Top Introspective Podcasts

What are values? In a nutshell, values are the things that matter to us. The trick is that you define and live yours in your own way. Taking the time to identify and connect with your own set of core values can help you in many ways, big and small, and everything in between. Our values can help us through life's challenges, guide our decision making and remind us why we do the things we do on a daily basis. Through this interview style podcast, we share real conversations with real people about what matters to them and what it means to live your values. Our hope is that each episode will inspire and help you discover or uncover your own set of core values as well as provide useful tools and strategies to help you align and practice them more consistently. In a nutshell, our goal is to help you do more of what matters so that you can live a more meaningful and fulfilling life, and who doesn't want that? Host and Jersey boy, Mike "Bagel", brings his own stories and experiences to the table in this insightful and entertaining podcast. Bagel has done everything from pulling an "Office Space" and leaving an anxiety-ridden corporate job, to moving to a completely new state to start a new life as a Career Counselor, only then to pursue his lifelong dream of hitting the road and traveling cross-country. This led him to discovering his new path of entrepreneurship, founding Free Your Time Virtual Assistants, and now primarily he works as a Small Business Counselor in the Charlotte, NC area. More important than any of these "credentials,” Bagel truly loves getting to know people on an individual level, and believes all are connected in some way. Whether through the lens of career and business, big life choices, or just casual water-cooler conversation, he finds joy in providing a platform for people to share their stories and helping them figure out what matters most, so they can do more of it and feel fulfilled.

Finding inspiration from all facets of life, and providing one of a kind content. The Dryftwood Podcast offers well rounded conversations with humor, intellect, and substance.

Marla Goldberrg incorporates her nearly 20 years of metaphysical training, spiritual insights and charismatic personality into her interviews with the most preeminent Healers, Metaphysicians and Spiritual Leaders from across the globe. Her “fire of desire” is to bring new information and insight to help, motivate and inspire her listening audience. In addition, Marla brings her “can do” attitude to her audience to bring them inspiration and motivation that they can use in shifting their life's experience. In her semi-biographical, self help book, My F*cking Long Journey To Loving Myself: A Guide to a Shorter Path, Marla shares her story of dysfunction, low self-esteem and low self-confidence and how she healed her life. She shares the tools and techniques she used and continues to use. Marla thinks that if she can do it, anyone can do it!

Conversations with a dope chick; from a dope chick; with dope chicks in mind I am your host Twila J. Our conversations will explore topics that will allow you the space to become an evolved woman, who is introspective, authentic, self aware, and accountable. I invite you to remove the mask, be free of judgment, and be released from limitations and boundaries. This podcast will challenge you to ask yourself the difficult/hard questions that will ignite your growth spiritually, mentally, emotionally, and physically. These changes will help to ultimately produce the best version of you. So, let’s talk... Please join my family by following me on my social media platforms Facebook and IG: @cwadopechick

Blending sci-fi intrigue with humor, vulnerability, and contemplation this is an introspective and wittily candid, though a bit sweary, Sci-Fi audio drama.

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Four Ferrets In A Trench Coat Masquerading As A Human Being.

One day, two longtime friends who are addicted to talking pop culture (seriously they should see someone) decided to pick up some microphones, call up their fellow pop-culture enthusiast Beth, and start a show. They set out to answer one simple question:Why can't listening to a review be just as entertaining as the subject of the review itself?Thus, Son of a Ginger was born. Join the hosts and their rotating crew of guests for episodes full of critical analysis, nerdy talk, and just a dash of improvised sketch comedy.