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Thread by Thread is a podcast that unravels the invisible connections between power, people, and the stories that shape our world. Hosted by Dheeraj Kumar, each episode pulls a new thread — from economic power plays to geopolitical maneuvering and the human impact in between. Join us as we follow the threads that connect global events, everyday lives, and the forces shaping our world, one story at a time. imdkumar.substack.com

Walt Weathers was 35 years young when he was savagely killed while driving through the pines of Big Bear, CA. Along with his life being destroyed, so too were the 93 episodes of a podcast never aired, hosted by Walt and his brother Thread. In the wake of his brother's untimely death, host and activist, Thread "Scooch" Weathers, attempts to rebuild, taking an eye-opening look at the psyche of todays internet culture through the microscopic lens of 'cyber-discussion.' Join Thread and his myriad of medical professionals as they analyze forums and threads covering a wide array of topics.

Green Thread explores the connections between climate, conservation, and the choices shaping our future. Join A&A each week as they unravel big issues, share stories, and spark conversations about how we can all make a difference—one thread at a time.

Join father and son, Doron and Sean Levitan, for weekly conversations on physical wellness and self-growth, where we offer insight and opinions that span generations and ideologies. New episodes launch every Tuesday, followed by a guided meditation on Friday.

Ariadne’s thread is a platform for the critical public discussion, comprehension and reflection of the Russian war with Ukraine. It aims to give voice and space to those who face and/or stand against this war through active protests, volunteering, collecting evidence and data, disseminating information, or through any other form. Ariadne’s thread is intended to fixate thoroughly on the public and scholarly ideas, thoughts, affects, and emotions arising amid and over the horrific Russian invasion of Ukraine. It facilitates an in-depth understanding of the disastrous events of our time and ...

Join Suzy Nethercott-Watson, founder of Two Green Threads, as we explore themes of sustaining individuals, building community and expanding knowledge - the pillars which underpin a resilient and responsive volunteer wildlife care sector. This podcast reflects on the wildlife carers journey, inspiring conversations which join the threads.

Welcome to Tech Threads, where we embark on a rollicking journey through the world of science, technology, gadgets, future tech etc. - no tech degree required! Buckle up for lively conversations, mind-bending anecdotes, and aha moments that'll challenge your perception of science and technology. But fear not! We're here to make even the most complex concepts byte-sized and easily digestible for everyone.Whether you're a tech enthusiast, a curious mind, or simply looking to stay ahead in the tech game, Tech Threads gives you a front-row seat to the past and the future of tech. So grab your ...

Prepare to be captivated, surprised, and enlightened as we shed light on the shadows of the unknown. Whether you're a true crime enthusiast, a fan of the supernatural, or simply curious about the unexplained, our podcast offers something to intrigue and engage everyone. Uncover the secrets that have evaded conventional explanation and ignite your sense of wonder. Are you ready to join us on this enlightening journey?Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/thrilling-threads-conspiracy-theories-strange-phenomena-unsolved-mysteries-etc--5995429/support.

Gene editing technologies have the power to change life as we know it. So why aren’t more people involved in conversations about how we should use it? This was the central question of the Guardian's Gene Gap project. And the key motivation for this new podcast series, which features five different communities around the UK and the conversations they had about a technology that could, one day, allow us to rewrite our DNA