Drinking an ambrosial glass of wine, enjoying a beautiful Sunday afternoon, staring at my gorgeous wife, and trading some jovial, yet highly engaging, banter... Our topics of the day include: MOVIE REVIEW: "HOUSE OF DYNAMITE" & THE POWER OF NARRATIVE: INSIDE A DEMOCRACY & A COMMUNIST COUNTRY And smartly, just before the eyes of our listeners glaze over, we wrap it up, promising to return with more fresh & civil discourse later this week... We truly love EMPTY NES...

In this episode: I’m sharing the microhabits and lifestyle changes that have been improving my mindset, mood, and overall lifestyle lately. From small routines to mindset shifts, these are the things that have been helping me feel more grounded, consistent, and like my best self again.This episode is sponsored by: Betterhelp: get 10% off your first month at BetterHelp.com/sundaypod Connect With Me: 🔗 codes and links are here 🎥 subscribe to my youtube channel 📷  follow me on IG

Daniel Finkelstein is an award-winning political commentator and journalist.  He’s a Times columnist, and author of his 2023 memoir, Hitler, Stalin, Mum and Dad. Previously he was a politician and political advisor to John Major and William Hague. He was appointed to the House of Lords as a life peer in 2013.  He talks to Charlotte Metcalf about his book and his parents – his mother was sent to Bergen-Belsen, his father to a Siberian gulag – and shares his views on politics, Israel,

In August 2025, Port Adelaide star Travis Boak called time on his 19-year AFL career. Known for his commitment to the game and strong mental focus over a record 387 games with the club, he's now sharing his life lessons from two decades of high performance in the new book 'The Power Within'. In this episode, Travis discusses how, while his father's death fuelled his success mindset, it was ultimately exhausting and broke him down. He also explores how mindfulness and self-acceptance helped him

On September 17, 2025, Manya Marcus spoke with Raphael Herbst, a senior paramedic with Magen David Adom (MDA) and head of its Emotional Resilience Program, at the offices of American Friends of Magen David Adom in New York City.Raphael discusses MDA’s vital role in Israeli society—from delivering world-class emergency care across the country to leading national responses to crises such as the COVID-19 pandemic, terror attacks, the 12-day war with Iran, and the October 7, 2023 massacre in southern

In this episode of Your B Side, you'll discover that Zack once dreamed of becoming a chef before trading MasterChef auditions for fitness challenges and travel adventures. Between his love for golf, home-cooked dinners, and a soft spot for indie rock and Brooklyn Nine-Nine, he serves up stories full of humor, flavor, and wanderlust. Support the show Listen to all the episodes, rate and review us wherever you listen to your podcasts! -- Écoute tous les épisodes, laisse nous une note et un comm...

Episode Summary: In this enlightening episode, we sit down with Steve McNamara, an experienced coach and personal development advocate from the Northern Rivers of Australia. Steve shares his compelling journey from a successful career in the mining industry to a fulfilling life centered around personal growth, spirituality, and empowering others. Join us as we explore the pivotal moments that shaped his path, the transformative power of breath work, and the importance of investing in oneself.Key

Maya sits down with Jerry Slaff, a playwright and and a writer who stutters, for a conversation about voice, craft, and the lifelong arc from fear to freedom. Jerry first reached out to Proud Stutter back in December 2021, writing, “once a stutterer, always a stutterer… if people don’t like my speech, that’s their problem.” We revisit that email and trace how age, practice, and community reshaped his relationship to speaking, onstage, at work, and in everyday life.Jerry reflects on building a career

⭐️As promised, here are a few of my songs to coincide with episode 100. I hope you like these. Some of them have never been heard before.The songs are1. Midnight2. Where are you now3. We'll meet again4. Shoulder to cry on5. Someday Soon6. The Terror CellarThese acoustic versions are VERY RAW and will contain some coughs and noises as I have bit of a cold, but it's just meant to be an example.👻If you’re brave enough to keep listening, make sure to follow & rate The Terror Cellar wherever you get

🕯️Day 25 of 31 Nights of Fright! Tonight in The Terror Cellar, we revisit Salem’s Lot (1979)  the chilling Stephen King vampire classic that redefined small-town horror. Directed by Tobe Hooper, this haunting tale follows writer Ben Mears as he returns to his hometown, only to discover a dark evil spreading through the streets. With its eerie atmosphere, gothic tension, and one of the most terrifying vampires in film history, Salem’s Lot remains a must-watch horror masterpiece that still keeps

“When you do find the tribe and the right help, boy does it open up doors!” Marine Corps veteran, Ms. Sarah George, joins us in our virtual studio and tells us about her two attempts at boot camp, being part of the initial push of the Iraq War, some of the personal difficulties that ultimately led her to leave the Corps, and the ups and downs of life afterwards that finally led her to helping others as a therapist. In the Free Fire Area, Roger both inspires us and beclowns himself with his ...

This week Bec and Karen are back in full flow, discussing Funerals, Heavenly Birthdays and how they cope with everyday issues on their grief journey. Expect honest emotional chat with a few giggles along the way.So, grab yourself a cuppa, find a comfortable spot and we can journey through grief together. Follow us on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/room_to_grieve/ Join our Facebook group here https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61550631693157 RSS Hosted on Podbean

This MBM conversation is with Nadira Khatun, author of the book ‘Postcolonial Bollywood and Muslim Identity: Production, Representation, and Reception’. Through this book, Nadira traces the representation of Muslim characters within Hindi cinema in post-partition India, and how the socio-political and economic factors have contributed to varied representations across decades.We discuss the influence of Bollywood on our own personal upbringings, how cinematic representations contributed to the

The Stoop: A Food Culture Show honors Breast Cancer Awareness Month with hosts Chef Michele Wilson and Chef Verde — blending food, culture, and powerful conversations that nourish both body and soul.#TheStoop #ChefMichele #ChefVerde #BreastCancerAwarenessMonth #CultureMixRadio #ComeSpendTheWeekendWithUs #TheCultureMixStudios #FoodCulture #WomenInCulinary #RVA #SupportTheCause #PinkOctober #AwarenessMatters

Meet Sean Kanan. Emmy Award-winning actor, producer, screenwriter, and award-winning / bestselling author. Sean Kanan has captivated audiences for over three decades. From his breakout role in The Karate Kid Part III to Emmy-award winning projects like Studio City, and Netflix appearances on shows like Cobra Kai, to his bestselling motivational books, and a global presence as a TEDx Speaker and coach, Sean continues to inspire on screen and beyond. In this episode we talk about relationships in

Erica and Erin dig into the viral #maincharacterenergy phenomenon, weighing its appeal, its dark side, and what it really means to claim agency in your own life. Together, they ask the question that underlies it all: just who decides who gets to be the main character anyway? Reviews help, but your weird, wild, or painfully familiar cliches are the real gold. Share them via our hotline: 719-819-2175 Links & resources Narcissism and Agency https://doi.org/10.1177/216770261772553...

From Buffy to Frank-N-Furter, from Catwoman’s latex whip to Jennifer’s man-eating smirk — these are the characters who made horror and sci-fi deliciously queer. In this three-hour HOT AIR Halloween special, host Joshua MacLean dives fang-first into the top ten horror, thriller, and sci-fi icons that shaped queer culture forever.Why do these characters speak to us so deeply? Maybe it’s the camp, maybe it’s the chaos, or maybe it’s the fact that every final girl and misunderstood monster has a little

Cat & Gina sit on the deck in Pittsburgh in July and chat about converting diesel buses to veggie oil, autonomous boat house community on the Mississippi, rescuing a famous painting from flood water, driving through a hurricane, controversial dog stories, working on the movies, boat robberies, intentional living on farmland, house painting, tour, and the hindsight to look back and see the special-ness of it all. Intro by Nature Boys Outro by Come Holy Spirit

You know those moments where you have an epiphany-type of thought? That’s where this episode stemmed from — a random thought that popped into my mind, one that I took days to reflect on and dig further into. One that has stuck with me since I had it: the difference between chasing and pursuing. In this episode, I talk about the difference between them — and it’s far more simple than you may think. Not only that, but how we’ve lost the plot of pursuit and the importance of it when it comes to ...

Welcome back to You're So Right! Rachael and Caitlin are here and diving into all of your friendly and cozy ghost stories - we promise, nothing scary allowed! Before they join their new besties in the astral plane, Rachael and Caitlin talk about puking kids (apologies in advance), forcing your kids into bad Halloween costumes so you can be the slutty star (lowkey we love), Rachaels recent trip to Boston to be on a super fun podcast, and Caitlin share a little bit about how therapy speak led to her