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Life lessons, both taken and detrimentally ignored from an average forty something guy
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Ujeedka podcast wa in aan ku soo gudbinno horumarinta shaqsiyeed, maandhiska, hal-abuurka, isbedelka , guulaha iyo taaariikhdooda bulshada haldoorkooda ah, si ay inoola wadaagaan safaradooda iyo casharada aynu ka baran karno ama khibrad ahaan. Sido kalena dadku uga helaan talooyin iyo taxanayaal u hoga tusaaleeya hayaankooda nololeed ay ku jiraan noocyadiisa kala duwan!
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On 29th July 1981, while the eyes of the world are on London and captivated by the wedding of Prince Charles and Lady Diana Spencer, an eight-year-old boy disappears on his way home from the celebrations. Despite a huge police search he is never seen alive again. Seven months later his partial remains are discovered in a small patch of woodland in rural Sussex, many miles from home. Forty years on, and despite the emergence of new evidence, no-one has been brought to justice for the abduction and death of Vishal Mehrotra and the police appear to have exhausted all their leads. Then one day, as the world is going into lockdown in 2020, a BBC local reporter receives a secretive message from a person who has worked within the police – they tell him they’ve seen something extraordinary that could blow the case wide open.
That call sets in motion an epic true story - an astonishing podcast investigation, three years in the making, that has consequences no-one could have imagined. As the team investigate they track down and question a convicted paedophile, a teacher who fled the UK while being questioned by police in relation to child sexual abuse in the 1990s and has been on the run across the world for over 25 years. Most shocking of all, the series discovers that a UK police force had been aware for years he’d been at the address and had decided not to try to bring him back - while telling Vishal’s family that he hadn’t been located.
The disappearance of Vishal Mehrotra is a case that haunts our age: a case that has repeatedly fallen through the cracks over 40 years – the cracks of our justice system, of our collective attention, of who we choose to listen to and who we don’t. In this extraordinary podcast series, Vishal’s 30 year old half-brother Suchin Mehrotra and investigative reporter Colin Campbell set out to gather the pieces and try to get answers. What they uncover takes them deep into the disturbing underworld of what appears to be a completely separate crime - and sends them halfway across the globe in a search for the truth. Alongside a deeply moving personal story about the toll of this tragedy on one family across generations, what also emerges is a picture of all of us and the world we live in now.
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Through Her Eyes, is a podcast that closely examines the lives and stories of mothers whose children have fallen victim to tragic gun violence. These individual stories will provide an up-close and personal look into the “backstory” on gun violence in the United States. Far too often we hear or read about the deaths of young African American males who live in inner-city neighborhoods, but rarely do we get the riveting details that surround such tragedies. In many cases, the public is not even given the victim’s name. Through Her Eyes will allow listeners to hear these narrations from the perspective of the mothers of these victims, through their eyes.
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Uncensored. Unapologetic. Unfiltered. Unrated Unruly is a podcast named after the words that best describe the conversations taking place. Every week Taylor and Ashley discuss relationships, sex, love, friendship, and so much more all while drawing on their own experiences (no matter how embarrassing). It's a judgment-free space where their favorite topics are the ones normally deemed taboo.
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Guiding 20 things to feel seen and understood through conversations about self-awareness and adulting. Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/twentyconversations/support
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Are you looking for a safe space to talk about grief? Are you a millennial who wants to stop making grief, loss, & death such a taboo topic? Then get ready to love this podcast because creator & millennial host Loryn Denise was where you were not too long ago. After losing both of her parents to cancer, she went on a journey to learn more about grief. Loryn’s bubbly personality & overall positive outlook on life, allows room for open, candid, transparent, & raw conversations on the different areas of grief, not just associated with death, like you’ve never heard before.
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Join Rashida Rose - for tea talk, general thought provoking discussion, interviews and musings of a millennial woman.
Expect topics such as lifestyle, mindful living, mental health, wellness, femininity, healing and self development.
Get comfortable and join me for all things growth!
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Join me as I share an avalanche of stories about people, places, food and culture. Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/simik/support
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This is a podcast where we talk about anything and everything. Thoughts, conversations and advice are all included. Our content is aimed to create a community that relates to what we experience as we navigate life as young adults. It can get both serious and entertaining. Like the name of our podcast suggests life is a wave let us ride it together. New episodes every Thursday.