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How To Be...you! A weekly podcast dedicated to conversation designed to empower you to be you. The most authentic version. Each week I sit down with guests from all walks of life that I believe live an authentic version of themselves. Life is too short to be anything but yourself, I'm here to show you how.Expect mindset, self growth, encouragement and some insanely good guests. Welcome to How To Be. If you are enjoying the show, please subscribe and leave a rating. Oh and don't forget to share with friends! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

A podcast created by an occupational therapy student as a way to disseminate information to those impacted by PD and for the professionals working to help beat the disease!

Bring Me More Wine Please is a podcast about Love, Life, and Relationships. We'd like to think that everything in life is simple - you know, either black or white. But it's not. No two people will ever experience life the same way, no matter how similar they may appear. I've come to accept that my views on love, life, and relationships are just that - my own, gleaned from my own experiences and boy have I had plenty. I can't guarantee you'll always agree with me. However, I promise to always take you on an entertainingly interesting ride.

3 opinionated morons Ashley Albert, Chloe Cole, and Katie Marovitch share their unqualified analysis of reality shows they’ve never seen…until now

Adventures Beyond the Coop is a podcast for the renegades, the revolutionaries, and the romantics. For the people who like to get out of their comfort zones, to challenge the status quo, and most of all, to live wildly. Chloe Barlow interviews USC students and alumni who have embarked on incredible adventures to hear about their journey, and the lessons they learned. Each week, listeners are reminded: sometimes you have to get lost to find yourself. Check back every Friday for new episodes. Adventures Beyond the Coop is hosted and edited by Chloe Barlow and produced by Connor Bird. Music: "Bad...

A platform dedicated to building the next generation of energy leaders. Energy Terminal seeks to build connections between energy experts and the next generation of energy leaders through conversations focused on career paths and advice. Each episode, we'll bring on an expert in the industry to talk about their career, where they think the industry is heading, and what advice they have for those just getting started. Energy Terminal is sponsored by Energy Dialogues.

Down With My Demons is a podcast for people who are ready to stop spiritually bypassing, turn toward their pain, and build a more honest relationship with themselves. Together, we explore shadow work: all the parts of us we’ve hidden, exiled, or learned to be ashamed of. Through storytelling, depth psychology, trauma-informed insight, and intimate conversations with guests, we look at the raw, uncomfortable material of being human: grief, rage, desire, shame, longing, burnout, and everything in between.This is a space where:No parts are bad parts – every emotion and pattern is seen as ...

A podcast where brother and sister duo Jiles & Chloe speak, laugh, and bicker about whatever they want. Born of an inside joke, and a mother's demand that we turn our shenanigans into a podcast: these episodes are guaranteed to make you chuckle. (Disclaimer: If you are here for fruit, you will be disappointed) Happy listening!

A podcast with short episodes that discuss cyber crime cases, security problems, and infamous malware. I make my episodes quick and easy to understand so you get the story without the filler and too much technical jargon. Links to all my sources on my pastebin https://pastebin.com/u/BiteSizedCyberCrime

Chloe and Rachel dive into the badass world of permanent makeup and beauty services. Just two girls living in the brow industry and talking about beauty, brows, and more.

Listen to Confessions of a Debut Novelist, hosted by author Chloe Timms, to hear from new and up-and-coming writers about their debut novel. We talk writing journeys, tips and advice and what it's like to be new to the world of publishing. Each episode features a writer about to have their debut novel published, covering adult, YA and children's in a range of genres. We'll hear about rejections and setbacks, how writers signed with their agent and whether their book deal was with an indie publisher or one of the big houses. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

What do you get when you mix a six-year-old with a global crisis? If you twirl around and click your heels three times while chanting "there's no place like home", you get a punny joke book! Tired of listening to the same boring books? Want to hear something funny and learn how to tell your own jokes? Then you've come to the right place! Listen to laugh-out-loud jokes in part one and learn my secret joke formula in part two. Learning how to tell your own jokes sparks creativity and creates endless hours of fun.

Una tarde de otoño en la Ciudad de México, Luisa, de diecisiete años, no regresa a casa. En su lugar, aborda un camión a la costa del Pacífico con Tomás, un muchacho al que apenas conoce. Él parece representar todo lo que le falta a su vida: temeridad, impulso e independencia. Y Tomás también puede ayudarla a satisfacer una extraña obsesión: encontrar a la compañía de enanos ucranianos. Según los reportes del periódico, los enanos escaparon recientemente de un circo soviético durante una gira por México.

If Dr. Hope Hernandez were any more exhausted, she'd be the one on the gurney. Her drive for perfection leaves her scrambling to juggle an insane ER schedule, studying for boards, and her boyfriend—whoops! Ex-boyfriend. Hope buries her pain in work. The truth is she’d get more affection from a dog, with less risk to her heart. The second she sees the forlorn, retired military K9, Hope falls hard: He's sad and alone, just like her. They head to Colorado, aiming for a fresh start. Yet when a scorching hot veteran shows up to lay claim to her dog, he disrupts her careful plan.

In this Printed Words anthology, the lines merge between crime and horror, fiction and poetry. So, you’ll be kept guessing whether the villain is human or monster. Sometimes, the worst monsters are those who pass as human.

Introducing a new board book series, adapted for audio, that's filled with fun facts and which invites young listeners into the exciting world of bird-watching. From the purple finch to the Indigo bunting, kids will explore some of the most popular migrating birds nature has to offer while...

Introducing a new board book series, adapted for audio, that's filled with fun facts and which invites young listeners into the exciting world of bird-watching. From two red-bellied woodpeckers to eight northern mockingbirds, kids will explore some of the most popular backyard birds nature has...

Three dramatic true stories, this is investigative journalism at its very best. In these three gripping series, prominent journalists investigate fascinating human stories, shining a light on history and politics and deepening our understanding of the word we live in.

Take Care prioritises Black women and their experiences and encourages them to take care of themselves in order to bring their best self into the world. A space for Black women to cultivate their joy is truly a necessity at a time when Black lives are at the forefront of discussions online and in the media, and Take Care is the audiobook to ensure that. Chloe Pierre, founder of thy.self, the brand making self-care inclusive, wants to inspire Black women to take time to care for themselves.

In 1989, the literary world was rocked by an unprecedented event: Ayatollah Khomeini, the leader of Revolutionary Iran, issued a fatwa against Salman Rushdie, the author of The Satanic Verses. Rushdie's book was considered by many Muslims to be blasphemy for its depiction of Mohammed, and Khomeini had just ordered Rushdie's death. The book was banned in several countries and led to attacks against those involved in its publication. Hanif Kureishi called the fatwa 'one of the most significant events in post-war literary history'.