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For thousands of years, mystics, teachers, masters, and sages from various world traditions have read the Akashic Records - a dynamic repository that holds information about every soul and its journey. Once reserved for a "spiritually gifted" few, this infinite source of wisdom and healing energy is now available to answer both questions big and small.

In this podcast, students in CHNG 310: The Future of UE Archives seek to present information about the collections in UE's Archives to the outside community. In the first few epsidoes, students conduct oral histories with individuals connected to our collections. We seek to preserve the history of the university and the greater Evansville community!

RUNWAY MAGAZINE présente les trésors de l’INPI – des innovations dans la mode. L’Institut national de la propriété industrielle (INPI) examine et délivre les titres de propriété industrielle (brevets, marques, dessins et modèles) en France. Créé en 1951 sous la tutelle du ministère de l’Économie et des Finances, il est l’héritier des institutions qui l’ont précédé depuis la fin du 18e siècle. A ce titre, l’INPI est garant de la gestion de ces archives publiques et est ainsi devenu l’une des mémoires de l’innovation en France. Il veille sur un riche ...

Nihongo con Teppei is a podcast for learners of Japanese language. Listen,learn and have fun while picking up natural Japanese as it really is spoken.Let’s study Japanese with me! I started this podcast back in 2018. Listening to them now I feel a bit embarrassed but at the same time very proud of myself. I was very nervous but very brave just like everyone when they speak Japanese as a foreign language. I re-upload those episode because the previous sever didn't allow me to show all the episodes. Now you can listen to all 700 episodes! And as always, Nihongo con Teppei is totally free! Just...

Where Did That Come From? is a podcast or English learners and English lovers about the origin of English words, phrases and idioms! Take a trip back with host Paul Preston and learn where the words we use came from. It’s a great way to learn new vocabulary! Have a look at the list below and click on the episodes that interest you!