Hey there, friend! Welcome to the What's Good In Gansett Podcast! I'm your host, Kaitlyn Pimentel, Sales Associate on the Fitzpatrick Team at RE/MAX Professionals of Newport, Rhode Island and Narragansett resident! Friend, if you've been following me for a while you know that we LOVE Narragansett and it's definitely become our happy place! So, whether you're looking to relocate, you're a local, or you're just looking to visit, come join me as a highlight the community, businesses, beaches, lifestyle and everything that's Good In Gansett!

The purpose of "What’s Good With You?" Podcast is to normalize therapy and emotional intelligence in young Black men and women. Many Black people hold on to the negative stigma towards seeking therapy and mental health. This podcast seeks to eliminate that stigma for black Millennials and Generation Z to encourage healthy emotional regulation. The purpose of having two cohost of the opposite sex is to encourage understanding between young black men and women. Black men and women experience and cope with negative emotions in different ways. By educating young black adults we can facilitate healthier relationships, with our friends, family and partners.

“What’s Good, Man?” is a podcast in search of healthy masculinity. Hosted by rappers, writers, and activists Guante and tony the scribe, it’s a response to a pressing need: most of us agree that old-fashioned, violent masculinity needs to change, but aren't sure what comes next. We're here to try to figure it out, together. With episodes on men’s role in the feminist movement, how masculinity is portrayed in pop culture, healthy sexuality, and more, “What’s Good, Man?” strives to be a space for honest, critical conversations about what manhood is, but also about what it could be.

Join host Laura Jane as she interviews the doers and the shakers that make San Diego's live entertainment scene one of the most bustling and unique in the country. Every week you'll be entertained by great local artists – some new, some seasoned veterans – as they share their story and insights into what makes San Diego the Finest City in the world!

Join journalists and experts discussing the biggest Myanmar news stories in this weekly show from the Frontier Myanmar podcast family. Reliable. Concise. Informative.

The truth is, I’m nosey! Every time I see a woman shining, living aligned & abundant in life & business, I wonder “oooh, what’s her story?!” I know this: Women who believe in themselves & their story are better equipped to help others transform. If you're ready to connect over honest conversations and be inspired by other impact-driven women on the same mission, you're in the right place! Welcome to What’s Her Story: the podcast for ambitious women who are ready to own their voice, pursue purpose over perfection, and use their story as a catalyst for change. I’m your host, Erica Akingboye, bestselling author, author coach and strategist to high-achieving, globally-minded women. Tune in each week for engaging solo and guest conversations.

Explore the psychology of using incentives for research, marketing, and employee engagement. Every other week, you’ll hear from expert marketers, researchers and psychologists on the strategies and tactics they use to motivate users and study participants to take a desired action.

Located in North America, this bro knows how to bro. He does bro things and talks about it, to bros. Period. End. Bro podcasting at its finest. Enjoy bros.

Each month, IDDBA's Global Marketing Director / Vice President Whitney Atkins and Vice President Education Heather Prach bring you an inside look into the world of dairy, deli, bakery and beyond! If you want to know what's in store for the future of our industry, you'll want to listen to the What's in Store Podcast!

A brief description about myself and why I started this podcast.

“What’s Inside” documents the covid pandemic by presenting the voices of over 200 people from around the world as they grapple with life in solitude. Each episode is 3-5 minutes long and presents a different perspective on the outbreak. The show aired daily during the pandemic and covers a range of stories, anecdotes, and emotions specific to different places and times of crisis. It was produced by Max and Emma Strebel, a brother and sister team as they sheltered in place in Sonoma County with their parents.

Neal and Dav talk about the state of the world we live in and the stuff we find interesting.