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The Music of a Life Well-Played is a soulful storytelling podcast that explores music, age, love, vitality, and gaining discernment through challenges, as well as becoming, through the lived wisdom of a woman who has walked many roads and kept her rhythm. Through intimate stories and honest reflection, it invites listeners—especially women—to rethink what it means to live fully, creatively, and truthfully at every stage of life.

A sports podcast that does what theSkimm does best: provide championship takes and breakdowns of the biggest stories you care about most. Finally, there’s a show dedicated to treating sports like the bingeable reality TV they actually are.

We grew up with a generation that played outside. That will always be our approach and perspective with discussions, interviews, and laughs! Come hang out with TJ and Tree as we talk about life and so much more!

Discussing Social Science topics (History, political geography, Anthropology, sociology, ect...) in a funny and different way (rather than the normal lecture/audiobook/class setting). Adding some storytelling like style and inserting some of my own thoughts and opinions to the topic to hopefully persuade you into thinking social sciences are not boring... or thinking that a History degree is a worthless degree... Shots have been fired. Enjoy! Business inquires: funnyhowthatallplayedout@gmail.com

"Volkswagen Supplier Played Key Role in Cheating, Court Papers Say" is from the August 18, 2016 Business section of The New York Times. It was written by Jack Ewing and narrated by Kristi Burns.

SUPERHUMANS is an audio docu-series where real people share their personal stories and take us on a healing journey revealing the unspoken, unfiltered side of humanity.Join host, Dr. Gautam Gulati (better known as Dr. G)—who once prescribed pills and now prescribes stories as a form of medicine—in this immersive listening experience where we discover bits and pieces of ourselves in the personal stories shared by others like you. “Every time I press play, I get chills down my spine. It’s like therapy for my soul," said one listener.[DISCLAIMER: This content is not intended nor implied ...