Gurbette yaşayan bir annenin iç sesine mikrofon tutulursa ne olur? Annelik, gurbetçilik, kültür çatışmaları gibi gülmelik ve ağlamalık mevzularla her hafta buluşuyoruz. Maksat gönüller bir olsun...

Two old friends talk about things. With Bob and Dave. And friends. Maybe. Probably? We'll figure it out.

Malcom and Rachelle Reed from HowToBBQRight.com talk about barbecue, grilling and all things delicious.

Malevolent Patrons in a live, recorded broadcast where we talk about the most recently released chapters and the big important votes that make up Malevolent. We plan to have recordings pushed to the public after their corresponding Part is released on a weekly basis, but if you'd like to join our live episodes and get a ton of exclusive Autopsy content, join the Patreon and the Discord!

Welcome to Malibu & Me, the podcast where new beginnings meet ocean breezes and life in your 50s finally starts to feel like yours. I’m Jen Rouse—mom of two, recent empty nester, and a woman who made the bold decision to leave Park City behind and return home to Malibu to reconnect with my family, my roots, and ultimately, myself. For years, like so many of us, I lived in service to everyone else. I was the chauffeur, the chef, the crisis negotiator, the tutor, the cheerleader, the emotional glue—the one who made it all run. And I wouldn’t trade those years for anything. But now, the kids have flown the nest, and I’m standing on the coastline asking: What does this next chapter look like for me? This is a season of reinvention—of rediscovering passions, healing old stories, and rewriting new ones. From navigating life after long-term marriage, to dipping a toe (or maybe a whole foot) into dating at 50, to rebuilding identity, routines, and confidence—nothing is off limits. Think of this as your weekly reset in the middle of your own beautiful comeback. We’re talking real life, real struggles, real joy, and the courage it takes to start over in midlife… with plenty of laughs, candid moments, and Malibu magic sprinkled in. So pour your wine—or your green juice—and slip into your comfiest sweats. Join me every Wednesday as we explore what it really means to create a life you love in your 50s and beyond. This is Malibu & Me. A fresh start. A brave new chapter. And finally… it’s about you, too. Follow along on IG, TikTok & Facebook @MalibuAndMePodcast

On November 11th 2004, 14-year-old Conrad Cliff jackhammered into the water main at The Royal Galleria near Belmont, California. Twenty-three people drowned. Three people were electrocuted in the arcade. Two people were fatally bitten by a hammerhead shark that escaped from the mall's aquarium. And the teenager responsible was never found. No body. No trace. Blair Van Auken was with Conrad at the mall that day but refused to speak about the incident for 18 years. Until now. This is a 6 part series on madness, machines, and melancholy in the MallScape of America. This is MallWalk.

In the podcast series Malmö 180 we interview one person from each of the (around) 180 nationalities represented in Malmö. Andreas Irebring and Axel Welinder sit down with the humans behind the statistics in studio 180. Inviting people of the world to talk about their experience of the city, their culture, country and of course how they ended up in Malmö.

This feed is of all three of Malory Nye's podcasts: History's Ink, Religion Bites, and Malory Nye: writer and academic.

After 7 years of being anonymous, 1.5 million words written about beer, and preaching the gospel of Barleywine is Life, Don't Drink Beer's Alex Kidd gets into the deep, dark world of podcasting. Joining him are his co-hosts, comedy writers and performers Stephen Loh and Michael Gabriel. Together they explore the absurd underbelly of the craft beer world while also discussing movies, music, video games, pop culture, and their sad, basement dwelling lives.

Coming Soon in April 2023! The Maltby Wellbeing Project Podcast by the New Mentality group is designed for youth to talk about strategies to manage stress, reduce anxiety, and cope with difficult emotions. It will launch in February of 2023 with content made by youth for youth. Maltby Centre was originally established as Pathways for Children & Youth in 1996. In 2018, the Agency was renamed Maltby Centre in honour of the founding director, JoAnne Maltby, who was an incredible advocate for children and youth. The New Mentality (TNM) is a network of youth-facilitated groups from across Ontario who work with partner agencies in their communities to reduce the stigma surrounding mental health. Each group has dedicated youth and adult allies who work together on projects throughout the year. These projects promote meaningful engagement by empowering youth to concentrate on the work they are most passionate about. We strive to create an inclusive and intergenerational circle of care in which everyone can flow among the roles of helper, supporter, and receiver of help. As a provincial network, we amplify youth voices to create change in the mental health system and beyond. Once a year, each group sends youth representatives accompanied by their adult allies to meet with other groups from our network to share projects, build skills, and make meaningful connections at a 4-day leadership retreat that we call Disable the Label.

Legendary film critic Leonard Maltin and his daughter Jessie are the ultimate movie fans. They love talking about movies, especially with people who share their enthusiasm—from living legends like Mel Brooks, Al Pacino, Angela Lansbury and Quincy Jones to such contemporary artists as Amy Adams, Tim Burton, Laura Dern, and Jordan Peele. You’ll meet all kinds of interesting people and hear their recommendations of unsung movies you ought to know...

Welcome to Admissions Unplugged, your go-to podcast for navigating the Yale SOM MAM admissions process. From understanding the program to understanding application strategies, we provide expert tips and real student stories, host guests, and share the latest trends to help you stand out and succeed in the admissions journey. Tune in for inspiration, knowledge, and a fresh perspective on the MAM program.