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Join me as I dive into whatever is on my mind, and maybe yours too. This is off topic and on point at the same time, so expect the unexpected. If I'm thinking it, I'm talking about it.

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ORBIT INSIGHTS - your podcast about space.Hello and welcome to my brandnew podcast about the fascinating topic of space travelling. Here you can find insights and news of Space agencies and especially the International Space Station. Fasten your seatbelts and follow me into the Low Earth Orbit. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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Shining a light on trailblazing women in the space industry, Qwaltec Co-Founder and CEO, Shawn Linam, talks with women about their careers and the feminine experiences of working in a male-dominated industry. Join us every other Monday in celebrating these women and their successes, reaching new heights In Her Orbit!

Standard Orbit is a Trek.fm podcast dedicated entirely to Star Trek: The Original Series. Not an episode review show, Standard Orbit explores specific elements of TOS.

Ponzi Scream is a leftist comedy podcast looking at white collar crime, especially in the financial sector. Hosted by David Bradley Isenberg, Gabe Pacheco, and Danny Felts.

They're married, they're comedians and they couldn't be more different. Living in the digital age hell bent on casting us as Red Team or Blue Team, Alex and Rachel sit down every Monday morning to talk current events through their personal lease of comedy in hopes of finding; common ground.

According to the Pulitzer website, anyone can nominate anything for a Pulitzer Prize, and Pulitzer Surprises takes advantage of that horrible idea. Eliza Cossio (The Daily Show) and Caroline Schaper (Full Frontal, Letterman) have their favorite comedians perform their submission for a Pulitzer. Then they interview a real-life Pulitzer Prize winner who has actually done something good. At the end of the show the audience will cast their vote on who deserves a Pulitzer, and then it will really be submitted for a Pulitzer Prize. That winner walks away a “Pulitzer Prize Entrant.” Show tapes ...