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an advocacy for animals rights, for rights of people who are elderly, disabled (including those with mental illness), for G.L.B.T. (and their families) rights, & to inform about what's going on politically & economically locally, nationally, and world wide.

For fans of the Gothic Wonderland, the Duke Basketball Roundup is your best source for analysis of the Duke Blue Devils anywhere on the internet since 2014!

Welcome to the show for the Big-Hearted! Author, speaker, and coach Gia Duke is on a mission to brighten the world through creating more love, compassion, and understanding. In Get Your Heart On, she brings her down-to-earth, coffee-with-your-BFF style to a fun mix of story, conversation, how-tos, and quick tips to ignite inspired action, and shares intimate conversations with incredible people from all walks of life who are making a difference in their own way. If you’re looking for passion, inspiration, and feel-good vibes in a freestyle format with a whole lotta zip, this show is for you!...

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Learn how to build an online business without sacrificing your money, your sanity or your reputation. Join Adam Dukes, a Dadpreneur, author and horrendous fantasy football player. This podcast is for Dads who are small business owners, entrepreneurs, course creators, digital marketers, coaches or have a desire to become an entrepreneur. We'll cover everything from marketing, mindset hacks, social media, productivity secrets, email marketing and living your absolute best life. Expect short, funny, mildly entertaining, and extremely actionable episodes that you can apply today and see ...

Hi! Welcome to Bipolar Bicoastal, a show featuring Anna and Maria, twins keeping in touch while navigating their bipolar lives.

We have everything you need to follow the premier program in college basketball - daily updates from Coach Scheyer, postgame press conferences, game recaps and weekly visits with the head coach throughout the season.

The Leading Voices in Food podcast series features real people, scientists, farmers, policy experts and world leaders all working to improve our food system and food policy. You'll learn about issues across the food system spectrum such as food insecurity, obesity, agriculture, access and equity, food safety, food defense, and food policy. Produced by the Duke World Food Policy Center at wfpc.sanford.duke.edu.

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Welcome to the house that Nerdledge built ​ There was an idea... a passion project celebrating Nerd Culture with"southern charm". After nights of planning, thinking, throwing around ideas and suggestions... an image began taking shape as the 30&Nerdy Podcast. What started as friends discussing their favorite comics, movies, and games quickly resonated with listeners who appreciated the authentic enthusiasm and unique southern perspective on all things nerdy. The podcast created a welcoming community where being passionate about traditionally "nerdy" interests was celebrated...

The Reconciliation Conversation exists to encourage love, to expose hate, to equip for reconciliation, and to emphasize unity, so that people of every color can know our value together as one. Dr. John Perkins, in his book One Blood, said, “There is only one race — the HUMAN RACE.” We hope to challenge the current system and both senses of privilege as well as entitlement, while honoring every tribe and nation, with special attention to racial disunity in America. We will be interviewing artists and leaders and highlighting resources that help to cultivate for “on Earth as it is in ...

Some people enjoy movies. For others, it’s a way of life. My Celluloid Heart is a weekly podcast filled with deep, passionate, and detailed discussions about the films we love. Combining two movies, over two episodes, with a central theme or topic. Join Phillip and his cousin Chip for the conversations about movies you’d like to have with your own friends.

What does it mean to live a life of significance? How is it defined? What is its choreography? The Duke Life of Significance series is invested in how lives given in service of others form the contours of a significant life. Through the lens of everyday leaders—who come from all sectors, ages, genders, and backgrounds—the Life of Significance series surveys lives whose meaning, success, and gravity is found in the support and service of others. Join us as we listen, learn, and foster practices that equip us to lead lives of significance.

A collection that explores inherited trauma on an individual and communal level, from a National Poetry Series–winning poet who “refus[es] the mind’s limits” (Carol Muske-Dukes) Borderline Fortune is a meditation on intangible family inheritance—of unresolved intergenerational...

Voices in Equity is the official podcast of the Samuel DuBois Cook Center on Social Equity at Duke University. The Cook Center is named after Samuel DuBois Cook, the first tenured Black professor at Duke University who exemplified the pursuit of social justice and equality. With research focuses including social mobility, education, health, wealth, and policy, the Cook Center aims to develop a deep understanding of the causes and consequences of inequality, and develop remedies for these disparities and their adverse effects.

The church needs a new perspective on its responsibility for the deep racial brokenness at the heart of American culture. This book makes a compelling historical and theological case for the church's obligation to provide reparations for the oppression of African Americans. Duke Kwon and Gregory Thompson articulate the church's responsibility for its promotion and preservation of white supremacy throughout history, investigate the Bible's call to repent and make restitution, and offer concrete examples of the work of reparation at the local level.

Louis de Rouvroy, Duke of Saint-Simon (1675-1755) provides the world with unparalleled insight both into the rule of France's Sun King, Louis XIV, and the tantalizing intrigues of the monarch's inner circle. Saint-Simon notes in his Memoirs that it was his love of reading - and of history in particular - that sparked his interest in recording his own observations. The length and breadth of his notes were undoubtedly made the more possible because he kept his writings secret.

Volume I introduces the French history enthusiast to the author's beginnings, the king's unrelenting desire to establish his illegitimate children, his meddling in the lives of his court, and his successes and reverses on the battlefield.

Twenty-one-year-old Skye Willis lives in Eufaula, Alabama, a tourist mecca of stately homes and world-class bass fishing. Skye's grandmother, Verna, insists on being called "Sparrow" because she suspects her ancestors were Muscogee Creek. Skye has no idea what to do with her life. Nor does she know much of anything about her father, who died in Afghanistan when she was a toddler. But when Sparrow sets out to confirm her Creek ancestry through genetic testing, Skye joins in. The results hit like a DNA bomb, launching them both on a path filled with surprises and life-changing events.

Spanning Mary Kathleen's heroic struggles to save her husband and sons from Ireland's 19th century potato famine to young Delaney's own parents' lives in modern Alabama, the characters are vivid and extraordinarily familiar, resonating with listeners long after the final chapter ends. It's an intricate story told through a unique, intimate medium in which each family member becomes as real as your own, narrating in his or her own voice. At the heart of this book lies the truth: each of us tell our version of history a little bit differently.