Another great show from the Green Circles network.

Join the biggest Star Wars geek Steve Clark as he takes you through every episode of the Star Wars National Public Radio (NPR) drama episode by episode.

A Spoiler-Free Alias Rewatch Podcast hosted by Bree Leach & Jess Koehler

A Simple Therapy Podcast is where real conversations and soulful insights meet the work of healing—for therapists, mental health professionals, and anyone on a growth journey. Created by a licensed therapist, supervisor, and mentor, each episode blends professional insight with personal honesty. You'll hear solo reflections, therapist education, guest interviews, and mental health journeys that speak to what it means to be human—in and out of the therapy room. Whether you're looking to strengthen your clinical skills, support your own healing, or grow a heart-centered private practice, this podcast is here to support you. 🎙️ We talk about: Therapist life: burnout, imposter syndrome, boundaries & self-care Clinical education and tools for effective, ethical practice Supervision, mentorship & therapist identity Mental health stories, education & advocacy Private practice tips & building a sustainable career This isn’t just a podcast—it’s a space for honest dialogue, shared growth, and compassionate connection. Because whether you're the therapist or the client—we’re all human here. Let’s keep it simple… and keep showing up.

Reflections meant to give you space to contemplate, reflect, and discern alongside our Vocations Team.

Seek Truth | Make Peace | Reverence Life

Answering your travel related questions, and giving you tips to make your vacations more fun and less expensive.

A Slice of Cannabis is a place where we talk with people about food, cannabis, and how they combine these two ingredients in their lives. Come and join us for A Slice!

A SMALL AMERICAN CITY podcast is a project by author Duncan Crary. It aims to re-acquaint listeners with small city life in North America through the voices, stories, history and urban fabric of his home city of Troy, New York. The program features spoken-word essays and intimate conversations with a cast of characters who bring this unusual Hudson River settlement to life. This is not a news program. It is not a talk show. It is a passport into the lives of the people who inhabit a place. You are a welcome eavesdropper. And so at first, you may be unfamiliar with and disoriented by some of the names you hear along the way. We won’t always clarify things for you. But like any newcomer to our town, you will get to know all the players over time, if you keep showing up. So belly up to the bar with us. Put your cell phone in your pocket. Let a different sort of exchange nestle in.

A fun quick look at the world of soccer broadcast right from inside Newburgh Brewing Company. We talk European soccer, MLS, USMNT, USWNT and an American POV on AFC Bournemouth as well.

A Sound Effect on People is a show that explores how we're all affected by sound, or to use a technical term, by acoustics. We'll investigate how poor acoustics can be disruptive, even harmful, while good acoustics can help us learn, work productively, even heal. We'll discover that our responses to sound are both psychological and physiological. And we'll learn about how people with different personalities react in different ways to the same sounds. A Sound Effect on People is produced by Saint-Gobain Ecophon, a manufacturer that specialises in developing and producing materials that improve room acoustics. www.ecophon.com/uk/podcast www.ecophon.com/uk

Friends and family are always super eager to share with an expectant couple that having a child is going to change their lives forever. And, of course, those friends and family are right. But the innocent, starry-eyed parents-to-be are usually too busy picking out onesies and paint colors and wipe warmers to pay much attention to the warnings. Plus–in the couples defense–the only real way to know what that bundle of joy is going to do to your wallet and waistline and Wednesday night poker games is to actually bundle that joy up, put it in a carseat, and bring it home. After nearly three years as the founder and CEO of RINGR, I feel much the same way. I had heard what startup life was like. I had seen several friends go through the process themselves. But I didn’t truly know anything until I experienced it myself. My perspective was so clouded by user journeys and logo design and pitch decks that I couldn’t possibly wrap my brain around the impending roller coaster ride. “A Sound Startup” is a 12-part podcast series cataloguing of my journey with RINGR. It’s an inside, unfiltered look at everything “startup”…from product creation and fundraising to patents and monetization. We go inside valuation negotiations, discuss technology challenges, and pick the brains of investors and lawyers and programmers. And, like most every startup, the path is littered with far more failure than success. Whether you’re considering the startup life, are currently living it, or have exited the other side, “A Sound Startup” is for you. Join us for the ride as we bundle up our baby, strap it into the car seat, and bring it home for the very first time.