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Tired of the same ole topics? Look no further! We don't talk news, trending topics or politics. This podcast is geared towards breaking the podcast topics and covering any and all issues we find funny. Come hang out and stay for a laugh.

Welcome to the Common Home TV Podcast, your go-to source for inspiring and thought-provoking conversations at the intersection of integral ecology and an inclusive Church. Each episode delves into the profound questions facing faith communities. Join us as we engage with leading voices in theology, environmental science, social justice, and community activism, sharing stories and insights that challenge us to live more sustainably and compassionately. Together, let’s build a future where everyone has a place in our common home.

Welcome to the Co-management Commons podcast. It's all about conversations with the dedicated people who co-manage fish and wildlife, research and study the topic, and simply want to implement treaties to the best of their ability for the health and wellbeing of Indigenous Peoples in Canada. Host Jamie Snook, PhD works in the co-management field, studies, researches, and teaches the topic.

Common Leaders is a platform for common leaders to inspire awesomeness and for all social media users to have access to a leader they can relate to. We are Leadership hosting. We talk about and learn about leadership from business leaders, community leaders and family leaders. Get bonus content on Patreon Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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How can we live sustainably in an unsustainable world? Second Nature is a podcast by Commons exploring how our sustainable choices impact our lives and the planet. Every week hear how listeners are taking public transit, composting food waste, eating more plant-based meals and practicing deconsumption to create the kind of world they want to live in. We'll calculate the carbon impact of collective action and get expert answers to your burning climate questions. Everyone’s sustainable life is unique. Tell us about yours. thecommons.earth/podcast 🌎 Join a community of tens of thousands of ...

The 'Commons for Justice' Podcast is brought to you by Florida International University’s Mellon-Funded ‘Commons for Justice’ (CfJ) project. The ‘CfJ’ Podcast, created by Genai Witter, aims to engage the community in complex and sometimes controversial, discussions about the ever-evolving stories of ‘The Past, Present, and Future of 'Race, Risk, and Resilience' in coastal communities. Creator, Host, & Executive Producer: Genai Witter | Associate Producer: Andrea Fonseca | Editors: Julian Davis & Victoria Fonseca *Disclaimer: The ‘CfJ’ Podcast does not reflect the official ...

A podcast where we ask big questions of leaders in our quest to uncover the real, gritty and honest principles that truly define good leadership.Join Adirupa Sengupta as she speaks to leaders of diverse backgrounds, each of whom have experienced and enlisted their own set of unique leadership principles to overcome great challenges in their life, and their career. Together, they redefine what we’re taught to believe about leadership, holding a mirror to each other by sharing their own honest and raw experiences. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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ABOUT COMMON SENSE FOR AMERICA:Common Sense For America (CSFA) unites history and facts to inspire non-partisan, common-sense solutions to America’s biggest challenges. Founded on the principles of Common Sense (Thomas Paine, 1776) and a deep appreciation for history, Bruce Rutherford—political commentator and educator—analyzes U.S. history, national budgets, and global affairs, breaking them down into clear, transparent insights for everyday Americans. Paine’s Common Sense argued that concentrated political power—whether in a monarchy or an elite ruling class—undermines ...