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At a time when all of us have experienced being isolated in our homes, it's easy to feel less at home than ever. This is a podcast where we, Scandinavian actresses Laura Bach and Sandra Andreis, invite world-renowned fellow artists, norm-breakers, researchers, scientists & spiritual leaders to share inspiring insights, vulnerable stories and hands-on advice about how we all can feel more at home with ourselves. Together with our guests, we examine how to break the behavioral patterns that make us feel stuck and explore how to live a more joyful, connected and sustainable life from the inside...

Aotearoa is experiencing an unprecedented 'brain gain' as a result of the Covid-19 pandemic. Coming Home talks to some of the highly-skilled New Zealanders who’ve returned in 2020, as well as economists and demographers, to find out who these people are, what brought them back and what their arrival means means for the country. The current influx of returnees heralds game changing economic and social opportunities, but how do we ensure we maximise what's on offer and keep these industry leaders on our shores? Coming Home is brought to you by The Spinoff and Kiwibank.

Coming Home traces the lives of three women from childhood to adulthood through their experiences of homelessness, to eventually finding safety and a place to call home. Hosted by Kate Lawrence, this podcast looks deeply at how women's homelessness is fundamentally different to men's and the systemic drivers that lead to women becoming homeless: gender inequality, economic disadvantage, family violence, and the unaffordable housing market in Australia. From Juno, this is Coming Home.Support Juno's work here: https://juno.org.au/support-us/

Coming Home to Life (formally ReGeneration Rising) is a podcast hosted in collaboration with the Arne Næss Foundation and inspired by the philosophy of deep ecology. Through conversations with leading thinkers, practitioners, and elders, hosts Dr. Daniel Christian Wahl, Josie Warden, Philipa Duthie and, from Season 4 onward, Dr. Martin Lee Mueller, explore how regenerative and life-centred perspectives can help us re-imagine learning, culture, and economies, and how deeper changes in understanding can open up new ways of understanding our relationships to place, to community, and to life. ...

Welcome to Home-coming Podcast, a space where we embark on a journey into the covenant of marriage. We explore the God's design of marriage, and discuss how God has created marriage to become an intimate and adventurous journey that draws both husband and wife closer to Christ. Home-coming is hosted by Paul and Kristin Abrahams, who bring not only their expertise as counselors but also the invaluable insights gained from 25 years of marriage together and 15 years of marriage counseling.This podcast is a campfire for couples, a place where we gather to uncover the hidden treasures of love, ...

In Coming Home Again, celebrated novelist Chang-rae Lee, author of On Such a Full Sea and Native Speaker, recalls the year he spent living at home, learning to cook the Korean dishes of his childhood, before his mother died of stomach cancer. An achingly personal story about love, grief, and regret, Coming Home Again confronts the decisions we can't take back and the moments we can't let go with astounding grace and poignancy.

Coming Home – With Daryl Murrow is a healing podcast for soul-aligned seekers, spiritual creatives, and midlife truth-tellers. Each week, Daryl shares raw, unfiltered reflections on emotional healing, personal transformation, and what it really means to come home to who you truly are — especially in the second half of life. New episodes drop every Tuesday. If you're navigating a midlife awakening, healing from codependency or people-pleasing, or learning to live with more authenticity and self-trust… you're not alone. These honest, heart-centered episodes explore the sacred middle — ...

Coming Home to Yourself is a daily experience where I reflect aloud on topics of interest to me as a Black American woman. Here I break from the outer world and take a moment to return to myself. Each episode is less than 10 minutes and typically focuses in on one topic.

Coming Home Podcast will reveal how existing cultures of collective living interact with forces of capitalism and supremacy, and create solutions to housing unaffordability, marginalization of BIPOC & LGBTQIA2S+, mental health crisis, and heightened social isolation. This podcast will highlight the stories from people who live collectively as a practice of staying connected to our common humanity.

Coming Home Well is a podcast hosted by Dr. Tyler Pieron, dedicated to exploring topics that support and uplift the veteran community. The show features engaging conversations with organizations working to assist veterans, discussions with historians about pivotal moments in military history, insights into claims and benefits for service members, and a wide range of other subjects relevant to veterans and their families. Through these discussions, the podcast provides valuable information, guidance, and inspiration to those transitioning from military service to civilian life and beyond.

"With the New York Presidential Primary, the Circus Is Coming Home" is from the March 29, 2016, US section of The New York Times. It was written by Matt Flegenheimer and Maggie Haberman and narrated by Keith Sellon-Wright.

Herzlich Willkommen bei Home Coming Queen der Podcast. Ich bin Dr. Susanne Job – Coach, Mentorin, promovierte Naturwissenschaftlerin, Mutter von drei Kindern – und vor allem: mutige Lebensmeisterin mit Herz, Verstand und einer großen Portion Humor. Ich begleite Menschen – ob groß oder klein – dabei, ihr volles Potenzial zu entfalten. Besonders dann, wenn das Leben ruckelt, Rollen sich verändern oder Übergänge anstehen. Ich glaube an echtes Wachstum, an die Kraft von Resilienz – und an Methoden, die nicht nur gut klingen, sondern wirklich wirken. Mutterwerden war für mich ein ...

"Coming Back Home to Oscar de la Renta" is from the September 03, 2016 Lifestyle section of The New York Times. It was written by Matthew Schneier and narrated by Barbara Benjamin-Creel.

One-half of the celebrated Men in Blazers duo, longtime culture and soccer commentator Roger Bennett traces the origins of his love affair with America, and how he went from a depraved, pimply faced Jewish boy in 1980’s Liverpool to become the quintessential Englishman in New York. A memoir...

‘An urgent manifesto for collective healing.’ David Lammy MP This landmark book tackles a deceptively simple idea: the more we spend time with people unlike ourselves, doing things together, the more understanding, tolerant, and even friendly we become. Combining fresh analysis with a wealth...

In the vein of Educated and Hillbilly Elegy comes a young woman’s memoir chronicling her harrowing journey from despair to salvation that showcases the depths and resilience of the human spirit and empowers readers on their own paths toward healing, forgiveness, and redemption. Carrie...