Maxwell, Volta Collective and Aishah Seivwright. Thanks to CBC Montreal for their continued support. This project was made possible by the generous support of the Department of Canadian Heritage through the Anti-Racism Action Program.

Stories from the Presbyterian Pew is a resource of Advocacy from the Presbyterian Pew, a 501(c)3 nonprofit dedicated to helping laypeople understand church government and process in the Presbyterian Church in America (PCA). Stories from the Presbyterian Pew shares real stories of those who have experienced or witnessed church courts and processes in the PCA.

Stories from the River Podcast explores the personal journeys of our very own Memory Makers. Whether it’s interviews or standalone narratives, Stories from the River will bring you closer to what it’s like to thrive together, wherever in the company you may be. We’ll share personal experiences from our stores, Distribution Centers, Call Centers, and corporate campuses, giving listeners a front row seat to what it's really like to be a Memory Maker furnishing life’s best memories every day.

Nobody really knows how many children are surviving on the streets. A UN estimate states that there are 150 million, but the reality is likely higher as street children are often not registered at birth and numbers are said to be rising each year. Brought to you by The Toybox Charity; The Stories from The Street podcast is real talk from real people when it comes to the unimaginably tough world of street children. We’d like to see the spotlight on street children and speak up for those who aren’t being heard. Featuring honest and open discussion about the challenges faced by street children in 2020. Questioning whether the world is moving in the right direction and at the right pace for street children, is anyone listening? We are in this for the long term to see that street children find the help and support they need to build a life away from the dangers of the street, the vicious cycle of poverty and to have the childhood they each deserve. Guests share their first-hand experiences of working alongside street children and their families in the cities, the slums, the refuse dumps as well as the achievements and the success stories which fill us with joy, plus of course the utterly heart wrenching realities of life for a child on the street. Toybox exists to see a world with no street children, together we can make a difference. -- Don’t forget to subscribe through your favourite podcast provider so you don’t miss the next episode! Questions, suggestions or want to know more? @toyboxcharity Support us: https://toybox.org.uk/support/donate

This is a podcast designed to expand what we know to be possible and remind us all that how we talk to ourselves MATTERS. What does that have to do with stories? what do I mean by storytelling? The way I see it, we have 2 buckets: 1. Our thoughts: what are the stories playing in my head? How do I talk to myself? What is the dialogue of my "internal" environment? 2. Our community: what stories have I been told about myself? About the world? How has my external environment influenced by belief system? Because the subconscious mind is the home of our belief system. And believe it or not, there is no "off" button: so the stories around us and within us are feeding that inner belief system. Which then begs the question: do these stories help me get to where I want to go? …and if not, how can I begin to shift THAT story? In this podcast, we explore how to use language and stories to engage with the subconscious mind so that you can nourish your belief system for your highest and greatest good. …because here’s the thing: if you don’t know that something is possible, then it doesn’t EXIST for you. And if that awareness is absent, we end up repeating old patterns and loops over and over again. So the conclusion that I AM DRAWING is: women need to know that possibilities exist. We need to hear more stories FOCUSED ON WOMEN and FROM WOMEN …about taking risks, making bold choices, & pursuing dreams… …and the mindset work it took to get there! ​​My vision is that this podcast gives women the permission to dream bigger and take leaps of faith… because the truth is: you create your reality through storytelling. So as you tune in to this SEASON of SFTS, I invite you to be more and more MINDFUL of the stories you tell yourself…bc you JUST MIGHT start to believe them. To begin, click follow or subscribe wherever you’re listening (or better yet, join the community out on PATREON.com/beliefsystem )... Now, go ahead and get comfortable, plug in those headphones and join me as we explore stories from the subconscious…. ____________________ Mae Deevy is a Subconscious Reprogrammer, Integrative Coach and Sound Healer who helps clients exit those exhausting "limiting belief" stories so that they can create the space needed to then step into the ideal life that they envision. She uses hypnosis, conscious language and sound frequency to support transformation at the subconscious-level. Based in Austin, TX, Mae has a light-hearted, fun and spirited approach to sharing stories that just may make you wonder: What story am I telling myself today? And which story would I like to live instead?

Stories from the Trail is the hiking community's only live call-in show, created by and for people who love to talk trail. We go beyond the Appalachian Trail don't limit our conversations to hiking. Hosts Reptar, Gary Sizer (aka "Green Giant", author of Where's the Next Shelter?) and Megan Thompson (aka "Voldemort") will bring you their conversations with people who live outside. SUPPORT THE SHOW! https://www.patreon.com/StoriesFromTheTrail

Everyone has a story. Often times, we keep the biggest pieces of our stories locked deep in the vault of our heart. They feel too messy, too complicated, too exposing to share. We believe that this is the power in our stories. That they aren't tied up with a pretty bow. This is where strangers become friends and hope breaks down the walls of isolation. Welcome to Stories from the Vault.

Host Katie Habib reads listener-submitted stories on air as fully realized short audiobooks with original music and sound.

Welcome to ‘Stories from Under the Piano’. In each episode, a guest shares a personal story, and Craig responds with a spontaneous piano piece that evokes the emotions and mood of their story. I’m Craig Addy, your host. I'm the Musician Who Listens to the Listener. This podcast offers a glimpse into the world of ‘Under the Piano’, an immersive musical experience I’ve been providing since 2009. Over 1,000 people have discovered comfort, connection, and healing through these sessions, featuring several original compositions that capture the essence of their personal stories. My mission is to connect, comfort, and inspire through the universal language of music. Thank you for joining me on this journey.

Funny, moving and always exquisitely well-produced, this collection of short stories and essays from the award-winning Seanachai podcast is not to be missed. If you like this American Life, but wish that Ira Glass' voice was a bit softer on the ears, then this is the audio book for you.

Informative and entertaining stories from the editors of the journal Medicine featuring article highlights, hot topics, and other things on their minds. The journal, published every other month and now in its 90th year, includes scholarly reviews and clinical descriptions of patients from the experience of leading clinicians from around the world in the areas of internal medicine, dermatology, neurology, pediatrics, and psychiatry. The editors, David Hellmann, John Bartlett, Howard Lederman, and Roy Ziegelstein, are renowned teacher-researcher-physicians affiliated with the Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine.