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Step into the world of Ceroc with Dance Inspiration, the podcast for dancers who love connection, rhythm and real conversation. We explore social dance, confidence, community and the positive impact of movement on wellbeing. Our episodes are heartfelt, rooted in real stories, real people and a genuine sense of belonging.

This is podcast on Gujarati, Hindi short stories by Bhaumik Vasavada.

This series explores the stories of young Agents aged 15-25 who have shaped The Agency's work in the UK. Each episode features meaningful discussions that reveal their unique experiences and insights as they make a difference in their communities. From grassroots efforts to creative projects, these Agents share their journeys of resilience, creativity, and social change. Marcus Faustini, the founder of The Agency, adds his perspective, sharing reflections on his experience and the organization's mission, emphasizing the importance of community engagement. Join us to discover the paths of these...

Max & Biss chronicle the very genesis of Inspire Pro and walk us through what it’s like to get an independent wrestling promotion off the ground. Expect the curtain to be yanked back full force in this no-holds-barred (i.e., TV-MA language, kids!), candid peek behind the scenes.

Is this a theatre podcast? Is this a motivational podcast? Is this an excuse for me to talk to performers I've always wanted to talk to? Who's to say?! Welcome to 'Those who Inspire' with Emaley Rose--your semi-annual, semi-motivational theatre fix. As a young actor, there are lots of people who inspire me, so every episode I'll be having in-depth, personal conversations with fellow theatre folk to discuss why they inspire me, who inspires them, and why we do what we do.

In this program, Les Brown provides a foundational key that can propel you to your next higher level. There are times in life when it seems hard to actually affirm that you can make it; and that you can actually overcome that particular obstacle and attain that new height. You can’t always say I know I can and keep integrity with yourself and your true feelings. What you can use as a benchmark and a place to always fall back to is “It’s Possible!”

Diversity is no longer a black and white issue. As our world becomes smaller and smaller, the issues of gender, class, and ethnicity as they pertain to the global culture are more important now then ever. In this frank discussion learn how broadening your sense of diversity can lead to success in business and beyond.