Are you a busy mama looking for easy ways to feed your family good food that everyone enjoys? 'Mama, What’s For Dinner?' is a podcast about feeding our families – because most of us are stressed and exhausted thinking about what to make for dinner daily, and we’re spending way too much time in the kitchen. Or we’re popping way too many store-bought freezer meals into the oven and absolutely hate that…. Founder of The Mama Manual, mealtime strategist, and mama of two Nakita Attard Vassallo invites you to her show, where she explores practical and tactical ways to take you from stressed & scrambling to wing dinner daily –- to being well-prepared and organised while feeding their family good food and saving time and money. From meal planning, to batch cooking and freezer meals, to dealing with picky eating, to slow cooking, to ideas on what to cook, to shopping, getting organised, and cleaning up…she covers a lot about kitchen productivity, and a few other time and sanity saving topics in between. Join Nakita to explore ways to save time in the kitchen and beyond, so you can focus on the things that matter most to you. Join Nakita every Friday, with a fresh new episode to end the week.

Het is mijn missie om jou terug in jouw kracht te zetten. Je terug in verbinding te brengen met de vrouw 'who you are meant to be', zodat je: * jouw leven kunt leiden volgens jouw verlangens & waarden * jouw kinderen nog beter kunt begeleiden op hún pad * jouw authentieke impact zult hebben op jouw omgeving én de wereld. Liefs, Delphine

‘Perspectives' is a bi-weekly investment podcast brought to you by Escala Partners. In a world cluttered with information, ‘Perspectives’ cuts through the noise to bring you insights and commentary on global financial markets, economics and geopolitical news and events. Hear our most up-to-date views straight from the Escala Investment Committee meeting room and learn how the CIO team incorporate macroeconomic views, central bank thinking and government policy into actionable investment ideas for our clients. As an economist and seasoned practitioner with both domestic and international investment experience, Escala Partners CIO, Tracey McNaughton, shares her views and observations to help you make sense of today’s investment landscape. Join Tracey, and others at Escala, as they discuss the big issues affecting your investment portfolio and interview industry-leading voices in wealth management. For more information visit: escalapartners.com.au

At a time when music is at its most ubiquitous and supply is everywhere, what is it that drives artists to continue to create and do what they do? ‘The Bottom Of It’ is a podcast hosted by New Zealander Joshua Moriarty who is a musician, songwriter and performer for both Miami Horror & All The Colours. These candid conversations philosophise and muse over the music industry, the meaning of life, what art offers to the world, what being a creative gives back to the people of this planet and how to try and keep yourself sane in a world of entropy! It’s also just a relaxed one-on-one chat between musicians with a host that has plenty of years experience and isn’t afraid to tackle any issue no matter how niche or ridiculous and have a laugh about it.

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Hi, I’m Ari Halbkram. For more than three decades, I’ve been a son, a grandson, a nephew and a friend. I’ve been a writer, a journalist, a podcaster, a filmmaker, a tour manager and an employee of the month once at RadioShack. Like the main character in one of David Bowie’s most iconic songs, I’ve often looked at the world around me - the confounding behaviors of others, and the beauty in the mundane and everyday - and found it all so complicated at times that I’m forced to throw my hands up and wonder...is there life on Mars? This series examines life, culture, society, politics and some of our biggest unanswerable questions in short, easily consumable episodes. If you’d like to reach out or suggest any topics for consideration, please email [email protected]

A Podcast about all of us, for all us! Immigration and Immigrants history, psychology, economics and more.

As the Personal Branding Unicorn Friend that I am, I absolutely love teaching, training, and helping Mompreneurs and Network Marketers build an impactful personal brand that will help them stand all the way out and leverage their uniqueness for monetization.

In (Pop) Cultural Marxism, a subseries of the Podcast for Social Research, BISR faculty Ajay Singh Chaudhary and Isi Litke (and special guests!) will be exploring the “fantastic form” of pop-cultural commodities—from film and television to toys and games to objects of every conceivable consumer variety.

In (Re)thinking insurance we discuss the issues facing P&C, Life, and composite insurers around the globe, as well as exploring the latest tools, techniques and innovations that will help you to re-think insurance.

This self isn't gonna help itself

To (self)center is to pause and do a pulse check on how you are, be real, its okay no matter what you are facing/have journeyed through and how your're healing. Join Bri Gasper, an empath and vulnerably honest mental health/self care advocate, who lives to connect us through honest conversations to help normalize the journey and things we all feel. Join us in this space where it's okay to just b. real and heal!