Government And Organizations Podcasts
Real Hope PodcastJoin Now to Follow
Central Assembly of God is located in El Sobrante, CA. We believe in RestoringHope through Jesus Christ.
By RevTim (RevTim.com) Tim Hohm
Key West Literary SeminarJoin Now to Follow
The Key West Literary Seminar has been drawing lovers of literature to our small island in the subtropics for more than a quarter of a century. Our podcast series presents the best of KWLS recorded history- readings, panel discussions, and lectures by some of the world's most illustrious writers- for use by educators, students, and readers worldwide.
By Key West Literary Seminar
KUT WeekendJoin Now to Follow
KUT Weekend brings some of the best reporting of the week from the newsroom at Austin, Texas NPR member station KUT 90.5 FM.
By Nathan Bernier
China Pivots WestJoin Now to Follow
China's relationship with Central Asia and the Middle East is increasingly important in Beijing's foreign policy. Listen in on conversations with scholars, journalists, and other experts about this trending topic.
By Kendrick Kuo
Everyday Feminism PodcastJoin Now to Follow
Learn how to apply feminism to your real life in order to work through issues, stand up for yourself, live your truth, and take collective action. Featuring interviews with feminists from across the movement, we'll explore how to deal with the everyday violence, dominance, and silencing that we experience due to our gender, sexual orientation, race, class, size, and more. From fighting gender policing, ending rape culture, to having healthy relationships, learn concrete practical tips on how to address these issues and more in your life.
By Sandra Kim & Melissa A. Fabello
AA For Troops PodcastJoin Now to Follow
Alcoholics Anonymous® has thousands of members who are serving in the Armed Forces all over the World. Many are stationed in remote locations and cannot get to A.A. meetings. The stateside recordings we provide are intended to say "Thank You for Your Service" and to help isolated A.A. members maintain their sanity and sobriety. Even if you're not in the Military, you're more than welcome to listen. We hope you'll find something that will be helpful to you and perhaps a loved one, friend or colleague. The audio recordings used on these programs, have been made at A.A. meetings all over the U.S.A. The participants share their stories of what life used to be like when they were drinking, what happened in the process of recovery and what life is like now. The views of the participants are their own and do not necessarily reflect the views of Alcoholics Anonymous as a whole. The names of some speakers have been changed and/or omitted to protect their anonymity. The stories are edited to conform with the Alcoholics Anonymous tradition of anonymity and the time constraints of this program.
On the Line—A NOAA Fisheries PodcastJoin Now to Follow
On the Line is a NOAA Fisheries podcast about marine fish and wildlife and their ocean habitats, with stories told by the people who study, manage, and protect these valuable resources on behalf of the American public. Each podcast comes with photos and a short Web feature story. Listen in to find out who's On the Line.
By NOAA Fisheries
First Baptist Church SermonsJoin Now to Follow
Christian Sermons from First Baptist Church, Cornelia, Georgia.
By Eric Spivey
TreeCastJoin Now to Follow
TreeCast is your location to gather all of your 2trees internship information. TreeCast will also provide discussions concerning ministry and culture with many laughs in between.
By 2trees, Inc.
Science at the Shine Dome 2011Join Now to Follow
Population has, for many years, been the “elephant in the room” when we try to offer a scientific analysis of issues such as the future patterns and needs of Australian agriculture, environmental stress and health care. This symposium brings together speakers from many disciplines: demography, agriculture, water, health and our unique Australian environment, all of whom have serious scientific credentials in some aspect relating to interaction between their research and population. We will have opening and closing talks by two Chief Scientists: Bob May (formerly President of the Royal Society) from the UK and Peter Gluckman from New Zealand. The purpose of the symposium is to provide a scientific basis on which the Academy can rely when asked for our views on the rate of population growth that Australia can afford in terms of impact on the physical, biological and social environments, and to point towards areas that require further research.
By Australian Academy of Science
