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Known as a rich melting pot of cultures, New York City would not be the place it is today without the contributions of Black people. The new six-part AP audio series, “This City Was Black,” mines history to explore what it means to be a Black New Yorker in 2026. Listen to all six episodes of “This City Was Black: New York City.”

We search the internet for unanswered questions, could be in a youtube comment, yahoo answers, craigslist community section, anywhere. We find these questions and give them the answers they have been waiting for.

Have you ever watched a movie you were excited for but felt disappointed in some way? Were you left wondering why it wasn't better? This is the podcast that has the answers! We review films that were highly anticipated, but were for a variety of reasons either disappointing, underachieving, or misunderstood, and ramble about why they weren't better. This is a podcast for film nerds and for anyone who enjoys some lighthearted, semi-serious, in-depth discussion.

Two friends, zero filter, endless tangents. Kelsey and Bruna talk life, ADHD and the random chaos that makes each day a rollercoaster. Full of too many “wait, what was I saying?” moments and the kind of honesty that makes your brain go “same!”

New Episodes every Thursday! Formerly The GameCube Was Cool/Unlocking What Was Cool. Mike Laine, Neil Gilbert, and many exciting guest hosts are back with a brand new podcast: Switch 2 The Past where they discuss the past, present, and future of video games with a focus on all things Nintendo.

Ex-college football coach finding my voice again with a podcast exploring sports/ the world around ushttps://bpty.link/iwasthinking_rm

How do we learn from those who came before us and those coming after? On Conversations I Wasn't Ready For, your host, Xidane Mercado bridges the generational divide through raw, honest conversations. By sharing the stories that shaped our guests, we aim to provide you with the wisdom and advice needed to navigate your own journey. Tune in to hear the stories that connect us all.

A hilarious, unfiltered pop-culture therapy session where Jayne Kamara and Shawna Stewart say the things we’re all thinking. I Thought It Was Just Me dives into nostalgia, friendships, dating, careers, and those “wait… is it only me?” moments. Come for the laughs, stay for the relatable chaos, and leave feeling a little more seen.

Der Podcast von Bürger für Bürger aus Giebelstadt und deren Ortesteile! Hier sprechen engagierte Menschen aus der Gemeinde über lokale Themen, spannende Projekte und das, was Giebelstadt bewegt. Authentisch, informativ und nah dran am Leben vor Ort. Jetzt reinhören und Teil der Community werden! E-Mail-Adresse: giebelstadtpodcast@gmail.com

When Heaven Was Silent is a Christian healing podcast for women who have experienced trauma, abuse, loss, and seasons where God felt silent. This faith-based podcast explores the space between pain and purpose — where prayers feel unanswered, grief feels heavy, and yet God is still quietly working behind the scenes. Each episode shares honest conversations about emotional healing, spiritual struggle, identity rebuilding, and trusting God through trauma. Through personal storytelling, Scripture, and reflective insight, listeners are guided to heal from past pain, rediscover hope, and rebuild ...

This started as two friends talking - and then we hit record. There’s no outline. No agenda. No promise we’ll stay on topic. Some episodes get deep. Some go completely off the rails. If you like honest conversations, side quests, and laughing at things we probably shouldn’t - you’re in the right place. Unfiltered. Unplanned. Unapologetic.

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.

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We are just a couple of forgetful shit talkers, just trying to figure out....What Was We Gone Say?!

Are you tired of all the arguing? Completely over nasty generational clashes? Ready for rational conversation, warm jokes, and laughter?So are we.Follow along with mother/son duo Tana (Gen X) and Malcolm (Gen Z) as we discuss everything from awful customer stories to what's next in the Marvel Cinematic Universe - and do it with a smile. (I mean, you won't be able to see us, because this is just an audio podcast, but...trust us. We're smiling. Mostly.)

Another show of monologue jokes! What are the odds?

Savannah real estate investor & broker teaching how to find deals, analyze numbers, and build rental income. Real strategies. Real numbers. No fluff. WHAT YOU'LL LEARN: - Finding & analyzing profitable Savannah deals - STR vs LTR strategies that actually cash flow - Property management systems & tech tools - Real ROI numbers from actual investments 📍 Savannah, GA (912) 🏢 Founder: Sid Was Here Property Management 👥 Leader: Team 912 Real Estate

"Preferirei di no" ripete Bartleby, il famoso scrivano di Melville, per tutto il corso del romanzo che lo vede protagonista. A differenza di lui, condizionata anche da tutti i sì delle generazioni di donne che l'hanno preceduta, l'autrice di queste pagine a dire di no fa una fatica tremenda. Come fai a dire di no a tuo padre che adori, ma vorrebbe fare di te la nuova stella del calcio anche se tu non ne vuoi sapere? O al nuovo incarico che arriva dal tuo datore di lavoro, anche se ti paga costantemente in ritardo?

Podcast in compagnia di Laky e Nagata