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Black Girl Charmed is a Charmed rewatch podcast where Jonnelle and Rae revisit the early 2000s classic one episode at a time. Expect real talk, hot takes, and plenty of laughs as we break down sisterhood, magic, and the chaos of the Halliwell sisters through Black girl perspectives and West Indian culture. Whether you’re rewatching or new to Charmed, come for the nostalgia and stay for the commentary.

Why do nonprofit organizations and small businesses keep doing things the same way but expect different results? Why is it so hard to change these systems? Join Vicki Pozzebon, Rae Miller, and Eileen Everett, the problem solving, social impact pros from Prospera Partners, as they explore the frustrations – and more importantly, the solutions – to creating real, positive change for communities. Listen in for real talk, thoughtful insights, and a whole lot of humor along the way.

Right in the Spotlite is a podcast discussing trending topics and social issues.

Tabitha and Tilly are Shoreditch ex-pats who have moved to Margate to set up a boutique AirB&B. This sort of thing doesn't actually exist but they won't let that stand in their way. Unfortunately they have the odd teething problem; the drains, finding their feet in a new town, accidentally murdering their first guest...

Alexander, heir to the Everly earldom, has just discovered he’s color blind. The malady explains why he didn’t do well in his natural science classes at Cambridge. What’s worse is it impairs his ability to choose gemstones for the jewelry he creates. If only he had a second pair of eyes that could correctly identify colors. The beguiling gray eyes—or are those green?— belonging to the daughter of a renown jeweler are only a temporary fix. He’s too young to marry, and besides, who wants a man who can’t see colors correctly?

Tiffany could no longer outrun her demons on that Los Angeles mountain crest. Finally, falling to her knees, the pain in her heart could no longer be denied. "Why...?! What is the point of this life if all I do is suffer?! If you exist you have to show me you are real! I can't endure anymore!" she commanded, crying out to creation as the sky responded with crackling lightning and thunder all around her.

This podcast showcases different aspects of being and culture, we discuss a variety of topics from wide ranging genres including arts, politics, society, science, music, literature, poetry etc. We celebrate interesting conversations and exchange of ideas.

Join soon-to-be mama, Taylor Rae, as she documents her journey from pregnancy to postpartum, to parenthood. Tune in for honest chats you didn’t know you needed, and hear from other mamas all about the highs, the lows and everything in-between that comes with motherhood. New episodes weekly (well, as close to as possible. We all know pregnancy and parenting can be a *little* unpredictable at times). Between episodes, come hang out on TikTok www.tiktok.com/@thisistayrae or Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thisistayrae/ & https://www.instagram.com/ohmamapod/ *Please note: this podcast is ...

The Undead Uprising is still in progress. It all started when my mother vanished after a botched séance. After that, the undead rose from their graves and I was ‘babenapped’ by a vampire.

“You’d look so beautiful if you lost some weight”How many of us have received comments like this and suffered crippling damage to our self-esteem as a result? Our society’s views of beauty are deeply damaging. And the cultural implications of this problem are profound. And far more than just skin deep. They go beyond the propaganda of movie posters, social media influencers and pharmaceutical companies pushing injections. This problem has led to trauma that has built up over the generations.The result? We’ve come to believe we’re not good enough. And that we never can be good ...

A podcast about creative people and what drives them, hosted by Rae O'Neil

Become the biohacking optimisation strategist of your life. Living is messy. I spent my adolescence and 20’s on struggle street, navigating the aftermath of family deaths, chronic illnesses and an antagonistic self loathing. I harnessed my frustrations and began cultivating a toolkit of optimisation strategies. These tools are ever evolving and continuously upgrading, just as we are. Join me, as we hack happiness.

News Podcast and Commentary for Delaware County IN

We are constantly talking ourselves out of our dreams. We have been conditioned to accept safety, stability, and the status quo that has unfolded in front of us. Giving up prior to attempting any sort of change in our monotonous, unrewarding lives is something that we have all experienced. The dream seems too big, out of reach, and unrealistic.

We know life is better with a friend! Whether you’re living yours with a close-knit circle or are on the search for deeper connections– we invite you to join our friendship as we navigate our 20s on opposite coasts. ********** Makenna and Bella met in college while dancing at the University of Oregon. They bonded over similar senses of humor and life experiences. A few months into their friendship, they discovered that they shared the same birthday– November 18th– and suddenly their similarities started to align even more. Bella now lives in New York City pursuing a professional ...

Your power as a Black woman shouldn’t be stifled. There is so much value that you can gain from glowing it up, and you shouldn’t be forced to dim your light. Viewing Black in its purest form paints a clear picture of what it represents--power, elegance, strength, and mystery. This is who we are as Black women.

Join Independant Support Coordinator, Worker and fellow disabled queen Ashleigh Rae to unravel the mess of the NDIS, bust myths, and unmask the taboo in this whole, complex, thing we call living with a disability. BYO snacks.

Approximately three years ago, my beautiful daughter arrived into this world. My husband and I welcomed her with open arms—ready to embrace all that parenting had to offer. Of course, we'd heard the horror stories about sleep deprivation, and the challenges of early parenthood, but we didn't make much of it. Instead, we were just overwhelmed with welcoming our little bundle of joy into the world.

A first-of-its-kind practical guide to achieving gender freedom with joy, curiosity, and pleasure for transgender and non-binary individuals, gender explorers, and those who love them—perfect for readers of The Body is Not an Apology and Pleasure Activism. Taking everything they know from more...

I didn’t expect to see Rylee Creed after her brother’s funeral. That’s the initial reason my jaw hangs slack when she walks into Bent Pedal a month later. The loss of my friend hit me hard, but that’s nothing compared to the crash she’s endured. Grief and misery still shadow her every move. But she’s not alone.