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On this episode of You Seem Exceptional, Oliver and Jeb have a dynamic conversation with Eric Wilcots, the Dean of UW-Madison's College of Letters & Sciences and its 25,000+ students. On one hand, they discuss where Wilcots' interest in astronomy originates, what he misses about teaching, and technical advancements in the field of Astronomy. To the point of discussing being the Dean, they discuss how the University got ahead of itself with enrollment growth, Dean Wilcots' involvement

In this episode, Jazmin gets real about the emotional ups and downs of med school life. She shares how her med school family has been her anchor through the chaos, the late nights, and the self-doubt. As she gears up for her first board exam, Jazmin reminds us that sometimes you have to break down before you boss up. Tune in now for your weekly Dose!!! ************ Make sure you’re following your girls on IG @apotentdoseof3, and @lindathefnp Please don’t forget to rate, comment and sub...

🕯️Day 26 of 31 Nights of Fright! Tonight in The Terror Cellar, we uncover the chilling case of The Indianapolis Poltergeist, also known as The Beck Family Haunting. In March 1962, a quiet home on North Delaware Street became the epicenter of terrifying supernatural activity, objects levitated, strange knocks echoed through the night, and unseen forces tormented an ordinary American family. This real-life poltergeist case remains one of the most haunting paranormal mysteries in U.S. history.👻If

The first part of my interview with Steve Joybringer - played by Federation (1981)Graham Hawke, David Bray, Al Nance, Jon Hooper, Steve Treadwell, Sally Rowe.

Hollie McNish has been writing poems about – as she puts it – ‘anything and everything’ since she was seven years old. Her work now reaches audiences of millions, through her books, performances and short videos, making her one of the UK’s most widely shared poets. In 2017 she won the Ted Hughes Award for her book Nobody Told Me, a collection of poetry and diary entries that she kept from the moment she discovered she was pregnant until her daughter was three. She has published six other

Mom and Me unpack what MAGA means today and rate the administration on core promises, debate the economy and freedom of speech, and reflect on how conservative media has shifted the conversation.We also cheer for the New York Giants and their young QB’s autonomy, share vintage shopping and Halloween nostalgia, and celebrate Elon Musk’s Grok Imagine AI for animating old family photos.

In today’s episode of Reddit Stories Podcast, a wild Karen completely loses it. You won’t believe how this one ends! Sit back, relax, and enjoy this binge-worthy Reddit Stories Podcast, featuring Karen freakouts, entitled people stories, and pro revenge tales.🎧 Listen to More Reddit Stories Podcast Episodes Here:👉 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/5ZVzMm0Pr3bwlM26VuVv8J👉 Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/mr-redder/id1516821033📌 **Every episode dives into trending Reddit

Send us a text We're resharing one of our all-time most-popular episodes all about Tales from the Crypt with our friend and superfan, Benny. In this version, you'll hear the original episode followed by the patron-only bonus episode tagged on at the end. Join us all spooky season long! Leave us a glowing review wherever you listen to podcasts, and connect with Generation In-Between: A Xennial Podcast at all the places below: Patreon TikTok Instagram Facebook Email us at generationinbetwe...

Welcome to In This Shit Together. I'm Brooke and this is a space for honesty, connection, and remembering that we don't have to carry our stories alone. In this episode I share how discovering I am a Manifestor and emotional authority changed my life for the better. It helped me make sense of old patterns, let go of people-pleasing, and gave me the ability to regain my power. I also open up about how human design changed my perspective and my approach to relationships, parenting, and running a

This week, we sit down with Melissa Proctor, who went from "Queen of the Court" to CMO of the Atlanta Hawks. She shares the real truths behind leadership, motherhood, and maintaining work-life harmony.With humor, honesty, and heart, Melissa reminds us that success isn’t about the title, it’s about your why. Also, we take our first KIPS road trip to learn all about Pravida Health.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

What if your orientation did a plot twist mid-life? After 20 years of dating women, a long marriage, and the whole postpartum identity tornado — I start noticing men. Not every man. Not a straight-backflip romance. Just a new, confusing, delicious pull I didn’t expect. Follow @unicornsdoexistpod This episode is me, unfiltered: about sex after motherhood, the shame and freedom of changing desire, and how attraction and abundance both want you to show up differently. It’s taboo, tender, hilarious,

Sunday’s midterm elections in Argentina were a referendum on Milei’s past two years in office. His unconventional approach appears to be working. What does this mean for future of Argentina’s economy, as well as relations with the US, Israel and even the UK? Join us as we take a deep dive into the results and the big picture. This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit transported.substack.com/subscribe

Baby Boomer and the things we could do before Age 10 That we Senior Baby Boomers Would never think of doing now. (Audio)The 1960s were a time of great change and experimentation, especially for us kids. It was an era defined by cultural shifts, rebellious spirits, and a sense of freedom that encouraged kids to explore life unrestricted. So, sit back and listen to the way we Baby Boomers were as kids Follow us on: YouTube, Spotify, IHeart Radio, Amazon Music, Podbean, PlayerFM, Podchaser, Samsung,

Building Community Through Connection with Bruce StarrGuest: Bruce Starr | Host: Julie RigaJoin Julie Riga as she sits down with Bruce Starr, an internationally recognized relationship coach with over 40 years of experience, speaker, and youth advocate. Bruce shares his passion for supporting foster youth through We Save Teens, his upcoming Body and Soul Expo, and his book "Her Teen Love Coach" - a guide helping teenagers navigate growing up.Discover how Bruce is creating community through wellness

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Fr. Ralph and co-host Zach Zywiec bring you the life and times of Notre Dame's oldest and most storied residence hall, St. Edward's. Coming to you from Notre Dame's North Dining Hall, listen to the Stedsmen as they eat the most important meal of the day.

Send us a text The Parallel Four Book Two Chapter Nineteen Step behind the polished boots and perfect drill of the Queen’s Birthday Parade, Berlin 1979 in this unforgettable chapter of The Parallel Four. 🇬🇧✨ Discover what really went on behind the pomp — the sweat, laughter, fainting soldiers, and the proud eyes of the women waiting in the stands. From parade square precision to romantic reunions and chaos back in married quarters, this episode reveals the real life of soldiers, wives, and

What if you could go back and tell your younger self the one thing that would've changed everything?Here's what nobody tells you: that feeling you have right now—good or bad—it's not permanent. The people in your life? Some are here for a reason, some for a season, and some for a lifetime. And that "perfect path" you think everyone else is on? It doesn't exist. We break down the permanence illusion (why we cling to feelings way longer than we should), how to stop chasing people who aren't

In this episode of Cafe con Pam, Pam chats with Megan Brown-Enyia, founder of ADHD at Work, about her journey to discovering her ADHD as an adult—and the impact it had on her life and career.Megan shares what it was like growing up in a super diverse Rhode Island neighborhood, the complicated feelings that came with her late diagnosis, and why there’s still so much stigma around mental health in Black and Brown communities.From navigating work and getting (or not getting) diagnosed, to figuring out