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Life on the Edge is a monthly podcast about the hidden struggles of ordinary people. It is funded by Trust for London and hosted by ice&fire, a human rights focused theatre company. Life on the Edge will make you look at your fellow travellers in one of the world’s biggest cities with new eyes.

Life on the Edge is where adventure filmmakers Estelle and Ramy share the unconventional journeys of those who redefine what « possible » means. From Explorers of the Arctic to Women Rangers in Africa, get inspired by captivating stories full of insights, and gain practical knowledge from people extending the boundaries of human achievement, courage, determination, and altruism. If you want to learn from real-life heroes, cutting edge explorers, athletes, and entrepreneurs, but also from Estelle and Ramy's adventures with them around the world, this podcast is for you.

Tonight we cover Shanon Sharpe getting fired from E.S.P.N. and the dangers of thinking with your dick over discipline. We are also cover Gilbert Arenas in an alleged federal indictment over card games. We tackle an elephant in the room destroying success & the people who live life on the edge with no financial and social competence whatsoever.

Summary The first source describes the resignation of all seven independent directors from 23andMe's board due to disagreements with CEO Anne Wojcicki regarding the company's strategic direction. These disagreements stemmed from Wojcicki's proposal to take the company private, which the board rejected due to a lack of a premium offer to shareholders. The second source discusses the potential future of 23andMe's genetic data as the company faces financial challenges and the possibility of going out of business. While the company emphasizes its commitment to privacy and its policy of anonymizing...

Inspired by journals belonging to her great great aunt Kit that were found in Sidestrand and that document the lives of her neighbours over 100 years ago, Bertie has embarked on a journey celebrating the lives and telling the stories of those who’ve lived and died in Poppyland. Through song, storytelling, history and interviews Bertie explores life past and present on a cliff edge in North Norfolk.

Former Investigator Rob Cogswell travelled the world in order to gain video and photographic evidence exposing the mistreatment of animals. In this Podcast, he has replaced his cameras with a microphone to interview people that break the stereotype, woman, and men from all walks of life, careers, background, and ethnicity, people who follow a vegan and plant-based lifestyle and who have a story to tell.