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Bridging the Gap is the flagship podcast of the Greenwood Cultural Center and The Dialogue Studio at Greenwood, dedicated to creating meaningful conversations that strengthen communities, foster understanding, and inspire positive change. Drawing on the Greenwood Cultural Center's enduring mission to preserve history, honor legacy, and promote cultural understanding, the podcast brings together community leaders, public servants, educators, advocates, business leaders, and residents for thoughtful discussions about the issues that shape our lives. Through honest dialogue and diverse ...

Join our hosts, the Housing Heroes: Brian Hoben, Seth Floyd, and David Gray. Together, they tackle the hard questions related to housing and the realities of homelessness. This podcast will feature in depth interviews and discussions with leaders in the field of housing, city planning and development, and the creation and expansion of homeless shelters and government assisted living.

The University of Cincinnati Public Safety Department has created a podcast to better connect with students, employees, and parents to increase understanding of various safety topics and the department's services.

This podcast explores the reality of foster care through true stories told by those who've lived them. Hear from the children who've grown up in the system, the foster and adoptive parents who raise them, the birth parents who fight for them and the experts who devote their lives to helping them heal. Join us on this journey as we delve into the heart-wrenchingly beautiful stories God writes and redeems through foster care.

What is Bridging the Gap and how does it help you

Bridging the Gap is a court-ordered reconciliation between cycling enthusiasts Henry Lutz and Gordon Saur. While the focus is professional cycling, other topics are mentioned if deemed absolutely necessary! The conversations that bore their friends are finally being broadcast for all to hear!

SummitET preparedness experts speak with agency heads, academics, and emergency response leaders to share stories of real-life field experience and discuss innovative approaches to preparedness before, during and after current threats and hazards.

Welcome! This podcast "bridges the gap" between worldly wisdom and Biblical truth. In each episode I will focus on a certain topic pertaining to secular self-help, psychology, or philosophy, and I will parse through different sources on said topic to see which parts line up with Scripture and which parts don't. You will finish each episode with a better understanding of how to practically apply sound wisdom to your life in a God-honoring way.

Conversations between a brother and a sister a decade apart in age

The integral dynamics between mothers and daughters are invaluable and when this precious entity is minimized, abused or unrealized, the damage and the healing journey can be life long. Bridging The Gaps Podcast is about Healing, Discovering and Bonding for Mother Daughter Empowerment.

The integral dynamics between mothers and daughters are invaluable and when this precious entity is minimized, abused or unrealized, the damage and the healing journey can be life long. Bridging The Gaps Podcast is about Healing, Discovering and Bonding for Mother Daughter Empowerment.

Bridging the gap between businesses and the community for healthy relationships

Bridging The Gap is a podcast exploring current events and big ideas with guests from diverse backgrounds. From breaking news to controversial topics, we dive into unfiltered discussions to challenge perspectives and foster understanding.

Bridging the Gap: Conversations Connecting Hawaii, hosted by Daniel Aipa, explores the evolving relationship between Hawai‘i’s military and local communities. From land use and education to disaster response and defense, each episode features honest conversations with military leaders, cultural experts, and community voices. If you care about Hawai‘i’s future, this podcast is for you. Listen in. Lean in. Build bridges.

Hosts Dev and Coach realize these days it feels the world is so disconnected. They want to change all of that. Bridging The Gap is the’ show for bringing people together. They wanna bridge the gaps of understanding between race, occupation, old, young, gay, straight, (weird) and just about anything people can agree or disagree on. Our goal is to bring everyone closer together and have a laugh or two while we do it. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This Episode is a Conversation Between Filipe and Amia About the Struggles That Have Been Going on for Decades Between Parents and Their Kids.

Youth Moves is based in Knowle West working with young people has launched a new campaign called ‘Bridging The Gap.’ In this podcast, we will hear from key movers in the city and the young people of Bristol who are directly impacted by the cultural, social, and economic divide here. And most excitingly, it is a platform for those young people to question those in power. It is inspired by some young people we work with who have never visited the Clifton Suspension Bridge, the famous iconic spot that attracts tourists from all over the world. In South Bristol, there are nine out of ten of ...

Welcome to Bridging the Gap with Kaitlyn and Kendra, where we talk all things agriculture! Here, we are devoted to bridging the gaps in an industry that is near and dear to our hearts.

Welcome to Women Bridging the Gap, a free-wheeling, conversation podcast co-hosted by Lenya Wilson, a Black woman and Alexandra D’Italia, a white woman. As two women over 50 who are still dreaming, planning, and working, we explore what womanhood means in today’s world, in today's American culture. And for us, that means identity and race usually enter into our conversation. We’re passionate, loud, funny, non-judgmental, and opinionated. We are feminists. We are elders. We believe in abundance. We believe in the power of storytelling. We’re not journalists, but we’re open about our ...

This podcast is a one episode project for my Integrated Social Science degree capstone. It explores a term I have developed called the Disability Gap. Listen to learn about systems of ableism and how it affects the disabled community in their every day lives. Have questions or want to connect? Email kazia.sarpola0@gmail.com.