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The Shanni Show is a weekly podcast hosted by Shanni Suissa. She will make you laugh, cry and think, not necessarily in that order. The show is who Shanni is--zany and thoughtful, and thoroughly unpredictable. No topic is off limits, from martial arts and sustainable fashion to politics and current events. Tune in for both solo and interview episodes, available wherever you consume your podcasts. New episodes released every Tuesday.
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A podcast dedicated to MTV's The Challenge. We host live weekly recaps, cast interviews and offer a whole slew of Challenge content on our website like written recaps, Challenge news, Challenge quizzes, memes and more. Currently recapping War of the Worlds.
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A podcast for curious people! Shanny Luft, administrator and professor of religion at the University of Wisconsin Stevens Point, talks with experts about a broad range of topics from the sciences, pop culture, media, politics, and the arts. "The cure for boredom is curiosity. There is no cure for curiosity." - Dorothy Parker
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Uncertain

Katherine Spearing

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Interviews with authors, artists, experts, and story tellers to validate the experience of survivors of Spiritual Abuse, providing practical insights for the recovery journey. Your host is Katherine Spearing, a Certified Trauma Recovery Coach with nearly a decade of previous experience working in the evangelical church. This is the affiliate podcast of TearsofEden.org , a nonprofit for community and understanding in the aftermath of Spiritual Abuse. Find us on Instagram @uncertainpodcast
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Blacticulate: A Black British podcast featuring young Black professionals, where we find out how they do what they do so you can too. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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The home of The Wei's World Podcast, The Wei's World Drunkcast, and Talking Sports with Wei and Croney! We discuss everything from news of the day, to sports and everything in between! Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/weis-world/support
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Niner Empire Radio

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Niner Empire Radio (IG: @9eradio) is the official podcast of the largest, most dedicated 49er fan organization, The Niner Empire (ninerempire.com). Your hosts, The Champ (IG: @thisisthechamp)and Karim aka Nightclubber Lang (IG: @ndotlang) are lifelong 49er fans and NFL football experts. Broadcasted in Richmond, CA, the crew tells it like it is, refusing to sugar coat things for the bandwagonners, and get too excited when the 49ers are winning. Please feel free to tune in, subscribe, and shar ...
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Of the Earth 本土

Cortney Chaffin & Ellen Larson

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Of the Earth is a podcast created by Cortney Chaffin and Ellen Larson, two art historians who have dedicated themselves to the study of over 5,000 years of material culture from China. The program’s title comes from the Chinese word 本土 (bentu), meaning “native soil.” In each episode, Of the Earth digs into a wide range of topics, introducing listeners to the many connections, complexities, and contradictions of Chinese art and culture, across time and space.
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"More Than Glitter: Voices Unheard" is a captivating podcast that delves deep into the lives of strippers, offering a fresh and vulnerable perspective. This thought-provoking series transcends the usual stereotypes, focusing on the personal stories and diverse backgrounds of its guests. Listeners are invited to explore the formative experiences of these individuals, uncovering what truly brings joy and fulfillment to their lives. Each episode is a journey into the dreams, aspirations, and ge ...
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PEERS

The Peers Project

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Welcome to PEERS - a podcast by BIPOC founders for BIPOC founders. Join me, proud biracial Australian and Forbes 30 Under 30 Lister, Michelle Akhidenor, for soul-enriching conversations with my peers - fellow BIPOC founders. Each week, I dive deep into the entrepreneurial journey of my award-winning guests and unpack who they really are at their core. I ask questions like: Where did they grow up? How has their culture helped or hindered them along the way? What is it really like to be a Pers ...
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Described as "the public face" of Baptist clergy sex abuse survivors, Christa Brown was one of the first to go public with substantiated child sex abuse allegations against a Baptist minister and documentation that others knew. Since then, for nearly two decades, she has worked to shine a light on the systemic problem of abuse and cover-ups in Bapt…
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In this episode, we’ll discuss how the church’s common stance on suffering for Christ often gets twisted in such a way that victims feel they cannot leave abusive homes, churches, or jobs. Rebecca Davis is a trauma-informed writer, book coach, speaker, compassionate witness, prayer minister, and lover of Jesus who lives in Greenville, South Carolin…
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Cait West is a writer and editor based in Grand Rapids, Michigan. Her work has been published in The Revealer, Religion Dispatches, Fourth Genre, and Hawai`i Pacific Review, among others. As an advocate and a survivor of the Christian patriarchy movement, she serves on the editorial board for Tears of Eden, a nonprofit providing resources for survi…
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We’re talking about how one of the characteristics of a cult is that they often present as a really good thing. A lot of times, they are doing really good things on the surface. If this weren’t the case, people wouldn’t be joining them. Additionally, not every cult starts as a cult. Sometimes it starts as on organization with really good intentions…
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One of our Most Loved episodes from Season Three, exploring common misguided perspectives of anger and how befriending our anger can help us heal. Dr. Laura Anderson is the cofounder of the Religious Trauma Institute, and founder of Center for Trauma Resolution and Recovery she’s a licensed therapist, and professor of psychology. Instagram//Faceboo…
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This episode is with Ashley Love Richards and Fallon Morey, cohosts of TSFU the Podcast Katherine and Fallon play a game with Ashley asking her Christian Clichés to see if she knows what they mean. We also discuss the perspectives Catholics and protestants have of one another, the origin of Alcoholics Anonymous (spoiler, it’s Christian), and whethe…
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This bodacious episode of No Cure for Curiosity was supported by Magic Mind. Magic Mind really helped with my productivity during this cold, dank Wisconsin weather. You can receive 20% off your next order by going to magicmind.com and entering the fly promo code "curiosity20". Please rate and review No Cure for Curiosity in your favorite podcast ap…
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Shannon Payton (https://shannypantsshow.com/), known as Shanny Pants by many, is a content creator and podcaster living in Rocklin, California. Although Shannon has a successful career as a Realtor, she has equally enjoyed her hobby of sharing her humor through Instagram with friends and family. In 2020 her video about making school lunches went vi…
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This week we sit down with Ashley, a female manager of a strip club. In part 1 Ashley opens up about her dysfunctional upbringing, shedding light on the challenges she faced and how they've shaped her into the person she is today. Ashley reveals the central role her friends play in her life, offering a perspective on the importance of chosen family…
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Marie Griffith, PhD, John C. Danforth Distinguished Professor in the Humanities at Washington University in St. Louis. She served for 12 years (2011-2023) as the director of the John C. Danforth Center on Religion and Politics and the editor of the Center’s journal, Religion & Politics. Her research focuses on American Christianity, including the c…
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For most kids, punishment comes in the form of time-outs, groundings, and extra chores. But for this week’s special guest, acting out meant being forced to read profit and loss statements. A childhood deeply intertwined with the unwavering entrepreneurial endeavors of his father left Sam Mahmood with a simple ethos — success is not just measured in…
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Brian Lee, from Through Cohort and Broken to Beloved Summit interviews Tears of Eden’s Founder Katherine Spearing about the Church’s harmful teachings on marriage that can result in very real trauma—for single and married people. Uncertain is a podcast of Tears of Eden, a community and resource for those in the aftermath of Spiritual Abuse. If you’…
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Connie Baker, LPC author of Traumatized by Religious Abuse and a therapist who works with survivors of religious trauma, joins Uncertain to discuss what thriving might look like after Spiritual Abuse. This is a nuanced subject, intended to provide hope (not pressure!). Thank you for joining us for Spiritual Abuse Awareness Month in 2024! Uncertain …
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If you are in a show hole, this episode is for you! Shanny talks with several guests who share their favorite movies, tv shows, and books from 2023. He also continues his conversation with media studies professors Kelly Wilz and Cary Elza about the biggest media news from last year. Movie and TV Suggestions: "Past Lives," a romantic drama film writ…
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Julia and Jeremiah from the Sexvangelicals podcast (a podcast for providing the sex education the church didn’t want you to have) join Uncertain podcast to discuss how Purity Culture can impact men. Some topics addressed in this episode: Erectile Disfunction Shame around sex Sexual Agression Gender Binaries Check out two of the Sexvangelicals' epis…
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Shanny Luft is curious about Barbie so he invited professors Cary Elza and Kelly Wilz in Media Studies at the University of Wisconsin Stevens Point, to talk about it. Why was Barbie the most successful movie of 2023? We also talked about the films that inspired Greta Gerwig's directing, the doll's effect on body image, our favorite (and least favor…
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Rachel Bernstein LMFT, MSEd from the IndoctriNation podcast discusses what it’s like working with survivors from high-control groups. This episode is for survivors looking for a mental health professional or for mental health professionals looking to work with the demographic of survivors of cults, high-control groups, and spiritual abuse. Universi…
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Brian Lee shares his personal story of experiencing spiritual abuse and what led him to start Broken to Beloved, an online summit and support resource for survivors. Register for the Broken to Beloved Summit January 23-26, 2024 HERE Brian Lee is a pastor, coach, and speaker. As a survivor of spiritual abuse and religious trauma, he has spent his ti…
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Today on More Than Glitter: Voices Unheard, we continue our engaging conversation with Shannie in part two of her interview. She tells us about a wild night in the private room, lessons she has learned, family reactions to her dancing career, and what she considers a perfect day. Plus, don't miss her chilling ghost tales and a fun round of 'Would Y…
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In this heartfelt episode, we sit down with Shannie to delve into her early memories, her journey into the world of dancing, and coping with the loss of her mother at a young age. Despite the weight of these topics, our conversation is filled with laughter and resilience, as we navigate the complexities of life with humor and grace. Join us as we e…
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In this episode, Cortney & Ellen interview Dr. Yiwen Liu a research assistant at the Cleveland Museum of Art about the special exhibition China's Southern Paradise: Treasures from the Lower Yangzi Delta (open till January 7, 2024). If you are in the Cleveland area, be sure to check out this extraordinary exhibition! The exhibition catalogue is curr…
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In this episode, we continue to explore Sarah's wild world, from enduring a toxic relationship to coping with her father's passing. She shares the profound lessons learned and her path to empowerment. Sarah also opens up about her perfect day, her religious beliefs, and some intriguing ghost stories, offering a glimpse into her diverse experiences …
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In this bonus episode, join me and our guest, Sarah, for a light-hearted and engaging round of 'Would You Rather.' Together, we'll navigate a series of quirky and thought-provoking scenarios that promise to entertain and perhaps even challenge our perspectives. So tune in, laugh along, and maybe even ponder what you would rather do in these silly s…
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In this episode we sit down with Sarah. We delve into various aspects of her life, discussing her childhood experiences, sharing amusing tales at the strip club, exploring her journey as a young mother, and uncovering what brings joy to Sarah's life. Join us for this insightful and diverse discussion. You can find Sarah on IG at Sarahheartsyou231 B…
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In Part 2 with AJ, we delve into the personal aspects of her dance career. We discuss how AJ's family perceives her dancing profession. We also explore broader societal views on dancers, tackling stereotypes and misconceptions. Plus, AJ shares some eye-opening experiences with creepy Uber drivers, highlighting the unexpected challenges dancers face…
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In this vulnerable yet uplifting episode, we delve into the life of AJ, a dancer whose grace on stage belied a tumultuous struggle with substance abuse and an eating disorder. As we navigate the contours of AJ's life, she opens up about the impact of growing up in a dysfunctional family and how it shaped her challenges. This candid conversation not…
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Step into the world of "More Than Glitter," a groundbreaking podcast that sheds light on the lives of strippers. In each episode, we dive deep into the personal stories of our guests, peeling back the layers of judgment and stereotype. We get to know the real people behind the performances, understanding their dreams, passions, and the paths they'v…
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When it comes to picking a career, our choice can often be traced back to the influence of family. It was the gentle encouragement of her parents to pursue what fulfilled her internally that helped this week’s guest find her calling. It’s that calling — to give back and make a difference — that has Bani Singh on a mission to revolutionize the way w…
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They say you need a special kind of fire inside to make it as a founder. But what keeps that flame burning? For this week’s guest, the fuel to her fire is good old-fashioned self-empowerment. With an unwavering commitment to giving her all, Shannie Mears attributes her success to staying true to herself and fully embracing her growth and evolution …
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A run down on the water systems in Gaza and why there is such a water crisis that predates the war and even predates Israel's exit of Gaza in 05. Support the show via Substack. Follow the show on Instagram, Facebook, Twitter and Youtube. Follow Shanni on Instagram, Twitter, LinkedIn and TikTok. Visit The Shanni Show website for more information! Mu…
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What do you do when you can’t find your dream job anywhere? The answer is: you make it. Our guest this week accomplished exactly that, and it’s why she refers to herself as an accidental founder. Creating success on her own terms, Rachael De Foe isn’t afraid to write her own story — and says you shouldn’t be either. In this episode of PEERS, we’re …
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The power of curiosity compels you! On this episode, we talked about William Friedkin's The Exorcist with Cary Elza, (Associate Professor of Media Studies from the University of Wisconsin Stevens Point) and Kathryn Lofton (the Lex Hickson professor of American studies and religious studies, professor of history and divinity at Yale University.) Whe…
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When it comes to challenges, most people would rather avoid them. But for a savvy few, such as this week’s guest, a challenge is a problem to be solved, and even an opportunity to transform something for the better. Underrepresentation in the beauty industry is a challenge Janvi Shah is taking head-on, and she’s not stopping until every face has it…
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Going it alone as an entrepreneur can be a scary thought. With nobody standing right beside you and the weight of decisions resting solely on your shoulders, it can be a pretty daunting path to go down. But if you believe you can do it, you will — that’s the advice from this week’s guest. And it rings true, Sneha Shah may have started solo, but now…
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Being different can often feel like a burden, an isolating force that sets us apart from the crowd. This week’s guest knows this burden all too well, having grown up in the US unable to speak English and lacking an immigration status. Being different once created big barriers in Reyna Montoya’s life; but today, her BIPOC and immigrant identity is h…
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If there’s one setback every entrepreneur faces at some point, it’s rejection. While it can be disheartening, a “no” can serve as a valuable lesson and a chance for something even better. Our guest this week experienced this firsthand, as they heard the word “no” almost 100 times before finally getting a long-awaited “yes” — a “yes” that catapulted…
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Recognise, realise, and move on. That’s how this week’s guest tackles the bad stuff that comes with running a business. And whilst many of us would rather avoid the bad, Madhavi Shankar would much rather run headfirst into it; because to her, risks and mistakes are what make things happen. In this episode of PEERS, we’re joined by Madhavi Shankar, …
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Welcome to the new and improved PEERS — a podcast by BIPOC founders for BIPOC founders. Join me, proud biracial Australian and Forbes 30 Under 30 Lister, Michelle Akhidenor, for soul-enriching conversations with my peers — fellow BIPOC founders. Each week, I dive deep into the personal journey of my award-winning guests and unpack who they really a…
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On this episode of No Cure for Curiosity, I spoke with Stephen Prothero, author, religion scholar, and now retired professor from Boston University. Throughout his career Stephen Prothero has promoted thoughtful public consideration about religion. He has been published in the New York Times, The Washington Post, The Wall Street, and many other new…
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In this episode, Shanni dives into Elon Musk's recent controversial moves on Twitter, including teasing the removal of the blocking feature and his lawsuit against the Anti-Defamation League (ADL). She discusses the impact of these decisions on users' mental health and the future of Twitter. Shanni then takes off into multiple tangents and shares h…
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On this episode of No Cure for Curiosity, I asked five people to share their favorite media of the last year! If you are in a show hole or looking for a new novel for your book club, this episode is for you! Lauren Gantz, Associate Professor English at UWSP Everything, Everywhere All at Once (Movie) Reservation Dogs (Streaming on Hulu) What We Do I…
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Have you ever wanted to change how you see yourself and in turn how the world sees you? Sick of always saying "but that's just who I am" as an excuse? Then this episode is for you. In today's solo episode of The Shanni Show, Shanni dives deep into the idea of the pivot, how she's pivoted in the past and how she plans on pivoting in the future. *PS …
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Chuck Liddell, known as "The Iceman," is a retired mixed martial artist and former UFC Light Heavyweight Champion. He played a major role in popularizing MMA in American sports and entertainment and was inducted into the UFC Hall of Fame on July 10, 2009. Shanni and Chuck delve into his pre-fight rituals, the legendary afterparties that followed hi…
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In this solo episode, Shanni discusses a variety of topics and trends. She starts by addressing the recent sad news about the passing of Angus Cloud and Paul Reubens. She also mentioned a humorous incident involving falafel from Trader Joe's, a video of Cardi B throwing her microphone into the crowd and Drake’s thought of having things thrown onto …
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Forgiveness has often been used in the church to sideline and silence victims, either by perpetrators intent on controlling their victims or by systems of people who believe they’re doing the right thing. Connie Baker, author of Traumatized by Religious Abuse and a therapist who works with survivors of religious trauma, joins Katherine for this imp…
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This episode discusses the brutal murder of Elizabeth Mackintosh on the campus of Covenant Theological Seminary in 1990. It also discusses an entire denomination’s apparent erasure of women. Karl Saint Lucy is a songwriter, composer, and vocalist living in The Bronx. Karl's father, Michael Johnson, is the prime suspect in the unsolved 1990 murder o…
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