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Welcome to Finally, The Meaning of Life – the comedy podcast where humour meets life’s biggest (and weirdest) questions. Each episode, we explore the meaning of life through absurd hypotheticals, hilarious debates, and philosophical banter. From “Should you be allowed to recline your seat on a plane?” to “Can You Drown in the Fountain of Youth?”, no existential or everyday question is too silly or too deep. 🎙️ Comedy meets philosophy. 🧠 Funny takes on deep thoughts. 😂 Smart humour for curious minds. Perfect for fans of funny podcasts, absurd questions, stoner thoughts, ...

What happens when deeply experienced agilists get together and share a virtual coffee each week? Find out here! The Coffee Club explores the many edges of agility, the mindsets of successful agile organizations, and the personal connections change agents need to have to their work. This show is different than our others. It's where we let go of structure, focus on meaning, and explore whatever is of interest to us in the moment. Anchored by SAFe Fellows Mark Richards, Eric Willeke, and Rebecca Davis, this show also features a rotating cast of characters drawn from our favorite coaches and ...

UK truckers for truckers and about truck drivers. We discuss up-to-date topics and general truckers lives the good and crap. Every month we will post a new subject for the next episode and we want your thoughts and feedback to be part of the show/podcast.

Fullness of Time is a Christian podcast that explores how God’s perfect timing weaves through Scripture, history, and our everyday lives. Each episode uncovers how God's plan unfolds—not in our rush, but in His rhythm. From biblical prophecies fulfilled to the quiet moments of personal transformation, we reflect on the beauty of waiting, the power of divine purpose, and the hope found in trusting God's timing. Whether you're in a season of waiting, wondering, or walking in answered prayer, this podcast invites you to see the bigger picture—one that only becomes clear in the fullness of ...