Complete list of Autobiography Podcasts - Listen & Review on Goodpods

Text, Prose & RocknRoll is the only podcast dedicated to the documented account of musicians, rock biographers, and documentarians. A MUST for fans of Fresh Air & Behind the Music. Hosted by Emmy nominated Music Journalist, Kris Kosach.

Phil Williams and Natalie Jamieson interview the world's biggest selling writers of fiction, non-fiction, sport, cookery, children's and biography books. These are big selling, easy to read books you'll love. Featuring writers who've sold millions and uncovering gems from new talent.Each episode will feature a writer who'll read an extract of their book to you, discuss it with Phil & Natalie and also give their recommendations for other books to read. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Stories, Conversations and interviews inspired by music, film & real life events with your host, Christie Gee!

LearnOutLoud's Biography Podcast will explore the lives of notable people throughout history. Whether it be World Leaders, Political activists, spiritual luminaries, great artists or every day people, this podcast will be a showcase for their story.

Stairway to CEO is a podcast, hosted by entrepreneur Lee Greene, featuring untold stories from inspiring Founders & CEOs about what it takes to start and grow a business.

All That Can Be Shaken by Essie Collins (a pseudonym) is a moving true story of a family's struggle with a tragedy that shakes their lives and their faith. Essie's idyllic life is torn apart when her once joyful and exuberant husband, Stephen, is stricken with a deep depression. His suicidal tendencies force Essie to seek professional help. After shock treatment and a barrage of medications, Stephen becomes severely mentally ill, diagnosed as bi-polar and schizophrenic. Essie's story will take you through the horrors her family endures as they become prey to a society that is largely unsympathetic and unequipped to help. Produced by Vic Zarley and narrated by Eva Zarley. Theme song for this audio book is "Silver Shine" by Dan-O.

Bringing Sanity and Common Sense back to America with Lou Marks

A few months ago people began encouraging me to write the story of my spiritual journey from New Age back to Christianity. This is it. It has been a lot of fun to write. As I remembered and wrote down each step through my life, I began to see a wonderful pattern as a powerful and awesome God was at work in my life. I pray that my circular journey is interesting and helpful as I take you from my Christian roots, as a child, to the outer fringes during my teen and young adult years, until finally, I return, Prodigal Child, back into my Father's arms. I've always had a strong love for God. He knows that and has never left me, even as I took, not always of my own accord, the wildest detours. Some may not feel my tone is harsh enough toward the false teachings I received. This book is not so much a criticism of New Age as it is the story of our wise and marvelous God, in process, working with and through one of His children. It is the story of our God, who keeps His mind upon one of His own. It is the story of a nurturing and loving and merciful God, Who, despite detours we all take in this short life, holds His dear little ones close to His heart, loving them always, forgetting them, never. I thank God that no matter where we are (on our journey), He is there, only a heartbeat away, no farther than a prayer, the Creator, craving to reside in His created. As I told my story, I found often that my soul stirred with a message from God. Sprinkled liberally throughout this book, then, are poetic interjections as my enthusiasm for life and God and all His children flowed onto the pages. This is not just my spiritual autobiography. This is an Opening Window and, I pray, you will not be able to contain the riches God pours out to you through it. Produced and narrated by Vic Zarley. Special thanks to Kevin Macleod for his theme music, "Second Coming - No Percussion."

The suspect doesn't come quietly. Before he's subdued, rookie cop Robert Christensen gets pummeled unconscious. Twenty-five years later, he retires as one of Kalamazoo's top patrol officers. Out of the Darkness and into the Blue recounts Christensen's most memorable experiences on the force, told with candor, honesty, and humor. After describing each event, Christensen analyzes his behavior during the encounter, the tactics he used, and how changes in strategy and behavior might have affected the outcome.

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"Human Being Human" is a podcast that digs into the gripping history of humankind, as told through personal stories, scholastic explorations, and sonic landscapes. Created and narrated by Karrington Cooper, a human being human.

Like a Rubber Biskit, I have spent my life bouncing from here to there and back to here again. I have created, guided, and been the inspiration for many people, projects, and events. I cannot sit still and must be constantly doing something, going somewhere, and being involved. Writing, Art, Tattooing, Photography, Video, and my Podcast affords me an opportunity to release the madness that transpires within my mind.

Alane Gray presents her award-winning creative non-fiction memoir Terrible Omens: Happiness is the Other Way. This darkly witty, fast-paced ride through a fifteen-year relationship is an unflinching cautionary tale about what happens when hormones and social expectations lead two people to say “I do” when they should have said “I don’t.” When the signs all pointed to the exits—they kept running the wrong way.

Better for the Boy is an honest and raw look at personal growth. Before becoming a parent, I didn't care much about being "good" - I didn't have a higher power to answer to, and no clear sense of purpose. But having a child changed everything for me. In this series, I share my personal journey towards self-improvement, with all the ups and downs that come along with it. From big wins to embarrassing mistakes, and everything in between, I'm bringing you real stories, real wisdom, and yes, even some WTF moments. Tune in to join me on this rollercoaster ride towards becoming a better person.

One writer, one work, 30 minutes to tell its story. Each month, Craft brings you one international writer telling the story of a single work from its earliest origins to publication on the page. Join them as they discuss the twists and turns of the composition process and reflect on the what of writing alongside the how. Brought to you by Wasafiri Magazine, Queen Mary University of London, and Arts Council England. Hosted by Malachi McIntosh Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

It's no secret that diversity is the spice of life, yet only 5% of companies are minority-led, despite making up 15% of the UK's population. Often the only Asian woman in the room at conferences and classrooms, I decided to share insights so that others can glimpse at the world through a different lens. Covering a wide range of subjects such as art, business, mental health and race, A Journey Shared implores listeners to learn with an open mind, whilst aiding in my journey of healing from c-PTSD.New episodes are released every second Wednesday of the month. Naomi Hoang is a Tattoo Artist and founder of NAOHOA Luxury Bespoke Tattoos, with experience in the gaming industry as an Illustrator and Concept Artist.

The ups and downs of working in the Thoroughbred Industry

This bi monthly posting, or as I call it, Toad in the Hole Day, will introduce you to my life. This stuff actually happened to me. I post my recollections so my family will have an accurate account of the many stories that have been told about me by others. This is what really happened no matter what you have heard. Almost all of these stories have been given a name by me and the other people that have been involved. My friends and family will tell you, "I did not believe anything Maxx said until I was involved in one of these off the wall encounters". Hence the name "3 Tales Maxx" because I find if I tell more than three stories at one time people think I am lying. This is my autobiography and it is not my fault.

High Stakes poker vet DGAF hit rock bottom in 2017, after twice rising to the top of the poker world. He embarks on his "3rd Rise" homeless, buried in debt, with no bankroll, and with bills piling up by the day. He also has "Poker PTSD" after too many years in the game and one entire year filled with coolers and bad beats...Ride along as he attempts to do the impossible--make one last comeback under extreme duress, while wrestling his demons and working on himself everyday, and also, being the very best single dad he can be!This podcast is a documentary for the open-minded who love comeback stories, crazy journeys, human nature, self-examination, brutal honesty, and POKER. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The Listening Podcast features conversations with fascinating people in the world of music, film & art. We talk about how they got started, obstacles they faced, their personal creative process, and what inspires them.

Shares l Skateboarding l ArtNew guest every Sunday.Hosted by Shannon Farrugia

Ο συγγραφέας και κριτικός βιβλίων Κώστας Κατσουλάρης, επιλέγει βιβλία που ξεχώρισε, διαβάζει αποσπάσματά τους και μοιράζεται σκέψεις και εντυπώσεις που του άφησαν.

This podcast explores what Eastern Traditions of Meditation and Yoga, Western Occult practices of Tarot and Magic and the sciences of Quantum Physics and Bio-chemistry have in common, and how studying these three seemingly unrelated subjects brought Michael onto a spiritual path and how you can join him in seeking a better life. Engaging and thought provoking, Michael breaks down the traditions and the science for the seeker and the skeptic alike. For resources and information, including Michael's Transformational Pathwork program visit mysterymagicscience.com. Follow on Instagram or TikTok @mdisko13

Is it even possibly to learn Chinese? Linguistics professor Jeanette Sakel tried it out, telling us about her successes and failures along the way.

This album contains extracts from interviews with a wide range of people talking about family history. Some history is recalled in oral form, some in photographic and some in written form, as biographical or autobiographical evidence. Many aspects of this approach to writing are discussed in illuminating and perceptive depth, giving wide-ranging yet informative coverage of the topic. This material forms part of the course A173 Start writing family history.

Getting to know the people we know

Grammy Award-winning musician, singer, rapper, producer, and politician Wyclef Jean (The Fugees) appeared with co-author Anthony Bozza at the Apple Store, SoHo to discuss his life, his career, and his memoir, Purpose: An Immigrant's Story.

R&B music legend Bettye LaVette talks about her life, her long and storied career in music, and her memoir, A Woman Like Me. LaVette is honest and unflinching with moderator Harry Weinger, touching on the music industry, the creative process, and what it was like to turn her life's stories into a book.

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“The Rise of the Phoenix,” is an epic and on - going tale of many of the milestones that comprise the life series of author T’adaram Alasadro MaradasTM. This is his 6th effort as a published author, and one of his best pieces of published literature. Within the pages of this book you will find something close to the essence of the author, as he takes readers from the cradle to present day. This is a shrewd and savvy epic tale that could not be told in any other forum, with the exception of the big screen and the movies. So nestle, sit back and enjoy, “The Rise of the Phoenix.”©