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A podcast on the culture of being from, and going back and forth to the Caribbean: the 'Bai Bin' life.Hosted by Gyonne Zafira & Eva Croes.You can find the transcriptions of all episodes on berightback-baibin.tumblr.comSeason 1 has been sponsored and powered by Museon Netherlands and Caribbean TiesSeason 2 has been recorded independently and is an independent production of Eva, Gyonne and Counter/Narratives. Funded by Mama Cash Fund. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

It's a podcast for people who want to get in shape but are intimidated by the gym. Join us on a hike every week to talk about health and fitness. Working out doesn't always mean weight at the gym.

License Reviewed is a podcast taking a look at the history of the James Bond Franchise and reviewing each film in the series.

This podcast talks about systems and strategies you'll need to get your children (and entire family) off to a long, productive, and enjoyable sports journey. School, sports, and mindset are what the discussions focus on as the building blocks for an extraordinary life. We talk about general fitness/exercise, specific performance drills, nutrition, leadership, and personal development.

Welcome to "Bragging Rights!" the ultimate weekly roundtable where the passion of Rugby League takes centre stage. Join us as we dive deep into the heart of Hull's favourite sport, exploring every pass, tackle, and try that define the storied rivalry between Hull FC and Hull KR. Whether you're a seasoned veteran of the terraces or new to the thrills of the game, this conversational podcast is your front-row ticket to the highs, lows, and fierce loyalty that Rugby League inspires.Each week, we bring you unfiltered opinions, in-depth analysis, and a touch of banter as we dissect match results, ...

Welcome to the CRIB Child Rights in Business podcast series, presented by The Centre for Child Rights and Business. As an integral part of the Mother and Child-friendly Seal for Responsible Business Initiative, this podcast aims to actively engage stakeholders within a chosen business sector in meaningful conversations about the critical aspects of women’s and child rights in the world of business.

The Drug Policy podcast of the Rights Reporter Foundation. Visit https://www.drugreporter.net for news and films from the frontlines of the war on drugs!

A Drogriporter Podcastja! Cikkek és filmek drogokról és emberekről a drogriporter.hu oldalon!

Ez a podcast Sárosi Péter, a Drogriporter oldal szerkesztőjének gondolatait osztja meg a világról. Tükrözi sokoldalú érdeklődését és értékrendszerét. Napi közéleti eseményekre éppúgy reflektál, mint ahogy új perspektívába helyez örök kérdéseket életről és halálról: ki vagyok én? Mi a helyem a világegyetemben? Vajon hogyan működik az emberi elme? Vajon van-e különbség spiritualitás és babona között? Miért válunk függővé dolgoktól? Mit jelent nőnek és férfinak lenni a 21. században? Vajon van-e értelme küzdeni a társadalmi ...

What is the Science of Reading? What are leaders doing to accelerate reading achievement? We answer these questions and more in Science of Reading Leadership: Guiding Minds, Transforming Lives powered by Just Right Reader. Join us as we welcome Science of Reading researchers and practitioners, sharing the latest research and best practices around reading achievement. These are the stories of the literacy leadership that support every student to be confident readers. Let's do this together.

The Know Your Rights Camp Podcast hopes to inform, inspire and provide tools for the next generation of Black and Brown youth in a collective fight against systemic oppression.

Michelle Brown and Shannon Cannaday look at the advice they received from their moms, explaining the origins of the phrases and providing examples of how they did (or did not) take their mom's advice over the course of their lives.

The official podcast for the Art For Human Rights Organisation. Learn more about us at www.artforhumanrights.org Hosted & produced by Alex Searle

The official podcast for the Art for Human Rights Organisation www.artforhumanrights.netHosted by Alex SearleProduced by Art for Human Rights & Lake Productions

Walking home after a heavy night out is Wesley’s first mistake. Taking a shortcut is his second. He’s not complaining at first when he bumps into Conrad, but a kiss with a handsome guy in a back alley turns crazy when two more men come out of the darkness. There’s no escape when the three men reveal what they really are, but giving in completely brings on as much pleasure as pain when vampire bites turn him on in a way he never expected.

Welcome to UXPERTS, the podcast where two seasoned User Experience (UX) veterans (Meet Jason Moore + Ephie Risho) delve into the intricacies of UX and business leadership. This podcast explores how UX mastery and strong leadership shape digital experiences, engage users and drive business success. Ask us anything at questions@uxperts.info For media inquiries contact us at media@uxperts.info

In this series, we present to you interviews we conducted with writers and novelists and the reviews we conducted with them about their works

Fix-It Right Plumbing serves Melbourne from our centrally based Headquarters in Carrum Downs. We have Melbourne plumbers that service the North, East, West, and the South East of Melbourne, all the way down to the Mornington Peninsula. Having a central location means that you never have to wait long for a Melbourne plumber to get your problem fixed. The way we do this is by having our plumbers based in each area in Melbourne so that they are always not too far away to help you.

Each episode we speak to members of the Right at Home franchise, from franchise owners to key National Office team members. Learn more about the realities of life as a Right at Home franchise owner, support given, and the lessons learned from people who have walked the walk.

What is a human rights career like? How should public schools teach the history of human rights? Does the wizarding world of Harry Potter uphold human rights? For answers to all of these questions, you're listening to the Rights Pod. The Rights Pod is produced by the Center for Human Rights and International Justice at Stanford University. Each week, current and former human rights students will discuss human rights—from how they are implemented in the international system to human rights in small places, close to home. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.