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Richard Dreyfuss is a forceful advocate for civic education. His latest work, One Thought Scares Me…, explains how the lack of civics education in American education for the last fifty years has led to the deterioration of all aspects of the lives of us, the people. And it shows us the path to reclaiming our American ideals.

A personal podcast about modern dating from a straight man's perspective. The Bad: social media, dating apps, the patriarchy, the pandemic! The good: a very real possibility, more so than ever before, of finding a deep meaningful romantic partnership! Let's talk about the difficulties, figure out how to best navigate the realities of trying to connect with someone amazing, and stay stubbornly optimistic. =]

An unforgettable firsthand account of a people's response to genocide and what it tells us about humanity. This remarkable audiobook chronicles what has happened in Rwanda and neighboring states since 1994, when the Rwandan government called on everyone in the Hutu majority to murder everyone in the Tutsi minority.

Welcome to Best Wishes and Quotes, the podcast that spreads positivity, inspiration, and heartfelt messages! Each episode brings you uplifting quotes, thoughtful reflections, and meaningful wishes for every occasion, from birthdays and anniversaries to new beginnings and everyday motivation. Tune in to find the perfect words to brighten your day, celebrate life’s moments, or share kindness with others. Whether you're seeking encouragement or just a little spark of joy, Best Wishes and Quotes is here to uplift your spirit, one quote at a time.

Wands and Wishes is your guide to all the latest news, tips and inside information on Walt Disney World and Univeral Studios. Hosted by Lauren Mallard and Tony Desiere of All the Magic Travel, we plan to give you the best information on planning your theme park vacation as well as going over the news on each theme park.

A podcast about talking with children about race.How do you talk to your child about discrimination, privilege, power, race and racism? How do you speak with your children about racial bias in a way that makes them feel neither like a victim or a villain? Dr Pragya Agarwal meets with parents, carers, educators and psychologists to explore how they have these vital conversations. Covering all ages from toddler to teen, Dr Pragya Agarwal will hear from her guests about their personal experiences of having conversations about race with their children. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for ...

Join State Representative Mike Zalewski (IL-23), Chris Crisanti of Prairie State Policy and guests, as they take you through the state's legislation.

An overqualified middle school history teacher gives you all the history you wish you learned in school.

Welcome to Things I Wish I Knew About..., a laugh-out-loud podcast that blends invaluable insights with a dash of dark comedy. Hosted by Stacey Green of staceygreenliving, this weekly show is for anyone who wishes they knew a little bit more about…well, anything and everything!Each episode dives into the things you wish someone had told you before taking the plunge—whether that' starting IVF, penning your first cookbook, or any of life's unexpected adventures. With candid stories and expert guests (sometimes!), we share tales that range from the enlightening to the downright embarrassing, ...

An Instant New York Times Bestseller Terrific advice, insightful stories, and powerful life lessons curated by Dana Perino the #1 New York Times bestselling author of And the Good News Is . . . and beloved co-host of Fox News' The Five and America’s Newsroom, inspired by her friends and...

Abby Huntsman, along with producer Lauren Leeds, hosts "I Wish Somebody Told Me" a podcast featuring in depth conversations with some of the most impactful people of our time, from the worlds of entertainment, politics, business and journalism. These lively interviews will discuss guests' new projects, explore their major life events and of course share the insights they wish they had known before it all began.

WISH-TV's Andrew Chernoff hosts the 'WHO’s GOT NEXT' sports podcast with assists from professional athletes, Indianapolis’ media staples and a comedic lineup of co-conspirators from across the world of sports. 

It was a fine day for a battle. Hundreds of spectators from Washington took the day off to tag after the army. They came in buggies and on horseback, riding seven long hours in the hot Virginia sun. Mostly men, a few women, a host of politicians among them Ohio Senator Ben Wade, New York Congressman Alfred Ely, and Illinois Congressman Elihu Washburne. Following the life of Abraham Lincoln. You'll learn about his early days, his loves, his disappointments, his rise to power, and his assassination. And, yes, we will talk about that annoying rumor of Lincoln being gay.

Drawing from over a decade of firsthand experience, author Nicolle Ndiweni answers one of the most common questions she’s received: “How did you get into politics?” This audiobook provides a clear, accessible, and no-nonsense guide to breaking into the world of British politics—whether you’re a student, a young professional, or someone simply eager to make a difference.

Listen in as we explore the history of one of Indiana's longest running television stations. We'll take a deep dive and interview the people who helped bring some of the most important stories to Indiana for the last 70 years.

Culture is like a language. Art, architecture, history and philosophy are its grammar. And, like a language, anyone can learn it. In 2022, Sheehan Quirke took to Twitter (now X) as The Cultural Tutor with the aim of making culture accessible for everyone. He wrote about poetry, paintings, building design, and counter-intuitive but fascinating facts about history and geography. It wasn’t the sort of content you usually find on a newsfeed. Taught in forty-nine short lessons, Sheehan takes listeners on a delightful and fascinating journey through culture.

Un extraordinario reportaje, ganador de numerosos premios internacionales, sobre el genocidio ruandés. El 6 de abril de 1994, el avión del presidente de Ruanda fue abatido por un misil. Al día siguiente el gobierno animaba a la mayoría hutu a asesinar a sus vecinos tutsis junto con aquellos hutus que intentasen protegerlos. De este modo daba comienzo el mayor genocidio de las últimas décadas.