Maatschappij & cultuur – Australië – Nieuwe podcasts
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What We Carry is a podcast sharing honest conversations from across the caregiving journey. Hear from caregivers, sequel makers, donors, community partners, and leaders who believe in supporting those who show up for others.
These are real stories of responsibility, resilience, and the strength it takes to care.
The people doing this work aren’t experts because of titles. They’re experts because they’ve lived it.
No man should care alone.
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Join Tara on her inner healing journey going back to where it all began in childhood. As the pieces of the journey come together, she realises that every family has a secret, or in Tara’s case many secrets. It’s not until all the pieces are laid out that the picture of the family history comes into focus. Though understanding her past, Tara understands what took her to an impossible place & the lowest of lows in early 2023. She is now emerging as a happier & healthier person, finding her way in on this transformation journey.
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Welcome to our podcast, where we take deep dives looking at various topics through a Paranormal Lens.
Every Thursday, co-hosts Ben Goldman, Brienna Shear, and Angela Wingard come together to unpack history, events, and phenomena through a paranormal perspective. Along the way, we'll share updates on our latest projects, discuss timely news that doesn’t always fit into a full-length investigation or film, and connect the dots between folklore, research, and lived experience.
In addition to our main Thursday episodes, listeners can also expect occasional bonus or mini-episodes dropping on Mondays, recorded live on-set or at events.
Whether it’s analyzing legends, exploring haunted history, or discussing the cultural impact of the unexplained... our podcast is your gateway into conversations that exist at the Crossroads Of Curiosities.
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What is consciousness? What is the mind? What is the self? Why do we suffer — and is there a way through it that doesn't require pretending everything is fine?
These are the questions this podcast begins with.
Hosted by Nicky Grimsdale - Vedic educator, yoga teacher and practitioner with over 20 years of study in Indian philosophy including time living and practising in India. This series moves through the great schools of Vedic and Indian spiritual traditions with special emphasis on Advaita Vedanta and Yoga along the way. Nicky approaches contemplative thought with clarity, depth, relatability and a genuine respect for the intelligence of the listener.
Alongside solo episodes, the podcast features conversations with teachers, thinkers, and practitioners from across the traditions and other complementary schools of thought.
The approach is both personal and rigorous. This isn't wellness content. It isn't spirituality made palatable. It is a genuine investigation — informed by years of practice, study, and a deep engagement with the lineages of Indian philosophy.
What you'll find here: Indian philosophy that holds up academically and lands in the body. Ancient teachings explained with honesty, humour, and the occasional analogy that makes a thousand-year-old idea feel like something you already knew but couldn’t find the words.
For the yoga student who suspects there's more to the tradition than postures. For the meditator who wants to understand the philosophical framework underneath the practice. For the curious mind who finds consciousness and the exploration of the Self genuinely interesting.
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Digital Worlds. Real People. Unfiltered Stories.
To most people, mobile strategy games are just apps. On the inside, they are massive social ecosystems where human nature is on full display. Hosted by Long Tooth, Unshielded: State of Mind explores the intense player drama and unexpected real-world impact hidden behind the avatars. From toxic power struggles to profound community triumphs and lifelong relationships, we go deep into the trenches of gaming culture to uncover how these worlds change us.
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♡ a sonic archive of love stories from the disability community ♡
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A podcast magazine exploring and celebrating the diverse and dynamic literary scene of lutruwita/Tasmania, hosted by author, journalist and researcher, Liz Evans.
Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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Cognitive Biases, Logical Fallacies and other ways we think we are thinking.
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Welcome to The Wanderlusters Mind podcast. I’m your host Abby Lewtas. Come on an adventure with me as we wander into the minds of globetrotters.
They’ll share their travel stories, navigating their return home and stepping into their inspired adventurous life.
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Writer and filmmaker Sal + photographer Mark have a five year plan to sail their Swan 47 MATILDA from Palma, Spain back to Sydney Australia. This weekly podcast shares the wonder and realities of living your dream while maintaining careers and a 50 year old boat.
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Welcome to Rise Up & Heal, the podcast that empowers you to rise from the ashes of narcissistic abuse, like a phoenix, and embrace a life of self-love, healing, and strength. Hosted by a certified Heal Your Life Coach, this show offers insights, affirmations, and actionable tools to help you reclaim your self-worth, rewrite your story, and step into your power. Whether you’re navigating the aftermath of a toxic relationship or deepening your personal growth, each episode is designed to uplift and guide you. Tune in and start your healing journey today.
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Daddy Talk is a weekly podcast exploring kink, D/s dynamics, relationships, identity and personal growth through real conversations with real people.
Drawing from years of one-to-one work with submissives, Dominants, switches and curious kinksters from around the world, TheFunnyDom unpacks the questions, challenges and experiences that shape modern dynamics and relationships.
Thoughtful discussion, honest conversation, practical kinky insight—and the occasional Daddy joke. That's Daddy Talk.
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Greetings, Exalted Ones. Allow me to introduce myself. I’m Steve Ellerhoff, author of Jung and Star Wars: A Contemporary Mythology. I’m not a Jungian analyst or a psychologist; my doctorate is in literary analysis. On this podcast, we explore the resonance, wisdom, and vitality in the stories told about that galaxy far, far away. There is plenty to gain in taking Star Wars seriously as a living mythology in our own time. Join me as we plumb the depths of everyone’s favorite space opera. And May the Force be with Jung.
Also available on YouTube: www.youtube.com/@MayTheForceBeWithJung
Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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Dystopedia explores the worlds that warn us, from films and books and almost everything else in between. Each episode breaks down how dystopian stories reflect the systems, fears, and power structures shaping our own world, and somehow we still manage to have a laugh along the way.
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What makes a mind brilliant… yet different?
This is The Curious Mind of Hercule Poirot — a podcast exploring the world’s most famous Belgian detective and what he can teach us about neurodiversity, detail, and devotion.
Hercule Poirot, the creation of Agatha Christie, is renowned for his meticulous routines, his passion for order, and his unparalleled ability to observe. But what if these very traits — his precision, his focus, his need for structure — reveal something deeper about the way some minds are beautifully designed to see the world?
Across the episodes, we will explore defining characteristics often found on the autism spectrum, such as attention to detail, hyperfocus, logical thinking and routine through the lens of Poirot’s greatest cases.
So, pour yourself a cup of coffee, take a seat beside the world’s tidiest detective, and join me for The Curious Mind of Hercule Poirot.
Season 1: Six episodes exploring core autistic traits through the character of Hercule Poirot, tracing how his attention to detail, routine, logic, sensory awareness, and distinctive social style appear across Agatha Christie’s stories.Season 2: Six episodes examining common myths about autism, using Poirot as a counter-example to show how these misconceptions unravel when we look closely at his empathy, imagination, humour, relationships, and depth of inner life.Season 3: Six episodes exploring the richness of different neurotypes through the partnership of Hercule Poirot and Ariadne Oliver. With Poirot reflecting autistic patterns of logic and order, and Mrs Oliver expressing traits often associated with ADHD — spontaneity, intuition, creative leaps — this season examines how their contrasting minds illuminate one another and reveal a fuller picture of human intelligence.
Season 4: Six episodes delving into the figure of the outsider in Agatha Christie’s world. From refugees and misfits to the socially awkward and the misunderstood, we explore how Christie uses the outsider to expose prejudice, reveal hidden truths, and deepen our understanding of justice, compassion, and belonging.Season 5: Six episodes exploring the quiet faith that shapes Agatha Christie’s famous detective — his devotion to order, his compassion for human weakness, and his belief that truth exists to heal. Through themes of vocation, sin, confession, mercy, and integrity, we discover a Poirot whose logic is shaped by conscience, and whose intellect serves grace.Season 6: Six episodes exploring how neurodiverse people experience church through scent, sound, touch, routine, and social communication. Using insights from Hercule Poirot’s perceptive mind, this series reflects on sensory inclusion, belonging, and worship design — imagining churches where every sense is welcomed and every kind of mind can truly feel at home.Seasons 7 & 8: Twelve episodes exploring the short stories of 'Poirot Investigates', one case at a time. From glittering jewels to whispered curses, we uncover how Poirot sees beyond appearance and assumption — revealing deeper truths about fear, identity, trust, and the patterns of human behaviour.Season 9: Before “autism” had a name, how might someone like Hercule Poirot have been understood? Six episodes exploring historical labels and tracing changing views of neurodivergent minds. Through Poirot’s little grey cells, discover a thoughtful journey into history, neurodiversity, and the possibility of divine design behind every kind of mind.Season 10: Six episodes stepping beyond Poirot to explore the wider world of cosy mysteries. From fictional villages and flawed detectives to friendship, belonging, reinvention, and comfort reading, this season examines why millions of readers return to these gentle mysteries — and what they reveal about human nature, community, and the search for meaning.Season 11: Six episodes exploring how the British class system shaped not only Christie’s plots but also Poirot himself — the ultimate outsider moving gracefully between drawing rooms and kitchens, servants’ corridors and ballrooms, decoding both crime and convention.
Season 12: Six episodes exploring food, drink, and hospitality in the world of Agatha Christie. From English tea tables and Poirot's coffee to country house dinners, cocktails, poison, and the rituals of welcome, this season uncovers how everyday meals and beverages reveal deeper truths about class, identity, trust, community, and human connection.About Me
I'm Alanna Sorrensen, a social worker with graduate qualifications in forensic mental health, autism, and theology. I am also a long-term Agatha Christie fan who appreciates the way storytelling can illuminate truth, nurture empathy, and celebrate the complexity of the human mind.
If you’ve enjoyed listening, reflecting, or journeying along with these ideas, I’ve created a simple way for you to support the work behind it. There’s no expectation at all — but every bit of encouragement helps make it possible to keep creating. https://buymeacoffee.com/alanna.sorrensen
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Rav Eitan Aviner takes us on a journey through the thought of Rav Kook, zt"l.
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Serious academics. Dead subjects. A bit of gossip.
Is it appropriate for historians to gossip about the dead? Associate Professors Alecia Simmonds and Leigh Boucher aren't afraid to find out. In The Dead Can't Sue, they poke around in the entrails of Australian history, dishing up the best dirt and juiciest scoops on our nation's dead.
Each week, you'll join us for the best dinner party conversations you've ever overheard, as Alecia and Leigh bring you their unfiltered takes.
There'll be big names you'll get to know in new ways, as well as names you've never heard of, with jaw-dropping stories. Rebels, divas, convicts, heroes, scoundrels and everything in between. -
Raising the Bar: Real Talk About Queensland Property
🎙️ Hosted by George Sourris, Legal Practice Director at Empire Legal - a Brisbane-based conveyancing and property law firm
Welcome to Raising the Bar, the Queensland property podcast where we sit down with the best real estate agents, mortgage brokers, buyer's agents, property managers, building inspectors and property pros across Brisbane, the Gold Coast and wider QLD.
In each episode, host George Sourris pulls back the curtain on the stories, strategies, and hard-earned lessons that define excellence in the Queensland property market - from first-home buyer tips to auction tactics, from QLD conveyancing essentials to running a top-performing real estate business.
Because our industry deserves better.
Whether you're buying or selling property in Queensland, or you work in the property game and want to get sharper - this one's for you.
Need a conveyancer for your next QLD property purchase or sale? Visit empirelegal.com.au or call 07 3088 7675.
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A monthly discussion about books and literature where two teachers look at one book and decide if it is required reading.
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Barry Long Answers is a new, free podcast that invites listeners into the intimate dialogue of audience questions and the spiritual master’s answer. These exchanges provide universal guidance to a range of everyday issues concerning man and woman. Each episode begins with a direct question put to Barry and his uncompromising response. The series draws from the Barry Long Archive, a repository of over 20 years of Barry Long’s teachings.
For full-length talks and extended dialogues, besides 'Barry Long Answers', the usual 'Barry Long Podcast' continues as a separate stream, with both free and subscriber-only editions available. Or if you'd like access to the full Barry Long Archive, the Barry Long website offers a subscription to this.
Barry described himself as the ‘Master of The West.’ His ideas, vocabulary and expressions are unmistakably and patently Western: down to earth and practical. His teaching is free from tradition or religion, be it Western or Eastern. Over more than twenty-five years he spoke to thousands of men and women and he addressed them where they were – in their real, living life. The reference point always being in living the truth now, not the past. In this directness lies Barry’s distinctive usefulness and uniqueness: a practical wisdom that addresses contemporary issues and presents a way to transform the unhappy human condition into the freedom of being.
The Barry Long Podcast: https://www.barrylong.org/podcast/about
The Barry Long Archive: https://www.barrylong.org/archive - Laat meer zien
