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A podcast series exploring the history and culture of sheepherding in the Wood River Valley, produced by the Community Library’s Jeanne Rodger Lane Center for Regional History in Ketchum, Idaho. Episodes use archival recordings and interviews from the Trailing of the Sheep Festival to tell the story of the Scottish, Basque, and Peruvian immigrants who have worked in the sheep industry for the past century. Join us and listen to their stories about traveling to Idaho, running from bears, and learning the language of the sheep.

The calling sheep podcast is your calm space in a noisy world. Together with inspiring guests, I explore what truly matters: creativity, connection, personal stories and life between the stitches. No small talk. Just honest conversations that stay with you. New episodes every month - guided by the themes we explore inside the community. The podcast companion products are found in the onlineshop.

The change from a boy to a Man of God. Learning about the new Podcast host, topics that will be discussed on upcoming podcast.

We're Brent and Kellye, husband and wife, and we are obsessed with understanding how perspective, influence, and consequence define who we accept and who we reject from our social circles. This is Black Sheep, a podcast where we play devil’s advocate, discuss controversy, and shed some light on often discarded perspectives. If you listen to this podcast, you will definitely start a fight at the dinner table. But that’s alright, you already have a spot at ours.

“Brown Sheep” is a show dedicated to conversations with people who don’t fit the flock: adoptees, people of color, immigrants, and other marginalized voices in our community. Join the flock for connection and discovery in a space to understand our identity and cope with its unique challenges.

This is not a history podcast - this is a rebel story, rebelling against accepted wisdoms and prevailing views, overturning what we thought we knew and creating new understandings, delving beneath the surface appearance of things.This is a podcast about peelers and sheep. Sheep representing agricultural production – the form of production most obviously involving an interface with ecology. But this is not just farming heritage. The peelers, or the police, representing the violence of the state undergirding relations of power, conflict, and exploitation. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/...

Authentic. Transparent. Fools for Christ's sake. Bless the World.

Let’s talk about recognizing and dealing with narcissistic abuse in a toxic, dysfunctional family environment. Whether you are experiencing it, learning about it, surviving it or attempting to heal from it, you’ve come to the right place. I am a Survivor of Narcissistic Abuse. I grew up with an emotionally abusive narcissistic mother. I’ve created this podcast with the intention of letting other narcissistic abuse victims out there know that you are not alone! You didn’t imagine it! What happened to you is absolutely a form of abuse and no, it’s not your fault! I hope by sharing my ...

Jess and Jen, married and homesteading. Like most of the listeners we are black sheep in many different ways. Not ones to follow the collective mindset or herd mentality. We will be discussing anything we want from psychedelics, the LGBTQ agenda, the matrix, regenerative farming, homesteading, the plandemic, healing/spirituality, parenting and anything else we fucking feel like. We might even bring on some wicked people we know to discuss and debate. Triggered easily? Move the fuck on, this isn’t for you.

Hosted by 2 United States Military Veterans, The Black Sheep Narrative brings on guests to dive deeper into entrepreneurship, leadership, health and fitness as well as overcoming adversity.

FAAAALA, Rapaziada. Beleza?Chegando no ar o nosso PodCast. Aqui é igual a Internet. A gente vai falar de TUDO, mesmo sem saber DE NADA! kkkkSem Frescura, Sem Censura, mas com muito censo de humor e risada liberada!!!

What the hell is happening to us? Did the pandemic fry our brains? Skynet? Black Sheep | White Sheep dissects current events, culture, a smidge of politics, and the media. Trigger warning. Very Unpopular Podcast

Summary:Being the Black Sheep is a bold, unapologetic podcast hosted by Janine Stella—self-proclaimed misfit and truth-teller—created for those who’ve always felt like outsiders. It’s a space for fellow black sheep to share the wild, awkward, and unfiltered stories that come from living life on your own terms. With humor, heart, and a little swagger, Janine dives into family drama, questionable choices, and what it really means to embrace your “difficult” personality. Featuring real stories and expert insights, this show is for anyone who’s ever felt misunderstood. If you've been...

Stories of family dysfunction, boundary-setters, and important stories they never wanted you to tell.

We’re Not Sheep is the podcast where my wife and I keep it real, cutting through the social media noise and the pressure to keep up with the Joneses. It’s just us, raw and unfiltered, diving into life, family, and staying true to yourself. No fluff, just straight-up truth. Tune in if you’re ready to ditch the nonsense and live authentically.

The Catholic Church has long been featured in headlines regarding sexual abuse. Now, a Catholic priest gives the full inside scoop. Joseph Copperson, nonpracticing priest for an American Catholic parish, writes this memoir detailing decades of clerical abuse throughout the Catholic Church. Becoming ordained during the 1960s and the major cultural upheavals of the Vietnam war and the sexual revolution, Copperson’s experience winds from rigorous theological training in Europe to the ongoing, worldwide changes wrought by the Second Vatican Council.

The Ministry of the Counting Sheep is a six-episode sleeping podcast series created by six artists from around Victoria: Regan Shrumm, Alex Chen, Monster Boy, Matt Howells, Keira Ash, and Aliya Amor. Published by Integrate Art Society, a non-profit arts society focused on strengthening the arts community in Victoria, BC.

Started in 2005, a rambling podcast originally created to explore the concept of podcasting & personal audio blogging. Already an experienced podcaster by 2005, Scott Alan Miller starts a podcast without a purpose to explore the media while starting to teach a New Media class. Twenty years later, the podcast is live again exploring new ground. Find more of Scott in his daily vlog: youtube.com/@scottalanmillervlog buymeacoffee.com/scottalanmiller

Insta: @podcast.holy.sheep Drei Kinder, zwei Erwachsene, ein Abenteuer! Wir wandern aus und ziehen vom Prenzlauer Berg bis ans Ende der Welt. Nach Neuseeland – ins Heimatland meines Mannes. Einen großen Teil der Reise legen wir auf dem Landweg zurück. In Staffel 1 könnt Ihr uns beim Abschied aus Deutschland begleiten. In Staffel 2 reisen wir 6000 Kilometer auf dem Landweg Richtung Neuseeland. Vier Monate mit dem Rucksack durch Ungarn, Rumänien, Bulgarien, Griechenland und die Türkei. Ab Staffel 3 senden wir aus Neuseeland. Neu: unsere Interviews mit Reisenden und Auswanderern. Es gibt...

An ordinary man is suddenly pressed by the Holy Spirit. To create a detailed podcast of all the Supernatural encounters over his lifetime... and up to the present. The Podcast itself being the most recent experience. Come discover a world all around you, you never knew existed. Tune-in as we view the current world through the lens of scripture. No, "Peter and The Wolf" type Bible Story's here. You will get real world applications based in scripture, and on the sound doctrine of Scripture. It's gonna be a supernatural good time...