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Tell me about... the podcast is a dive into the world of branching out and setting up for yourself. Taking the years of knowledge, success and mistakes from Paul (i.e. my Dad) and chatting through the process whilst keeping the information understandable and transferable to your own situation. Along the way we'll chat about past experiences, personal anecdotes and make the nitty gritty of business fun and approachable. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Hey there! We’re Christie and Beth, and we’re sisters. Join us and our amazing guests as we share stories of inspiration, epic failure, personal triumph, and everything in between. We believe our life experiences—good and bad —can make us stronger, happier, more resilient humans. We’ll also be offering tons of helpful insight on how to get past the bad stuff, to create all the good stuff.The first full-length episode of our weekly podcast will be released on April 7, 2022. Stay Tuned!

Get fitter, stronger, and smarter with the team from CrossFit gym, Asphodel Fitness. Sam and Beth break down what’s coming up in your training, share tips to help you smash your workouts, and attempt to perfect their top-tier banter along the way. Whether you’re new to CrossFit, chasing a PR, or just trying to understand the madness behind the programming, this should help. ...We hope.It’s like hanging out on the gym floor – but without the stench of sweaty knee-sleeves. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

At the edge of collapse—and creation—two unlikely co-conspirators invite you into a radically honest conversation about the future. This isn’t just another tech or self-help podcast. It’s a story-driven exploration of who we are, what we value, and how we might reimagine the world when the systems around us stop serving us. We blend personal storytelling, cultural critique, and deep inquiry into what it means to be human in an age of AI, uncertainty, and transformation. We’re asking better questions—together. Because the world is changing fast, but maybe that’s precisely what we ...