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Welcome to Middle Ground Books: After Hours. We’re Lance, Megan, and Debra, and after a long day at our bookstore in Emporia, Kansas, this is where we kick back, grab a few drinks, and talk about everything from books and life to the wild corners of the Nerdosphere. Every topic is fair game and every drink is welcome. We try to keep things family friendly if the drinks allow it. This is our space to unwind, laugh, and connect with each other and the community we love.Come by the shop, say hi, and tell us what’s on your mind. Who knows, maybe it will end up in an episode. And as always, we...

The Middle Ground is where nuanced thinking finds a home in our polarized world. The host tries to offer thoughtful monologues that explore life's complexities without the noise of extreme viewpoints. Drawing from global perspectives, each episode examines topics that matter to working people everywhere, from identity and family to work and community. With a calm, research-backed approach, this podcast creates space for listeners seeking balanced perspectives. Join us as we navigate between ideological extremes to uncover wisdom in the areas where most of us actually live: the rational middle.

Brave Middle Ground dives into the heart of personal and societal disconnection, sparking bold conversations that bridge isolation and foster authentic community. In a world pulling us apart, this podcast seeks to inspire connection, understanding, and a shared path forward—one story, one conversation at a time.

In this opening episode of The Middle Ground, Sarah and Marcus break down what mediation really is, beyond the myths and misconceptions. They share personal insights from their work, what mediation means to them, and how we can support someone going through conflict.

This is the Middle Ground Podcast. The mission of the podcast is to engage in the middle ground of politics. We cover Middle Tennessee politics from the geographic center of Tennessee. Recorded in Murfreesboro, TN.

In this bi-weekly podcast, Jo Johnson, a 31 year old entrepreneur turned content creator and, Caroline Stelte, a 24 year old autodidact just trying to figure it out, take you behind the scenes of their unlikely millennial vs gen z friendship. Join them as they offer an inside look into their careers, relationships, bizarre mindsets, and their ever evolving goal of making life one big party.

Authentic conversations. Eternal impact. Welcome to the Harmonize Podcast.

Your church can do prison ministry. And yes, we can help you start. Join your hosts Phil Merten and Mark Wenzel of Institutional Ministries and Ruth Jefferson of Voice of the Middle Ground as they connect with you biweekly, walk through with you some examples of what prison ministry looks like in practice, offer encouragement to those who are learning to live free after incarceration and their families, and remind us of the grace, forgiveness, and love of God gives us all.