Showing results for "Out Here" in Social Sciences

OUT HERE is a folklore series determined to bring America together. It's a love letter to people whose voices deserve to be heard.

Out here, you live by your own compass. You traded the noise, the crowds, and the expectations for something real — a quieter, harder, better life. And you're not done growing yet. Out Here is the podcast for single men over 50 who chose a different path. Hosted by life coach and rural homesteader Thomas Detert, each episode offers real talk about building a life that fits your own hands — and your own heart. From facing down loneliness, to staying strong in body and mind, to finding new purpose beyond the city limits, Thomas brings hard-won lessons, honest reflections, and straight-up ...

Mostly Anonymous Tales of Trollops, Trolls and Testy Staff. Partially satirical, partially painfully true accountings of regrettable moments in the workplace, relationships or out in the wilds of dating. Contributed by Employees, Employers, Mates & Dates.

From the Biloxi, Miss., Sun Herald, host Justin Mitchell talks to military veterans, church leaders, celebrities and others about their LGBTQ experiences in small-town America.

Welcome to the IFHOH podcast. A podcast where we talk with everyday people going through the everyday struggles, joys, and all the things in between. We hope to have some people relate to each other. Maybe you'll have a good laugh or two. Maybe you''ll feel like you're better than someone we speak to. You know, a good ego boost. We don't know. So sit back and we hope you enjoy the show.

The show that allows you to peek into the lives of two mildly unhinged individuals in their 20’s, trying to navigate the complexities of the modern age. The aim of this podcast, in a world full of podcasts, is to create a safe space for everyday people who have strong opinions and dissect controversial topics such as mental health, sexuality, gender, politics, and spirituality.

Rehabilitation must be improved in Canadian prison systems — but what is it, and why is it needed? This podcast seeks to answer these questions by amplifying ex-offenders’ voices and shedding light on their experiences in the criminal justice system. Bolstered by stories from restorative justice advocates, academics, and grassroots community organizers, we will explore why people commit crimes, how they serve their time, and why it matters.

Real friends Nikki and Jocelyn discuss life, spirituality, and whatever else.

Hi, I'm Brune Smith, and I'm fascinated with how telling vulnerable stories sparks instant, meaningful connection. How do we create collective spaces that foster deep listening, belonging and positive change? As an international storytelling producer, I have a couple of ideas, but I want to hear from other people on this. Every month, I interview amazing humans from different fields and cultures, who have a unique experience with first-person stories and their transformative power at an individual and collective level. Welcome to the community! brunesmith.substack.com