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A podcast by the Gender Dysphoria Alliance. Join us for a compassionate yet heterodox approach to the question of trans.

Transparency with T is discuss everything in life,love and in between !This podcast is going to be open, honest , and real transparent! So buckle up and enjoy the ride.

A place for female growth seekers to transform the relationship they have with themselves by releasing self-sabotaging beliefs and negative self-talk. My goal is to help you embrace and embody your full greatness - both personally and professionally. To be empowered to reframe the narrative, rewrite the story, and move from stuck to successful in all ways, always.

parents of trans kids talking transparently about life, news & parenting. Hosted by Cody Conner, Melissa Lukeson and Thea Ross. Produced in partnership with The Calos Coalition, a 501(c)3 registered in the state of Virginia. Head to https://www.talkingtransparency.com to learn more and listen to all of our published episodes or visit and subscribe via our Patreon to help support the program! https://www.patreon.com/TalkingTransparency

Chelsea is on a mission to bring levity to the spiritual space while discussing all the taboo topics they forgot to tell us about being a grown up, when we were growing up. A natural born psychic and healer who works fully in the light and wants to make spirituality less "woo" and more relatable. 

Just sharing my experiences in the journey called life, the good, bad and everything in between.

Transparency has long been a rare commodity in international affairs. But today, the forces of technology are ushering in a new age of openness that would have been unthinkable just a few decades ago. Governments, journalists, and nongovernmental organizations (NGOs) can now harness a flood of open-source information, drawn from commercial surveillance satellites, drones, smartphones, and computers, to reveal hidden activities in contested areas - from Ukraine to Syria to the South China Sea.

In All Transparency with Crashona Rachelle is a space for unfiltered stories, healing laughs, and real conversations about faith, growth, and the cost of becoming her. Rooted in scripture and life experiences, each episode goes beyond surface-level talks to explore healing, identity, and spiritual strength. Because pretending is exhausting—and truth sets us free.

Do you ever just feel like you're alone in your thoughts, feelings, opinions and experiences? Wish that you had your own personal BFF to get to know, talk to, laugh with, relate to, get advice from even while on the go? Well EyeAmQuai (no typo) so look no further. From life, entertainment, relationships, work, friendships, parenthood, celeb news, current events and so much more, we'll connect weekly to get into it ALL! The good, bad, ugly, and indifferent. Real, raw, open & honest vibes guaranteed! If "open book" and "no filter" had a baby, it would be me. LOL. EyeAmQuai….Queen of ...

If you have ever been told "you work too much or "you think too much" I might tell you that you don't work or think enough. Everyone relentlessly pursues something. This podcast explores things in our lives that we are relentless about, that we want to be excellent at - and that usually stems from hitting rock bottom. What is it for you? New episodes on Thursdays 12:30 EST

"Plane Rides and Presidential Transparency" is from the August 28, 2016 Business section of The New York Times. It was written by Jim Rutenberg and narrated by Keith Sellon-Wright.

Welcome to Transparency Talk with Nikkia Preval - where we strip away the filters and get real about relationships, life, and everything in between.Your host Nikkia brings raw honesty and authentic conversations to topics most people shy away from. From marriage and dating to personal growth and life's messiest moments, we're here to talk about it all.Each episode delivers unfiltered discussions, practical advice, and real stories that'll make you think, grow, and maybe even change how you see relationships. No sugar coating, no perfect endings - just real talk for real people trying to ...

"U.N. Panel’s Call for Transparency Highlights Limits of Oversight" is from the March 29, 2016, World section of The New York Times. It was written by Somini Sengupta and narrated by Kristi Burns.

This podcast exists to support adoptees on their journey of self-discovery by creating a judgment free and safe space to peel back the layers of our collective experiences. Join host, Bethany Fraser, as she uncovers the raw, unfiltered truths of the complicated, layered and unique experiences that adoptees face. Dedicated to the truth, building trust, and operating from transparency, Bethany is guided by the power of community, and committed to finding and sharing the tools and resources that are available to support the healing journey for adoptees. The tools she actively uses in her own ...