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Hosted by Chris De Vilbiss PhD (a stoic monk and professional yogi) with interviews from an array of multi-cultural guests covering topics such as the evolution of masculinity, the MGTOW movement, IMC Nation, brotherhood, sexual healing, tribal psychology, gender, sacred masculinity and femininity, pickup arts, energy & social dynamics, hypergamy & sex psychology, linguistics, imagination & visualization, and the science of the mind, communication, & influence.
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The nature of royal weddings as very public declarations of love can cause us to reflect on love and partnership – and on 29th April 2011 when Prince William and Kate Middleton tied the knot, the royal couple took a vow that declared a commitment to love and cherish ‘til death do us part’. But what is ‘love’? What is it that makes us fall in love with someone and can we put a meaning on it? We’ve all experienced love, whether it is a friend, partner, family member, or a pet – but these are all very different kinds of love. So how do we define love when it encompasses such a variety of emotions? Carolyn Price, senior lecturer in Philosophy, and Timothy Chappell, director of the Ethics Centre, at The Open University, discuss the nature of love, from love as a function, to ‘the Doppelganger problem’ – should we also love another person with the same traits and qualities as the person we already love? Finally, the notion of love as a duty within marriage is explored.
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For over two thousand years, The Art of War by Sun-Tzu has provided military leaders with essential advice, It has also become popular in the West with people looking for answers in everyday business and relationships.
This is more than a podcast about War, this is essentially a podcast on wisdom and how to try to live your best life. -
Philosophy podcast aimed at school students. Fun, informative, engaging. Philosophers at universities and schools talk about loads of questions and topics that come up in Philosophy, Ethics and Political Theory - A-Levels / IB / Highers and even GCSE. Hosted by Simon Kirchin, University of Leeds and Director of the British Philosophical Association. Timetable of topics: https://stkirchin.wixsite.com/mysite/schools-podcast (Music by Alex Grohl)
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Rational thinking is thinking through known facts while Irrational thinking is thinking with unsupported facts. Rational thinking is beneficial in the long run compared to irrational thinking. With the help of Google search, a Self Management and Recovery Training guide outlines 3 questions one can ask about himself and his beliefs. Does my Belief help me or hinder me over the long run? Is my belief consistent with know facts and reality? finally, Is my belief logical? Follow our conversations on the go and find out what rational belief would make more sense if our beliefs are irrational.
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At THE INTEGRAL STAGE, we provide a platform to explore emergent integral perspectives, host innovative thinkers, communicators, and creators from around the world, and reflect the larger integrative meta-community back to itself in all its forms.
Additional Audio Podcasts:
Integral Stage Sexuality Series
Integral Stage Metapodcast
Integral Stage Author Series
The Integral Stage is
BRUCE ALDERMAN - Creator, Producer, and Occasional Host
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Kusoo dhowow Khayr-dayska Noolays.... Warqabad ma ahan ... wargays ma ahan ... idaacad ma ahan .... waa khayr la sii daynayo ... sidii geedkii iftiinka bixin jirey ee Noolays ...
Dhagaysoo ka dhereg .. wanaagana ka raac ... haddaad ka faaiididna .. aanu khayrka qaybsannee ee sii faafi... o
Jazaakumullaahu khayran -
Two friends create a fun, interactive, and safe space to feel, heal, and navigate life together!
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Somewhat Grown Up is your guide to navigating growing up. Gemma Miller shares lessons she has learnt from her personal experiences navigating growing out of teenage-hood and answers listener dilemmas on everything from friendships to love and careers.
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This is the third installment of the local but we are still the same. My name is Adrian Simba and I am your captain on this ride of self discovery combined with a little laughter and sometimes the inevitable sadness. Come join me as we tackle life issues one conversation at a time. This is the Local podcast Kenya. Welcome Back!
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Ufahamu Africa is a podcast about life and politics on the African continent, co-hosted by Kim Yi Dionne, professor of political science at the University of California, Riverside, and Rachel Beatty Riedl, professor of government at Cornell University. Each Saturday, a new episode highlights what is happening in the news, followed by an interview with a diverse thinker or innovator who is deeply ingrained in the life, culture, and politics of the continent.
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Far From Basyc Podcast
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Small Soul Talk is a coaching channel created to help people redesign a meaningful life for themselves and rediscover their true purpose. The channel provides FREE videos and insightful information regarding personal transformation. I believe that everyone has a unique soul print and deep inner wisdom that knows what is truly important to them. But often, we get caught up in the hustle and bustle of everyday life and forget to listen to our inner self. This free platform is designed to help you reconnect with your soul print and create a more fulfilling life.
To learn more about 'Understanding Your Soul Self' and my uniquely crafted programs created to enhance and support you on your journey visit my website below.
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Some people just need a PUSH to be the best version of themselves. Join the community on Facebook here: https://www.facebook.com/groups/PUSHpodcast
- PUSHER: Noun. - a person or thing that pushes something or someone.
- a forceful or pushy person. - Sentence: "she got things moving, she was a tremendous pusher" That's exactly what this podcast is for! If you are looking to level up your learning, relationship, career, business, or your whole damn life, then this is the podcast for you. (as long as you don't mind some tough love) -
The Unmasking Unschool Podcast is for autistic visionaries, creatives and change-makers. Who are seeking to exit the burnout cycles, pathology paradigms, masks and self-negations of the past that keep you stuck, and want to realise the self-reinventions, life pivots and culture-shifting projects to become your boldest most authentic self.
Hosted by Louisa Shaeri, artist, coach, cultural activator, founder of SOLA Systems.
Learn more at http://solasystems.xyz
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Learning life’s lessons… nah, just friends living life and laughing out loud.
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The SEEK Safely podcast is the official voice of the nonprofit organization SEEK Safely Inc, which advocates for ethics and accountability in the self-help industry, and empowers seekers to have safe and effective self-improvement journeys. Jean Brown and Dr. Glenn Patrick Doyle peel back the layers of the largely unregulated, multi-billion dollar self-help industry, discussing the patterns of exploitation and deception that pervade the industry and allow self-help gurus to thrive at the expense of their customers and followers. Along the way we’ll have discussions with people who care as much as we do about the self-help industry being held accountable for the promises it makes–and we lay out our vision of a world in which seekers are respected and protected.
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Finding beauty through open, connecting conversations on life’s transitions.
We are Lindsay and Shantil - two friends who love good conversation, connection, and expanding our view of the human experience. Through life’s inevitable transitions, we began recognizing the extraordinary shifts in others’ seemingly ordinary lives. In awe of people’s ability to find beauty amidst challenge and change, we created this space to share and learn from their inspiring stories.
Follow along on Instagram @beautifulshifts_podcast & Facebook where we share episode updates, photos of guests, video clips, and more.
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Philosophy begins in wonder and my goal is to bring some wonder back to what can often be seen as dry, academic and abstract. This channel will address ideas both ancient and modern that have shaped our lives and societies. Why? Because it's so damn fun to know more today than you did yesterday
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International Women's Leadership Symposium. Celebrating the exceptional work and contributions of women's research and entrepreneurial endeavours - on some of our most critical challenges of climate change, sustainable energy and equity. Held on the 16th of June 2010 at the Said Business School, Oxford. Organised jointly by the UK Research Centre (UKERC) and the Females in Engineering, Science and Technology (FEST) organisation.
