A Women's Sports Card Podcast

Celebration Through Conversation! Phil sits down with a range of guests to discuss their hobbies, passions, careers and histories. The goal is to give people a chance to celebrate what they love, and hopefully inform the listener (and the host!) at the same time. If you have a topic you’d like to hear us cover, or would like to be a guest on the show, please get in touch! E-mail the show at phil@collectingpod.com.

Collective Community Church (C3) is a vibrant spirit-filled church in Birmingham Alabama. Our church is rooted in embracing a sincere desire to follow God while developing friendships with others that want to do the same.

We explore new and emerging ideas in philosophy, well-being, human potential, consciousness and more as we seek clarity and direction through heavily changing times. Virtually every aspect of our society is crumbling or transitioning – media, technology, consciousness, economies, education, relationships and more. Old ways of looking at and understanding our world are no longer relevant, and new ways encourage us to look more deeply at why our world is the way it is, and what about US creates it to be this way. The questions of who we are, why we are here, and what future we truly want to create, are on the table for us to re-approach.

Welcome to Collective Guidance, hosted by Charla Goodnight. The podcast where conscious conversation meets personal evolution. Each week, we explore transformative insights on mindfulness, spiritual growth, emotional intelligence, holistic wellness, and soulful living. Hosted by thought leaders, healers, and everyday seekers, Collective Guidance is your space for deep reflections, healing conversations, and grounded wisdom to support your mental, emotional, and spiritual journey. A return to remembrance that you are not alone in this human experience. Whether you're navigating your awakening, seeking authentic connection, or curious about energetic alignment, this podcast offers guidance for every step of your path. Tap into the collective wisdom and awaken the guidance within.

Join three middle-aged white dudes on a hilarious journey as they attempt to bridge the gap between the cherished nostalgia of yesteryears and the bewildering world of the internet and millennials. In this comedic podcast, our hosts bring their unique perspectives and a healthy dose of self-awareness (and self-deprecation) to explore topics ranging from retro pop culture to the baffling trends of today. From reminiscing about the good ol' days to grappling with the complexities of modern technology, they navigate it all with humor and wit, without resorting to simply "yelling at the clouds." Whether you're a fellow Gen Xer reminiscing about the past or a millennial trying to understand the quirks of the previous generations, tune in for a lighthearted and entertaining take on the collision of nostalgia and the digital age as we live amongst the rise of AI. Get ready for laughter, insight, and plenty of eye-rolling as we delve into the cringe-worthy intersection of the past, present, and future.

In 2016, Emily Stearns opened The Drift Collective, an upcycled clothing store and manufacturer in downtown Portsmouth, New Hampshire. Today, Drift occupies two locations in Portsmouth and is thriving. This podcast tells the story of The Drift Collective, from Emily's initial idea for the company, to learning how to sew and renting her first retail location, to buying her first building from which Drift currently operates. It's a harrowing tale filled with real estate woes, smart and scrappy early business moves, brand building, water damage, a pandemic, old fuddy-duddy doubters, trips to Spain, surfing, sewing, and that sweet and savory (sometimes sour) dream of entrepreneurship. Jared Parisi, founder of Su Madre Podcasts, is the host and narrator, weaving a compelling yarn through clever narration and heartfelt reflections on the Drift journey. Carl Smith provides and absolutely stellar soundtrack to the proceedings. If you're a fan of How I Built This, The Story of 7North, The Just Enough Family, StartUp, or any nonfiction podcast miniseries, then this podcast is for you. Find out more about the Drift Collective here: https://thedriftcollective.com/ Find out more about Su Madre Podcasts here: https://sumadrepodcasts.com/

Collectively Speaking is a podcast where people passionate about Singapore, from all walks of life, gather to chat about our past, present & future across multiple themes pertinent to a thriving & harmonious society. Each episode features a panel of experts (in their own right) who open the curtain on a specific theme through multiple perspectives in an attempt to develop ideas about Singapore's future. Subscribe to the show, follow us on IG @thebirthdaycollective for occasional AMAs with panelists and FB (The Birthday Collective) to discover more content and opportunities the collective has to offer. Collectively Speaking is supported by FeelMedia, Sally's Music Productions, IMDA's Pixel Studios and MCCY.

College Athlete Strong is a twice monthly national podcast about the changing landscape in college sports hosted by a former NCAA-investigator who switched sides to help lead a players' movement. It focuses on the the rights of college athletes, the Supreme Court's decision in favor of athlete benefits, NIL, health and safety concerns, racial and gender equity, and social justice issues affecting athletes. The audience for this podcast includes athletes, parents, coaches, agents, sports department officials, media, and anyone interested in the new dynamic in college sports.

Lisa, Abby, and Stefanie know college. They also know students. With over 30 years combined experience mentoring young people, they’ll show you why understanding yourself is the key to finding the right college. Each episode, hear trends, case studies, and interviews with students who have gone through it all - giving you valuable insight to survive the college application process and beyond. Hosted by Lisa Bleich, Abby Power, and Stefanie Forman, Partners of College Bound Mentor.