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The world is facing the largest displacement crisis since WWII as a number of humanitarian emergencies rage on. Grant Gordon and Ravi Gurumurthy from the International Rescue Committee (IRC) have in-depth conversations with leading humanitarians, foreign policymakers, and innovators to understand how they think about, and tackle these global crises. Produced by the Vox Media Podcast Network.

The entertainment industry is brimming with interesting people who are responsible for your favorite movies, TV shows, and more. Join Vox’s critic-at-large Emily VanDerWerff every Thursday as she speaks with the very well known, up-and-coming and need to know folks responsible for the most exciting projects in art, entertainment, and pop culture – diving deep into their influences, inspirations, and careers in a frank, uncensored fashion. The series finale aired in December 2018.

Entrepreneurial storytelling at its best! Executive George Poulios and Comedian Todd Youngman chat with everyday leaders that broke out of the linear Life path and built great platforms/businesses for themselves and others. Best in class leaders from around the world join us each week to tell their stories. Entertainers, Fashionistas, Start ups, Doctors, Retail Executives, Drag Queens and more! We are exhausted from the lists: “do this now” and “ X things you should be doing.” This show will not tell you what to do, it is about listening to what great people have done. Subscribe to ...

Voxdate - ein Podcast, in dem ich über meine Vergangenheit rede. Also genauer gesagt über Magersucht und die damit verbundenen Klinikaufenthalte. Diese Vergangenheit kommt immer weiter an die Gegenwart heran, wo noch weitere psychische Erkrankungen hinzukommen. Ihr erfahrt also einen Einblick in eine Welt, die sonst von vielen unter Verschluss gehalten wird. Also viel Spaß auf dieser Reise!

On this show, Almas Virani: Speaker, Author, Coach and Changemaker, starts conversations around bending gender norms and stereotypes. She discusses how we have been practicing gender roles since our upbringing to following a dream.A long format show, with Almas interviewing the guest while they uncover their journey of challenging stereotypes and creating a new refreshing story beyond cliche, it is an informal conversation to sensitize the listeners about these binaries. Tune in to new episodes every Thursday.

Dig into the hidden history of television with Vox's critic-at-large, Emily VanDerWerff. Each season, we explore the tragic, comedic, and occasionally world-changing stories that have marked a medium that's dominated the global conversation for the last 75 years. First up: TV's relationship with the presidency, featuring deep dives into The West Wing, 24, Veep, and more. Produced by Vox and the Vox Media Podcast Network.

MAKING SENSE OF MIDDLE SCHOOL--Mr. Nixon taught 7th and 8th graders for thirteen years in the Churchville-Chili School District, a suburb of Rochester, NY. During that time, he wrote and delivered twice-weekly messages to the school community aimed at helping students make sense of the middle school experience. Topics included dealing with change, being a good friend, handling conflict and building self worth. With the onset of the Covid-19 pandemic, Mr. Nixon has stepped forward to bring helpful new counsel to our middle school students and to make available a large library of previous "Words...

Our culture is shaped by technology, and the people building that technology determine how it’s changing our lives. But who are they? And how do they think about their responsibility to the rest of us? From mental health to algorithmic bias, entrepreneur Anil Dash talks to developers, designers, and culture experts to understand the ways tech is changing culture, and what it means for us. Produced by Glitch and the Vox Media Podcast Network.

The 1 podcast is specifically designed to not just discuss topics that are relative to today's society, but we also provide real-world solution's. You can view show on the 1st and 11th of every month.

Too often, women are thought of as a monolithic bloc, and they were often discussed that way throughout the 2016 election. But women are in fact divided on major issues. Liz Plank (a progressive) and Hitha Herzog (a conservative) are friends who get along, but don't always agree. Together, they cover the complicated, multifaceted, intersectional debates that make up the life of the modern American woman. Produced by the Vox Media Podcast Network.

We are living through history, but keeping up with the unending stream of revelations, statements, tweets, and disputes is already difficult enough. If we’re going to understand this inquiry–and this presidency–we need to slow down the news cycle long enough to separate the signal from the noise. Every Saturday, Ezra Klein will do just that – through deep conversations with Vox reporters and leading policy voices about what’s going on, why it matters, and where it leaves us now.

Welcome to The Helping Conversation: An exploration and celebration of the practice, art and science of facilitating trusting, safe, inclusive and effective helping conversations with others. Defined as any conversation that focuses on supporting a person in the moment, and/or, supporting the overall growth and development of a person, group or organization, The Helping Conversation is at the core of that sacred partnership between two people when one has been asked to help the other. Hosted by Keith Greer, L.C.S.W., P.C.C., P.R.C.

Join renegade drag queen Vicky Vox for the interview show with a twist - she uses tarot and hot-takes to answer guests' questions about their own lives. Or at least that’s the plan. Tune in for fabulous pop culture, moments of shame, and the fringiest of conspiracy theories - we’re a safe space for Alien abductees. Vicky wants to hear about people turning their difference into their greatest strength – like she did with drag. Striking the balance between meaningful discussion and wild night out, Vicky Vox wants you to know that you are Doing Great.

The Art of Bridging is a podcast from the Distant Voices project. Over the last four years, we‘ve been bringing people together to write songs in and around the Scottish criminal justice system. We set out to learn more about what it‘s like to come home after prison, and to try to build bridges through songwriting and creative practice. In the Art of Bridging, the community of people around Distant Voices - all of whom are connected to the criminal justice system in different ways - share some of what we‘ve made and learned along the way. Whether you‘re a music-lover, a community ...

The brightest entrepreneurial minds discuss all that it takes – the grit, the money, the obstacles, the passion, and the humor – to build a company from launch to exit. Join in with hosts and renowned leaders, Erin Patinkin (CEO & Founder of Ovenly) and Natasha Case (CEO & Founder of Coolhaus) every Thursday for fascinating conversations about the journey to succeed in business. Produced by Eater and the Vox Media Podcast Network.

A Father and His Sons discuss life, pop culture, and other stuff that comes up.

Helping leaders navigate complexting by strengthening resilience, responsiveness and reflection.Leaders who are navigating change at the same time trying to create psychological safety and clarity for their employees. Thought leaders and friends who strengthen resilience, responsiveness and reflection.

A bunch of dudes talking about the movies that made them love movies

Hosted by Jamie Burrows, Site Hub Presents is a podcast series meant to inform and entertain, hopefully at the same time. We are an award-winning digital marketing firm in Rochester, NY. You can look forward to hearing about marketing trends, results and tactics, as well as interviews withinteresting people from the world of business and beyond.

In Washington, DC, the story often ends when Congress passes a law. For us, that’s where the story begins. We examine the consequences of what happens when powerful people act — or fail to act. This season, Jillian Weinberger explores the big ideas from the 2020 presidential candidates: how their ideas worked, or didn’t work, in other places or at other times. Produced by Vox and the Vox Media Podcast Network.