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I have always felt like there is so much pressure in your twenties to get your life figured out, but in reality, does anyone ever have it truly figured out? I'm done with the pressure so instead I am going to walk around with the most delusional mindset and watch everything fall into place in my life. Dreams turn into reality when you focus on them, so will your not so "delusional" thoughts. Delulu Central is my digital diary where I bring you guys along all of my crazy life experiences, past and present. I share my friendship struggles, failed relationships, dating drama and more.

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Trauma is Expensive" offers far more than just a podcast—it's a educational platform, a supportive community, and a catalyst for personal growth and development. Here's how we provide value to our listeners

• In-depth Discussions: Our 50-episode series provides compelling, empathetic, and informed discussions on the wide-ranging costs of trauma. We invite expert guests, including psychologists, researchers, and individuals who've navigated their own healing journeys.

• Inspiring Personal Stories: Micah Bravery draws on his life experiences to offer listeners a raw and honest perspective on the effects of unresolved trauma, lending authenticity and power to our discussions.

• Accessible Resources: We provide practical resources and recommended readings to further understanding and facilitate conversation about the trauma's impact on different aspects of life. This also includes links to existing support networks and professional services that can aid in recovery.

• Engaging Community: Our listeners can join an interactive and supportive community where they can share personal experiences, ask questions, and engage in discussions. Our platforms offer safe spaces for open and respectful dialogue.

Weekly Releases: We offer a structure that makes it easy for our listeners to incorporate the healing process into their schedules. Our weekly episode releases provide regular insights and support as they grapple with the hidden costs of trauma.

• Transcripts & Show Notes: For those who prefer reading or want to revisit specific

        points, we offer detailed transcripts and show notes for each episode, ensuring                  everyone can access our content in a way that suits them.

Join us in breaking down the barriers to discussion about trauma, understanding its intricate costs, and embracing the healing process.

Welcome to The Mike Posner Podcast, your guide to a happier, healthier life. Join Mike and guests as they share insights and strategies for a better life. With live Q&A, get personalized advice and join a community dedicated to your well-being.

Joslyn Thompson Rule is a world renowned coach dedicated to making movement accessible to all backgrounds, abilities, and fitness levels. She's an author and globally recognised figure in the fitness industry who has represented brands including Nike and Peloton. In her current role as an instructor for Peloton, she has made it her mission to educate others on the power and importance of fitness.

Join Joslyn weekly on Listen Loudly where she welcomes some of the brightest minds in fitness and beyond. Through conversation with these guests, you’ll learn the importance of a movement mindset—and exactly why it’s so essential to listen loudly in order to make yourself heard.

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A podcast centered around design, creativity, and the search for authentic inspiration in woodworking and beyond, hosted by Paul Jasper, Erik Curtis, and Mary Tsai.

Join our Patreon for a VIDEO FEED of the show on YOUTUBE, and the ever lively AFTERSHOW:

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Welcome to the Christie’s Education Podcast, Jetstreams, hosted by Michael Plummer. We will be presenting a series of conversations with thought leaders that provides a forty-thousand-foot view of the art world as is continues to reconfigure after the pandemic. At a time when new trends are converging, and economic forces are changing, many art market participants are asking: “What’s next?”

We will be speaking to leading thinkers who are drawn from a cross-section of the global art world: From Collectors to Journalists, from Museum Directors & Curators to Artists; From Dealers to Auction House Executives; Writers, Art Financiers & Art Advisors, we will get their views on what is coming next right here.

Christie's education is the only academic institution wholly owned by an auction house. Our programs have been developed to provide focused education for our professionals, art collectors, and the art curious to help them develop a deeper understanding of the art world. 

As one of the major art centers in the world, New York is the ideal place to study modern and contemporary art, and the art business. Our central location in Rockefeller Center gives students unique access to the art world, from Christie’s Auction House, to public and private collections. We provide a hands-on approach to studying inside and outside of the classroom and learn the business of art directly from art world professionals.

Follow Christie’s Education ongoing trends online at www.Education.Christies.com and on Instagram @Education.Christies.

Join author, actor, and funny lady Robin Hopkins as she helps guests manage stress, set some boundaries, find a new apartment, and save a dime or two. And that’s important because social security is probably gonna be gone by the time you get there. Robin’s disarming, connected, and forthcoming style allows her guests to open up about what’s really behind all that self-sabotaging. Well…Adjusting is not NPR. It’s not credentialed. But it is honest talk about real problems Gen Z’ers and Millennials face today. And did we mention it’s funny?

In the 1930s, Lucky Luciano, one of American history’s most notorious mobsters, was finally taken down by a rookie prosecutor. Eunice Carter was one of the first Black Women ever to become a prosecutor in America. She operated from the heart of the Harlem Renaissance to navigate the corrupt world of downtown Manhattan politics, and a deeply racist and sexist pre-civil rights American society. But her pioneering role in what became known as the “trial of the century” has been forgotten by popular history. Hers is the story of a writer, social worker, mother, teacher, sister, socialite, political candidate, community organizer and unheralded pioneer. This eight part immersive podcast is hosted by poet and writer, Nichole Perkins. It tells the story of Eunice Carter: a bad-ass anti-hero unafraid to bend the rules in pursuit of ambition, justice and legacy.  

The Real Stuff is a weekly podcast series hosted by Lucie Fink who has spent the past decade getting curious and creating engaging and educational content for an audience of millions. On this show, you won’t hear your favorite guests talk about things they typically share — rather, Lucie pulls them deep into some of the world’s most taboo topics, asking intensely personal questions about sex, money, and mental health, all in an effort to help you feel less alone as you navigate through the world. And the best part: we want to invite YOU onto the show. Apply to call in as an anonymous guest at luciefink.com/apply. Pop in your voyeuristic headphones, or call in and spill your secrets! Visit Lucie on Instagram (@luciebfink) and find the show across social media @therealstuffpod. 

Think history is boring? That’s because you’ve only ever heard the fake version.

On History Ragetrong>, professional historians come in swinging — smashing the myths, clichés, and half-truths that keep getting recycled in classrooms, documentaries, and TikToks. Vikings with horned helmets? Nope. Britain standing alone in 1940? Wrong. Medieval people never bathed? Rubbish.