Brian and Sarah are your hosts for this look back at albums from the New Wave and Classic Rock genres-- albums which have earned a permanent spot in their record collection. The hosts start the discussion with a history of the album, followed by their personal history with it. Over the course of two episodes, they do a track-by-track review of the album and the videos that accompany the singles. They conclude by each giving the album a final review and rating of zero to 100 record adapters. Join Brian and Sarah in this fun look back at the hits-- along with some misses-- of the 70s and 80s!

Permanently Moved is a personal journal by Jay Springett. Since 2018, this long-running show has explored internet culture, the emergence of AI, world-running, and the creative process—from the shifting tides of social media to life in the shadow of the stack. The show has now evolved. Permanently Moved is moving to a longer, seasonal format, with new episodes released at least four times a year. These expanded episodes allow for deeper exploration and are each accompanied by Start Select Reset. This physical zine is sent by post to supporters, with limited copies also available for purchase at thejaymo.net.

Permission Granted is a space for the woman who’s ready to evolve, expand, and embody the life she was born to live. Hosted by Delnada Love, this podcast invites listeners into powerful conversations about identity, boundaries, manifestation, healing, divine wealth, and becoming the fullest version of themselves with God. This is the permission you didn’t know you were waiting for.

Permission Slip-ups is a podcast about what it really takes to live the life you desire. We all want a life that feels more aligned, more fulfilling, more us. But giving ourselves permission to go after it? That’s where things get messy. Kate and David dive into the real-life tension between desire and doubt, courage and caution, freedom and fear. They explore what happens when you take a bold step and it doesn’t go as planned, when you hold back because you’re afraid it won’t work out, and what it means to keep going—even after a stumble. This isn’t about having it all figured out. It’s about navigating the in-between—the messy middle—where we learn, stretch, slip up, and keep moving forward. Because sometimes the biggest breakthroughs come right after the biggest doubts.

Welcome to Permission to be Human! --- We’re Andrea and Janelle--two midlife mavericks sharing openly about our own experiences--messy AF and no regrets----with marriage, divorce, polyamory and pleasure. You’ll hear from relationship experts, meet real life Bravehearts and get intimacy skills. Truth: When we’re brave enough to ask for what we want, honor our boundaries and have the hard conversations--with partners, friends, family and, most importantly, ourselves--magic happens and happiness ensues. If you’re seeking permission to create a new map for relationships and want to feel less alone along the way, we got you. With glitter and radical acceptance, Janelle & Andrea. --- Follow, subscribe, share and download wherever you get your podcasts! --- Learn more about us at: permissiontobehuman.live --- Music: "Running Wild" by LVDY https://www.lvdymusic.com/

Join Executive + Life Coach Stef Ziev for a weekly conversation with leaders, risk-takers, and visionaries as they share how they carved their path by choosing their direction. The goal of each episode is to help you navigate the ever-changing world with conscious choice. Because the more intention you bring to the choices you make, the more power you have over the results you create! The choice is yours. Learn more at https://stefziev.com/

Hi overthinkers! Welcome to “Permission to Overthink”—the podcast where spiraling isn’t just encouraged; it’s unavoidable . Hosted by Nathan, a self-proclaimed overthinker with a flair for pop culture, movies, art, and random tangents, this show is your weekly dose of clever (or not so clever) rambling. So, grab a snack, settle in, and let’s overthink together.

Permission to Play, hosted by Carla White, is the only show for professional women and female leaders who have spent their lives improving their BEing to BE the best version of themselves. If you are caught in an endless cycle of striving, pushing, and achieving but not feeling fulfilled (or worse, are burned out and exhausted) this show will inspire you with fun, playful and uplifting ways to enjoy your life again. It’s time to upgrade from “work harder” to a lifestyle where using the power of play, laughter and joy—aka FUN – gives you a sense of thriving. It’s time to give ourselves Permission to Play (now go download your free High Achiever Fatigue First Aid Kit at https://www.carla-white.ca/fatigue-first-aid-kit) Connect with Carla on Facebook to join in the weekly live Permission to Play sessions at https://www.facebook.com/laughwithcarla

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perNYC is the "MUST LISTEN NOW" podcast exploring NYC creations as per their creators. Each episode experience a unique creation as Jennifer (our trusty host) and the creators break down what they created in NYC, how it's a NYC creation, and what makes it something they created. Listen to NYC businesses, productions, movements, careers, ideas, events, music, shops, bars, restaurants, merchandise, arts, establishments, and more come to life in a one-of-a-kind, real, raw, curious and informative manner. Have a creation to feature? Learn more? www.perNYC.com

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Perry Mason is a fictional defense attorney who originally appeared in detective fiction by Erle Stanley Gardner. This long running radio drama had several actors who played the famous lawyer starting with Bartlett Robinson and then followed by Santos Ortega, Donald Briggs, and finally John Larkin who played the famous attorney after 1947. The radio portrayal of Perry Mason is a far more involved lawyer then the one who became famous on TV, the radio version would rather swap gunshots with evildoers than sit in a boring courtroom, waiting for the deliberation! The show was only 10 minutes and was more intense and favored action than courtroom drama. Perry Mason ran 12 seasons and moved to TV in the late 1950's with the now famous portrayal by Raymond Burr. Each show follows a continues story line similar to soap operas. Join us as we join Perry Mason in crime mysteries and court room drama.