Showing results for "Never Never" in Social Sciences

Society has never been more egalitarian—in theory. Prejudice is taboo, and diversity is strongly valued. At the same time, social and economic inequality have exploded. In We Have Never Been Woke, Musa al-Gharbi argues that these trends are closely related, each tied to the rise of a new elite—the symbolic capitalists.

It Was Never a Job is a podcast about life overseas with USAID. You’ll hear former USAID Foreign Service Officers describe moments of risk and danger, traveling to visit remote projects, hosting VIP visitors, and how life overseas impacted our families. On this show, we’re not here to talk s*** about DOGE, or lament the changes to foreign assistance, or share again the earnest facts about the many lives USAID saved. This show is about what life was like for those posted overseas with USAID, who served along with their loved ones all over the world. Their stories are harrowing and hilarious...

Featuring a new preface by feminist icon Gloria Steinem, and a new foreword by Salamishah Tillet, PhD, Rutgers University Professor of African American Studies and Creative Writing “Essential. . . . It is nonpolemical, lucid, and speaks eloquently not only to the victims of acquaintance rape...

At thirty years old, Gabriel Wyner speaks six languages fluently. He didn’t learn them in school—who does? Rather, he learned them in the past few years, working on his own and practicing on the subway, using simple techniques and free online resources—and here he wants to show others what he’s discovered. This is brain hacking at its most exciting, taking what we know about neuroscience and linguistics and using it to create the most efficient and enjoyable way to learn a foreign language in the spare minutes of your day.

It’s The Never Too Late Show is a podcast for women who know—deep down—that life isn’t over… but something is unfinished. Hosted by Teresa Bueno, performer, improviser, and creator of the Spark framework, this show features honest, entertaining conversations with people who are actively living their passion in the second half of life—and candid solo episodes that name what many women are thinking but rarely say out loud.

Where were you on December 30, 2011? Can't remember? Well, one thing's for sure: you weren't on the Oceanian islands of Samoa – you couldn't have been, because no one was.

It’s The Never Too Late Show is a podcast for women who know—deep down—that life isn’t over… but something is unfinished. Hosted by Teresa Bueno, performer, improviser, and creator of the Spark framework, this show features honest, entertaining conversations with people who are actively living their passion in the second half of life—and candid solo episodes that name what many women are thinking but rarely say out loud. This is not a podcast about hustle, reinvention clichés, or starting over from scratch. It’s about: Reclaiming what lights you up Letting go of who you were ...

Letters Never Sent: Still Waters Run Deep is a weekly podcast shaped like the seven layers of a formal letter — across the year exploring seven timeless topics, each with seven letters. These letters may not be your exact story, but they resonate with universal connection and ache. At year’s end, three bonus episode letters — Words, Story, Intent — close the circle. Hosted by Solo Wing for Decoders who seek validity and Dispatchers who act, this is where Silence finds her voice. This is not just a podcast; it’s a correspondence across time and experience. A place where still waters ...

Discover how to master the art of conversation, effortlessly engage and deeply connect with women and dramatically improve your dating life! Tired of freezing up when in close proximity to an attractive woman you'd like to talk to? Do you often run out of things to say when talking with a woman, only to watch her slowly lose interest?

Ableism is embedded in our daily lives. Social life, education, work, and, especially, mental health have been organized around rigid ideas of the "ideal" and the "normal" citizen—ideas that always exclude neurodiversity. In this pathbreaking book, Chantelle Jessica Lewis and Jason Arday argue that the neurodiversity movement offers ways to mobilize against not only ableism but also other "isms" including racism and capitalism.

Welcome to Buried in the Attic: Stories Grandma Never Told Us. I’m your host, Lynette, and I’m a genealogist. Each month I’ll share stories I’ve stumbled across in my own research and interview other genealogists, both professional and amateur. We’ll discuss surprising, fascinating, and sometimes unsettling discoveries we’ve made in our genealogy journeys. I’ll even take submissions from YOU, the listeners. So come with me as we climb the stairs, open the door, and see what we find buried in the attic.Buried in the Attic is produced, written, and recorded by me, Lynette Kleisner....

A storytelling podcast about the urges people resist...and the ones they give into. From climbing mountains to chasing dreams you've buried for years, each episode explores the moment you finally say: "Never have I had the urge...until now."

Ever wonder if your favorite 90s comic books hold up? Are you worried nostalgia is clouding your memories? Do you want to hear a trio of dorks discuss this? If you bothered answering those hypothetical questions at all, The 90s Never Happened is the podcast for you! Join Daniel Aegan as he drags Jude Graves and Bree Rose through a decade mired in slop. Find out if the big guns and bigger breasts of 90s comics stood the test of time. Will Jude’s comic virginity save her from a decade out to harm her mind? Will Bree be able to contain her giggles during any given episode? Will Dan be able ...

Motherhood is messy, marriage is hilarious, and friendship keeps it all afloat. Join Asha and Nikki as they dive into the beautiful chaos of everyday life with real talk and plenty of belly laughs. Whether it’s kids running wild, husbands being husbands, or the joys (and dramas) of working side by side in this unique friendship, nothing is off-limits. It’s honest, lighthearted, and always sprinkled with laughter - like catching up with your funniest friends over coffee (or wine).

Welcome to NEVER TOO LATE: Stories of Re-invention, where we share real stories of dream chasers, career changers, and people with the courage to reinvent themselves. I’m Eric Cooter, and each episode I sit down with someone who has taken a leap, discovered a new path, or found joy in the unexpected. NTL conversations are about hope, resilience, and reminding us all that it’s never too late to "chase your dreams. The podcast’s name, format, and creative concept are the intellectual property of Eric Cooter and may not be used, duplicated, or represented without written consent.

An oral history podcast where we explore the untold stories of people with developmental disabilities. Produced by LADD, a leading nonprofit advocacy and services organization for people with disabilities in the Midwest, Never Fade Away preserves personal narratives from Ohioans with developmental disabilities—before and after the ADA.Each episode features stories from individuals who lived through institutional systems, such as the Columbus State Institute and Orient, alongside younger voices who have only known integrated classrooms and evolving opportunities for independent living. These ...

Un podcast qui n'arrivera jamais ... enfin, c'est ce que je me disais 🦋 J'ai longtemps attendu d'être prête. Alors ce podcast, c'est un premier pas. Coming never, c'est un journal sonore imparfait. Où je partage mes doutes, mes expériences, mes pensées, et ces choses que l'on vit souvent en silence. Il est pour ceux qui, comme moi, avancent à tâtons, changent d'avis et expérimentent. Ici, on ne cherche pas la bonne version de soi. On laisse la place au brouillon. J'espère qu'on avancera ensemble, à notre rythme et que vous trouverez ici, un peu d'écho, de bienveillance et de ...

Single Never Married People Need Love Too we talk about love, marriage , dating , relationship and dating apps .

Never Off DutyFor those who don’t get to shut it off.We talk burnout, loyalty, pressure, and purpose—from the kind of work that follows you home. No scripts. No spin. Just truth.

The 1980s saw America swing back towards conservatism, and comedy swung right along with it – often with a satirical edge. Films like Trading Places (1983) and Wall Street (1987) used humor to comment on Reagan-era economics and the growing wealth gap.But the ’80s weren’t all about money. This decade also saw the rise of the teen comedy, with John Hughes films like The Breakfast Club (1985) and Ferris Bueller’s Day Off (1986) capturing the essence of Gen X disaffection and rebellion.Meanwhile, comedies began to more openly address issues of gender equality. 9 to 5 (1980) used laughs to...