I Hope Podcasty

Nathan, Kit, and Katey watch and discuss the horror movies you don't want to watch. Join our Patreon at patreon.com/ihopeyousufferpodcast

I Hope This Message Finds You Well is a podcast on curating hosted by Kris Dittel and Eloise Sweetman. It grew out of our friendship and delight in talking about art, where we, two freelance curators, openly discuss and question what we are doing, why we are doing it, and open up this conversation to our colleagues. In each episode we talk to our guests about their work, professional trajectory, motivation, and reasons to work as a curator or otherwise.

I hope this ages well is a podcast centered around capturing the inside moments of today’s most senior community members. Jilberto is a stand up comedian, so to make each episode a little fun, he will be sharing jokes with the guest and the guest will be sharing jokes with us.

Random afternoon conversations between two friends

A podcast about life, photography, mental state, gaming, and other absurdities. Sometimes motivational, often obscene, but always a good time. I occasionally have guests too. Hosted by Jake Larntz. Probably done.

I Hope I Can Make It Through is a podcast where hosts Donnie(the expert) and Frank(the newbie) as they go through a rewatch and first watch of Degrassi! All of it. Oh boy.

Welcome to the I hope I don’t kill myself podcast, where amazing things happen.

In this podcast I share my rational/ irrational thoughts with hope that I am not the only one having & there is more likemined people who have the same thoughts bothering them.

A series of very rough review podcasts for the six units of AP World History. I intend to add some newer, less DIY-sounding podcasts in the near future.

Drew and Tully voice their unsolicited opinions on weekly topics ranging from sports, pop culture, to social issues. If you like it that's cool, if you hate it that's even better.

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It is a very unique experience to grow up stuck between two cultures. The children of immigrants have to juggle the culture of the society they are in and the culture brought over by their parents. The metro Atlanta area is just now witnessing these "second generation" immigrants becoming adults and creating a whole new hybrid culture. I hope you hear our stories and opinions and that it will help us be seen and understood. Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/ihtht/support

I have taken the leap. I have given up my full time job to peruse what lights me up, what sets my soul on fire. I have nothing and have no expectations but long so deeply to set up my own business and free myself from any form of 9-5 job. I always get to hear other peoples success stories but never get to experience the process. Therefore I am here to document my process, the daily struggles, the highs and lows and see where this journey takes me. Join me for the ride. Amy x

I Hope the Day Has a Good You! -- is like bacon for your brain! At under five minutes an episode, start your day with a dose of inspiration and motivation and a dash of perspective. Hosted by creative entrepreneur John-Erik Moseler, takeaways will include success principles collected over the last 22+ years in the areas of business, leadership and most importantly, being a dad. You will hear stories from his adventures at culture-rich environments like Disney, Pixar, and NASA. John-Erik has ...

I Share Hope is a series of interviews with world leaders discussing their beliefs and experiences with hope and how they use hope on a daily basis in their own life and in the lives of others. They discuss real stories from their past and cover such topics as experience, relationships, failure, success, coping, depression, suicide, acceptance, business, psychological issues, illness, inspirational and motivational ideas, life, vision, goal setting, love, family, friends, strength, action st ...

Heroine may cause a man to feel invincible. Cocaine may make a man feel like he can run past the speed of light. Ecstasy may make a man feel like every nerve in his body is coming alive. Still, no matter how potent those substances may be, it's a fact, love is the most potent drug of all. This fact is especially true when Juan awakens from a two-month coma, unsure of what his life had been. The only time he feels he is close to the truth is in the presence of women with specific characterist ...