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In Transit is a reflective podcast created for the in-between moments. The commute to work, the drive home, the flight, the traffic, or the quiet pause before the next meeting. It offers thoughtful conversations for the journey to work and self, creating space to reflect on work, growth, change, and becoming. Through lived experience, the podcast explores careers, learning, identity, mentorship, wellness, adaptability, and the human side of technology and digital equity. New conversations released weekly.

In Transit is a podcast created for the in-between moments.Whether you’re commuting to work, sitting in traffic, travelling between places, or simply pausing before the day begins, this podcast is designed to meet you in motion.This short introductory episode sets the tone for the conversations ahead. In Transit is not about having everything figured out. It’s about creating space to reflect, to ask better questions, and to carry thoughtful conversations with you as you move through work and life.If you’re navigating growth, change, or becoming, you’re in the right place.

Für die Schriftstellerin Faye ändert sich gerade vieles: Nach einer kräftezehrenden Scheidung ist sie mit ihren beiden Söhnen zurück nach London gezogen und hat bei der Suche nach einer Wohnung einem Gefühl nachgegeben, das augenblicklich verschwand. Sie erlebt täglich kleine Katastrophen auf der Baustelle, die ihr zu Hause ist, während sie sich einem Ort anzunähern versucht, den sie schon einmal Heimat nannte. Sie trifft Freunde von früher und knüpft neue Bekanntschaften, sie erfährt von den Schicksalen und Krisen der anderen, spricht über Wahlfreiheiten und Notwendigkeiten.

For decades, our cultural discourse around trans and gender-diverse people has been viewed through a medical lens, through diagnoses and symptoms set down in books by cisgender doctors, or through a political lens, through dangerous caricatures. But those who claim non-binary gender identity deserve their own discourse. In Transit looks forward to a world where being who we are, whatever that looks like, isn't met with tension and long-winded explanations, but rather with acceptance and love. Being non-binary is about finding home in the in-between places.

IN TRANSIT, IFC's podcast on sustainable infrastructure features inspiring sustainability leaders who discuss how we can create more and better jobs in a low-carbon economy, increase investments in nature and biodiversity solutions, and ensure equal access to economic development opportunities. Our guests share both professional and personal stories about building a better tomorrow.

Aboard the spaceship Eurus, things are optimal. Oxygen supplies are at 80%, crops are thriving, and the twelve-year journey through the Messier 42 nebula is going smoothly. Everything is set for a successful pilgrimage to continue the survival of the human race. Only, when a series of murders occur onboard - mirroring distressing radio signals from Eurus’ sister ship, Notus, Officer Alecto McAlpine finds herself lost in the middle of a conspiracy. With the begrudging help of low-level communications coordinator Cairo, they begin to find that the ship’s journey is the least of their ...

Next stop: chaos, culture, and coming-of-age in the big city✨Meet the team behind Twenties in Transit - Nourhan, Zhenia, Kim, Rachel, and Yassmin - navigating young adulthood one episode at a time. From starting uni to online dating disasters and finding third spaces (that aren’t just your flat or the pub), we’re covering it all…so hop on! No Oyster card required🚈 Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Hosted by Keith Ingram, Legacy in Transit is a journey through the spaces where hustle meets heritage. From veterans turned founders to artists reinventing the game, Keith talks purpose, progress, and the pursuit of legacy. Real voices. Global stories. Dallas roots. (Ideal if you want a reflective, travel-infused tone tied to your lifestyle and global ventures — also connects nicely with Tenerife 360 and Café Sativa themes.)

On a dark, brooding evening on the Isle of Wight, Agnes Raybould and her companion find themselves an empty first-class compartment on the train. But before long a middle-aged man, clearly in high spirits after dining at his club, joins them, and begins a conversation. His name is Edwin Blanchard – and within moments of the train leaving the station, Agnes and her accomplice strangle him.

It’s me, a Singaporean girl chasing meaning in the in-betweens. From career pivots to identity shifts, I’m here to talk through the beautiful mess of becoming. This is a safe space for anyone confused about what’s next, or feeling like something’s missing in life. New episodes when the universe (and my nervous system) align. So buckle up, we’re cleared for takeoff.

Denton Cassal is a sales engineer on a sales trip to Tunney 21. His mission is to recruit an engineer for his company, Neuronics Inc., with the aid of an electronic implant called Dimanche. On the way, Cassal has a transfer point on the planet of Godolph. Unfortunately, his transfer doesn't go as smoothly as he wants, and he now seems stranded on Godolph. There is something strange about travelers on Godolph, as Cassal quickly learns.

Life in Transit is a series of conversations between creative people, hosted by Australian photographer Jarrad Seng. I dive deep into the minds of successful musicians, artists, photographers and filmmakers, breaking down their successes, failures, and everything in between. www.instagram.com/jarradseng www.jarradseng.com

Steady advice in an unsteady world. Funny and heartfelt, this weekly podcast draws on the realities of life transitions. Rated Top 5% globally for five years and counting, you can trust IN TRANSIT with Sundae Bean to support you through Ambitious Transformation regardless of what life slings at you.

This podcast tells the story of the Transportation Justice Leadership Grant cohort program in Washington State. Washington State Department of Transportation (WSDOT) in partnership with Front and Centered join forces to bring together 19 community-based organizations across the state to develop community-led solutions to reduce carbon emissions.

Vom Gehen und Ankommen. Wohin geht man, wenn man im Nirgendwo steht: zwischen zwei Ländern, zwischen nahen Erinnerungen und ferner Gegenwart, zwischen einem stets redenden Vater und einer schweigenden Mutter? Das Mädchen ist sechs, als sie die DDR verlässt und mit ihrer Familie ein neues Leben im äußersten Westen Deutschlands beginnt. Warten dort die Verheißungen, auf die ihre Eltern gehofft haben? Kann der Vater sich neu erfinden, wird die Mutter ihre Krankheit, aus DDR-Gefängnissen mitgebracht, überwinden? Das Kind sehnt sich nach der Großmutter im fernen Leipzig und lernt, wie die Aachener zu reden.

Between 10 and 15 August a great culmination of the 45 days cycle of Venus will take place, as Venus will disappear completely from our sky, merging into the blazing rays of the Sun. While Venus will be so close to the Sun in the sky, she will be going through deep combustion and a profound purification process — which in case of many natives (especially those with vulnerable placements in this area of the sky) can also become externalised in the form of a temporary healthy issue, symbolic “shedding of the skin”. It is a good idea to avoid planning anything important in this period, but ...

Welcome to Grave Messages, a short story podcast where Cynthia brings you a diverse collection of tales. From stories of old, to spine-chilling mysteries and thrilling adventures, Grave Messages has something for everyone. Each episode takes you on a journey through a different world, where you'll meet interesting characters and experience their struggles, triumphs, and madness. So sit back, relax, and let the stories of old transport you to another world entirely.

Hosted by DART CEO, Nadine Lee, Mobility in Motion uncovers how transportation shapes lives, connects us to one another and impacts everything we do.

"New Jersey Transit Was Under Investigation Before Fatal Crash in Hoboken" is from the October 01, 2016 US section of The New York Times. It was written by Emma G. Fitzsimmons and narrated by Keith Sellon-Wright.