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It’s not just drama, it’s Keeping up with the Chaos. Listen each week as JaKob and Zak bring you an uncensored half hour of pop culture commentary, real life drama and stories unlike anything you’ve heard before.

We are just two hungry teens (obviously) and we talk about everything from food recommendations to upcoming movies to current issues right now.

Welcome to Be Bold, Fierce, Unstoppable (BFU) We are so delighted to share this podcast with you. Riding off the coattails of Unfuck Your Mind Podcast, BFU was birthed. There are many ways to anchor yourself into expressing your Bold, Fierce, Unstoppable Self.  On this Podcast channel; I will be interviewing many people to bring you their perspective and knowledge around different subjects as Spirituality, Mindfulness, Mindset, Self-Development, Sexuality/Sensuality, Money, Business/Entrepreneurship, Health/Nutrition, Shadow Work, Limited Beliefs and so much more. Learning, is a never ending...

The Best Advice Show is your reminder that there are weird, delightful and effective ways to make life slightly and sometimes profoundly better. In every (very short) episode of the show, a different contributor offers their take on making life more joyful, healthful and livable and it's likely gonna be something you can try today, if you want.

Un podcast de style aubiobook à la sauce humour noir qui raconte la jeunesse d'un Andalou irrévérencieux dans l'Espagne postfranquiste des années 80.

Just a regular guy stuck in an obscene world. A soul getting knocked out time and time again only to rise above, going nowhere fast. But I’m getting there just the same. Join Alan Zak at The Midnight Bar; we’ll share drinks and tell some tales.

First started in 2011, and hosted by 15+ year podcasting veteran, Zak Winnick (TechKaffe, StickWorld Podcast), ZaxTrax is back, but this time as a collection of Zak's random thoughts on everything from politics to technology, plus a sprinkling of a carefully curated collection of sonic musings from Zak's vast collection of music.

Matt Halloran and Zak Wallace listen to and dissect (usually, but not always) prog metal, prog rock, and jazz/fusion songs. Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/theanatomyof/support

For over a year, Zak Rosen and his wife, Shira Heisler, discussed whether or not they wanted to have children. They conferred with friends, family, writers, and scientists along the way. Pregnant Pause is their intimate account of making the most important decision of their lives (so far).

Originators is a show about entrepreneurs and business builders. Join our host Zak Leedom as he sits down with guests to explore their journeys, tease out their lessons learned, and talk about the challenges and opportunities that come with building something new.

Weekly podcasts from a thirty-something BJJ white belt reflecting on his journey from day one on the mats. My name is Zak and I'm a white belt... After every week of training, I take Bojack my lurcher for a walk in the French countryside and discuss my life as a white belt, the ups and downs of training, what I have learned along the way, and how I find myself developing with the addition of BJJ in my life, both on and off the mats.

|human| is a show all about exploring music through the lens of emotion, expression, and ideation. Each week we select an idea to center ourselves around and explore music that makes you feel or think.

Relationships, experiences, places and thoughts. I speak with individuals I have met along the way, talking about personal stories, impressions, life and dreams. Society is the sum of ups and downs, some we share, most we never hear of. Here some voices rise above the rest to tell their unique tales and I thank you all for allowing me to listen and record your stories. Find me on Twitter @TwoandaMic1Cover Art photo by Nassos.Jingle (from episode 157) by Omish Njash.

This practical guide cuts the fluff and gives you real, tangible, actionable steps you can take to build your own world-class network. Even if you think the terms personal branding or networking sound sleazy, How to Get Ahead teaches you how to earn more, learn more, get more done, and set yourself up for long-term career success.

At the end of every seven days, Daniel Dent finds himself in a different time in his life. At first, he doesn't understand it, he doesn't like it, and he just wants to escape his new reality. Accepting that this is his life now, Daniel realises that he may be able to solve the larger issues he faces in life - brought about solely by his ineptitude for emotional expression - if he doesn't mess it up. Travel through time with Daniel as he grapples with reality and seeks to change his own sad story with this accidental, but incredible, gift of his.

One murder victim. One killer. One chance. Detective Robert Chance is the man to know in the village he's called into when a murder occurs. Not everyone, however, is grateful of that. Join Chance on a short story adventure that will send a chill down your spine, as he seeks to corner the person responsible for a heinous crime.

Brandon is rich, sexy and dominant and used to be famous. But there’s something strange going on in the woods at the back of his house, and he needs to find out more. Perhaps the mysterious woman in the trees will be spankable, or perhaps she’s got something else on her mind.

The author presents a cold and desolate New York story of a double-amputee veteran whose government-issued high tech prosthetic arms are malfunctioning. With winter approaching and homelessness looming, his only hope is an independent clinic in Manhattan. But can he pay their price?

Zbiór dowcipów typowych dla poszczególnych nacji europejskich. Pozwala on przesledzic sposób podejscia do pracy, milosci, wladzy, pieniedzy, religii przedstawicieli róznych kultur i tradycji. Zabawna lekture stanowic beda zwlaszcza dowcipy o wlasnym narodzie, o sasiadach i narodach, które nie sa szczególnie lubiane w danym kraju. Material zostal pogrupowany wedlug kryterium narodowego.

In the summer of 2012, in the dead of night, three peace activists penetrated the exterior of Y-12 in Tennessee, supposedly one of the most secure nuclear-weapons facilities in the United States. A drifter, an 82-year-old nun, and a house painter. And if they had been terrorists armed with explosives, intent on mass destruction? That nightmare scenario underlies the government’s response to the intrusion.