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A podcast that exists for all who want to encounter Jesus on a safe space. FOR YOUTH BY YOUTH - LETS TALK ABOUT THE REALNESS OF JESUS IN OUR LIVES A Christian Podcast dedicated to teach and encourage youth and to be truthful and helping them in their faith journey.

Abhishek AJ Bhatt, the Regional Manager of the Northern Connector Program, invites you to tune in to Shake Hands Take Names! In each episode, AJ will offer both his personal and guests' experiences, of obtaining success by way of building a professional network. You can expect guests who come from a variety of backgrounds, ages and industries, to highlight the consistent themes of discipline, and networking. AJ wants to help address the narrative that as Gen Z we lack the skills and commitment to thrive in corporate careers and settings. Instead, we need to be open to incorporating networking ...

I found my voice, well, maybe a note or two of a lovely song that I am still learning. And this is a place where I am finally ready to put my name on all my experiences: good, bad, very ugly, traumatic, peaceful, joyous and lots of in-the-middles. Cheers to tuning my voice with yours so that you may feel empowered to live your best life! New episodes every Friday!Like my podcast? I write stories too!Find me at: Welcome to LovingCreatively.com

"Hi My Name Is," combines the power of sobriety, recovery, humor, and joy to inspire and uplift your journey towards a healthier and happier life. Join your hosts, Chani Lisbon and Jimmy Armstrong, a Brooklyn-based duo who know firsthand the transformative power of embracing sobriety and laughter. So, if you're looking for a podcast that combines the wisdom of sobriety with laughter, connection, and a dash of hope, join us on "Hi My Name Is."

This is a podcast that brings teachable lessons, Q&A, music, and instructive anecdotes. This podcast highlights some of the hosts most teachable moments high and low. This is raw and uncut. If you want to tune in to fun relatable chitchat this is the podcast for you.

You were not born with a poor memory. Remembering is a process that must be learned, just like walking, talking, eating, telling colors apart, distinguishing sounds, and telling time. You learned these when you were a child, and now you can perform them without effort, without being conscious of the mental processes involved. You can learn the process of using your memory just as thoroughly and when you do, you will have in your power a hundred times the knowledge and experience you actually put to use now.