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Welcome to The Good Girl Gone Goddess Podcast

This space was born from my own journey—leaving behind childhood religion, exploring different spiritual paths, and finally understanding that it’s all God, all Goddess—the infinite expressing itself through life. Life itself is sacred, waiting for us to live it fully, in every moment and every breath.

Sometimes, we forget the divine that’s already within us—lost in the chaos, the noise, and old stories that no longer serve. But when we remember, everything shifts.

This isn’t about fluff or surface spirituality. It’s about reconnecting with what’s real: living as a prayer—gratitude in action, an authentic expression of love, joy, and truth. Come back to what’s most important. Come back to what’s true.

This season, we’re bringing all of ourselves—our rawness, our power, our vulnerability. Rooted in lived experience, ancestral wisdom, and practical tools—embodiment, meditation, healing—this is for anyone tired of surface fixes and hungry for true connection.

Within this space, wisdom is born of fire—strength that rises from vulnerability and fierce compassion. It’s a reminder: the divine isn’t somewhere out there. It’s alive in you, waiting for you to remember and live it fully.

Join us as we cut through the noise and honor what’s truly sacred. Life itself is the prayer—raw, real, yours to claim.

Our Numinous Nature is a traveling podcast in search of profound stories focused on regional flora & fauna, folklore & history with a penchant for the mysterious and the hunt. We’ll be hearing from folks with a deep connection to the land, from herbalists to hunters, folk artists, paranormal investigators, & living historians. The hope is to reach the soul of these people & places through tales of profundity & awe. Find a comfy log and join us at the sonic campfire. 

The Lonely Pipette is a podcast where scientists share tips to help you do better science. The episodes include conversations with researchers around the world. Renaud Pourpre and Jonathan Weitzman will talk to inspiring people to learn about their habits and recommendations for all scientists. Don’t stay alone, come join The Lonely Pipette community! 

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With support from The Kavli Foundation, Clear+Vivid presents this special series on the power of basic scientific research – from the pure to the practical. What is curiosity-driven research? Why does it matter? How does it play a role in transforming our lives? Where does basic research take place and by whom? Why is investing in basic research essential to society?

Host Alan Alda leads conversations with 10 guests discussing these topics and more, each sharing their point of view and experience about basic science and their personal stories – what got them interested in or involved in science. Science Clear+Vivid runs concurrent with Clear+Vivid Season 10 (October - November) and will be released each Thursday.

Is it possible for a democracy to govern undemocratically? Can the people elect an undemocratic leader? Is it possible for democracy to bring about authoritarianism? And if so, what does this say about democracy? ​​My name is Justin Kempf. Every week I talk to the brightest minds on subjects like international relations, political theory, and history to explore democracy from every conceivable angle. Topics like civil resistance, authoritarian successor parties, and the autocratic middle class challenge our ideas about democracy. Join me as we unravel new topics every week.

Offering solutions and practical tips on how we can tackle climate change, as well as hearing from experts, campaigners and well-known names, like David Attenborough and Idris Elba. ‘What Planet Are We On?’ shines a light on some of the most challenging environmental issues of our time and takes a closer look at how we choose to live on this planet.

Hosted by science, natural history and environmental broadcaster Liz Bonnin alongside the BBC’s environment correspondent Matt McGrath and science correspondent Victoria Gill, we’ll be exploring some of the impacts we’re having on the world and what we can do about it.