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Taking you back to country, roots an' all.

Welcome to Chasing Carrots - A podcast for empaths and highly sensitive people. As empaths and highly sensitive people, the ability to feel emotions in and around us can sometimes feel like a burden - but what if I told you that by learning about and understanding your own emotions, being empathic and highly sensitive is actually your superpower? Join me - your host, Zazil Pereira - and together we will explore what it means to be an empath and highly sensitive, and how taking ownership of your true nature can empower you to reclaim your voice and release any emotional blockages that have been...

Brian and Kayla present the view from their piece of the vegetable patch. Expect to laugh, find common ground and hear stories you can’t wait to share. It’s a podcast about doing life together, growing in Christ together and learning to laugh no matter what comes your way.

Welcome to Freedom and Glory: Tales of American Spirit—a podcast celebrating the heart of American craftsmanship, resilience, self-reliance, and the power of disruption. Through inspiring stories and authentic storytelling, we shine a spotlight on individuals and communities who embody these values, proving that small, determined efforts can spark meaningful change. Join us as we share personal tales of triumph, innovation, and hope—moments that define the American spirit and shape our nation’s identity. Whether you’re seeking motivation to pursue your dreams or a reminder of the power...

The Enby Show is a podcast celebrating fabulous non-binary finery past and present. It started out as a live cabaret variety show celebrating the UK's best live gender-non-conforming performers, and has now become a monthly online podcast as well. It'll feature a different special guest each month, and we'll look at an enby icon from somewhere within history, along with having a chat and playing some games. Get involved by emailing theenbyshow@gmail.com, and following @TheEnbyShow on Twitter and Instagram.

"If a Carrot for Jordan Works, Refugees Stay Put" is from the July 09, 2016 World section of The New York Times. It was written by Somini Sengupta and narrated by Barbara Benjamin-Creel.