The professionals who build buildings also need to build their practices. The key to business development in the built environment is understanding the relationship between architects, building materials, contractors, and clients - and how each group makes decisions. In As Built, you’ll hear from industry leaders about how they built their practice. Hosts Brian Jones and Patience Jones will also provide insights from their experiences helping firms in the built environment industry grow and succeed.

When a devastating earthquake strikes Manhattan, Travis Hunter finds himself among the other survivors trying to make sense of a city in ruins. In the aftermath, word spreads among the displaced: New York City was only a small part of a global disaster. For the first time in human history an earthquake shook the entire world. While trying to get back home, Travis is confronted by a being from another realm and tasked with a divine mission: help bring on the apocalypse or be killed. Faced with this directive from a messenger of God, Travis must assume a role dating back to the beginning of time and is forced to begin a journey that will destroy all of humanity.

As Far As We Know, hosted by Brain+Trust's Tracy Arrington and Tim Hayden, provides thought-provoking discussion with remarkable guests around the power of data, leadership and culture in our volatile business world. Each episode presents compelling perspectives from the most provocative arenas of media, commerce, academia, technology and science. Tracy and Tim provide key insights and guidance to embrace today's opportunities and confidently respond to change.

As Fate Would Have It is hosted by Fate, Texas Mayor David Billings and David Martin, host of the Good Government Show. On this podcast we are going to discuss the fate of Fate. What’s going on in the city, plans for the future and how the Mayor is creating a better Fate for Fate, Texas.

As I See It with Alan Clements is a series of extemporaneous unedited presentations and dialogues from Alan's World Dharma Public Forums, exploring contemporary spiritual, psychological, and existential issues, through the lens of mindful intelligence and insight-wisdom. Alan is former Buddhist monk, author, activist, artist, founder of World Dharma and retreat leader, popularly known for his searing satirical solo performance piece, "Spiritually Incorrect.." For more information about Alan's books, World Dharma Forums, retreats and performance schedule, please visit: www.AlanClements.com.

This series of podcasts demonstrates how truth is revealed on the Big Questions of existence by simply setting aside preconceptions and letting reason, evidence from natural laws, and your own personal experience lead. I'm sharing with you what decades of research, thinking, writing, and 75 years of life and work experience have revealed to me. I believe it to be vitally important in that for the first time it brings sanity to a subject so fraught with contention and uncertainty, and which has inspired so much needless human ignorance and misery. The same information is available free on my youtube channel at youtube.com/asifthinkingmatters. There, and in my book, Solving the Big Questions as if thinking matters, you'll find 270 graphics that coordinate with and help crystallize and simplify the spoken information. The book also contains hundreds of resources that document information and will provide a wealth for you to further explore. Be sure to get the second edition of the book which is less ponderous and more up to date than the first version. It's available in digital and audio versions, but I think having a hard copy will help you reflect on and digest the information more easily. We've priced it at only $15 with free shipping to make it as easy as possible to get. It's available at asifthinkingmatters.com and on Amazon. Finally, I'm so sure of the information in this podcast and book, that not only does the book come with a money back guarantee, but if you can prove contrary evolutionary or religious conclusions correct, you could win up to a million-dollar reward. Now then, with that provocative challenge and an invitation to you to communicate your questions or thoughts at asifthinkingmatters.com, and no more interruptions, here's your free podcast.

Welcome to the Keepers of the Water podcast, As Long As The River Flows Podcast. We'll bring Traditional Ecological Knowledge Keepers and Storytellers to your favourite devices so you can listen on the go, in your car, while you work out, or anywhere else you want to bring us with you. Keepers of the Water are First Nations, Métis, Inuit, environmental groups, concerned citizens, and communities working together for the protection of water, air, land, and all living things within the Arctic Ocean Drainage Basin. Keepers of the Water understand that clean, fresh water is invaluable to life and the environment for a sustainable, balanced, and just future for the survival of all the life we share on this incredible planet. Our work is essential to preserving the voiceless rivers, creeks, watersheds, and all those who depend on them for life. We are bringing all the land-based knowledge and wisdom community members have shared in the numerous webinars we've hosted and co-hosted, as well as keynote presentations from in-person gatherings into podcast episodes! Now, you can bring traditional Indigenous Knowledge anywhere you want to listen.

As Long As We Both Shall Love is an emotionally present, narrative interview-based podcast that explores the inner lives of fascinating couples and their stories overcoming tremendous obstacles. Each unique story provides a hopeful roadmap of insight and wisdom on how to maneuver through life’s changes with lasting love.

Mafia Hitmen. Elite Navy SEALS. Celebrity Tattoo Artists. Raw conversations with professional rule breakers that you'll never see on TV (or ANYWHERE ELSE). Hosted by Drew Plotkin, award-winning journalist, ad agency founder, world record-holding 'rule breaker', and because of Covid-19, a lonely, quarantine-driven podcast producer who thinks rules blow. So F#*! the rules and subscribe to get a new episode every week.

Since the end of Reconstruction, voter suppression has been a tool of white supremacy in the South. With new political maps in place that are likely to limit the Black vote, we faced more of the same in the 2022 election. That's why Scalawag and Anoa Changa teamed up to cover Southern communities working to drive change at the ballot box and beyond. Southern organizers know the monumental challenges their communities face. Through micro-interventions, these groups are providing a home base for community members to feel connected and supported as they take on entrenched power systems. On As The South Votes, we talk about what's working, what's not, and what lessons Southern organizers have learned in their efforts to make the region we love a more just place. Learn and read more at: scalawagmagazine.org/vote/

It started as a hobby in the basement of the White Hart Inn in Salisbury, Connecticut and was shared only with inn guests. Now, over 30 years later, their 90,000 square foot facility in Millerton, New York ships to fans across the globe. Join us as we spill the tea on one of the country’s most influential families, the Harneys, and the story behind their tea empire. The origins of how John and Elyse Harney gave birth to five children, a tea company, and a real estate business makes for funny, moving, and absolutely riveting listening. Tune in to the new 6 part Podcast, “As the Tea Steeps” presented by Emeric and Alexander Harney available now on iTunes, Google Play.

Everybody's got a story to tell. Sometimes they need a little bit of help. Veteran ghostwriter Daniel Paisner talks shop with his fellow collaborators and shines a light on what it means to pursue a writing life on the back of someone else’s story.