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Welcome to Homeless But Human—a podcast that invites you into the streets for real conversations about homelessness, dignity, and what it means to love well. We tackle the common questions and quiet hesitations that keep many from engaging with the poor—and offer practical, relational, and deeply human ways to respond. You’ll hear directly from missionaries, our homeless friends themselves, and those who’ve found that true friendship is the most radical form of charity. What if the person you pass on the corner had one real friend—someone who knew their name, their story, and didn’...

The purpose of this podcast is to have deep, meaningful conversations with various people from all walks of life about their experiences so far, the lessons they’ve learned, and/or visions for the future. I really enjoy having one-on-one conversations with people and learning about them. I’m a lifelong learner and deep thinker that enjoys seeing things from many different perspectives. This podcast will allow us to see what life is like through the lenses of others. Follow the podcast over on Instagram @weareallhumanpodcast.

Let's talk about life, humanity, purpose, and what it means to be human. I'll share with you stories (some personal, some I've heard from others, some you'll hopefully share with me), hard truths, explanations, questions, and my perspective on the many forces, beliefs, and institutions that shape the way we live. My goal with this podcast is to help you live better and live happier. That's all I want and hope you'll find in being here :)

Bringing disability and neurodiversity to the pulpit: An LDS Come Follow Me podcast and more. Dedicated to amplifying disabled perspectives in religious settings, especially within and around the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.

A podcast that explores what human flourishing is, looks like, and how people from all backgrounds can work together to achieve it as best as possible hosted by Africanist/Humanities graduate student at Duke University, tech ethicist, and Secular Franciscan Eyram Klu, OFS otherwise known as "The Afrociscan."

A dive into discovering relatability so we can celebrate differences. The 3 pillars of the show are honesty, humility, and humor. Let's admit it, we all need more of those in our daily life.

Jacob Daniel, Calvin Mingione and other LP and Mises Caucus organizers in the state of PA sit down with various guests, both from within and outside of the liberty movement to discuss politics, culture and current events. We hope to inspire people through these conversations to become active in their communities and to help set the world free. It's up to us, let's take human action together.

A podcast about astronomy and faith with Wayne and Dan. Making astronomy relevant and understandable.

Ready to ditch the filters and dive into the raw, real, and beautifully messy journey of life? Join Mr. Daley on Imperfectly Human, a podcast where faith meets everyday hustle, laughter mingles with vulnerability, and the pursuit of purpose gets gloriously unscripted. Think less "highlight reel," more "behind the scenes." We'll follow Mr. Daley as he navigates the highs and lows of being a husband, father, friend, entrepreneur, and, yes, even a perfectly imperfect human navigating the world as a Christian. Expect the unexpected: Business tips with a dash of divine guidance. Parenting tales ...

Do you ever feel like living out your pro-life values grows trickier by the day?This podcast by Human Life International is here to help! Join us every Thursday for new episodes, where we’ll discuss all things life and family.On this show, we'll:Dive deep into the hot topics: abortion, contraception, euthanasia, IVF, the LGBTQ movement, and so much more.Bring on the experts, so you know you're getting the factsShare inspiring stories from other men and women living a Culture of LifeKeep you up to date on global life and family newsOffer tips for creating a Culture of Life in your own ...

The ancient philosopher Aristotle often points to the idea that everything one does must move toward what he calls a “telos,” what we might call an “end goal.” To live well, he says, we must always be paying attention to the telos of what we are doing, and according to him, there is no higher telos than human flourishing. But how does one learn to flourish in a culture that often seems to care more about being right than being good, more about being loud than being loving, and more about being successful than being happy? We've featured a variety of Most Outstanding people, from poets ...