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It is what it is a talk show style podcast where we talk about trending relationship and life topics. Bringing you real honest and raw conversation.

@itsdeola and @waringaa are just trying to live life and talk about it

Two professional ballet dancers talk as friends about their lives and experiences in and out of the dance industry in a candid and fun way.

You may know them from Grey Sloan Memorial… but did you know Jessica Capshaw and Camilla Luddington are actually BFFs in real life?! As all besties do, they navigate the highs and lows of life together. When one of them sends out the distress signal, the other one always answers the call. Big or small, they are there for each other. And, what does that look like? A thousand pep talks. A million “I’ve got you’s.” Some urgent “I’m coming overs”… Laughing through the tears and problem solving over glasses of rose… okay, sometimes it take tequila! Because, let’s face it, life...

"Poetry! What is it good for?" podcast is different. In other poetry podcasts -- a poet reads and talks about her poetry. "PWIIGF" brings together two poets who appreciate each others work to engage in a lively conversation and poetry reading on a topic that fascinates them. Along the way we find that poetry is good for a lot -- mostly to keep us human.Moderators Rebecca McKean and Alan Winson -- lovers of poetry -- and Chris Brandt -- a writer of poetry -- keep the conversation informal, critical and emotionally connected.If you enjoy poetry and want to meet some amazing poets and people -- ...

A podcast taking a closer look at every episode of Red Dwarf from the beginning (or is that The End?)

Gabi and Daniel love to cook, but baking's never been their forte. In this podcast, they'll teach you their own unique way of cooking, along with some science and the testing of new recipes!

In these uncertain times, AmDram societies face the most challenging situations of all time. Many face financial ruin, some have done for years. The pandemic certainly did nothing to help. Venues are closed, societies can't even rehearse, let alone perform. What is the future of AmDram? Is there a simple answer? Are there any complicated answers? I want to hear from YOU.

The days when museums were dusty, stuffy institutions displaying their wealth and wisdom to a reverential public are over. Museums today are a cultural battleground. Who should decide what is put on display and how it is presented? Who gets to set the narrative? In this passionately argued book, Jon Sleigh maintains that museums must be for all people and inclusion must be at the heart of everything they do.