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Banding Together: The Tulsa Music Podcast explores the musicians, educators, venues, traditions, and stories that have shaped Tulsa’s distinctive music community. Hosted by Dan Potter, each episode introduces listeners to the people behind Tulsa’s musical history and the artists continuing that legacy today. Presented by Saied Music in celebration of its 80th anniversary, Banding Together invites listeners to discover Tulsa’s music scene across genres, generations, and neighborhoods.

China hat in Rekordzeit hoch aufragende Wolkenkratzer, ein verzweigtes Eisenbahnnetz und Fabriken der Superlative gebaut, um die Wirtschaft anzukurbeln. Doch der rasante Wandel hatte auch schmerzhafte Auswirkungen auf die gesamte Gesellschaft. In diesem Buch vereint Dan Wang fundierte politische...

Après "Le Temps d’un été", "Je vous l’avais bien dit !" et "Et si tout recommençait ?", découvrez un nouvel Audible Original de l’autrice numéro un des ventes Leeanne Slade : une histoire d’amour, de famille et de secondes chances – même quand il faut aller à l’autre bout du monde pour trouver son chemin. La vie de Ruby Darling part en vrille. Elle a rompu avec son fiancé, sa carrière d’influenceuse voyage est en chute libre, et elle a la désagréable impression que l’univers s’acharne contre elle.

Dan and Patrick's daily antidote to doomscrolling: the most consequential developments in science and tech with sources and honest disagreement, a daily mindset principle for good mental health (Think Positive — the first show to take mental health as seriously as the science), and one concrete action with real numbers — The Lever. Plus the Do Positive Dispatch: what listeners actually did. Do something about it. AI Disclosure: This podcast is curated by Patrick but uses AI-generated voice synthesis for audio production.

Sandy grew up a loner. She always assumed she would fight alone, that this was simply how her life would play out. She never expected to matter. She never expected a war. Certainly not a war with her own son as its deceived leader. Behind him stands a century-long conspiracy, born in 1930 when a twisted man raised a brilliant ten-year-old orphan he called only "Susan." Susan didn't just accept his pseudoscientific eugenics vision; she believed she was proof of it.

In this essay originally aired in the 1950s, novelist and essayist Thomas Mann expresses appreciation that time gives humanity a sense of life’s value in "Life Grows in the Soil of Time", his contribution to NPR’s This I Believe series. This I Believe is a National Public Radio program that...

Surgeon Pius Kamau describes caring for patients regardless of their racial views in "A Duty to Heal", his contribution to NPR’s This I Believe series. This I Believe is a National Public Radio program that features Americans, from the famous to the unknown, completing the thought that begins...

Former ace fighter pilot Bree Jagdea’s days of high-octane, white-knuckle dogfights are long behind her. Content with executing supply runs for the war effort, Jagdea considers herself retired. But when enemy forces start a relentless bombing campaign through the hive city of Vesperus, Jagdea is forced back into the Aeronautica – stationed with the infamous Circus 66 squadron, executing near-suicidal dead-drops and blistering interception runs through Vesperus’ lethal rat runs.

Originally published in 1978, Aggression in the Schools: Bullies and Whipping Boys is widely considered to be the first scientific study of bullying. This was an investigation of a largely hidden and neglected problem in schools at the time—some children, whipping boys, were exposed over long...

In a bustling café plagued by chaos, Elizabeth “Liz” Harrington, a seasoned Lean Six Sigma Black Belt, arrives not for coffee, but for clarity. Through five structured chapters aligned with the DMAIC framework (Define, Measure, Analyse, Improve, Control), Liz guides the transformation of The Coffee House from reactive disorder to data-driven excellence.

Remember when tech news used to make you happy? Canadian Computer Collector remembers. We also believe that there are still happy tech stories out there - they're just being drowned out by all the doom and gloom stories that dominate the headlines. Join us as we go through the Happy Tech news stories we found, as well as some show and tell some fun tech items from our vast collections!

What if everything you’ve been taught about intelligence is incomplete? Most people believe intelligence is measured by IQ, knowledge, or memory. They’re wrong. The real difference between extraordinary thinkers and everyone else is far simpler—and far more powerful. It’s attention. Your...

In Alderbrook, Vermont, winter keeps its secrets buried deep. When a man is found dead in the snow beneath the birches, suspicion falls on Nate Lorimer, an organic chemistry professor whose quiet life is suddenly shattered by rumor, scrutiny, and fear. In a town where everyone knows your name and no one forgets a scandal, it does not take long for suspicion to harden into judgment. As the case tightens around him, Nate becomes the focus of a murder investigation that feels increasingly personal.

For the child who thinks differently, chess may be the arena that finally fits. In Decoding Genius, Dan Shapiro shows how chess helps kids build focus, confidence, resilience, creativity, and decision-making beyond the board. But the lessons go far beyond childhood. Decoding Genius is also for listeners chasing a mental edge — people who want to think more clearly, perform under pressure, stay sharp, and understand how memory, strategy, patience, and preparation shape better decisions.

Welcome to Biblical Deep Devotion, a sanctuary in sound for those who hunger for more than just a surface-level reading of Scripture.In a world filled with constant noise and rapid distractions, this podcast is an invitation to slow down, breathe, and anchor your mind. Each episode is a quiet space dedicated to exploring the unfathomable depths of God’s Word, unpacking ancient truths, and applying them directly to our modern lives.Through focused biblical meditation, verse-by-verse reflections, and heart-level devotionals, we aim to move beyond passive listening and step into active, ...

What happens when you take two friends retired from the Navy and give them an open mic? You get Catalyst Comms. From the high-stakes environment of military life to the beautiful chaos of the civilian world, your hosts dive into Anything & Everything. They bring the unique "different but similar" perspective that only years of service can forge—sharing a common code of ethics but wildly different takes on how to live it out. If you’re looking for insightful banter, unexpected deep dives, and a healthy dose of wit, all while keeping it real, you’ve found your frequency.

Introducing 'Both Sides of the Stage' Podcast where we engage in insightful conversations with music industry professionals about the triumphs and challenges they face in the business today. This platform not only sheds light on the dynamic nature of the industry but also serves as a promotional opportunity for service providers and industry trail blazers to join us and educate those interested in the inner workings of running and organizing a working live band and hopefully put some fire in your belly to be the best you can possibly be on and off 'The Stage'. Tune in to discover the true ...

The Monday Message with Dan Dillon is a weekly podcast about leadership, character, personal growth, and living a life of purpose. Drawing on more than three decades in public service, Dan shares thoughtful reflections and practical lessons on resilience, accountability, integrity, and the decisions that shape who we become. While inspired by experiences in the fire and public safety, these conversations are for anyone striving to become a better leader, spouse, parent, teammate, friend, or neighbor. Each Monday take 10 minutes to slow down, think differently, and begin your week with purpose....

Retirement is an income problem, not a net-worth problem. Dan Wilson is a real estate investor, not a financial advisor. He buys and rents houses in Ohio, funds them with private money instead of bank loans, and built enough income from real estate to leave the Air Force. Twice a week, in about fifteen minutes, he works out how to replace a paycheck in retirement: where monthly income actually comes from, what each source costs you in risk, and how private lending works — including what to demand from any borrower. Every episode is also a video on YouTube. Educational only — not financial,...

A new enemy has emerged from the shadows. Which is ironic, because they are Shadows. Prince Richter has already fought them, but he thought they were just brazen usurpers and raiders. It turns out, the Shadows have been pulling a fast one on everyone—friend and foe alike. The truth is...