Zuzka Light’s Master-Class. Z and her guest experts share strategies, habits and wisdom to improve your life and overall well being. The purpose and intention for this podcast is to give you actionable steps in each episode, that will help you grow and get closer to your health, fitness, and life goals.
About Zuzka Light: https://zuzkalight.com/about/
A creepy comedy podcast that tells stories of true crime, ghosts, aliens and more. Each week our three hosts chat about the macabre, creepy and terrifying.
The Peace Love Hormones podcast was created by me, Maddie Miles, to support women who are looking to optimize their health through a natural and integrative approach to overall wellness. We will uncover why your health may be struggling due to imbalances within the body, mainly hormonal imbalances. By following along The Peace Love Hormones podcast, I will help to educate and inspire you to take control of your health and to heal your body the natural way. Now let’s get to it!
Welcome to the “Sweet as Honey” podcast, a one-stop shop for Intentional Conversations, Advice and Inspiring Stories. A short listen that will encourage you and uplift your entire day! Hosted by Claire Wolford, a professional dancer and influencer in Dallas, with a heart to empower others through a foundation of faith. Claire brings in entrepreneurs, professional dancers, influencers and go-getters to share their testimonies, passion, and wisdom. This podcast is centered around Proverbs 16:24, “Kind words are like a honeycomb, sweet for the soul and healing for the body”.
What makes Norse mythology “norse”? Why does Thor kill giants? What do the myths tell us about Loki’s gender identity? The world of popular media is always happy to provide a modernized re-telling of ancient stories with a heavy scoop of creative license, but on “Norse Mythology: The Unofficial Guide”, we’ll dive into the original tales directly from the sources and learn together from experts in the field about what these stories really mean and how they would have affected the lives of the ancient people of the pagan north.
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Welcome to Case of The Sunday Scaries a true-crime podcast! Every Sunday hosts Elyse Dehlbom and Annie Hochstein will be diving deep into a true-crime case, conspiracy, haunting, or paranormal story.
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Galveston’s award winning history podcast. Listen to us transform Galveston into the world’s largest free museum. Be sure to check out the Galveston Unscripted free audio tour at galvestonunscripted.com!
A boy from rural Montana, sent to the Philippines, Ben Steele became a prisoner-of-war within the first five months of the outbreak of World War II.
He survived the infamous Bataan Death March and other horrific events. He was given last rites three times in the prison camp and miraculously survived. While recovering in the prison hospital he began to draw with the charcoal from the fire pit. Drawing helped keep Ben sane for the duration of his imprisonment. After a 62 -day trip on a hell ship Ben ended up in Japan as a slave laborer in a coal mine.
After the war he studied art with several famous artists such as John Teyral, Jack Levine, Hans Mueller and George Grosz. Ben taught art at a college in Billings Montana and had a particular empathy for, and influence on, students who had suffered traumas in their own lives.
Ben thought of himself as just a regular guy. But he was a talented artist, wonderful teacher and mentor and a wonderful human being admired by everyone who met him. This is the story of Ben Steele; the best of human beings in the worst of times.
Ben Steele, American has first person interviews with over thirty former prisoners-of-war including numerous Bataan Death March survivors.
The podcast has interviews with notable history scholars from around the world. Interviews with Ben Steele were acquired over a span thirty years.
Narrated by Alec Baldwin; Produced by Jan Thompson, Zach McNees and Alec Baldwin; Written and Edited by Jan Thompson; Post Production Supervisor and Mixer Zach McNees. The podcast was inspired by the book Tears In The Darkness by Elizabeth and Michael Norman.
Join Kim and Kezia as they explore life without alcohol. They discuss different topics of sobriety each week ranging from friendship to parenting to marriage. Kim, author of “On the Edge of Shattered” and Kezia, known for her writing focused IG platform, @thesoberelephantchronicles dive deep into difficult health and wellness topics and talk about what it is like to thrive rather than just survive the weekends sober.
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