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Countless people have experienced life without ever knowing at least one parent; without knowing the length and number of all the branches, and the depth of the roots of their family trees. For many of us, at best it’s a nagging question in the backs of our minds, at worst, a desperate need to know that can lead us to question our own identity, our own existence. These are the stories of some who found what they were looking for, some who WERE found, and some of those who never wanted to look or know. This is Found.

Turns out, life doesn’t come with a manual—but it does come with a podcast.Found at 40 is a podcast for women in midlife having honest conversations about relationships, work, parenting, and figuring out who we are in this season.Each week, guests over 40 share their best lessons, hilarious moments, and wisdom that only comes from surviving the ultimate group projects of marriage, motherhood, and careers. Together, we talk through the chaotic season of shifting identities, evolving marriages, growing kids, perimenopause knocking at the door, and the quiet panic of reinvention.It’s what ...

A short-form observational podcast where logic glitches, transit jams, and modern life freezes like a 20-year-old Windows machine. From traffic to tech, bus shelters to Linux, sustainability to nostalgia, every episode explores one tiny moment where common sense simply… crashed. Smart, minimal, slightly sarcastic. No drama. No fluff. Just a curious mind observing the world, one error message at a time.

Welcome to OTTplay Lost and found, a podcast that tells you about critically-acclaimed yet lesser-known films and shows that you’ve probably not watched yet but should. This is an OTTplay Production, brought to you by HT Smartcast.

FNH audio presents an unabridged reading of How I Found Livingstone. In 1866 Dr David Livingstone entered the dark continent of Africa in search for the source of the river Nile and disappeared. In 1869 Henry M. Stanley, funded by the New York Herald drove his expedition into the heart of Africa to find and relieve Livingstone. Stanley's journey became a true-life adventure. Adversity of every kind stood in his way. Starvation, inundation, murderous natives, mutiny, thieves, extortionists, murderers, slavers, and even becoming embroiled in a war.

What was philosophy as Descartes found it around 1620? What was philosophy like before Descartes reformed it after 1637? What features of philosophy did he want to fix and what tools did he use? To answer such questions, how should philosophers do their work today? One answer is surprising: that Descartes wrote picture books, for example.

True crimes from across the UK, told to verdict. We trace the investigation, courtroom strategy, and proof that convinced a jury—respecting victims and acknowledging appeals.

Real American cases with definitive endings. Each episode unpacks the investigation, courtroom strategy, and proof behind a guilty verdict—while honoring victims and noting appeals.

Serenity Found takes the contents of Finding Serenity even further, exploring not just the show but the events of the film as well, to create an anthology that's even more thought-provoking, fascinating, and far-thinking than its predecessor.

This memorial anthology will weave together the pieces that defined her reputation as one of the most important and formidable investigative journalists of her generation. It showcases the expansive breadth of McKee's voice by bringing together unpublished material alongside both her celebrated and lesser-known articles.

Many bemoan the decline of the church. We hear a steady stream of reports about how droves of people, especially younger generations, are abandoning Christianity. But new research shows that unchurched Americans are surprisingly more receptive and open to the Christian faith than is commonly assumed. Researcher and practitioner Rick Richardson unveils the findings of the Billy Graham Center Institute's groundbreaking studies on the unchurched.

On February 21, 1992, 22-year-old Brian Bechtold walked into a police station in Port St. Joe, Florida, and confessed that he’d shot and killed his parents in their family home in Silver Spring, Maryland. He said he’d been possessed by the devil. He was eventually diagnosed with schizophrenia and ruled “not criminally responsible” for the murders on grounds of insanity. But after the trial, where do the "criminally insane" go?

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Parenting, family, discovery. Welcome to the Thoughts & Found Podcast where we, along with guests, explore the things we learn along the way. No topic is off-limits and we meet them with humour and candour! Questions, suggestions, guests, partnerships? We welcome them! thoughtsandfoundpodcast at gmail.com Instagram (thoughtsandfound) Facebook (ThoughtsandFound)

Stories of experiences that hold secret meanings that have the power to change the way you see yourself, and your world. Intro, “Willow and the light” by Kevin MacLeod, Background, “Mystery Sax”by Kevin MacLeod, Outro “Bleeping Demo”, by Kevin MacLeod

A visual essay podcast co-created by Alejandra Arevalo and Guru Ramanathan where first/second generation Americans and immigrants discuss their relationship with their cultural language and how that has influenced their connection to their culture, family, friends, and more.

"Truth Be Found" is not your average podcast—it's a thrilling journey into the heart of investigation with your host, Justin Yentes. Join Justin as he dives deep into the world of high-stakes investigations, interviewing colleagues and experts who have ventured into the jungles and beyond to discover the truth. From researchers and attorneys to digital forensics experts, Delta Force, and SEAL Team Six, each episode offers a captivating glimpse into the minds of those who seek truth in the most complex cases. Get ready to uncover secrets, explore groundbreaking technologies, and experience ...

Phil Lowe and his expert guests dig into the history and folklore of Somerset.

Soziale Rollen können subtil sein – und destruktiv. In unseren Podcast-Folgen sprechen wir über den sanften, aber konsequenten Weg aus dieser Dynamik: durch bewusste Kommunikation, ehrliche Konfrontation (nicht Angriff) und die Erkenntnis, dass viele unserer Verletzungen selbst zugefügt sind. LostandFound im Dialog. Mehr von Bastart & Carina: 🖤 Into the Black (Solo-Philosophie): [https://open.spotify.com/show/316e5DTKjBTB9CXLtVsDpq?] 🎵 Lost & Found Musik: [https://open.spotify.com/artist/5ajaYm1eyToJox1yibF8mD?]

Interesting, exciting, innovative science is happening everyday. A very small fraction of this gets covered by mass media.In Look What I Found, K and VK, a husband and wife team of scientists, discuss the joy that these scientific discoveries bring to their life.In this weekly podcast, K and VK go beyond the summary in the media to share the reasons they found the science interesting, exciting, and engaging.We'd love to hear from our listeners. Please contact us at lwifpod@gmail.com