Dateline: Sydney. Thursday April 01, 2010 For many people, it is the day before a 4 day long weekend because of Easter. However, for a group of Sydney women doing extraordinary jobs, it is a regular day. A Moment In Time follows these women as they go about their work in traditional male roles. The women are all aiming to do the best that they can to get through each day regardless of what Sydney throws at them. Their aim is to be able to go home at the end of their shift, alive. Most people take for granted that they will go home alive at the end of the day. But for these women, lots of training, teamwork, dedication and a little bit of luck is needed. Written by Eric Brook (aka Erk from Channel Erk Podcasts), this is his first novel. You might know him better from the online world and podcasting. This book is partly based on his experiences working on the Sydney railway system, as a volunteer in an Emergency Service organisation and as a life long Sydney resident. The book is entirely set on Thursday 01 April 2010. Following each character through the city of Sydney, incidents and their lives interconnect through the story. A Moment In Time was almost entirely written on an iPhone using an application called My Writing Nook.

A Moment Of Comfort is just that--a space to reflect on a small good thing about life. Like a cup of good soup with a side of crusty bread, it's a reprieve from the anxiety of our current world. From freshly laundered linens to a good stretch, the perfect playlist to an unexpected text from a far-flung friend, these short audio essays revel in the good things nearly anyone can appreciate.

Begin your day with a "Moment of Hope." This podcast is a compliment to David and Marilynn's weekday devotional - providing deeper insights and encouragement. Featuring Jenn Houston.

Our weekly conversation on our work to prevent generational poverty through community collaboration, emergency relief, and empowerment, therefore INSPIRING HOPE with our neighbors experiencing housing instability. For more information, go to upwardtransitions.org

Welcome to A Moment with Mart, hosted by Harvey Martin. Harvey is a coach, author, and entrepreneur. He is at the top of his field in human performance, having led workshops and coaching seminars with Fortune 100 and 500 companies. Over the last ten years, he has consulted at every level of college athletics and with MLB, NHL, NFL, and Olympic teams and individuals. He was most recently the Human Performance Coach for the San Francisco Giants and consulted with the team in 2021 when they set a franchise record with 107 wins while winning the National League West. He is the author of Breathe, Focus, Excel and Without Words, "Mastering the Art of Being." His work has been featured in major publications such as Sports Illustrated and The Athletic. In addition, you can find early episodes of The MindStrong Project, a project crafted over five years with a collective group of individuals focused on high performance. Another show, Coffee Buzz Friday, is a raw and authentic question-and-answer format. Most recently, the mini-series The Art of Something was short-form interviews with coaches and former professional athletes. One Love

Join Rob Zacny, Natalie Watson, Ali Acampora, and Austin Walker as they dive headfirst into the fall of the Galactic Republic, debate which Jedi is messiest, and dig into the themes and politics of The Clone Wars. Cover Art by @XeeceeVEVO on Twitter. Email us questions for our Patreon Q&As at: [email protected]!

A More Perfect Podcast tells stories and perspectives that otherwise would never be heard.

How well do America’s ideals match up to reality? A More Perfect Union, a podcast from the Center for Washington Cultural Traditions, poses this question to different communities in Washington State. Focusing on groups sidelined and sometimes silenced in the American story, you’ll hear from Latine Americans in Wenatchee, LGBTQ+ activists from across eastern Washington, and Black Americans from around the Salish Sea. Is American democracy and its aspirations a fantasy or a reality? Come with us to discover that the answer is much more complicated and interesting than the question. Langston Hughes once wrote, in response to Walt Whitman, “I Too, Sing America.” A More Perfect Union gives voice to Washingtonians who also sing America. The podcasts are presented by the Center for Washington Cultural Traditions, Humanities Washington, and ArtsWA/The Washington State Arts Commission.

Fashion historian Cassidy Percoco discusses - what else? The history of fashion (as well as that of textiles and fiber arts, and other historical topics as her interests direct).

A podcast about the dawn of the nuclear age, hosted by Usha Sahay and produced by War on the Rocks, with support from the Carnegie Corporation of New York and the John D. And Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation. In each episode, Usha takes listeners on a journey into the early years of the Cold War, telling stories about the dilemmas nuclear weapons posed for American and Soviet leaders, and introducing a fascinating cast of characters who were all trying to prevent Armageddon in different ways. Along the way, Usha interviews scholars and other nuclear experts to help make sense of the many atomic mysteries that have yet to be solved.

A Podcast devoted to asking questions and share what I find about highly intuitive children. To make what we are doing available to those who need it for their own journey and to show what magic can happen when we follow our own intuition about the connection we have with our children. An exploration in trying to find out why we have been put with the people in our lives .

Parenthood can be one of the most trying times in a person's life. We talk with moms and hear stories of the real and raw nature of motherhood. Instagram, movies, Facebook and other media outlets show a great highlight reel of the ideal standard of motherhood. And while we love seeing success stories, most often struggles are very real and there isn't much talk of it out in the world. We're here to facilitate change through storytelling. If you've struggled through motherhood, know you're not alone. We hope our moms' stories help you feel encouraged and empowered. We will also talk with experts in the fields of parenting, birth and mental health to have real and honest conversations mainly around maternal mental health.