Best Liberian Podcasts (2024)

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Liberian English Version: Nearly 400,000 Children Live on Liberia's Streets - Many Involved in Drugs and Sex Work, Access to Toilets Among Worst in World and Religious Leaders Urge Action on Climate 28:44

9d ago28:44

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DEH NEWS WE COMIN TUHK TODAY……… TWO BEE GROUP DAH WEHKIN ON CHAYREN MATTERS IN LIBERIA DEH CALL MINISTRY OF GENDER AND UNICEF SAY, LIBERIA GEH ALMOST 370 THOUSAND CHAYREN ON DEH STREETS. DEH SAY SUMMAH DEH CHAYREN DEM DOIN HO-PO-JOE WEHK WHILE SUM CAN BE TAKIN DRUGS. PLENTAY PEEPOH IN DEH INTEERUH STAY GEH BEE PROBLEM WITH TOILET HUS BAYNAY… DEH CA…

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Stuck in Cartagena Feat. Illustrator Eddie White 44:04

1h ago44:04

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This week we are flipping the script and travel through cyberspace to speak to Australian born internet super star illustrator Eddie White. Eddie went on a trip to Colombia right as the pandemic hit and never left. After falling in love in and with Colombia he started to collect and illustrate the many hilarious, fun, curious and poetic sayings tha…

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SEALs, Suicide, and Service: Beyond the Brotherhood 1:12:04

3d ago1:12:04

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SEALs, Suicide, and Service: Beyond the Brotherhood Jimmy May is a retired Navy SEAL Commander with over 22 years of distinguished service. In this episode, Commander May explores the unique journey Navy SEALs undertake as they transition from military life to the civilian world. To address the high rate of suicide among Navy SEALs transitioning to…

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Nathan Macintosh Is Not A Hero 56:53

1d ago56:53

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Canadian comedian Nathan Macintosh (The Tonight Show) joins Lucie to explain why he hates summer, what it's like living as a transparent man, whether or not Germans should be allowed to cheer for themselves, why no one is more disgusting than plumbers, working at Starbucks, the beauty of walking out of a job, amending he 2nd amendment AND SO MUCH M…

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SPECIAL: Stephen Rapp, Fmr. Prosecutor for the Special Court for Sierra Leone and US Ambassador-at-Large for Global Crimes 25:47

5d ago25:47

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Funding for this podcast comes from the Swedish and US embassies in Liberia and the American Jewish World Service. See more of our collaborations with media in West Africa at www.newnarratives.orgBy New Narratives/Front Page Africa

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Francisco Macías Nguema - Equatorial Guinea’s Tyrant 30:32

11d ago30:32

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We explore the story of Equatorial Guinea and its first post-independence leader, Francisco Macías Nguema. This small West African nation—the only Spanish-speaking country on the continent, is rich in oil but marred by a legacy of exploitation. From its colonial past as Spanish Guinea to Macías's rise to power, we uncover how he transformed from a …

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Nearly 400,000 Children Live on Liberia's Streets - Many Involved in Drugs and Sex Work, Access to Toilets Among Worst in World and Religious Leaders Urge Action on Climate 28:47

15d ago28:47

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Coming up in this episode … New data shows nearly 370,000 Liberian children are living on the streets. Many live a hellish existence of sex work and drugs. Access to toilets is still a big problem for rural Liberians. Leading to sickness and death of thousands of citizens. The Boakai administration charges five former government officials after ind…

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SPECIAL: We Talk to Taiwan Gongloe, Veteran Human Rights Lawyer, About the Rocky Start to Liberia's War Crimes Courts and What He Wants to See Next 22:30

16d ago22:30

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Welcome to this special edition of Democracy in Focus, a collaboration between New Narratives and Front Page Africa. I’m Anthony Stephens. In June President Joseph Boakai, appointed Liberian lawyer Jonathan Massaquoi as Executive Director of the newly established Office of War and Economic Crimes Courts. Ever since, a chorus of key stakeholders inc…

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Drones: A Military History /// 92

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A man is sitting on his porch before he suddenly geysers upward, somersaulting through the air like a discarded plaything. A work truck is cruising across the Gaza Strip at fifty-miles-an-hour and then is suddenly crushed like a coke can and engulfed in flames. Scores of mass-produced Turkish drones flood the Armenian sky, raining death on soldiers…

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Unravelling the Black Tax (rerun) 25:14

1M ago25:14

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This episode was first broadcast on 30th January 2024. In this episode, we explore the term Black Tax, originating in South Africa, to describe the financial support provided by black individuals to their families. Examining its roots, we navigate its historical context, cultural and emotional burdens, and its ties to imperialism, colonialism, and …

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SPECIAL: Liberia Drops on the Trafficking in Person Rankings. Two US Experts Explain What That Means for Aid 21:23

1M ago21:23

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Welcome to this special bonus edition of Democracy in Focus, a collaboration between New Narratives and Front Page Africa. I’m Anthony Stephens. In recent years, Liberia has made big gains in tackling human trafficking, convicting several traffickers including an agent of the National Security Agency and bringing hundreds of victims home from the M…

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Miriam Makeba: Empress of African Song 29:20

2M ago29:20

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Miriam Makeba, known as the Empress of African Song, remains a symbol of the movement against colonialism, and Black Power movements in the US and the global Pan African movement. She unified the struggle for those of African descent across the world. We take a look at her story, and how Makeba used her talent to speak out against the apartheid mov…

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My Undocumented A** feat. Che Guerrero 39:58

2M ago39:58

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Lucie is joined by comedian Che Guerrero (TikTok). Che was born in the Dominican Republic, raised in NYC and has been vocal about his struggle as an undocumented immigrant on social media and beyond. We talk what is was like living undocumented, how he decided to turn his anger into energy to educate people, why he decided to work as a nurse during…

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Liberia's War Crimes Court Off to a Rocky Start; Liberia Risks US Aid After Cutting Funding to Anti-Trafficking Efforts and More Liberians Suffer from Climate Change 28:54

2M ago28:54

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Liberia's War Crimes Court Office is off to a rocky start as outcries from key stakeholders continue over President Boakai’s appointment of Jonathan Massaquoi to head the office. A 90 percent cut in funding to anti-trafficking actions has seen Liberia returned to the US government’s trafficking Tier 2 Watchlist. There are repercussions, and the imp…

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SPECIAL: "Our Lives are on the Line" - a BONUS Interview with Norwu Harris, Liberian climate activist 17:47

2M ago17:47

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Hello listeners and welcome. This is Evelyn Kpadeh Seagbeh with an extended interview with Norwu Harris. Norwu is a climate justice activist with the civil society organization the Liberia Feminist Forum. We will explore a wide range of issues to do with the climate crisis and the devastation it is causing farmers across our 15 counties. Our interv…

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The Battle of Hamburger Hill part 3 /// 91

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The Battle of Hamburger Hill was one of the most famous battles of the Vietnam War. Almost immediately after the conclusion of the battle, dumbfounded American journalists described the horrific assault of Hill 937 – and the inexplicable American withdrawal from the hill just a few days later. To journalists, and their well-fed, luxuriating readers…

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A Flair for Drama feat. South Africa born comedian Sarah Tollemache 51:31

2M ago51:31

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The hilarious South African born Texas raised comedian Sarah Tollemache (The Late Show w/ James Corden) joins Lucie on the pod this week. Lucie and Sarah talk growing up with a South African Dad and an English mother in suburban Texas, being obsessed with Zulu wars, Arnold Schwarzenegger, the American mentality and so much more! Check out the Patre…

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Throwback: Great is His Faithfulness | Dr. Jim and Susan Kaiser 38:40

3M ago38:40

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For the final throwback episode of Essentially Translatable, we highlight the ministry of Dr. Jim and Susan Kaiser. Recorded in 2020, Jim and Susan were preparing to return to Ethiopia during the uncertainties of the COVID-19 pandemic. They discuss their background in mission work and how it has shaped their lives up to now. Serving since the early…

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How to Overcome Fear: Follow these 8 practical steps 13:42

3M ago13:42

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How to Overcome Fear: In this episode, I'll talk about what fear is, where it comes from, and how to overcome it. We'll discuss some of the most common fears people have, and provide practical tips for overcoming them. We'll also talk about the importance of facing our fears, and how doing so can help us to grow and become stronger. If you're strug…

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Mau Mau Uprising 41:01

3M ago41:01

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*Trigger warning* Torture, human rights abuse and sexual abuse is spoken about frequently in this episode. The Mau Mau Uprising was a pivotal event in Kenya's independence fight against Britain. British land theft in Kenya and the resulting displacement of various ethnic groups led to oppressive colonial rule. British injustices led to the Mau Mau …

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Throwback: Experiences of a Lifetime | Jim Laesch 40:39

3M ago40:39

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In this throwback episode of Essentially Translatable, host Rich Rudowske interviews Jim Laesch, a longtime member of the Lutheran Bible Translators community. This episode originally aired back in 2020 and focuses on Jim’s more than 45 years of missionary service. Throughout the years, Jim has served in a variety of roles, both in missionary servi…

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The Battle of Hamburger Hill part 2 /// 90

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Hamburger Hill is one of the most famous battles from the Vietnam War. This is the complete story of that bloody conflict. It’s all here and it’s all free on Battlecast, the world’s foremost podcast on war and its sociopolitical impact. This is part two of an ongoing series. You can find part one here. Download episode 90 here: download link. Maps …

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Make it Count feat. Venezuelan Comedian Angelo Colina 56:58

3M ago56:58

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We are back from a little break and so excited to start the new round of Immigrant Jam with the amazing Venezuelan, comedy sensation Angelo Colina. Angelo is breaking ground doing Spanish comedy in the US and taking the internet by storm. Born in Maracaibo, Venezuela, Angelo moved to Bogota, Salt Lake City and finally to NYC! We talk being grateful…

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President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf: A Liberian First 34:11

3M ago34:11

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Ellen Johnson Sirleaf made history as Africa's first elected female Head of State. Her story is filled with numerous challenges, including surviving domestic abuse, enduring persecution, and navigating two civil wars. Despite the significant progress made towards peace and development during her presidency, her legacy is a complex blend of achievem…

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Throwback: Mission Then and Now | Dr. Mike Rodewald 26:59

3M ago26:59

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For this episode of Essentially Translatable, the celebration of 60 years of Lutheran Bible Translators ministry continues with this insightful throwback from 2020. Rewind to the first episode of the podcast and listen as current CEO Rich Rudowske interviews Dr. Mike Rodewald, the former Executive Director of Lutheran Bible Translators. Spanning ov…

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A story about overcoming Fear: How To Overcome The Fear of Darkness| 10:34

4M ago10:34

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Conquering the Fear of Darkness: In this enlightening episode, we delve deep into the common fear of darkness and explore effective strategies to overcome it. From understanding the root causes of this fear to practical tips on how to manage and conquer it. I share valuable insights and techniques to help you navigate through the darkness with cour…

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Dating after Divorce | Why relationships don't work out 38:38

4M ago38:38

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By Beamie

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Forming the African Union (rerun) 33:15

4M ago33:15

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The African Union (AU) emerged on the global stage in 2002, a pivotal moment in African history. With a vision to create an "integrated, prosperous and peaceful Africa, driven by its own citizens and representing a dynamic force in the global arena,” In this episode, we explore the historical context of the AU's formation, its links to the Pan-Afri…

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Liberians React to News a War Crimes Court is Coming, We Ask House Speaker Koffa What Comes Next and We Hear from a Court Advocate 27:34

4M ago27:34

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Coming up in this episode … President Joseph Boakai makes history, taking the first step towards war and economic crimes courts for liberia. The move ends two decades of impunity for crimes that devastated the country and left two hundred and fifty thousand dead. We get citizen reactions from around the country. We ask what comes next with house sp…

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The Finish Line Pledge | Dr. Kealan and Cody Hobelmann 45:06

4M ago45:06

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In this episode of Essentially Translatable, dive into the concept of setting a financial finish line to start a journey of mission-minded generosity. Brothers Kealan and Cody Hobelmann, one a surgeon and the other a financial advisor, are founders of the Finish Line ministry and hosts of the Finish Line Podcast. During this episode they share thei…

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How to deal with severe rejection | The incredible story of this liberian war child 48:52

4M ago48:52

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Join me as I sit down with a special rags2riches guest who opens up about her journey from dealing with rejection from birth, growing up in a war zone, to finding love. Hear her inspiring story of resilience, determination, and triumph over adversity in this powerful and heartfelt interview.By Beamie

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Where Childbirth Can Mean Death, Activists Say Land Rights Need a Reset, the Malaria Vaccine Arrives and Trash Services are Non-existent in Rural Areas 27:48

4M ago27:48

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Looking at Liberia’s newsmedia, one might think that no one lives outside the capital, Monrovia. But rural Liberians face a range of hardships that don’t get any coverage. We devote this episode to bringing those issues to light. We visit a maternity clinic where giving birth means risking death. Six years since the Land Rights Act was passed just …

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The Battle of Hamburger Hill: an Audio History /// 89

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Hamburger Hill. It’s a battle made famous by the 1987 film with the same name. But the real battle of Hamburger Hill, also known as the Battle for Hill 937, took place almost two decades before the film was released – comprising more than a week of fierce, modern combat in horrendous mountainous terrain which left thousands of men killed and dismem…

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Decolonising Healthcare with Annabel Sowemimo 38:07

4M ago38:07

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We're joined by Dr Annabel Sowemimo, author of Divided, Racism, Medicine and why we need to decolonise healthcare. Dr Sowemimo is passionate about addressing the colonial history of sexual and reproductive health. We discuss the whitewashing of science, the legacy of colonialism within both healthcare products and providers, and historic mistrust b…

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The Real housewives of New Jersey recap by Fabulous Annie episode two of season 14 23:51

4M ago23:51

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The Juicy Feuds between Teresa Margaret, Melissa , Rachel and the new form friendship between Teresa and Jen and more Juicy Recap😃😃#rhonj--- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/ann-owens0/support

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Britain's Got Talent Finalist talks a out being offered as a sacrifice 31:27

4M ago31:27

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By Beamie

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Faithful in All | The Liberian Civil War 34:03

4M ago34:03

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In the past 60 years, missionaries with Lutheran Bible Translators have seen war and destruction effect the growth of ministry—but the faithfulness of God has never been disrupted. On this episode of Essentially Translatable, host Rich Rudowske celebrates the organization's 60th anniversary and explores a significant pivot in the history of Luthera…

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Teresa vs Rachel 😃The Real Housewives of New Jersey Juicy Recap by Fabulous Annie #14/1 24:43

5M ago24:43

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Juicy Juicy Real Housewives of New Jersey is back and Juicier than ever : I will bring weekly Recap 😂🤣😂🤣Let the Drama begin 😅#rhonj #teresaguiduice #bravotv #seriesrecap--- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/ann-owens0/support

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Exposing the Dark Secrets of the Music Industry with @ishanemi 29:35

5M ago29:35

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In this eye-opening video, @ishanemi a Britain's Got Talent finalist, bravely exposes the dark secrets of the music industry and the influence of satanic forces. Through his encounters with the dark world and Jesus, Isha is on a mission to share the truth and warn others about the dangers of sacrificing oneself to the devil. Don't miss this powerfu…

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Accra: a Tale of Two Cities 32:59

5M ago32:59

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The Year of the Return in 2019 marked a significant moment in Accra, Ghana, inviting people of African heritage to reconnect with their roots. In years since, the city has undergone a transformation in the wake of diasporan migration and tourism. Yet as the diaspora are settling in Accra seeking refuge from racism and comparatively lower paid Weste…

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The truth about submission: what it is and isn't 27:49

5M ago27:49

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In this enlightening video, we delve into the truth about submission and dispel common misconceptions surrounding the topic. Discover the real essence of submission in relationships with our insightful video. We shed light on the misconceptions and stereotypes associated with submission, especially for strong and independent women. Uncover the comp…

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A Special Announcement! 3:35

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Buy your tickets here: AUGURE (OMEN): FILM NIGHT HOSTED BY IT’S A CONTINENT Follow us on IG: itsacontinentpod and Twitter: itsacontinent. It's a Continent (published by Coronet) is available to purchase: itsacontinent.com/book We're on Buy me a Coffee too: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/itsacontinent Visit our website: itsacontinent.com Artwork by Ma…

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A Good Name | Sermon Series 19:26

5M ago19:26

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In this episode of Essentially Translatable, Rev. Rich Rudowske shares a sermon given at Concordia Seminary, St Louis on overcoming jealousy and the significance of maintaining a good reputation. This sermon draws from Daniel chapter 6 and the Eighth Commandment with explanation from Luther’s Small Catechism. Rich reflects on personal anecdotes to …

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What happens during a misscarriage| The Failing Health System | Modern Men 29:25

5M ago29:25

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By Beamie

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An Audio Guide to Mass Suicide: Masada, Cowra, Jonestown /// 88

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Mass suicide. It’s a rare event, something unique, like an uncommonly beautiful woman – it commands our attention. Using the methods developed by Elisabeth Kübler-Ross, this podcast is an in-depth analysis of the phenomenon of mass suicide through he lens of three case studies – one ancient, and two modern. The Siege of Masada 73 A.D. The Siege of …

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The Unspoken Trauma Conversations 29:07

5M ago29:07

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By Beamie

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Translation and Syncretism | Rev. Dr. Douglas Rutt 36:11

5M ago36:11

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In this episode of the Essentially Translatable Podcast, Rich Rudowske engages in discussion with Rev. Dr. Douglas Rutt on the importance of cultural and contextual nuances when communicating the Gospel. Dr. Rutt has an impressive 40-year career serving in ministry. Most notably he has served as missionary to Guatemala, Director for International M…

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From Nepal to ATL with Comedian KC Shornima 54:33

5M ago54:33

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Hello beautiful people of the Immigrant Jam Podcast Universe! We're back after a little break with a new episode featuring comedian KC Shornima who write for Saturday Night Live! KC grew up in Nepal and moved to Atlanta with her family as a child. We talk what it was like growing up amidst a civil war, not seeing her parents for 4 years, the meanin…

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"Girlfriends Get Real: Exposing Trauma, Motherhood & Relationships | Must-Watch Conversation!" 30:32

6M ago30:32

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Join us for a powerful conversation on motherhood, trauma, and 10 years of friendship as girlfriends get real in this must-watch video. Discover insights on parenting and relationships from those who have been through it all. In this candid discussion, friends open up about the challenges of motherhood, the impact of trauma, and the strength of a d…

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Burkina Faso's Icon (birthday rerun) 37:40

6M ago37:40

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Happy 4th birthday It's a Continent! We're throwing it back to our second ever episode. Thomas Sankara was the president of Burkina Faso from 1983-1987. He remains an inspiration to young Africans and those committed to a pan-Africanist future. His progressive policies, when it came to women’s rights, sustainability, education, and healthcare, were…

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