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A show hosted by a talkative deplorable who is always guaranteed to hurt someone’s feelings. Steven Daniel talks about issues that many people care about. He is honest with his opinions and does not care about yours. Every podcast will begin with a touchy topic and end with a fun topic with a whole lot of craziness in between. If you can handle sensitive commentary, buckle up and listen. If not, listen to someone else. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Our lives are like a flowing stream of short stories. Each day is a page, each month a chapter, each year a novel, and one’s life a series of volumes. Yet, only a fraction of pages stays imprinted on our minds until something we see, or something someone says triggers a memory, and suddenly we’re transported back in time to a place or an event we haven’t thought of in years. The Out of Place short stories podcast is that trigger. Listeners are often surprised when the stories rekindle their own memories about a situation they found themselves in, that didn’t feel right when it happened...

Hi everybody. My name is Sam Moffett, I am a portly DJ and Learning Support Assistant based in Brighton UK. But not for long; I just got a volunteer job for a non-government organisation working off the coast of Kenya with whales and dolphins! In this podcast series I am going to record my trip and attempt to cover what happens when you (attempt to) do a Marine Conservation job from a standing start with absolutely no experience whatsoever. Ups, downs, and, I suspect a lot of squeaking and clicking. Music for this podcast series is kindly supplied by Giles Wood & Moonbeam JonesI hope you ...

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Current Conversations with our community and their connections to the river. Hosted by Natali Zollinger. Our mission is to "Give the River a Voice." We hope you enjoy.

Hosts Sarah and Jeremy Brown share their family travel adventures. Their two sons on the Autism spectrum with very different physical, social, sensory, emotional and all-around support needs make going places interesting and different every time.Despite the challenges, Sarah and Jeremy stress the importance of getting their family "Out and About."Join the Brown family as they go to beaches, museums, camping, hiking and visiting cities and other attractions. They will give you tips and tricks for traveling with neurodivergent children and saving money on family travel. Hosted on Acast. See ...