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Hosted by brothers Oliver and Henry. We love recording pods, sitting down with people we want to talk to, and sharing our ideas on just about everything. Tell your friends, momma, and cousins.

Jason Kucera is an Army veteran focusing on real-life, everyday topics including travel, sports, parenting, veteran issues, and politics with a humorous take. Expect to hear guests who are the smartest people you never knew you wanted to know. A Prairie Lane Media Production.

"Opening Doors" is a transformative podcast focused on healing from the traumas of incarceration and drug addiction, hosted by Rachel Dalinka. With over 25 years of experience in developing and delivering educational programs, and 8 years focused on programming for underserved communities, Rachel combines her expertise with her personal journey of growing up with an addicted and incarcerated father. Her mission is to break the stigmas and silence surrounding these issues, fostering open and healing conversations. Each episode features heartfelt storytelling and insightful interviews with ...

A weekly podcast containing Biblical Preaching from Open Bible Church, Chesterton, Indiana.You may contact us at:openthebible.com

For over 20 years, Stephen and Ondrea Levine have supported thousands of people caught in the aftermath of grief and loss, including many women deeply hurt by sexual trauma. Now on Opening the Heart of the Womb, Stephen Levine addresses this hidden heartache, offering a gentle 3-part meditation that is so effective it made the original Womb Meditation tape an underground best seller by word of mouth alone.

With over 30 years combined selling real estate in Northern Utah, Jake McEntire & BJ Stark have opened thousands of doors during their careers. Listen to them demystify the inner workings of the real estate industry as they interview all the major players in a real estate transaction; mortgage lenders, appraisers, home builders, title companies and more. They'll also open the doors to various local business owners and community leaders to show what life is like here. It's a fun ride with lots of good stories that will leave you laughing. You'll learn a little about real estate and a lot about ...

Hosts Keith and Chemda (of Keith and The Girl) ask comedian friends and performers about their first time on stage. Listen to popular comics telling embarrassing stories of their first performances as they share some of their most terrible opening lines, awkward executions, and epic fails.

"Opening a Door for Muslim Women" is from the Sports section of The New York Times. It was written by Victor Mather and narrated by Keith Sellon-Wright.

Foreign media is trickling in to North Korea, making its people increasingly aware of the gap between Pyongyang’s propaganda and reality. In the short term, the regime is still well able to repress subversion, but this new awareness could be a long-term threat. Helping the flow of outside information may be the best way to help North Korea change from within.

Join Laura and Rebecca as they interview and highlight real lawyers and their real cases. Each episode their guests will give insight into what it's really like to practice law and the things you can't learn about law from a textbook.

Opening Closed Doors is a podcast of inspiring conversations with people who have 'opened the doors of opportunity and closed the doors to resistance and through challenges to success . Stories of rejection to appreciation, loss to discovery, pain to purpose. Everyone has a story. Everyone's story matters. What's your story? Certified holistic transformational life coach, international speaker with over 20 years in leadership and advocacy Sophia Nicholls, is the host of the Opening Closed Doors podcast and will guide you through these inspirational stories. The intension of the podcast is to ...

From the minds of the Williams Bay Teen Advisory Board (TAB) comes a new and interesting podcast about well, anything! From Conspiracy theories to philosophy, young adults from the Williams Bay Community are trying to learn, educate, and entertain!

Discover the inspiring journey of the first woman to earn a medical degree in the United States. She recounts her challenges in gaining admission to medical school—at one point even advised to pose as a man—while sharing her transformative experiences during her studies. Her narrative highlights her dedication to patient care and her pivotal role in establishing medical schools and hospitals specifically for women. Summary by Phyllis Vincelli.

EYE OPENING MOMENTS – Der neue Podcast über diese magischen Momente im Leben, die uns die Augen öffnen für neue Wege, neue Gedanken, neue Geschichten und Visionen. Anne-Kathrin Heier spricht mit fünf spannenden Frauen über ihre ganz persönlichen Eye Opening Moments, die ihr Leben stark geprägt oder gleich vollkommen verändert haben.

/THE OPENING RIGHTS_phone calls è il podcast attraverso il quale entrare in contatto con le storie di artisti e operatori dello spettacolo scoprendo qualcosa in più di loro, ma anche di noi stessi. Se si dimentica chi l'arte la costruisce ogni giorno, si cancellano immagini della nostra vita futura.

Eye-Opening Moments Unleashed are real-life stories of adversity, encounters, and perspectives intertwined. They are stories that can lift your spirits, give you some food for thought, or move you.

"How the Obama Coalition Crumbled, Leaving an Opening for Trump" is from the December 23, 2016 The Upshot section of The New York Times. It was written by Nate Cohn and narrated by Barbara Benjamin-Creel.

"Bloomberg, Sensing an Opening, Revisits a Potential White House Run" is from the U.S. section of The New York Times. It was written by Alexander Burns and Maggie Haberman and narrated by Paul Ryden.

"As Museum Opening Nears, FIFA Puts New Business Ventures on Display
" is from the Sports section of The New York Times. It was written by Rebecca R. Ruiz and narrated by Keith Sellon-Wright.

"'Deadpool' Has Biggest Opening on Record in North America for R-Rated Film" is from the Entertainment section of The New York Times. It was written by Brooks Barnes and narrated by Fleet Cooper.