Meet at the Well is a revival movement for marriage, family, and faith. Hosted by Lauren & Justin Emerick, this podcast is for couples who are done conforming to culture and ready to rebuild their lives at the feet of Jesus. Every episode is a conversation about covenant, communication, submission, leadership, and legacy—anchored in the Word and lived out through real marriage. We’ve walked through brokenness. We’ve rebuilt on the Rock. And now, we’re calling couples everywhere to come home to the design God intended. This is where marriages are revived, families are restored, and the Kingdom is built from the inside out. 🕊️ Come drink from the living water. Meet us at the Well.

The Meet Bridget mission is to create a GIANT library of career and life path options for women of all ages to explore. Hosts (and besties) Asha and Keshiia interview a diverse array of successful women, focusing on their honest and unfiltered teenage stories. We cover the nitty gritty, the good and the shitty. When you can relate to a woman’s vulnerability and her deepest foundations, her path becomes accessible. Resilient confidence starts with self-trust, and grows through authentic community. The Meet Bridget community is a place where women of all ages and stages can connect on common ground. So who is Bridget? We chose this name because we believe the capacity to build BRIDGES exists within all of us. Since 2015, Meet Bridget has hosted interactive events helping young women to explore their interests, expand their outlooks, and build lasting friendships and mentorships. The Meet Bridget community has welcomed hundreds of inspiring teens and dynamic female mentors. Over 10 years, Asha and Keshiia have honed their expertise on the teen development through obsessive research, community feedback and coaching. Join hosts (and besties) Asha Gabriel and Keshiia Rosenberg here, on YouTube and at www.meetbridget.com!

I was given a copy of Ellen G. White's The Ministry of Healing book at a health expo hosted by the Apollo Theater in Harlem on September 19, 2015, and the trajectory of my life has been forever changed. Now it's time for YOU to meet Ellen and be transformed by the 8 Laws of Health outlined in The Ministry of Healing and presented in the "Meet Ellen: Get the Key to Health & Happiness" podcast. I am Marci Kenon, IFPA-certified personal fitness trainer and lifestyle coach. In a previous life, I was a music journalist who contributed to Billboard magazine and interviewed giants including Diana Ross, Donnie McClurkin, Kirk Franklin, Russell Simmons, Jay-Z and Daymond John. Those moments pale when compared to the privilege to introduce author Ellen G. White and her timeless health message delivered in The Ministry of Healing book, the focus of the Meet Ellen podcast. Ellen G. White, co-founder of the Seventh-day Adventist Church, wrote The Ministry of Healing over 100 years ago, and its pages continue to illuminate the path to health and healing today. This daily podcast (Monday-Friday) features every word of the book with commentary from a variety of experts on and enthusiasts of topics including spirituality, natural remedies, vegan diets, pharmaceutical drugs, addiction, ministry, family, natural resources, food supply/distribution and how they impact our lives. In the "Blue Zones" study conducted in 2004 to identify a demographic and/or geographic area of the globe where people live measurably longer lives, the Seventh-day Adventists of Loma Linda, CA were one of the five acknowledged “Blue Zones." The way of life observed by these Adventists stems from biblical principles and the 8 Laws of Health presented by Ellen G. White in The Ministry of Healing. In 2014, Smithsonian Magazine named her one of "the 100 Most Significant Americans of All Time." Much of the wisdom of the natural health movement today has its roots in the divinely-inspired writings of this eloquent and poetic woman with a third-grade education. With so much information about health, nutrition and exercise at our fingertips today, why are so many Americans suffering from lifestyle illnesses? Because change is simple, but it is NOT easy. We often go around and around the wilderness like the Israelites, never quite getting the victory we are promised. So as we venture through the treasure trove of wisdom in the pages of The Ministry of Healing and pick the brains of a host of esteemed guests, we will also provide evidence-based, actionable strategies to build new and edifying habits that lead to the transformation we all seek in different areas of our lives. Ellen G. White recognized that health goes beyond the body, mind and spirit; she offers guidance on dress, the home, rearing children and thriving in the workplace. It’s time to enter the Promised Land of peace that comes from living consistently in divine obedience. That truly is the KEY to health and happiness. This journey goes beyond the podcast. Go to the Meet Ellen website and join the Facebook group and newsletter. Get support, offer encouragement and keep abreast of live events including health expos and seminars where we can meet face-to-face. Until then, LIVE BETTER and DREAM BIGGER!

Author and musician Emily Strand examines the life, legacy and her own brief, personal encounter with a little-known but essential figure in American Catholic history: Black liturgist and composer Fr. Clarence Joseph Rivers.

Listen to the full audiobook of Meet Me at Jimmy’s Arcade, a funny, nostalgic murder mystery and coming of age story, written and performed by me, Grant Fieldgrove. Beginning with Season 2, all new episodes will feature funny and informative pop culture history lessons of the 80s and 90s designed to scratch that deep nostalgic itch. Meet Me at Jimmy's Arcade - The Audiobook Synopsis: Bakersfield, California, 1990. Local high school student Bebe-Lynn Sanders is missing. Each day that passes causes more and more worry for the entire town. She was seen cutting through Quailwood Park on her way to rent a movie the morning she vanished. Her last appearance was later that night outside the popular hangout, Jimmy's Arcade. No one knows where she went. No one knows what happened. Join mildly-idiotic kids Grant Fieldgrove and Roxy Roxburgh as they stumble, scheme, and steamroll their way through Bakersfield in the late 80s and early 90s, desperately on the hunt for a Nintendo, fake earrings from Miller's Outpost, tickets to see Vanilla Ice at the Civic Auditorium, and the ever-elusive holy grail - a porno mag! And, of course, Bebe-Lynn. Meet Me at Jimmy's Arcade is a hilarious and heartbreaking romp through a small California town way back when, filled with nostalgic stories, humor, mystery, arcades, and malls. You won't want to miss it! So sit back, grab a Jolt Cola and a three-foot-long licorice rope, and enjoy the ride. Bebe Forever & Long Live the Arcade!

Meet Me At The Parks is a podcast about theme parks and long-distance friendship, hosted by Melanie and Tess.

Join hosts Doug Marconnet, Anne Goodwin, and Betsy Schmiechen as they delve into Anne's discovery of hundreds of letters written to her grandmother over a century ago, weaving history and personal stories together to bring ancestry to life in this captivating podcast series.

Meet Me Graveside tells the stories of Southern California's cemeteries. Sometimes scandalous, sometimes surprising, and always enthralling, you'll get to know these graveyards like never before. You'll also hear conversations about death and cemetery-adjacent topics. If you love cemeteries, are curious about their histories, and/or are death positive, this show is for you!

Meet me in the garden podcast is a God-centered transformational space for women who desire to walk in power, purpose, and wholeness. We exist to uplift, encourage, and equip you to live life on God’s terms. Together we will navigate through this garden called life, sharing Godly knowledge from previous experiences, love, and resources. Topics of discussion include but are not limited to childhood trauma, healing from hurt, and unmet expectations, while educating and equipping you to surrender your will to God’s will. Our goal is to become scholars of life, converting old wounds into wisdom, in order to come out of darkness (ignorance) and step into light (enlightenment). Meet me in the garden every Wednesday as we journey to wholeness and healing while transcending into the highest versions of ourselves.

On the MMMT podcast, I interview endurance athletes and their experiences with both acute and chronic medical conditions. We'll discuss how their medical issues affects their training and their athletic goals. We'll also delve into the interactions between physical and mental health. The goal of the MMMT is to celebrate, educate and inspire. So pull up a folding chair, and let's chat in the medical tent

Learn about book-ish things and hear from book-ish people with librarians from Vancouver Island Regional Library.

This is a podcast where I interview random people that I meet to prove that everyone has a story to tell. It's StoryCorps + Humans of New York, I guess. So far I've met an IT guy, a jewelery merchandiser, a crazy conspiracy theorist, a hippie chick, a hairdresser, an astronomer, a stand-up comedian, and a traveling insurance adjuster. Who will I meet next?