New Zealand – New podcasts
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What makes you a heretic? Journalist Andrew Gold believes that, in an age of group-think and tribes, we need heretics - those who use unconventional wisdom to speak out against their own groups, from cancelled comedians and radical feminists to cult defectors and vigilantes hunting deviants.
Learn from my guests how to rebel, think differently and resist social contagion. From Triggernometry's Francis Foster and the world's most cancelled man Graham Linehan to ex-Hasidic Jew Julia Haart and gender critical atheist Richard Dawkins. These are the people living with the weight of their own community's disappointment on their shoulders. -
A D&D Podcast for Beginners!Max & Aga will help you understand how to play Dungeons & Dragons, and The Party will lead you on fun adventures!
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Joe and Steve brought Landon Standish back in to discuss his 1st place finish at NFAA Indoor Nationals and his crazy situation that he had to get through while shooting. You have to hear this story!
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Ready, set, science is a podcast for science educators who want to take their science teaching to the next level. Each episode, Beth will give you tips that you can implement in your class the next day. From "minds on" activities to engaging classroom strategies, making your class a place for student driven learning has never been easier. So get ready, get set, let's do science!
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Do you want to care for the people in your ministry more effectively? This podcast will equip you to do exactly that.
The reality of Christian ministry is that it can be exhausting, overwhelming, and lonely. This is certainly true for pastors, but it is also true for all Christians in ministry! And every Christian has a ministry of some kind. From youth leaders to Bible study leaders to loving your next-door neighbor, we are all in ministry to the people around us.
And those people are hurting.
The emotional struggles, mental health needs, and relationship challenges of today’s world are big. Millions of people struggle with anxiety, depression, divorce, abuse, and stress. And when people are hurting, the Church is meant to help.
… But do you really feel equipped to do that?
The mission of this podcast is to EQUIP and ENCOURAGE you in your ministry leadership. Whether you are pastoring a mega church or the far more common smaller church, or maybe you’re working at a nonprofit and leading a book club on your lunch break - you want to be able to love and care for the people around you.
Every episode will EQUIP you with practical skills, ideas, tools, or resources to address the “counseling” related needs of the people in your ministry. Each episode will also seek to ENCOURAGE you in the important ministry work you are doing for the Lord’s glory.
Your host: This show is hosted by iHope Christian Care and Counseling, a nonprofit counseling center in Florence, S.C. The iHope Director - Jessica Hayes, LPC, LMFT, LPCS-Candidate - is our primary host. As an organization, The iHope Center desires to provide support to pastors and ministry leaders throughout our community, and we hope that our resources will be helpful for you. You can find these resources on our podcast, our You Tube channel, and our blog.
Learn more about The iHope Center by visiting www.ihopeflorence.com. If you are in South Carolina, we are a registered charitable organization, and welcome your donations to support this podcast and all of our counseling ministry!
*Disclaimer: This podcast itself is not therapy and should be taken as informational and educational content only. Listeners should always use their own judgment in making decisions for themselves and in their recommendations for others. If you are concerned about an emergency situation, contact your local emergency department. For suicide concerns, 9-8-8 or www.988lifeline.org is designed for emergency suicide support. -
Welcome to the “Inside the Pipe” hosted by Joshua Rees. Where we take a deep dive into the industrial refrigeration world. The common issues, compliance, technical conversations and beyond.
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Victoria Beckham, born Victoria Caroline Adams on April 17, 1974, in Harlow, Essex, England, is a renowned fashion designer, singer, and businesswoman. She first rose to fame as a member of the iconic girl group, the Spice Girls, before establishing herself as a successful entrepreneur and fashion icon.
Growing up, Victoria attended St. Mary's High School in Cheshunt, where she developed an interest in performing arts. She later enrolled at the Laine Theatre Arts college in Epsom, Surrey, where she studied dance and modeling.
In 1994, Victoria joined the Spice Girls, a pop girl group that would go on to become one of the most successful and influential acts of the 1990s. Alongside Melanie Brown, Melanie Chisholm, Emma Bunton, and Geri Halliwell, Victoria adopted the stage name "Posh Spice," a reference to her refined and glamorous persona.
The Spice Girls released their debut album, "Spice," in 1996, which became a global phenomenon. The album featured hit singles such as "Wannabe," "Say You'll Be There," and "2 Become 1," and sold over 31 million copies worldwide. The group's success continued with their second album, "Spiceworld," released in 1997, which included the hit singles "Spice Up Your Life" and "Stop."
During her time with the Spice Girls, Victoria became known for her fashion sense and style, often sporting designer outfits and setting trends. The group also starred in their own feature film, "Spice World," in 1997, which was a commercial success.
In 1999, Victoria married renowned footballer David Beckham in a highly publicized ceremony. The couple, often referred to as "Posh and Becks," became one of the most famous and influential celebrity couples in the world. They have four children together: Brooklyn, Romeo, Cruz, and Harper.
After the Spice Girls disbanded in 2000, Victoria pursued a solo music career, releasing her debut album, "Victoria Beckham," in 2001. The album included the single "Not Such an Innocent Girl" and reached number 10 on the UK Albums Chart.
In 2004, Victoria turned her attention to fashion, launching her own denim brand, VB Rocks, in collaboration with Rock & Republic. This marked the beginning of her successful transition from music to fashion. In 2008, she launched her eponymous fashion label, Victoria Beckham, which has since become a global brand known for its sleek, modern, and sophisticated designs.
Victoria Beckham's fashion line has been well-received by critics and celebrities alike, with her designs being worn by the likes of Meghan Markle, Oprah Winfrey, and Michelle Obama. In 2011, she was named Designer Brand of the Year at the British Fashion Awards, cementing her status as a respected figure in the fashion industry.
Alongside her fashion career, Victoria has been involved in various television projects, including a cameo appearance in the popular sitcom "Ugly Betty" and serving as a guest judge on "Project Runway" and "American Idol." She has also been featured in several documentaries, including "Victoria Beckham: Coming to America" and "The Real Beckhams."
In 2019, Victoria Beckham Beauty was launched, offering a range of clean, high-performance beauty products that reflect Victoria's own beauty philosophy and style.
As Victoria approached her 50th birthday in 2024, speculation about a potential Spice Girls reunion reached a fever pitch. Fans were delighted when, on April 17, 2024, the Spice Girls reunited to perform at Victoria's star-studded 50th birthday celebration. The exclusive event, attended by family, friends, and celebrity guests, marked the first time all five members had performed together since the closing ceremony of the 2012 London Olympics.
The Spice Girls' mini-concert at Victoria's birthday party left fans clamoring for more, fueling rumors of a potential reunion tour. While no official announcement has been made, the positive reception to their performance and the enduring popularity of the group have led many to speculate that a tour could be in the works.
Throughout her diverse career, Victoria Beckham has proven herself to be a multi-talented and resilient figure, successfully navigating the worlds of music, fashion, and entertainment. As she enters her sixth decade, her influence and success show no signs of waning, and she continues to inspire and empower women around the world. Thanks for listening to Quiet Please. Remember to like and share wherever you get your podcasts. -
This podcast is a repeat broadcast of the popular daily morning radio show the Morning Coffee Radio Show with The Motivator Jazzy G featuring Cheryl Starr And DJ Nelson DaMaestro on Power Me Up Radio Talk 24/7 on iHeart Radio. This podcast is full of energy and informative commentary with a dose of humor. This show is nicknamed The New MIT (Motivation, Inspiration and Transformation) of Edutainment. Come join us every weekday morning for doses of pure fun and positive energy. Join the Morning Coffee Crew as they bring you all the latest housekeeping and Pop culture news and updates.
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Open minded individuals that talk about a variety of topics that range to politics, health, economics, culture, music, and sports. Giving an unbiased opportunity for listeners to spark conversations themselves
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Intelligent Noise: Heyyyy Bestfriend is a diverse podcast. With two amazing podcast host. @Blessedambtions_ & @ItsMo2_You
This audio podcast covers all topics and welcomes guest.
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Hello world! Tap tap is this thing on? We are new here in the Podcast world and just want to bring a little fun and cause you to hopefully laugh and relate a little. Our formula for the Tea is real life hot topics mixed with real world experiences! To start we launch a new episode every Thursday at 3pm, but once we get this thing rolling some we will release new episodes more than once a week! Check out our podcast at gettheteapodcast.com! We hope you enjoy the tea!
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Women's sport is exploding around the world, but you don't hear much talk about athletes and their periods, RED-S and visible panty-lines. In fact, there's not enough talk about women's sport full-stop. We're here to fix that! Experienced Kiwi sports commentators Suzanne McFadden and Sarah Cowley Ross discuss the growth of women's sport and the key issues females face. Each episode features a special guest - from athletes to coaches and sports leaders - with laughter, and sometimes tears, guaranteed.
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Roland Dane and Paul 'The Dude' Morris
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Kate and Cally are two friends who met in an Early Modern History MA program. Now they have a podcast, where they discuss their love and admiration for the six queens who married Henry VIII. We put the queens back into their own narratives, debunk myths, and explore life for a sixteenth-century English queen.
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Silk Road
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An engineering/comedy podcast where a mechanical engineer explains engineering feats (or disasters) to a biologist.
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Welcome to the Listening Lounge, the podcast where sound meets story.
Join us every month as we sit down with fascinating guests from all walks of life. From seasoned seniors whoโve witnessed the marvels of history firsthand, to the pioneers changing the very way we hear the world, they all have one thing in common: captivating stories that are not just heard, but felt.
Whether you're an industry professional or just someone who loves a good story, the Listening Lounge is your destination for the stories behind the sound.Subscribe now - new episodes monthly ๐ฃ๏ธ๐๐ฝ
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The Cameron Journal Podcast is the audio home for Cameron Cowan. He's a political commentator, Writer, Bookseller, and Editor-in-Chief of Rouges Magazine. We talk politics, life, and anything fun that Cameron wants to talk about in this podcast. Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/cameron-cowan/support
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Bob Edwards: The Calm and Inquisitive Voice Spanning American Eras If a Mount Rushmore of great American radio broadcasters existed, Robert Alan "Bob" Edwards' (May 16, 1947 โ February 10, 2024) chiseled visage would undoubtedly hold a prominent place, gazing stoically alongside fellow legends. Edwards' half-century broadcasting career defined success not by showmanship or sensationalism chasing mass popularity, but rather through steady consistency and integrity, building listener trust over generations. His smooth baritone and insatiable curiosity illuminated news big and small, high and low, as audiences tuned in daily, finding non-judgmental companionship against tumultuous backdrops in real-time. The iconic voice and values that informed National Public Radio's journalistic maturation process, championing calm factuality amidst chaos, reflected Edwards' character and passions. His avuncular delivery style felt akin to a close friend awakening listeners day after day, nudging them towards embracing problems but also possibilities lying beyond their bedroom windows as the world kept spinning onwards. From Unknown DJ to National Broadcast Seminal Career Born on May 16, 1947, in Louisville, Kentucky, Edwards developed a fascination for radio magic early on, winning high school broadcasting roles, leading the University of Louisville station, and eventually earning a communications degree, forging initial career steps. After serving in the US Army and reaching Berlin's Spandau Prison holding Nazi war criminals, Edwards pivoted fully, realizing his radio dreams by taking odd DJ jobs in Ohio and Michigan, building his chops. In 1972, fate intervened when the avant-garde upstart network National Public Radio, then headquartered in Washington D.C., recruited Edwards. His mellow, intelligent announcing stood out amidst the embryonic creative anarchy, and by 1979, management trusted him enough to spearhead the launch of their inaugural attempt at structured morning broadcasting called "Morning Edition." They hoped infusing NPR's existing cerebral aura with accessibility might broaden audiences and help finance operations long-term. Turns out, the gamble proved wise. His one-of-a-kind delivery, eschewing self-aggrandizement, connected instantaneously with audiences craving that informative yet intimate kickstart to tackle each new day armed with digestible context around unfolding current events. Edwards' conversant musings felt akin to a kindred spirit sitting shotgun, commenting on the world rolling by outside car windows rather than a stern lecturing professor or shouty shock jock yelling the latest outrage. For over 17,500 episodes spanning parts of six different decades, Edwards manned the "Morning Edition" captain's chair, slowly transforming once niche public radio into America's popular mainstream audio oasis amidst ever-fragmenting and ultra-partisan mediascapes. His steadfast companionship during chaotic eras entrenched NPR's relevance within national conversations, now expanding towards generational public support, cementing its survival long-term. When Edwards reluctantly retired from daily hosting in 2015, over 13 million devoted fans made emotional peace with no longer hearing his reassuring, measured insights kick-starting their tomorrows. Legacy Anchoring Public Radio Journalism's Maturation Edwards' career forever intertwines with public media coming-of-age, navigating between appeasing Congressional funding sources and pursuing editorial independence while tackling stories affecting underserved communities often overlooked by corporate mainstream outlets. Alongside co-host and newswoman Cokie Roberts, who was equally admired for respecting audience intelligence and discussing current affairs on equal planes rather than talking down, the duo shaped NPR's journalistic identity and aspirations: upholding fairness, seeking all perspectives, and understanding complex issues. While juggling "Morning Edition's" eminent legacy spanning presidencies and shifting sociopolitical zeitgeists, Edwards simultaneously hosted weekend programs, contributed commentaries, authored books, and led documentaries, cementing his preeminent status. His prolific dedication towards elevating NPR's excellence through wise counsel and personal example won widespread accolades, including DuPont, Edward R. Murrow, and over a dozen honorary doctorates. Edwards even described his emotions in 2005 upon returning to Louisville and witnessing the communications school renamed bearing his moniker, continuing his reputation to inspire future broadcasting generations. Throughout five decades seated at the front line, developing NPR's young reporters, they greatly benefitted from observing his sharp writing, curiosity-evoking interview style, and resolute corrections when facts wandered. His insistence on amplifying unreported voices maintained anchor-desk pressure on decision-makers frequenting his airwaves, keeping dubious power accountable daily. The Personal Side Beyond Microphones Beyond the studios, Edwards nourished rich passions since youth, such as literature and poetry, which informed the nuanced world perspectives revealed in his radio dispatches. A bookworm his entire life, often reading several tomes simultaneously, Edwards attended live theater and performances whenever possible to keep his cultural appetites nourished. Close associates Thanks for listening to Quiet Please. Remember to like and share wherever you get your podcasts. And Hey! History buffs, buckle up! Talking Time Machine isn't your dusty textbook lecture. It's where cutting-edge AI throws wild interview parties with history's iconic figures. In the Talking Time Machine podcast: History Gets a High-Tech Twist, Imagine: Napoleon Bonaparte talking French Politics with Louis the 14th! This podcast is futuristically insightful. Our AI host grills historical legends with questions based on real historical context, leading to surprising, thought-provoking, and often mind-blowing answers. Whether you're a history geek, a tech junkie, or just love a good interview, Talking Time Machine has something for you. Talking Time Machine: search, subscribe and (Listen Now!)
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The Red Bluff Vineyard Podcast
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Every week we bring you insights and encouragement to fuel your fire! Get ready to be empowered to fulfill your God-given purpose on the Earth.
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