A Wee Chat About Justice is a new podcast discussing themes in justice, forensic psychology and social work, brought to you by the Risk Management Authority. Each episode, we look at what's happening in justice in Scotland and across the world, look at new research and evidence of what works, and consider what changes we might like to see for the Scottish system. For more information on the work of the Risk Management Authority see: www.rma.scot Music 'Wings of Liberty' via Pixabay License

Every wondered what it's really like to work in the wedding industry? Wedding hair & makeup artist, Laura Fairley discusses the highs, the lows and everything in between with fellow industry pros in this laid back and real talk podcast. No subject if off the table and everyone has something to bring in terms of their opinion and perspective. Everyone is welcome to share their experience and through sharing their story, hopefully this will spread a little joy for others in the industry, knowing they're not alone on this crazy train!

In the last year we've all experienced new ways of working. This brand new podcast series lets you hear how guest business leaders spend a week in their flexible working life. A must listen for those interested in the future of work.

Ashley George is the creator of Wonder and Wear blog, which is focused on lifestyle and mom tips, fun fashion, fitness, and wellness. She is a former hairstylist, certified personal trainer, and a mom to three kids - two girls and a boy! A Well + Nourished Soul is here to chat about all things health and wellness for women and moms. Ashley hosts open conversations about the physical, spiritual, mental, and emotional aspects of women’s health, as well as how those relate to taking care of our families. This is an informative, yet uplifting space full of interviews with interesting and knowledgeable guests!

Come in. Sit down. Take a second. You get enough advice. This is about nothing. And everything. And all of it in-between. It’s not a sprint. Travel to A Well Run Life.com Tell us how you are. Music: www.bensound.com

Two friends taking a critical eye to the entire Disney Channel Original Movie filmography. Join them on their nostalgic and humorous journey as they chronicle everything from Under Wraps to Descendants and beyond!

A Whole New World, the podcast powered by Deloitte, explores the future-oriented experiences and solutions that can help you unlock new possibilities for your organizations. Every episode features industry experts and leaders from across service lines that take you through professional foresight, industry knowledge, and hands-on experiences. From Unlimited Reality to Generative AI, Sustainability and more, you are in for journey of discovery aimed at shaping a better future for your business.

A Whole New You Podcast was created to uplift and empower women to take charge of their health and wellness. Join us as we offer weekly tips and conversation about nutrition, self-care, mindset, fitness, and clean living.

Join Pam Lundell as she talks with widows, widowers, and family members who have experienced the loss of their loved one. Hear stories of healing and God's comfort through this difficult journey.

Who do we have to become, in order to preserve the chance of a wild and beautiful world that includes humans? Join me as I try to understand this, in conversation with some of the most thoughtful and visionary people I know, all of whom have spent decades, in myriad ways, working to save what’s precious. Guests include Bill McKibben, Naomi Klein, Jeremy Lent, Craig Santos Perez, Sonia Shah, David Abram, Kathleen Dean Moore, Jerome Foster II, Lhadon Tethong and Tenzin Dorjee, Lise Van Susteren, and more. ______ Welcome to A Wild and Beautiful World. My name is Emily Johnston, and I’m a writer and climate activist in search of ways to think about this moment that might help us seize its best possibilities, rather than its worst. Though it’s hard to integrate with our distracted daily lives, many of us know that we’re living amidst a terrible biodiversity crisis, and at the beginning of a long climate catastrophe. What has to change, and how might we have to change, if we want to preserve the chance of a wild and beautiful world that includes us? There’s a lot of critical day-to-day of work, of course: ending fossil fuel use, preserving and restoring forests and grasslands, and much more. But there are also existential questions about how we as a species can avoid making the same mistakes: seeking dominance rather than mutual thriving, and addictively chasing short-term benefits rather than longer-term well-being. So how can we move forward in a way that leaves open the possibility not just of survival, but of a more expansive and inspiring future? How do we take heart from that possibility on days when grim realities threaten to overwhelm us? What can anchor us, and bring us joy? I’m going to open the series with a quote from Wendell Berry. He says: "We don’t have a right to ask whether we’re going to succeed or not – the only question we have a right to ask is: What’s the right thing to do? What does this Earth require of us if we want to continue to live on it?" Thanks for joining us as we explore this question. If you enjoy these conversations, please make sure to subscribe, and leave a review if you can! I’m committed to making this free and ad-free, but will happily accept donations; if you can easily support it, please do, at glow.fm/awabw. *** Many thanks to Hank Lentfer for the use of his gorgeous sounds--more about him can be found at hanklentfer.net