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Agnes von Witzleben self-declared cosmopolitan globalist, opportunistic archivist, and trespasser in other people's mythologies hosts a series of psycho-geographic footnotes, guided dérives, and GPS Audio Tours

Footnotes is a Portland Monthly podcast hosted by digital editor Gabriel Granillo. Every Friday we break down some of our stories published online at pdxmonthly.com and in print with the Portland Monthly writers, contributors, and editors who crafted them.

A podcast where you talk about your french best friend. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The news can be a lot sometimes. There’s so much to read and learn about, and with the internet and social media there’s pressure to be locked into everything that’s going on, all the time, and it can be incredibly daunting to know where to start. The answer, is not here, Here, we cover the stories of the trivial, the frivolous, and the inconsequential. From celebrity slip ups, to award show crushers, to mysterious egg disappearances, these stories certainly can’t be considered hard journalism. But boy, are they still interested to yap about.

A History Podcast focusing on forgotten moments, people on the wrong side, and those who lost.

Footnotes: The Cicerone Podcast is a podcast to inspire you about outdoor travel and activities in the UK and across the world. As specialists in outdoor travel guidebooks for over 50 years, Cicerone Press has published nearly 400 guidebooks to walking, cycling, trekking, mountaineering and running all over the world. The Cicerone team is based in Kendal, near the Lake District, and we look forward to sharing our love of the outdoors with you. Through conversations with our guidebook authors, team members and other outdoor experts, this podcast offers plenty of inspiration and advice about ...

Pastor Scott Fisher invites listeners to explore meaningful conversations that go beyond the pulpit, delving into contemporary issues through the lens of Scripture. Whether you're a believer seeking spiritual growth or simply curious about the Christian faith, this podcast aims to offer thoughtful insights and inspiration.

Have you ever wondered if you are good enough to read the Bible? Does it feel like you aren't qualified? I grew up in church so I thought I knew how to read it; I didn't! With a few footnotes, I want to share the resources and tips that opened the Bible for me. The word finally started to feel like that "living" word I always hear about. If you follow Christ, you have the Holy Spirit and that means you are qualified to read God's word. If you want to be, this is a great place to dip your toes in the water and see what this whole Jesus thing is all about. I believe that when you read about ...

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A behind the scenes look at what we value and why it matters here at Foothill Church of Glendora, California.

Often obscure and /or forgotten pieces of history brought to you weekly through the travels of FittinginAdventure.com

Interviews with the makers of rad things and their personal Creative Footnotes. What is a footnote? Webster says: a note of reference, explanation, or comment usually placed below the text on a printed page. Footnotes enhance a reader's understanding of the text by giving references and commentary from the creator. There is value as an artist, in understanding your process. So, sit with us and chat about how these cool people make their dream art visions come to life. New Episodes every second and fourth Sunday of each month.Audio- Alec Schneider

A beautiful and compelling family memoir retracing the love story between Sabrin Hasbun's Palestinian father and Italian mother, and the life of her half-Italian, half-Palestinian family from the 1960s to 2020. After the loss of her mother, Sabrin tries to renegotiate her mixed identity and understand her mother's choices which led her from an oppressive childhood in a village in Tuscany to finding love and community activism in Palestine.