Ever been ghosted after what you thought was an amazing date? Do you REALLY want that Second Date? The Jubal Show has your back! On First Date Follow Up, we track down the person who disappeared to get the real reason why. Awkward, hilarious, and sometimes downright shocking—First Date Follow Up delivers the truth, whether you want to hear it or not. Will there be a second date or just secondhand embarrassment? Subscribe to The Jubal Show’s First Date Follow Up and find out!
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Tired of men talking over you? Frustrated by those who see feminism as a “threat”? Settling for the bare minimum? Welcome to the only female forward podcast bold enough to match the audacity of mediocre men – The Audaci-Tea! Meet your hosts, Lisa and Sovereign: two fearless women serving up the unapologetic truth about everything from navigating dating and relationships to dismantling double standards. We’re calling out myths, rewriting the feminist playbook, and giving women the tools to live unapologetically.
Jonathan Wier and Ayla Brown bring their popular morning show to the digital airwaves! They cover life, parenting, celebrity nonsense and more.
Yes, you can get a great girlfriend! And dating coach Connell Barrett will show you how to confidently connect with women by being authentic—no creepy pickup moves needed. On the How to Get a Girlfriend Podcast, Connell offers the kinds of tested dating tips he shared in his bestselling book, Dating Sucks but You Don’t, and in his TV appearances (GMA, “Today.”) In his 12 years as a coach, Connell has helped thousands of men in 17 countries find love. No wonder Psychology Today named him “America’s top dating coach for men.” Connell personally faced—and fixed—every common dating problem, from not knowing how to flirt to dating-app struggles to low self-confidence. After meeting his dream girlfriend Jess, Connell now helps nice guys and gentlemen find love by dating with “Radical Authenticity.” Ready to meet your soulmate? Join Connell and his expert guests every week for game-changing advice. Carpe date ’em. Seize the date!
Here’s the thing: Jordan’s brother is a celebrity athlete with a big spotlight. But Jordan’s a true depiction of main character energy… aka the Beyoncé of the family. She’s a strong believer that no matter who you’re related to, everyone has an identity of their own that deserves to be celebrated!
Jordan created “Do I Know You?” to connect with old and new friends who are siblings and/or children of celebrities. Some are in the spotlight for their own passions, some are thrilled to live private lives, and others fall in the middle. Join us as we share how we live unapologetically ourselves!
Joe Polish’s journey from overcoming personal challenges to founding Genius Network®, one of the world’s most influential groups for entrepreneurs, is nothing short of inspiring. His expertise has empowered thousands of businesses, generating hundreds of millions in revenue for his clients.
Beyond his entrepreneurial endeavors, Joe is a passionate philanthropist. Through initiatives like Genius Recovery, he strives to change the global conversation around addiction, promoting compassion and effective treatment.
As the host of top-ranked podcasts such as I Love Marketing, 10xTalk, and Genius Network, Joe continues to share invaluable wisdom with audiences worldwide.
These are the most important conversations Joe has ever had.
Style isn’t what you wear. It’s how you build your life.
House of Style is a show about the habits, decisions, and taste that shape an intentional life: work, health, money, creativity, relationships, home, the city you live in, and yes, clothes.
Host Grant Alexander has spent 13 years as a stylist, dressing founders, executives and athletes for the moments that matter. The strange part is that almost none of that work is really about clothing. It’s about how someone wants to be seen, what they’ve decided matters, and the small choices they make on any ordinary day. So that’s the conversation here, with builders, artists, musicians, chefs, and people who are very good at something, and every episode is built to be useful: a real story, a few ideas worth stealing, and one thing you can actually do this week.
No hustle. No hacks. No product pushing. Just thoughtful conversations and useful style.
Filmed in Chicago. Watch on YouTube @thehouseofstyle and find the guides, notes and full archive at houseofstyle.com.
Public Health is Dead is an award-winning public health advocacy show. It’s a forward-thinking autopsy on how we’ve f*cked up in public health. How do we prepare for future pandemics while we’re already in the thick of one? And how do we reinvent systems that place some of us closer to death?
Through examining our past successes and failures, often through the lens of COVID, we plot a route out of apathy and denial towards health liberation for all. You’ll hear unusual tales of how we’ve battled infectious disease throughout history and mind-stretching interviews with undaunted public health advocates today.
This podcast is your anti-establishment field guide to surviving in the new age of pandemics — full of vision, hope, and a little punk rock attitude. Public Health is Dead is a eulogy for the field as we know it and a gathering of voices to map out where we go next.
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Public Health is Dead is a 2025 Signal Award-winning podcast for Best Education Podcast (Gold) and Best Science Podcast (Silver). It also won Gold at the W3 Awards in Science & Technology and was nominated in the 2025 International Women’s Podcast Awards for “Moment of Factual Clarity” and 3x in the 2025 Canadian Podcast Awards for Outstanding Debut for a Series, Outstanding Science Series, and Outstanding Health & Wellness Series.
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Visit publichealthisdead.com for more information
Fans of the movie “Free Willy” are outraged to learn that the real whale who played Willy lives in a tiny pool at an amusement park in Mexico City. So well-intentioned experts embark on an epic science experiment to try to teach one celebrity orca how to be free — while the world watches.
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“Generation: The media we love & how it shapes us” is a podcast series from Connecticut Public. Each season tells the origin story of a beloved cultural touchstone, asks what keeps it alive across generations, and explores how it shapes who we’ve become.
From the creators of “Generation: Barney” and “Generation: Gilmore Girls” comes “Generation: Baby-Sitters Club”. This season we revisit “The Baby-Sitters Club” book franchise and ask what it means 40 years later. Over five episodes, we learn about how the paperbacks shaped the world of children’s publishing, from the writers and editors who brought them to life. We hear from creators and actors about how it’s reaching new audiences through graphic novels and on-screen adaptations, and why we cherish these stories that take the tender years between elementary school and high school seriously.
In season two, “Generation: Gilmore Girls” revisited the popular TV series and asks why it still resonates 25 years after its premiere. We learn how the show shaped some of the actors who worked on it, the fans who watch it, and the place that inspired it. It’s about the television that comforts us and helps us become who we are, from the state that inspired the whole phenomenon: Connecticut.
In season one, “Generation: Barney” explored the media we loved as kids and how it shapes us. It’s about the purple dinosaur, but it’s also about music and love and backlash and toys and nostalgia. Most of all, it’s about the television that helps us become who we are, from the station that helped launch “Barney” into the world.
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