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Haymarket Originals is a new home for audio deep dives, by and for the left—brought to you by Haymarket Books. The first Haymarket Originals project is FRAGILE JUGGERNAUT: WHAT WAS THE CIO? Through a limited run of twenty episodes, a group of labor historians and organizers will revisit the near-mythical history of the Congress of Industrial Organizations (CIO)—and the high water mark of US labor activity in the 1930s and 1940s—in the context of today’s critical juncture in the labor movemen ...
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Pick Your Poison

The Barker

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'The Barker' media network presents Pick Your Poison. Mike and Alex are two best friends that know how to have a good time and it is time they shared that with the world. This podcast will introduce you to them and their closest friends as they embark on the journey to try every alcohol known to man. Pick Your Poison will share stories from the past and their interesting, yet contrasting opinions on the happenings of the world.
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Conversations between Change Agents on climate justice, social entrepreneurship, and collective well-being. Welcome to the Social Regeneration Podcast! My name is Pia Hillebrecht and I will be your host while we explore together with fellow Change Agents how we can ensure a thriving future for all living beings on this planet. This Podcast talks about Climate Justice, Social Entrepreneurship, Regenerative Business Models, and the skills and mindsets we need to foster as Change Agents to brin ...
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Unf*cking Work

Work Pirates

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The Work Pirates Unf*cking Work podcast is for people who want to unf*ck the workplace. Whether you’re a People Professional, a Business Owner or Leader or you’re simply looking to make work a better place to be, then, the Unfucking Work podcast is for you. Hosted by James Eves and Michelle Minnikin of Work Pirates. Climb aboard and join us on our mission to unfuck work for all.
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Third World Perspective

Third World Perspective

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A podcast by sports enthusiasts from Kakamega, Kenya giving you a unique perspective on most international sports including the NBA, NFL, F1, EPL and much more. Also, catch our specials where we discuss player contracts, big money moves and how such cash flow cycles the sports world. Also, don't forget to like, comment, share and subscribe to the podcast. We drop a few episodes every week so watch out for that! Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/third-world-perspec ...
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Indie Book Talk

Emma and Shelley

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Navigate self-publishing from crafting an idea to the final book with Emma G. Rose and Shelley Shearer. Emma G. Rose is the owner of Imperative Press Books, a publishing house that amplifies niche voices. She is also the author of contemporary fantasy novels, including Nothing's Ever Lost, Near-Life Experience, and Assembling Ella. Shelley Shearer is a writer of cozy mysteries and urban fantasy. Her first novel, Menace at Meeple Manor, the first of the Board Game Mystery Series is coming soo ...
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Welcome to the Writing Community Chat Show, where we bring together some of the brightest and most talented writers from around the world to discuss their craft, share their stories, and offer advice and inspiration to fellow writers. Join us each week as we delve into the fascinating world of writing, and learn from the experts as they share their insights, experiences, and wisdom. Whether you're an aspiring writer, a published author, or simply a lover of words, the Writing Community Chat ...
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The People Radio

Mathew Timmons & Ben White

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The People with Mathew Timmons and Ben White is an arts and literature podcast produced by Insert Press in Los Angeles, California. The People features the voices and ideas of The People that make up the cultural landscape of Los Angeles, the west coast, and beyond on KCHUNG 1630AM every 3rd Sunday at 3pm … it's Like a Broken Record Magically Repaired. Insert Blanc Press produces innovative art & literature in Los Angeles, CA. Founded in October 2005, Insert Blanc Press endeavors to create d ...
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Big name interviews, and a weekly fix of Friends Round Friday, all in one place! Zoe speaks to some of the world’s most loved movie stars, singer-songwriters, performers, and all-round icons in special one-off interviews exclusive to the Breakfast Show. Plus, there’s all the best bits from a fabulous trio of showbiz guests on Friends Round Friday.
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How cross-sector connectors like Marc act as story-amplifiers for quiet pioneers In this episode, I speak with Marc Violo, founder of MycoStories and a true connector across sectors. From high-tech startups in Asia to fungal research in the Amazon, Marc’s journey has been anything but linear—and all the more inspiring. He shares how fungi became hi…
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Two weeks ago, our paid subscribers got exclusive early access to one of our most compelling interviews yet.Today, it’s your turn.We’re proud to release our full conversation with Alex R. Johnson—a filmmaker whose debut novel is making serious waves. If you love gritty stories, complex characters, or the electric pulse of New York noir, this is the…
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About the “Not-Enough Trap" and common struggles impactpreneurs face in different phases Listen in on this conversation between my dear colleague Nihal and I where together we explore what it really means to build a meaningful and impactful business from scratch. We’ve worked together before on a programme for young eco-entrepreneurs, and I know fi…
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She’s sold over a million books, written 80 titles, and quietly built one of the most impressive careers in modern historical romance. We were joined by the incredible Sarah M.Eden, and what a joy it was.To mark the release of her latest time-slip romance, The Tides of Time, Sarah opened up about the real story behind her success, and it’s one of r…
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An ex-game animator shares his healing journey from survival-mode to soulful service through self-leadership In this week's Episode, Robin Tamura shares his personal journey how he went from being a game design animator stuck in survival mode to a self-leadership coach using Internal Family Systems (IFS) and mindfulness practices to help others fin…
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We’ve had some powerful conversations on this show… but this one? This one might top them all.Sara Banyan, Hollywood coach, mental health advocate, and author of Dating for Dudes, joined us for an unforgettable episode that had our live audience buzzing.Seriously. The chat was lighting up with words like "AMAZING," "deeply moving," and "one of the …
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Episode 20 of Fragile Juggernaut takes us from 1950 to 1955—the end of the line for the CIO. At the beginning of the story, the expulsion of the left-led unions was a recent wound, and the Cold War liberalism of figures like Walter Reuther seemed like a viable and vital project for the CIO’s future, with the landmark 1950 GM contract, the “Treaty o…
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Why the Human Rights sector needs to rethink itself from the Ground up In this Episode, Rebecka Ambjörnsson - @karuna.family - , Managing Director of the social cooperative Karuna in Berlin, gives us insights into why traditional human rights organisations often reproduce the very inequalities they aim to fix. Drawing from her own disillusionment w…
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The full interview with Chad Boudreaux is now available to the public!If you’re a fan of gripping legal thrillers, government secrets, and high-stakes storytelling, you’re going to want to dive into this one.We had the absolute pleasure of sitting down with Chad Boudreaux, a man whose real-life resume reads like a political thriller. From the U.S. …
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About mines, memes, mindsets, and multilateralism In this electrifying and deeply reflective conversation, we dive into the complex interplay between sustainability, geopolitics, and narratives. I speak with Maximiliano, whose unconventional path - from growing up in a mining region in Chile to shaping UN development programs - offers a rare perspe…
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How a former industrial engineer found freedom in sustainability work In this episode, I speak with my friend and colleague Kurt Klusch about his radical transformation from industrial engineer to sustainability consultant. We both share a passion for systems thinking and the FSSD framework, which we actively use in our work with organisations. Kur…
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Our latest episode of The Writing Community Chat Show was the kind that makes you glance over your shoulder before switching off the hallway light. International bestseller J.D. Barker, fresh off the May 13 release of his ghost-thriller Something I Keep Upstairs (already #1 in Amazon’s Ghost Thrillers) joined us for a live, laughter-and-screams-fil…
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JD Kirk is Back – and He's Shaking Things Up!Two weeks ago, our paid subscribers got early access to a very special episode. Now, it’s time to share it with everyone. And trust us, you’re going to love this one.We welcomed back JD Kirk, the multi-million copy bestselling author of the beloved DCI Logan crime series… but this time, he’s bringing som…
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Why escaping to a Sabbatical will not heal your Burnout In this episode, I sit down with my friend and fellow regenerator Judit Saez. We dive into the challenges of redefining work and success beyond the capitalist grind. Judit shares her own story of burnout and how it became a turning point for her personal transformation. We talk about the impor…
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There are moments in life, and in podcasting, when something shifts.This was one of those moments.In our latest episode, Tough Guys Are an Endangered Species, we opened a door that many still keep firmly shut:What happens when men feel broken, lost, and alone, and why don’t we talk about it?This wasn’t just another chat.It was an honest, emotional,…
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Conflict, leadership, and why Inner Work is crucial for Outer Impact In this episode, I sit down with a pioneer in regenerative leadership and business. We talk about transforming organisations internally by supporting leaders on their personal journeys. Our conversation touches on conflict, leadership, and why inner work is crucial for outer impac…
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We’ve interviewed hundreds of writers on The Writing Community Chat Show, but this one stands out, because our latest guest brings not only writing chops but serious filmmaking cred to the table.In this brand-new public episode, we sat down with Josh Mendoza, the award-winning filmmaker of What Still Remains and now the debut author of the sci-fi n…
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How to be a constructive Rebel, tell Stories & drive Change from within organisation SUMMARY In this episode, I speak with Alex Barker about the art of driving change from within organisations. We reflect on our shared experience as "kind challengers" and what it means to challenge power structures with empathy. Alex shares insights from her work i…
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We had the absolute pleasure of sitting down with debut author L. Costevelos. Known for her imaginative blend of psychological thrillers, romance, and fantasy, L has captured readers’ hearts and minds with her first novel Wanderlust, a haunting, twisting story that challenges the very nature of reality itself.And what a conversation it was.For thos…
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How true impact requires shifting resources, responsibilities and power structures - not just technology SUMMARY In this episode, I sit down with my dear friend Linus Beer, whose commitment to environmental and social justice has deeply inspired me since our shared volunteer year in Ecuador. We reflect on our early learning journeys, from waste col…
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Co-creating inclusive Communities through Stories, Startups, and "Social Capital" Today I welcome Sen Zahn, Co-Director of SINGA Germany, who shares about the transformative power of changing narratives about identity and belonging. We reflect on our shared roots in social innovation and how our paths, like satellites, keep intersecting. Sen’s lead…
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Dr. Gibson is a leading voice in education and mental health, and our chat covered so many essential topics that every teacher, parent, and learner will find something to take away from it.🎙️ What we talked about:* The everyday reality of teaching in primary schools.* How understanding child psychology can transform classroom practice.* Supporting …
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Why social innovation begins with rethinking loss and letting go In this deep and humbling episode of the Social Regeneration Podcast, I welcome innovation expert and grief counselor Fenja Jensen. Together, we explore the powerful intersection between creating "the New" and letting go of "the Old". Every change process inevitably involves some form…
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It’s not often you get to speak with someone who has mastered the art of storytelling across books, blogs, and the stage. That’s exactly what we got with Lee Hall, a multi-talented indie author whose latest release, Last Outlaw, is a genre-bending ride through the Wild West with a horror twist.Set at the turn of the 20th century, Last Outlaw follow…
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Transformational empowerment through community organizingKnock, Talk, Organise: Inside the Work of a Tenants’ Movement In this episode, we speak with Tanja Rakočević, a tenants’ organiser and climate justice activist based in Berlin. Tanja shares her inspiring journey from activist to full-time community organiser, shedding light on what it means t…
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Liandra Vianna's Journey towards Sustainable Rural Development & Tourism In this episode, I speak with one of my former Mentees, Liandra Vianna, about her unique, non-linear career journey - from architecture, operations, and UX design to rural development and sustainable tourism. Born in Rio de Janeiro and now living in Lisbon, Liandra opens up ab…
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Episode 19 of Fragile Juggernaut weighs up the results of the struggle for hegemony in the 1945-1946 strike wave over the next several years. While millions of workers participated in militant actions, their strikes were uncoordinated and politically isolated, opening the way for the political right to organize a backlash and recapture Congress in …
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Exploring alternative economies and the role of money in a regenerative world In this episode, we explore the transformative potential of finance with guests Sophie and Stephen, two experts in sustainable finance and regenerative economies. They share their personal journeys - from studying sustainability to leading global initiatives in impact inv…
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Missed it live? Now you can watch or listen anytime!Our latest episode of The Writing Community Chat Show is now available on YouTube and wherever you get your podcasts, and trust us, you don’t want to miss this one!We sat down with T.J. (Tim) McKay, author of The Fall of Selvandrea: A Dark Flintlock Fantasy (The Draemeir Chronicle Book 1), editor,…
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Incubating inner and outer transformation through slowing down, presence, and connection My dear friend and colleague Lauren Uba is one the first guests in this podcast show as she is currently exploring deeply how to weave social fabric. Lauren is a community builder, urbanist, facilitator, and socio-ecological systems transformation activist. Her…
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In this episode of The Writing Community Chat Show, we sit down with K.T. Carlisle, a murder mystery writer, podcast host, and advocate for mental health and community-driven success. Her latest book, I Know What I Saw, is a gripping thriller blending Sasquatch mythology with psychological suspense—and we got the inside scoop! 🎙️ What we covered in…
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Navigating the delicate balance between radical innovation and stability In this episode, we sit down with Ashley Scarborough, a designer-turned-system-thinker, to explore her journey from interior architecture to the world of regenerative practices and systems change. Ashley shares how she transitioned from the corporate design world into tackling…
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Why system change is more than just a buzzword and how we can actively shape it In this episode, we deeply dive into paradigm shifts and systems thinking. What does it mean to challenge an existing system and bring about fundamental change? We explore how old paradigms evolve, why some persist, and how new ways of thinking emerge. Using practical e…
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Personal insights into challenges, opportunities, and developments in the sustainability working field In this episode of the Social Regeneration Podcast, host Pia Hillebrecht shares her personal and professional journey in sustainability. She reflects on her university years, the challenges of working in the field, and how the sustainability secto…
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A story about unlearning, awakening, and quitting In this episode, I introduce myself as your host and share my journey of becoming a sustainability professional - and some of the reasons why this Podcast exists. Before I start inviting guests, I want to create an intimate and brave space by "going first"—sharing my journey, my WHY, and how an eye-…
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A few weeks ago, we had the pleasure of sitting down with the incredible Daniel Hurst, an Amazon #1 bestselling author known for his gripping psychological thrillers. Now, we’re excited to make the full interview available to everyone! If you haven’t already, you can watch the full conversation on YouTube or listen to it on our podcast.Daniel’s jou…
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What does social regeneration mean, and why is it important? In this episode, your host Pia Hillebrecht explores the evolution of sustainability thinking and the need for restorative and regenerative approaches in social systems. While environmental and economic regeneration are gaining traction, social regeneration is still underexplored. Pia shar…
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Exploring the power of deep conversations, inviting diverse perspectives, and real stories to inspire action in times of uncertainty Welcome to the very first episode of this podcast! 🤗🎉 After two years of contemplating whether the world really needs another podcast, I’ve decided: YES! There is still a lack of public examples of “normal people” doi…
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This episode is different from the others. I won’t be interviewing an author, but instead, I’ll be looking back on ten years of the podcast! On June 23, 2025, Meet the Thriller Author officially marks its 10-year anniversary! It’s hard to believe that what started as a passion project has grown into a long-running show... The post MTTA: 10th Annive…
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Conversations between Change Agents on climate justice, social entrepreneurship, and collective well-being Welcome to the Social Regeneration Podcast! My name is Pia Hillebrecht and I will be your host while we explore together with fellow Change Agents how we can ensure a thriving future for all living beings on this planet. This Podcast talks abo…
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In episode 07 of season 15 of The Writing Community Chat Show, we had the absolute pleasure of sitting down with Mandy Robotham, the USA TODAY bestselling author behind gripping historical fiction novels such as A Woman of War and The Secret Messenger.From her childhood dream of becoming a writer (inspired by Harriet the Spy) to her fascinating car…
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