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The Senior Scoop is a podcast hosted by Deborah and Kelsey Samuel, created to support and inform seniors navigating major life transitions. Based in Santa Barbara, the show focuses on helping older adults understand and prepare for various aspects of aging — from downsizing and home maintenance to emotional well-being and planning for the future. Each episode explores topics relevant to senior life, such as physical and mental health, financial planning, trusts and wills, pet care, and more. The hosts bring on local experts — including healthcare professionals, legal advisors, and home ...

In Stories of Lakota Elders, a podcast presented by Maȟpíya Lúta, Cecelia Fire Thunder—Oglala Lakota nurse, educator, and the first woman to serve as president of the Oglala Sioux Tribe—shares powerful reflections on her life, leadership, and the values that shaped her path. With wisdom and humor, she speaks about her dedication to Native health, education, and self-determination, offering listeners a moving glimpse into the strength and spirit of Lakota women.

“Soaring High with SKS” is a dive into a beneficial organization for the disabled community. So Kids SOAR, or SKS for short, is a group that assists and educates those with disabilities, both in helping to get employment and improving certain skills or hobbies. In this podcast, PodTechs apprentice and SKS graduate Michael Simmons will be talking with the director of the program, Glenda Fu Smith, to discuss the history of SKS, as well as the various types of courses and activities the program offers.

Have you been thinking about starting a business for a while? Not sure where to begin? Not comfortable going at it alone? Have you started a business and now face challenges of stability and growth? This could be the workshop for you. In “Lydia’s Legacy”, Dr. Shawn Richmond and her team will coach you through market research, business planning, funding, registration, logo design, website, licenses, and banking. Your workshop will include regularly scheduled Zoom sessions, 1-on-1 coaching, a finished logo, a professional website, a launch of your podcast series, a professional recording...

How do we pave the road towards a Haitian Cultural Renaissance? The Indigenous Ayiti podcast interviews Haitian artists, historians, entrepreneurs and renowned leaders all across Haiti’s creative industry. These conversations and interviews offer insights on Haiti’s unique artistic space and contributions to the world. Each episode contains rich information about Haiti’s past, present and future with the aims of rebuilding the arts industry in Haiti towards a cultural renaissance by 2030. Indigenous Ayiti is produced by Racine Foundation.

The Conversational Selling podcast is hosted by Nancy Calabrese. The podcast where the Sales Leaders and Business Experts share what is going on in Sales and Marketing today.

The Building Doors Podcast is where women in voice-over take center stage, sharing their journeys, breaking barriers, and paving the way for future talent. This podcast amplifies women’s voices in an industry where male-centric genres—like sports promos and other traditionally male-dominated spaces—have long been the norm. Through personal stories, expert insights, and industry discussions, we’re creating opportunities and inspiring action. Each episode features female voice actors—our Door Builders—as they share how they got into voice-over, the challenges they’ve faced, and the...

Bringing trusted home improvement specialists and homeowners together.

Are you an Information Technology professional? Do you work in the IT industry? This podcast is for you. Bytes and Banter is hosted by HDI Local Chapters.

This podcast is produced by PodTechs and hosted by Dustin Canter a.k.a. Mayor of the Mic.

Hosted by Daniel Dashnaw who is a published researcher, a serial entrepreneur, a father, and a grandfather. Mr. Dashnaw has a Master's (MA) in Marriage and Family Therapy from Antioch of New England, and a Master’s (MS) in Labor Studies from the University of Massachusetts at Amherst.

Common sayings and colloquialisms spoken by our parents, grandparents, and their parents before them, are often rooted in truth but can still be challenged. Delray Beach locals Kenya Madison, Senior Director of Healthier Delray Beach, and Julia Sanna, licensed therapist, and their guests discuss what feels relevant in these sayings, and what can be looked at differently as our community seeks to better our brain health and overall wellbeing.