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What does it take to help a young person become 'all they can be'? Join much-loved journalist and radio broadcaster Sarah Macdonald as she uncovers the deeply personal journeys of Australians who've risen from tough beginnings – their stories intertwining through the challenges they’ve faced and the turning points that changed their lives. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Native As I Can Be is about identity, story, and survival. I grew up mixed Native and white, and this podcast is where I sit down with people — from wrestlers to artists to healers — who are carving out space for themselves and their communities. Raw, real conversations about finding our place in the void between cultures.

‘You are the future!’ is one of the preferred youth-aimed platitudes of various news pundits and politicians. But are they? Hannah Port (resident youth) and Sylvia Taschka (former youth) discuss the younger generation’s potential to incite change for the better or worse as they confront the formidable task of fixing America.

I Can relate features a group of Kansas City, Missouri-based teens discussing youth mental health and other real issues faced by themselves and their peers. Through the podcast, the group creates a place where teens can relate to shared experiences and know help, when needed, is readily available.

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Like heists, scams, and cons? I Can Steal That! is the true crime podcast that's never too heavy. Each episode tells the story of some of history's most outrageous heists, cons, and scams and the fascinating people behind them. Host Pete Stegemeyer breaks down the details of each case for a comedic guest and will change the way you look at banks, museums, and grifts.

This podcast is a place to share my past experiences in life as a recovering Addict and Convicted Felon. I want to spread hope and let people know that they can beat the odds and recover from any addiction. The fact that I turned my life around shows that anyone can do it! Join me in my podcast to learn and share ways that can help you recover from your addiction and or incarceration.

I was SCAMMED out of $2.5 MILLION by Organized Crime gangs around the World! I explain in 20 minutes HOW this Happens. My scam was a Romance Scam. Experts say ANYONE can be scammed under the right conditions. I am sharing my Story of a 17 month horrific "relationship", hoping to save others from being a victim of these destructive Scams. Become Aware of these dark cyber world criminals.P.S. to All the Scammers Reading This: I have no more money so LEAVE ME ALONE!!

Pretty Sure I Can Fly is a humorous exploration of things that had never been done, until someone did them. It’s a series of weekly conversations about what it takes to break through the barrier of “impossible” and set new standards for human limitation. Pretty Sure I Can Fly is like going to history class, except your teachers are actor, stuntman, and outlaw radio DJ Johnny Knoxville and long-time This American Life contributor Elna Baker. And each week they bring a new guest to tell you all about how they “grabbed the bull by the bunglesteen” or “really hogwrenched that spatooly....

Season one kicks off in New York City—America’s most walkable city—capturing honest, spontaneous conversations with the people who pass us by.

Amid a generation of unprecedented confusion, people are desperate for authentic truth to hold onto. But with the world’s constant criticism and degradation of the Bible, skeptics and believers alike are asking if Scripture is truly reliable. TBN’s new weekly program, “Can I Trust the Bible?” tackles head on the most pressing, uncomfortable, and crucial questions about the validity of Christian beliefs. Join host Raj Nair on this journey as we hear from world-renown apologists and your favorite ministry experts who reveal and unpack the answers to the question… Can I TRUST the Bible?...

Sir Philip Gibbs served as one of five official British reporters during the First World War. In this book he relays the experiences of British soldiers and offers a detailed narrative of the events of World War I, while trying to draw broader conclusions about the nature of war and how it can be prevented in the future.

In Tin Cans and Greyhounds, author Clint Johnson brings listeners inside the quarter-inch hulls of destroyers to meet the men who manned the ships' five-inch guns and fought America's wars from inside a "tin can" - risking death by cannon shell, shrapnel, bomb, fire, drowning, exposure, and sharks.

Diving into the riveting questions and topics that deserve discussion. That question you wrote on a piece of paper during sex ed? I've got the answer! Follow on instagram @ciayspodcast