Maatschappij & cultuur – Nieuwe podcasts
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Welcome to the podcast that takes a lighter approach to the stickiest questions out there... death, love, meaning, happiness, well-being, what the hell we're supposed to do with our lives.
This Could be It is hosted by Jodi Wellman—speaker and author, and Michael F. Steger—one of the world's leading experts in meaning, purpose, and well-being. Together, they blend philosophy, psychology, research, and practical advice to dispel doom and gloom with humor and embarrassing stories. -
What Would Dorcy Do is a thoughtโleadership podcast hosted by Dorcy Pruter, offering clarity for families, adult children, and professionals navigating estrangement, rupture, accountability, and repair.
This podcast approaches family fracture through a systems lens focused on healing and solutions, not ideology, blame, or performative healing. Inside this feed, Dorcy dismantles false binaries, names the patterns that keep families stuck, and offers language and structure for real change.
You’ll hear three kinds of conversations:
• What Would Dorcy Do- direct episodes delivering clarity, frameworks, and cultural truthโtelling around family systems, boundaries, accountability, and repair.
• Fungi Family Healing -an educational series focused on nervous system safety, family systems, and the responsible integration of sacred plant medicine.
• Family Dropouts- a conversation series exploring estrangement, reconciliation, and the human cost of unhealed family dynamics.
You don’t need to listen to everything. Start where you are.
If you want clarity, begin with the core WWDD episodes.
If you want education and regulation with sacred plant medicine, Fungi Family Healing will meet you there.
If you want context and companionship, Family Dropouts offers honest conversation. -
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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Welcome to Hidden Wisdom: the art and science of seeking and wisdom in people near and far. Our first season, beginning with former PepsiCo Chair and CEO Indra Nooyi, features inspired conversations with remarkable leaders who have been transformed by the wisdom around them. In an age in which intelligence is abundant, we've entered the Wisdom Era, and Hidden Wisdom seeks to advance a world where wisdom-seeking - and wisdom-seeing - is not left to chance.
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La "Storia nell'armadio" è un podcast ANSA scritto e interpretato da Nicoletta De Menna per raccontare, attraverso la storia di abiti e accessori che tutti possediamo, alcuni passaggi salienti della Storia del '900. Nove appuntamenti per scoprire insieme cosa hanno da raccontare i pantaloni, le perle, i costumi da bagno, le calze, la lana, la camicia, l’unisex, il trench e l’abbigliamento sportivo.
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A Good Length is a podcast hosted by Dr. Venu Bhamidi exploring modern masculinity, menโs health, fatherhood, family law, relationships, divorce and the pressures facing men today. Through honest conversations, expert insights, and lived experience, the show creates a space where difficult topics can be discussed without shame, hostility, or ideological extremes & men can become healthier, wiser and more grounded versions of themselves. Ultimately, A Good Length is about fostering positive masculinity, protecting future generations of boys, and building stronger men, families, and communities.
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Everyone Watches Women’s Sports is the group chat women's sports fans don't want to miss, brought to you by Togethxr and iHeart Women’s Sports. Hosted by Ari Chambers, Sam Jay, Jordan Chiles, and more luminary contributors covering the week’s biggest headlines, viral moments, debates, interviews, and internet discourse, EWWS brings bold takes, big laughs, and nothing left unsaid. EWWS doesn’t just recap what happened; it shapes the conversation around why it matters.
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๐๏ธ Welcome to The Man Within: Masculine Stories, Women Listening
What does it truly mean to be a man today?
Beyond the noise, pressure, and performance lives the truth of the inner man.
This podcast holds space for men to share raw, honest stories—about love, fatherhood, fear, desire, healing, and brotherhood.
And for women… this is a place to witness without fixing. To listen without interrupting. To understand without judgment.
We celebrate the lived experiences of men as they speak openly about their growth, challenges, and personal evolution. Through conversations with diverse, nominated guests, we highlight wisdom earned and build bridges of deeper understanding between men and women.
In a time of division, disconnection, and generational pain, The Man Within offers healing through storytelling, vulnerability, and truth.
This isn’t about blame.
It’s about belonging.
Follow along. Listen in. Let’s honor the journey to conscious manhood.
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A young woman is starving to death. Some doctors say she needs life-saving surgery; others say the diagnosis doesn't exist. This series explores the grey area where medicine, belief & evidence collide
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From the Yellow River valley's first Neolithic settlements to the skyscrapers of modern Shanghai, China's history is an epic of unbroken civilization, imperial ambition, revolution, and global resurgence. Lucas and Luna guide listeners through five millennia of dynastic cycles: the Shang's oracle bones, the Warring States' philosophical ferment, Qin Shi Huang's terracotta legions, and the Han dynasty's Silk Road opening. They explore Tang cosmopolitanism, Song economic revolution, Mongol conquest under Kublai Khan, and Ming maritime expeditions of Zheng He. The Qing's Manchu rule, the Opium Wars' humiliation, the Taiping Rebellion's devastation, and the 1911 Revolution's fall of the last emperor lead into the fractured Republic, the Long March, Mao's socialist transformation, the Great Leap Forward's famine, and the Cultural Revolution's chaos. The series concludes with Deng Xiaoping's market reforms, Tiananmen, and China's rise as a manufacturing superpower, questioning its future as a global hegemon. Along the way, Lucas and Luna debate how Confucianism shaped governance, why the Great Wall failed repeatedly, and whether China's 'one history' narrative obscures regional diversity. This is not a simple timelineโit's a conversation about resilience, power, and the stories we tell about the Middle Kingdom. No hashtags inside this string.#ShangDynasty #WarringStates #QinShiHuang #SilkRoad #TangDynasty #SongDynasty #MingDynasty #QingDynasty #OpiumWars #TaipingRebellion #LongMarch #CulturalRevolution #Tiananmen #Confucianism #ForbiddenCity #GreatWall #History #FexingoHistoryKeep every episode free: buymeacoffee.com/fexingo
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From the cloud-wreathed peaks of the Andes to the arid coastal plains, Peru's history is a tapestry of ancient civilizations, imperial ambition, and resilient nation-building. Lucas and Luna guide listeners through the rise of the Inca Empireโfrom its mythical origins in the Valley of Cusco under Pachacuti to the vast network of roads, terraces, and storehouses that sustained Tawantinsuyu. They explore the intricacies of Inca governance, the worship of Inti, the sun god, and the mummified remains of emperors that held political power beyond death. The show then pivots to the Spanish conquest: the betrayal at Cajamarca, the capture of Atahualpa, and the tragic fall of a civilization. But this is not a story that ends with the colonial era. Over centuries, indigenous traditions fused with European and African influences to shape modern Peru. Lucas and Luna dissect the wars of independence, the figure of Simรณn Bolรญvar, the devastating War of the Pacific, and the complex legacy of the Shining Path uprising. They examine how the discovery of Machu Picchu rekindled national pride, the ongoing struggle over land rights and Quechua language preservation, and the tensions between neoliberal growth and indigenous autonomy. This is a history of resilience, syncretism, and the enduring power of a land where the past is never truly buried. Why does the ghost of the Inca still haunt Lima's corridors of power?#IncaEmpire #MachuPicchu #PeruHistory #Pachacuti #Tawantinsuyu #SpanishConquest #Atahualpa #FranciscoPizarro #ViceroyaltyOfPeru #WarOfThePacific #ShiningPath #Quechua #SimNBolVar #AndeanCivilization #ColonialLatinAmerica #RiseAndFall #History #FexingoHistoryKeep every episode free: buymeacoffee.com/fexingo
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Twitch CEO Dan Clancy is hosting a new podcast series about Live Streaming and the ways that creators and their communities are shaping culture.
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Videos from Explore! the eMagazine for Adventure and Exploration. These short videos provide a glimpse of little-known, rarely-visited yet wonderful destinations for those with an adventurous spirit. Visit ExploreEmag.com to get the full story on each of these places.
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Everything related to what makes you cool!
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The preaching and teaching ministry of Range Hills Baptist Church and her pastor, Klayton Carson.
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Building a self-directed life through discipline, mastery, and radical ownership. From a former monk and addict who started over at age 30.
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Two friends, some conversation and mostly nonsense.
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Join us as we delve into Seneca the Younger’s De Brevitate Vitae (On the Shortness of Life), a thought-provoking moral essay crafted around 49 AD for his father-in-law, Paulinus. This timeless piece invites listeners to reflect on essential Stoic principles related to time and the all-too-common tendency to waste it on trivial distractions. Seneca emphasizes that nature grants us sufficient time for what truly matters, urging us to make wise choices in how we allocate our days. Ultimately, he champions the idea of embracing the present moment and leading a life rich with intention and purpose. (Summary from Wikipedia)
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In this thought-provoking work, David Hume, the distinguished Scottish philosopher, historian, and essayist, delves into the essence and foundation of morals. Written as an accessible summary of Book III from his seminal work, A Treatise of Human Nature, Hume invites us to ponder a critical debate Are morals derived from reason or sentiment? Do we understand them through logic and induction, or by instinctive feelings and a subtle internal sense? He challenges us to consider whether moral truths are universal for all rational beings or if they vary based on the unique constitution of humanity. (Excerpted from Section I – Of the General Principles of Morals) (Summary from the text and adapted from Wikipedia by lubee930)
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Two small town boys connecting through conversations around music with meaning.
Thumbnail art by Bern Meeker and @julesdrawz
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