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This podcast is an open, safe space to share thoughts, opinions, stories and experiences. I wanted to create a space for woman to freely speak on womanhood and leave everything uncensored. Nothing is TMI, too much, touchy or messy! I wanted to hear it all, and so do other women.

Stantec’s Reading the Earth series seeks to unravel the complexities of Earth’s systems and what we do to protect it in a developing environment. In each episode, host Dr. Peter Thibodeau, a consulting hydrogeologist with a passion for learning and talking about the earth and its built environment, speaks with prominent authors of earth science and mining work, water resource scientists, industry leaders, and researchers on a broad range of topics.

Join Caroline and Sibella, two resilient friends navigating a mans world while staying true to their values and allegiances. To survive, they must keep certain secrets close, but as we know, secrets have a way of surfacing—and every choice comes at a cost. This captivating tale weaves together elements of social commentary and gothic intrigue, characteristic of a gripping 18th-century novel. Expect to encounter a woman imprisoned in a grand estate, hidden pregnancies, the politics of marriage, nefarious villains, emotional depth, and thought-provoking philosophy. Summary by Stav Nisser.

Innovation is accelerating—not only in communications, computer technology, and artificial intelligence, but also in medical science. For people living with inherited bleeding disorders, this acceleration is transforming what is possible.Over the past decade, treatment advances have reshaped care. Extended half-life factor VIII and IX concentrates have reduced infusion frequency. Factor VIII mimetics such as emicizumab have introduced entirely new mechanisms of action. The first gene therapies for hemophilia A and B are now a reality. Rebalancing agents have entered the therapeutic landscape...

A multimedia experience where we explore all things worldly and otherworldly, natural & supernatural, through the arts & sciences as we travel around the planet.

Creating Change with Food empowers everyday people to build nourishing, resilient food systems for a finite planet. There is no single solution; we all have unique bodies, lifestyles, and skill sets—real transformation comes from going back to basics, taking an integrated approach to people and planetary health, reimagining what is possible, and taking imperfect action.Join me every week on this adventure!

El neurocientífico TJ Power explora en El efecto DOSE la capacidad del cerebro para cambiar y cómo al jaquear su biología lograremos mejorar nuestro desempeño cognitivo, además de otros aspectos de nuestra vida que influyen en cómo nos sentimos. Power nos revela los secretos de nuestra...

Talking to Horses is an exploration of consciousness, meaning, and the architecture of becoming. We venture into the liminal spaces between philosophy and spirituality, physics and the human soul, asking the questions that refuse easy answers: What is the nature of reality? How do we construct meaning from suffering? What does it mean to be awake in a world designed to keep us asleep? Hosted by someone who has walked through darkness and emerged not unscathed, but transformed, each episode is an invitation into authentic inquiry. Through intimate monologues and conversations with seekers, ...

Published in 1868, Armand Durand is a captivating novel by Rosanna Leprohon, an English-speaking author with deep insights into French Canada, thanks to her upbringing in Montreal and her marriage to a member of an esteemed Québécois family. The story follows Paul Durand, a successful farmer in Quebec, as he navigates the complexities of love and family by marrying two starkly different women and raising two sons who could not be more different from one another. Armand, the firstborn, is soft-spoken and scholarly, destined for a legal career in the city, while Paul Junior embodies the rugged...

Welcome to The Lazy C: Pulse of the Sabinal, a deep dive into one of the Texas Hill Country’s most storied landscapes. From the 1872 pioneer holdings of Gideon Thompson to the "biological jackpot" of the Sabinal River Valley, this series explores the intersection of legacy, the wild, and the investment. Whether you’re interested in the strategic value of a 705-acre estate, the "bat-nados" of the Frio Cave, or the relentless fishing optimism of a Lab-mix named Booker, join us as we explore the heartbeat of the Lazy C Ranch.

With this video podcast series, we have created a space for open academic debate where contrasting scientific perspectives challenge each other. “Make it Science.” exposes the raw discussions of our faculty members that usually happen behind closed doors. This is HHL unfiltered: We thrive on debate, embrace controversy, and don’t shy away from friction.

Dive into two thought-provoking short stories by Pansy. In What She Said and What She Meant, Mrs. Marks strives to distance herself from the destructive nature of gossip, yet her ambiguous words are twisted by others, threatening to tarnish lives and reputations. Meanwhile, People Who Havent Time and Cant Afford It follows Mrs. Leymon as she awakens to the urgent needs of the impoverished in her community. Determined to make a difference, she faces the challenge of rallying support from those who have both time and resources to contribute. (Summary by TriciaG)

Hosted by Kurt Parks, irRational is a podcast designed to bring people of opposing viewpoints together — not to argue, but to understand. Each episode explores complex topics that divide opinion, from politics and culture to religion, science, and identity.Our goal is simple: to create space for honest, intelligent, and respectful dialogue in a world that often rewards outrage over understanding. We ask the tough questions — Is faith irrational? Should Canada become a republic? Is AI a public right or private power? — and invite guests from different backgrounds to challenge ideas, not ...

Dive into the rich tapestry of American life during the reign of the Georges. This captivating chronicle explores the land, localities, homes, customs, pastimes, education, religion, labor, and travel of the time, painting a vivid picture of colonial folkways.

Surviving Death: The Evidence dives into one of humanity’s oldest, and most electrifying, questions: does consciousness continue after we die? Each episode guides listeners through compelling real-world accounts and cutting-edge research on near-death experiences, past-life memories, and other phenomena that challenge our understanding of life, death, and what might lie beyond. This podcast invites you to explore the stories, science, and mystery at the edge of existence, where the veil between the living and the dead becomes surprisingly thin.

Experience the poignant tale of The Chimes A Goblin Story of Some Bells that Rang an Old Year Out and a New Year In, the second of Charles Dickens cherished Christmas books, published in 1844. Set against the backdrop of the Hungry Forties, a period marked by social and political upheaval, this story carries a powerful moral message. While it may not shine as brightly as A Christmas Carol, it has captivated audiences for generations. Follow our protagonist, Toby (Trotty) Veck, a diligent yet impoverished man whose heart aches for his daughter Meg, who is set to marry on New Years Day. Troubled...

„Stalino – Geschichten einer besetzten Stadt“ erzählt in fünf Episoden von der deutschen Besatzung der ukrainischen Stadt Donezk während des Zweiten Weltkrieg. Damals trug die Stadt den Namen des sowjetischen Diktators Joseph Stalin – Stalino. Im Podcast folgen wir fünf Menschen, die die deutsche Besatzung ganz unterschiedlich erleben – von einer Ballerina, die für die Deutschen tanzt, über den Bürgermeister, der im Auftrag der Deutschen die Stadtverwaltung umbaut, bis hin zu einem jüdischen Mädchen, das den Holocaust überlebt. „Stalino – Geschichten einer ...

Bahaism is described by Hippolyte Dreyfus-Barney as not a new religion, but a religion renewed. It recognizes that while it does not claim to encapsulate the whole Truth, it acknowledges fundamental principles shared across all previous faiths. This perspective fosters a long-overdue sense of unity, encouraging individuals to shed outdated superstitions and embrace the living spirit of their beliefs. Dreyfus-Barney emphasizes that the Bahá’ís view God as having continually raised enlightened beings throughout history, imparting essential moral principles that underpin societys evolution. ...

در دنیای گیاهان «آوند» رگی است که شیره حیات را به دورترین برگ‌ها می‌رساند؛ ما در این پادکست دانش را همان شیره حیات تصور کرده‌ایم و آوند مسیری است برای انتقال این آگاهی به ذهن شماچرا آوند؟ چون معتقدیم آگاهی دقیقاً همان ماده‌ی حیاتی است که باید در کالبد جامعه جریان یابد. ما اینجا فقط کتاب نمی‌خوانیم ما در جستجوی پاسخ پرسش‌هایی ...

We often treat data cleaning as a neutral step.Delete missing rows. Fill gaps with the mean. Move on.But cleaning is not neutral. It is a modeling decision.In this episode, we unpack the statistical consequences of deletion and simple imputation, and why what looks “clean” can fundamentally alter your estimand, distort variance, and bias inference.We walk through:The formal role of the missingness indicatorThe difference between MCAR, MAR, and MNARWhy complete-case analysis is rarely as safe as it seemsHow mean imputation collapses variance and attenuates regression slopesWhen multiple ...