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Kevin Dundon and Caoimhe Young sit around the kitchen table with some of Ireland’s best loved personalities in Under the Grill. Kevin cooks up some delicious old-school recipes, chosen by the guest, setting the scene for some saucy chats and a dollop of nostalgia. Expect expert cooking tips and food your mammy used to make.

When Independent Presbyterian Church (IPC) was founded in 1915 in Birmingham, Alabama, Dr. Henry Edmonds held that beauty in God’s created world, expressed in physical symbols, reflected ”God’s love of man, and man’s love of God.” The purpose of IPC is to encourage the whole being in its search for God manifested in the use of beauty in every form and in human helpfulness.

Don't Chuck It Up is your go-to podcast for college admissions guidance. Hosted by Chuck Erickson, this show helps students and parents navigate applications, essays, financial aid, scholarships, campus visits, test prep, and more. Each episode features actionable advice and expert guests to reduce stress and increase success. Whether you're aiming for a big university or a small liberal arts college, this podcast gives you the tools to make smart, informed decisions. Tune in and don’t chuck it up—your college future starts here!

Getting a quality education is something that every parent wants for their child, and nowadays more families are turning to non-public schools. But what does it mean to be a part of an "independent" school system?Join Michael Shipma, Director of Marketing and Communications at the Alabama Independent School Association (AISA), as he breaks down the latest education news, technology, and helpful tips that can benefit parents and teachers alike.Tune in every Tuesday for engaging commentary on independent schooling, and how the AISA is helping schools reach their full potential.

Matrix Parents, a program of the Marin Center for Independent Living, is a Parent Training and Information Center (PTIC) in Marin County, California.Matrix, along with almost 100 other PTICs around the country, provide training, advice and guidance to parents of children with disabilities. helping them navigate the systems that serve them.This podcast series is designed to provide information on topics that our parents have told us they need. The program is researched, written and recorded by one of our Parent Advisors, David Poeschl, a retired school district special education director ...