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Unlock the vault of hidden history and personal power! Step into the world of Dramatic Shades Podcast with Cheryl Walton Strong, the internationally acclaimed therapist and author of Dramatic Shades of Hope and Resilience. This isn't just a conversation; it's a profound journey into the core of Black Americana, identity, and the psychology that shapes our reality.In our electrifying premiere, Cheryl gives you a captivating glimpse into her Midwest upbringing as an upper-middle-class Black girl, challenging preconceived notions and revealing a rich, often-unseen culture.Your Takeaways: Discover...

Welcome to our brand-new podcast! This is an hour-long podcast called Throwing Shade and Clay, a funny, witty, satirical, historical, well researched, and artistically inclined podcast designed to make you think about past events, modern society and how art binds it all together. We will discuss historical events, societal shifts, and moments in time that influenced, for better or worse, the world we live in today. The projects we make a share with you will be a mix of handbuilt clay, poured ceramics, canvas, and any other niknak worth our creating.

Socialism is a combination of illusory happiness and real, enduring misery. Tried in many countries, in many forms, under many names, Socialist policies always led to violence, death, war, oppression and misery. Still popular today among ruling elites throughout the world, Socialism is still the same anti-human ideology. To stop Socialism in any of its guises before it does yet more harm, we need to know more about this ideology.

We live at the interface of history and fiction. Join in, we have cookies. Intro music: Medieval and Celtic Music | LANDS by Alex-Productions | Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 Unported License

Shades Cahaba High School started classes in 1920 and has served students in Homewood and other over-the-mountain communities for 100 years. This project was started to record the memories of those that attended and worked at Shades Cahaba and those that just have a great story to tell. This project will continue to the end of 2020.

“United Shades of Gray, Conversations of Race in America” is hosted by Kareem Bowen, an author, community activist, and pastor at The Potter’s Church Ministries. Every Sunday, Kareem and his co-host Mark Bassett, retired CEO of Hemlock Semiconductor, discuss current events, political issues, and overarching racial issues in candid and open conversations based on mutual respect. The conversations often feature guests from a variety of perspectives to showcase differing opinions coming to the table and communicating, trying to find common ground on difficult issues, all while keeping it ...

We will be discussing a wide-range of topics including, Politics, News Headlines (both national and local Kentucky), Ghosts/other supernatural events, Unsolved Mysteries, Life in Appalachia, Movies, Music, Games, Nerdy stuff, and everything in between. Come join a married couple from the mountains of South-Eastern Kentucky (Appalachian Shade and Hillbilly Phantom), as they discuss and give their own perspectives on everything. We'll laugh, we'll cry, and maybe have a guest or two. If anything we say or discuss offends you, then move on. This is America!

Hello there and welcome SleepWalkers. I am your host "The Shade"Sinister Travels is a weekly story telling show that dives into dark history, monsters, UFO’s, ghosts and the like, brought to you with some melancholic cynical humor.I’ve been creating since I was a kid. Painting, drawing, writing stories, poetry and now podcasting. I wanted to create a show for people who love to travel and talk about the strange, the weird and the unexplained. I’m very much into all things paranormal and weird which got me looking into our own fucked up history. One may have nothing to do with the other, ...