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This heartfelt Audible Original, narrated by Emmy and Tony Award-winning actress Mary-Louise Parker, follows three military veterans as they reclaim their most painful memories and turn them into comedy. Michael Garvey, Isaura Ramirez, and Patrick Harth left combat zones to challenge themselves in a stand-up comedy boot camp. As they learn to transform their raw emotions into cathartic experiences, they face the daunting challenge of trying to make an audience laugh with jokes about war, trauma, and mental health.

Author Dirk Eldredge demonstates how the drug war has led only to overcrowded courts and prisons, rising crime, official corruption, eroded civil rights and race relations, and new public-health crises. He makes the case for an alternative strategy: tightly controlled legalization accompanied by expanded drug education, prevention, research, and treatment programs.

Join two death doulas as we dive into the deep, messy, and beautiful realities of death, grief, and everything in between. In each episode, we explore why these conversations matter, how they shape our lives and the unexpected ways grief can be a path to liberation. With guest interviews, personal stories, and discussions on advanced directives, living wills, love after loss, and more, we invite listeners to see themselves in our stories and be part of the conversation. Because talking about death is talking about life.

In this book, Katherine Beckett explains how and why mass incarceration persists despite growing recognition of its many failures, plummeting crime rates, and widespread efforts by state legislators and others to reduce prison populations. Beckett identifies three primary forces sustaining incarceration rates in this country: political dynamics around violence, resistance to criminal legal system reform in suburban and rural counties, and the failure of popular drug policy reforms to reduce the reach of the criminal legal system.

My name is Fr. Michael Birdsong and in this podcast it is my goal to address the issues of life, and questions about, well anything really that most would shy away from. I also am backed by a great team of guys with various backgrounds with a wealth of knowledge. Clearly I am not the smartest guy in the room when these guys are around, but we don’t shy away. We can cut up at times but also know when to be serious. But it is the goal of Ending the Curse podcast to give hope and hopefully answers to life’s hard and complicated questions.If you have any topic and/or questions feel free to ...

Welcome to new series “Changing the Ending” where we will be covering all things separation, divorce, domestic and family violence, and co-parenting over a number of upcoming seasons. Presented by lawyer, counsellor and founder of Separation Support Network, Susan Crain the podcasts are a deep dive into client and survivors personal raw accounts and words of wisdom, as well as valuable insights from Australian DV specialists into what they believe needs to change to really ensure successful reform in Australia. You can listen here. We hope you enjoy listening to Season 1 of Change the ...

Zwei Frauen aus zwei Generationen, Freundinnen und Raumhalterinnen für Heilung, führen euch in lockere und tiefgründige Gespräche, die sonst nicht geführt werden. Wir besprechen Themen wie die Bedeutung von Achtsamkeit und Selbstfürsorge, die Entdeckung und Verwirklichung der eigenen Träume, der Umgang mit Verlust und Schmerz, Empowerment von Frauen in allen Lebensbereichen, die Magie des inneren Wachstums und die transformative Lebensenergie des Herzens sowie die Kraft der weiblichen Intuition. Dein Sisterhood Podcast. Starke Frauenstimmen, heilende Verbindungen und mutige ...

These are stories about how life really works. These are the stories that begin with sparks, but end incomplete. These aren’t the stories you tell at weddings, but the ones that come out after three drinks late at night in dark bar corners. These aren’t the stories that write movies, they’re the ones we all carry in our memory, reignited by accidental run-ins, playlists, or walks down memory lane. They’re lost stories and while sometimes they’re best left in the past, sometimes a retelling reminds us of the power of connection, revolving doors, right place wrong time, ships in the ...

“Endings & Epilogues with Director’s Corner" guides you through life’s toughest transitions with compassion. Get expert advice on funerals, cremation, cemetery planning, and monuments. Explore grief support, hospice care, pet loss, and end-of-life decisions. Prepare with confidence—because every ending deserves grace. #EndOfLife #GriefSupport #FuneralPlanning #Cremation #HospiceCare #PetLoss #DeathAndDying #Cemetery #GriefJourney #EndOfLifeChoices #DirectorCorner

During the Cold War, the United States preferred to husband, rather than expend, its military power. The idea was not to fight but to defend, deter, and contain, a cold peace infinitely preferable to nuclear cataclysm. When US policymakers strayed from this principle, attempting to unify the Korean Peninsula in 1950 or deploying combat troops to Vietnam in the 1960s, the results proved unhappy in the extreme.

We work with a population of people that most don’t want to work with or simply prefer to avoid. It’s our priority and highest value to stand with and for the excluded – to spread the light of inclusion. Inclusion is our umbrella, access is our hope and collaboration is our spirit. With that in mind, we decided to start Ending Ex Podcast. The podcast highlights the work and the workers of inclusion.

Welcome to the Ending Hopelessness Podcast, a TreeHouse production. TreeHouse equips Churches and Non Profits to end hopelessness among teens through support groups, mentoring, and faith programming. We are a group of diverse, seasoned youth workers who care about faith and teens experiencing hopelessness. Join us as we have important conversations about youth ministry and teen mental health.

Are you a gay man 55+ navigating the next unknown chapter of your life? Happy Endings at Shameless Acres is your new go-to podcast. We dive into the real conversations that matter – life stories, interviews, advice, the highs, the lows, and the unexpected challenges and joys of this stage of life. Tune in for insights, inspiration, and a reminder that your story is valuable and your happy ending is just beginning.

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As we grow increasingly concerned about the environmental impact of burial and cremation processes on our planet, more and more people are now choosing eco-friendly alternatives for their end of life planning. Brought to you by the Natural Burial Alliance, the Eco Endings Podcast explores various elements of natural burial and green funeral practices, guiding and inspiring those who may like to consider this option for themselves or their loved ones. As an alliance of natural burial and green funeral professionals, NBA members are united in the common purpose of promoting greener funeral ...

Consuming less is our best strategy for saving the planet—but can we do it? In this thoughtful and surprisingly optimistic book, journalist J. B. MacKinnon investigates how we may achieve a world without shopping. We can’t stop shopping. And yet we must. This is the consumer dilemma. The...

Forty years ago this fall, the founders of the Food Bank of Central & Eastern North Carolina came together to make sure that people in our part of the state would never go hungry. Today, that commitment is stronger than ever. Through this podcast you'll meet our leaders, our staff, our volunteers, who share the same vision: to help people when they need it, and to work to ensure that they don’t.

Welcome to Elevating Voices, Ending Hunger – a conversational series featuring change makers and everyday leaders disrupting the status quo to end systems of inequity that drive food insecurity in the United States. Host Ami McReynolds, Chief Equity and Programs Officer with Feeding America, talks with community leaders, supporters and people facing hunger who each bring unique contributions to a collective effort to end hunger.

Co-hosted by long-time friends Molly Lipson and Jamie Richardson, the premise of If The World Was Ending, You'd Come Over Right? is simple: we ask a guest what they would do if they suddenly found out that the world was about to end in 45 minutes' time. There's no time to prepare anything or tick activities off the bucket list – instead, it's all about what you'd do based on where you are, and what and who is around you. We speak to guests whose last 45 minutes are set to be unique, fascinating and thrilling because of what they do or who they are. Created and hosted by Molly Lipson and ...

"Michel Aoun Rises to Lebanese Presidency, Ending Power Vacuum" is from the October 31, 2016 US section of The New York Times. It was written by Thanassis Cambanis and narrated by Fleet Cooper.