Storykeepers: Let’s Talk Indigenous Books is a monthly podcast hosted by Jennifer David and Waubgeshig Rice. Each episode, they’re joined by a guest host to discuss books by First Nations, Métis, and Inuit authors.
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Well Suited
Hosted by Harper Bazaar’s Digital Director Nikki Ogunnaike and veteran journalist Lola Ogunnaike, New York Fashion Week’s Well Suited is a fun, freewheeling, deep dive inside the greatest minds in fashion and entertainment. Join Nikki and Lola as they speak with world renowned fashion designers and red carpet stylists, A-list celebrities, supermodels, leading influencers, and more. To see how we use your data, visit https://www.endeavoraudio.com/privacy-policy.
Astray
How far would you go for enlightenment? Westerners have long been drawn to the spiritual mystique of India. While many find what they’re looking for and return home, some vanish without a trace or even end up dead. Astray investigates those who pay the ultimate cost in search of spiritual awakening.
The Mental Healness Podcast
Welcome to the Mental Healness Podcast, hosted by yours truly, Lee Hammock. If you’re new here I have NPD (Narcissistic Personality Disorder) and I’ve been in therapy for the last 8 years learning how to deal with it and live a better life. From the start I’ve offered you the rare POV of a diagnosed narcissist but NOW I’m switching it up a little bit. I’m interviewing others that are dealing with their own mental health journeys and those that have dealt with toxic relationship dynamics as well. I’m still sharing my POV just sharing others as well. Collabs ✉ partnerships@mentalhealness.net
Happy Brain
Most conversations around mental health can seem kind of heavy. Is there a way to promote our mental and emotional well-being in a fun and entertaining way? Join Sean Bloch each week as he explores the FUN side of mental health by digging into simple hacks and fun tips to make your mental health journey more enjoyable and your brain a little happier.
Out of the Dark with Mandisa & Laura Williams
We at K-LOVE Podcasts are deeply saddened to announce the passing of our dear friend Mandisa.
Through her ‘Out Of the Dark’ podcast she has been a champion and advocate for those who struggle with mental health issues.
She is friend whose voice will be missed, whose smile made others smile, and whose honesty helped share the burdens of those who heard her thoughtful and endearing words.
Out of the Dark is a podcast about mental health in the body of Christ. As followers of Jesus, people are sometimes led to believe that if we struggle with anxiety, depression, addiction, identity, or the many other areas of our mental health that we are less of a Christian or are just not praying enough. As members of the body of Christ, Mandisa and Laura will tackle the idea that, while Jesus IS enough, a relationship with a counselor can help heal wounds that will enhance your relationship with Jesus. They will cover specific topics related to mental health and offer resources to listeners to enhance your journey of personal growth. We can’t do it alone; we need to step out of the dark of shame and guilt and into the light of recovery and redemption.
About Mandisa
With more than 1.6 million records sold, GRAMMY® winner and American Idol Season 5 finalist Mandisa is a voice of encouragement and truth to people facing life’s challenges all around the world. In less than a year, Mandisa performed her three RIAA Certified Gold hit singles “Overcomer,” “Good Morning (feat. TobyMac)” and “Stronger” on ABC’s Good Morning America (GMA). “Stronger” became an anthem, creating opportunities such as welcoming the emotional return of beloved morning host Robin Roberts and an invitation to perform the national anthem during a Sunday night NFL Network game to kick off Breast Cancer Awareness Month. Her 2013 GRAMMY® award-winning album Overcomer debuted at No. 1 on the Billboard Christian Albums Chart. The album’s title track proved to be a smash at radio and earned the GRAMMY® for Best Contemporary Christian Music Song. Mandisa, also a 2-time K-LOVE Fan Awards co-host, debuted her latest chart-topping album Out Of The Dark alongside sharing the moving story of her fight with depression for the very first time on GMA as well.
About Laura
Laura Williams is the owner/founder of Be Found Counseling in Brentwood, Tennessee. She is a Licensed Professional Counselor who specializes in developmental and relational trauma and is trained in Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR). Laura counsels women and works from a Christian perspective. She uses her extensive training as well as wisdom from her own counseling journey in her work with clients. She is married (21 years) and has three boys ages 17, 15, and 11. For more information about Laura or to connect with her, please visit her website at www.befoundcounseling.com or follow on Instagram @befoundcounseling.
Being Known Podcast
Discovering and exploring what it means to be truly known.
Hype Juice
Hosted by D. Stubblefield from the Sprudge Podcast Network.
Against Better Judgement
Long time friends Jeff Tinker and Nate Meyl break down the latest in current events, movies, TV, food, wine, travel, and anything else worthy of overindulgence. They may be washed up, but they prefer to think of themselves as experienced, and they’re ready to dissect the past and prepare for the future with you.
A Woman’s Right To Pleasure
“If we could truly depict women’s desire, we might come to understand how it secretly rules the world” – writes author Erica Jong in her foreword for “A Woman’s Right To Pleasure,” a groundbreaking new book by BlackBook, Dr. Marashi and LELO. And we couldn’t agree more.
For most of history, the female experience has been presented by and explored through the voices, views and laws of men. Whether it was John Cleland or Alfred Kinsey writing about it, Gustave Courbet painting it, or politicians passing legislation about it, the female body has often been dictated, controlled and censored by everyone but women. Not anymore. On the A Woman’s Right To Pleasure podcast, pornographer and writer Stoya sits down with the bold and brave womxn who are changing these narratives through their work. Guests include artist Marilyn Minter and filmmaker-turned-sexologist Liz Golwyn, Pussy Riot activist Nadya Tolokonnikova and punk legend Alice Bag — and many more. The series presents an unapologetic look at what it means to be a womxn: representation, education, history, art, punk, activism, equality, empowerment, pain and of course, pleasure. In Tolokonnikova’s words: “This is our radical act of resistance against a history that has suppressed us for far too long. Now is our time to tell the world.”
‘A Woman’s Right To Pleasure’ is brought to you by BlackBook in partnership with LELO, the world’s leading designer of intimate lifestyle products. Learn more about the brand at www.lelo.com and buy your copy of ‘A Woman’s Right To Pleasure’ at https://www.blackbookpresents.com/products/a-womans-right-to-pleasure.
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