Comedians, Lee and Neil, hilariously dissect the nonsense that people write about on Neil's village Facebook page.

Neil lives in a rural and fairly affluent village, but things are changing. What was once the epitome of a traditional, English countryside, idyll has gone to the dogs. If things keep going the way they are, then the village might just descend into the depths of hell. How long can the residents put up with this lawless society? I'll tell you. Not for much longer, and if they heard what Lee had to say about them, it might just tip them over the edge.

*All character traits are subject to elaboration for artistic licence and some are altogether fictitious. This podcast is not to be considered as journalism, or is it........

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Life, sex, goals and oh hell no's - this is Midlife Craving! Follow along as I openly share my journey including all that I crave (especially sex!). From relationships to divorce, dating and finding love, healing from the past, building confidence, giving less f*cks, truly living your best authentic life and sharing all of my famous tips in the bedroom, I'm not holding back! Let's talk about it! XOXO, Adrienne

When the pain feels unbearable and we feel alone in our suffering this podcast will sit with you. Let's rediscover our purpose, reduce our pain and regain our sense of belonging. Join comedian Leo Flowers M.A. as he shares his own journey through suicidality, interviews guests with lived experiences and discusses with experts on how to escape the flames and create a life worth living.

Listen up, corporate North America! A crisis is the win-or-lose moment for every business, where one misstep can undo decades of goodwill. Where one wrong statement can end relationships and revenue.

The Crisis Beat Podcast is an exploration of the dynamic world of corporate crisis communications. Join us as we explore the corporate wins and losses in this arena, and dig deep into the best practices, tools, tactics, and tricks that business leaders need to know.

Join hosts Dr. Mark Crowther and Mr. Brady Wood as they dive into recent news making events, discussing what's done well and what's done terribly bad as corporate leaders in crisis face the world.

Dr. Mark Crowther is Chair of Medicine at McMaster University. Mr. Brady Wood is a consultant, business owner, and public relations professional. Together they work ...The Crisis Beat!

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Welcome to Why We Care, the podcast helping you reconnect with nature. Together we explore our relationship with the natural world, to better understand how intertwined nature is with our daily lives – but also to rekindle our sense of wonder towards it. We dive into what our separation from nature means, and take a look at practical ways to restore and nurture this vital relationship.

Hear from the people at the heart of the environmental movement, all around the world – scientists, activists, and campaigners who are all relentlessly advocating for change. I hope these conversations will inspire you to challenge the status quo, and give you hope. Thank you for caring, and sending you lots of love!

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🔊 The Defuse Podcast: Personal Threat Management for High-Risk Lives
How do you keep high-profile people safe in a world of escalating threats, online hostility, and real-world harm?

Hosted by Philip Grindell, former Scotland Yard detective and author of Personal Threat Management: The Practitioner’s Guide to Keeping Clients Safer, The Defuse Podcast goes behind the scenes of elite protective strategies used to safeguard prominent individuals, executives, and private clients.

Each episode features candid, expert-led conversations on topics including:

• Stalking, fixated threats, and insider risk
• Protective intelligence and behavioural profiling
• Workplace violence and reputational harm
• Digital vulnerability, doxxing, and OSINT
• Crisis leadership and executive resilience

Whether you're a security professional, family office advisor, C-suite leader, or someone responsible for protecting others, this podcast will give you real-world insight into what works — and what doesn't — when lives and reputations are on the line.Subscribe now and learn how to manage threats before they become crises.

In this podcast, you will be eavesdropping on Leah Brown FRSA's conversations with leaders about things barely shared on social media: their toughest, longest days and seasons of their journey. We feel privileged listening to their honest and vulnerable stories and find inspiration to overcome our own long days in life. We hope you will too.

Dr. Ramesh Ramachandra reveals all of her business and personal growth strategies, explores the entrepreneurial and crisis-ready mindset and shares innovation tips and tricks so you can survive and thrive in today’s age of disruption. You too can have the essential skills, freedom and time to do what you love, whether it's starting your own business, driving the family business, building a social enterprise or working for others in a small local business to leading large multinational corporations. Dr. Ramesh is a well-sought after coach. She generously shares business and life lessons and her extensive network of fellow entrepreneurs, social and corporate leaders, academics and inspiring women in Asia. Together you’ll explore topics ranging from an entrepreneurial mindset, communication, collaborative management, crisis resilience, family businesses, women in leadership to spirituality and living a simple life in today’s age.Fundamentally, it’s about shifting from performing at an individual level to engaging at a collective level, to discover how you can create value for yourself as an individual, in your family, business and community groups and expand that toward making a larger, lasting impact universally. Dr. Ramesh has founded and run multiple businesses in the Asia Pacific region and has successfully raised millions in venture funds. She is recognised by “Asiaweek” as one of Asia’s most influential women, featured as one of the emerging breed of entrepreneurs in Singapore (Singapore Saavy – 50 Entrepreneurs of Tomorrow) and is also named a notable woman barrier breaker in the book Barrier Breakers – Women in Singapore, by Ms. Shelley Siu. She is also an author, ICF Professional Certified Coach for business executives and currently runs Talent Leadership Crucible, an Asia-centric consulting firm specialising in corporate culture change with programmes on entrepreneurial acumen, leadership mindset, and holistic thinking. Dr. Ramesh is a Singaporean, born in Colombo and educated in Singapore, Australia and the US. She currently lives in Singapore with her daughter. Dec 24, 2021Useful Links: Entrepreneurial Qualifications Quiz https://www.flexiquiz.com/SC/N/Entrepreneurial-Qualifications-Quiz

Stephen McDonald and Nick Outlaw from Duntulm Partners bring you 'The Blethering' - a podcast discussing Leadership, Change and Strategy for humans, by humans.

Stephen and Nick draw on decades of experience as well as their extensive networks to bring you guests from around the world.

Using our own personal experience, as well as the experiences of our guests we explore the many challenges of leadership, change and strategy - from the individual, to the team and the organisation.

Anchored in our values of Humanity, Authenticity and Collaboration we hope that you find The Blethering insightful and entertaining.

Feel free to contact us via our website or by emailing [email protected]

About Stephen & Nick:

Steve & Nick have been working together for over a decade and a half having first met at Save the Children where they led a team to co-design and develop the Humanitarian Leadership Program in partnership with a number of Non-Government Organisations and Deakin University.

The Humanitarian Leadership Program evolved to become the Graduate Certificate of Humanitarian Leadership, and remains the cornerstone program of the Centre for Humanitarian Leadership (CHL).

Steve is a founder of the CHL and now works with Earthwatch Australia as Chief Development Officer in addition to be being a Managing Partner at Duntulm Partners.

He has two decades of experience leading in complex environments and organisations, prior to which he worked in various private sector roles.

Nick has three decades of experience in leadership development, coaching and strategy development across the private, government and not-for-profit sector and continues this work at Outlaw Consulting in addition to being a Managing Partner at Duntulm Partners.

He has worked with C-suite teams as well as operational teams to help individuals, teams and organisations to overcome challenges and succeed.

• Steve's LinkedIn: Stephen McDonald
• Nick's LinkedIn: Nick Outlaw

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The world’s attention is limited. Today’s burning emergency becomes tomorrow’s forgotten crisis. When the media spotlight moves on, vital issues in development and humanitarian response risk being forgotten. In this podcast miniseries, Development Initiatives’ (DI) CEO Adrian Lovett speaks with people with deep expertise to take us beyond the headlines and explore the missing issues, missing voices and missing data as we ask: What are we missing?

At Coast Range Radio, we interview folks who work to build just communities that provide for people and the natural world. We are particularly interested in the connections between Pacific Northwest forests, social justice, and the climate crisis.

Coast Range Radio is an independent radio show and podcast hosted by Michael Gaskill. Michael is a lifelong rural Oregonian and climate justice organizer.

What if the tension in your life isn’t something to resolve—but something to revere?

Welcome to Tension of Emergence, an audio sanctuary where we meet the fertile edge of transformation—not by bypassing discomfort, but by alchemizing it.

Hosted by Jennifer England—human rights advocate, Zen practitioner, and former executive—this podcast explores the friction that arises when we’re called to lead, create, or heal during times of profound change.

A space for holding paradox, Tension of Emergence invites you into intimate conversations with artists, philosophers, scientists, and change-makers. Together, we expose the fault lines of outdated paradigms and imagine new ways of being with creativity and embodied wisdom.

If you’re craving subversive happenings and radical encouragement as you walk the edges of personal and collective change- come join us.

Every mom wants to be a good mom but how many times a day do we question this?! We have been conditioned to believe that there are rules for being a good mom but I say your definition is the only one that matters. As a mom with four kids with neurodiversity and a background in education, I believe every child has gifts and talents of genius. I also see life's unexpected trials as chances for us to grow in our strength, love, and connection as a family. Escape from your "bad mom" soundtrack each week to listen in for inspiration on all the mom things, whether neurodiversity is in your family or not. Get the go ahead to have way more fun without guilt, hear new perspectives on old problems, and finally feel like you know what you're doing as a mom.

Joe Van Wie hosts a podcast dedicated to exploring addiction and recovery through thought-provoking conversations with clinicians, researchers, legislators, and individuals who embrace diverse pathways to healing. A father, husband, filmmaker, and reformed media consultant in recovery, Joe brings a unique perspective to these discussions.

He holds a B.A. in Psychology from the State University of New York and is a Certified Alcohol and Drug Counselor (CADC). In 2023, Joe completed the Executive Leadership Program at MIT's Sloan School of Management and Schwarzman College of Computing, specializing in Machine Learning and Artificial Intelligence in Business. He is currently in the one-year residency program at Columbia University's School of Social Work, pursuing a Master of Science in Social Work.

Joe is also the co-founder and CEO of Fellowship House in Scranton, Pennsylvania, which serves up to 75 men per month through a 90-day Partial Hospitalization Program designed to treat Substance Use Disorder (SUD).

In a world facing multiple overlapping crises and wars, understanding how existing international institutions can tackle mounting global challenges is more crucial than ever. At Global Shocks, the podcast of the Oxford Martin Programme on Changing Global Orders, we enter the conversation with leading figures from the world’s major international organisations — from the International Committee of the Red Cross to the World Health Organisation. Join us to find out what lessons they draw from the past and what future prospects they have.

Host and producer: Jan Eijking (University of Oxford)

Special thanks to Patricia Clavin (University of Oxford) and Melissa FitzGerald (Zinc Media).

Music: “Space!” by HoliznaCC0 / CC0 1.0 Universal License

Logo: Roger Gray (Oxford Martin School)

Changing Global Orders is a research programme at the Oxford Martin School, University of Oxford, and led by Professor Patricia Clavin, Professor Andrew Thompson, Professor Louise Fawcett, and Professor Andrew Hurrell.

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