Two 80's kids start with a piece of 80's history and take it from there.

The loss of U.S. manufacturing jobs at the beginning of this century — a rate of loss exceeding that of the Great Depression — has shaken our economy, our politics and our very confidence in the American way of life. Just as U.S. manufacturing began to rebound, a pandemic lifted the curtain on deep challenges related to trade policy, global supply chains, education, automation and our ability to produce skilled workers. Made in the USA explores these topics through exclusive commentary from world-class economists and manufacturing leaders, and shines a spotlight on the past, present and future of American manufacturing.

Interviews with local Utah business owners, craftsmen, and artists.

Hosted by Stephanie & Carrie Let's talk about shit that made me do it. We've all been there, whether it's friends, family, an event, the internet, there are endless topics that have made you do things in life and we're here to talk about all of them. Come listen and laugh with us about what made us do things. We'd love you to also share on the topics we discuss. Follow us on all social media platforms!

Taking todays complicated cultural and controversial topics and boiling them down to make them simple to understand and solve. We take the hard to understand and make it simple.

A podcast about mostly Southern things, and some non-Southern things too. Hosted by professional Southern gentleman Christopher Thomas of MADE SOUTH and occasionally co-hosted by his way-too-pretty-and-smart-for-him wife Kimberly.

Made Visible is a podcast that gives a voice to people with invisible illnesses. This podcast aims to change the conversation around invisible illnesses, helping those who experience them —whether as patients, caregivers, or friends or family members — feel more seen, heard and supported.

Helping women find the reason they exist so they can live the life they crave.

Made You Think is a podcast by Nat Eliason, Neil Soni, and Adil Majid where the hosts and their guests examine ideas that, as the name suggests, make you think. Episodes will explore books, essays, podcasts, and anything else that warrants further discussion, teaches something useful, or at the very least, exercises our brain muscles.

Madelayne Klein dives into the white supremacy/skinhead movement in the early 1990's and speaks to former skinheads about their experiences.

The musings of a fearless girl!