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Welcome to Beyond the Line, a podcast for leaders who want to become confident, break barriers, and create a real impact in their community. We will cover management, leadership, and personal development. Leadership isn’t about a title. It’s about the decisions you make every day and how you show up in your work and life. I hope to build a community of leaders who inspire and support each other to reach greater heights and go beyond the line.

Welcome to the Beyond the Lines Podcast. In a world where there are a few loud voices spreading division and hatred, we want you to know that there are more of us who want Unity and Love. We are a part of a community of people who love despite differences and listen to the stories of those who have been marginalized. We love beyond the lines of differences so that our lives can be full of diversity. We listen because we believe in human dignity for all people. Come listen with us and join a movement of people who are willing to love all people at all times.

Mr. Daps and Johnny discuss traveling aboard Disney Cruise Line, Disney Parks around the world and so much more on this travel-centric podcast. Both Mr. Daps and Johnny love to travel and have gone on adventures around the globe. They also share a common love for Disney and everything related to it! This podcast showcases their shared love of travel and shares all sorts of information, tips, news, reviews, and more!

Havana is Cuba's soul: a mix of Third World, First World, and Other World. After over a decade of visits as a teacher, researcher, and friend, Karen Dubinsky looks past political slogans and tourist postcards to the streets, neighborhoods, and personalities of a complicated and contradictory city. Her affectionate, humorous vignettes illustrate how Havana's residents - old communist ladies, their skeptical offspring, musicians, underground vendors, entrepreneurial landlords, and poverty-stricken professors - go about their daily lives.

Drawing on the legacy of Proud to Be, Missouri Humanities is thrilled to release "Beyond the Frontlines: Veterans in the Humanities." Hosted by Missouri Humanities Program Coordinator and Marine Corps Veteran Nick Lopez, this podcast explores veterans’ experiences during their military service and how that service led them to art, poetry, prose and the preservation of history and culture. Disclaimer: This podcast contains themes of war and violence, and the use of adult language. Discretion is advised. If you are a veteran in crisis please call the Veteran Crisis Line by dialing 988 and ...

"Many Soldiers, Few Signs, Long Lines: The Rio Games beyond the TV Screen" is from the August 10, 2016 Sports section of The New York Times. It was written by David Segal and narrated by Keith Sellon-Wright.

"Beyond Swipe Right: The Pickup Line Gets a Makeover" is from the March 16 2016, Lifestyle section of The New York Times. It was written by Casey Johnston and narrated by Fleet Cooper.