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Women Over 70: Aging Reimagined
Gail Zelitzky and Catherine Marienau
עושים פסיכולוגיה עם מעין בוימן משיטה
רשת עושים היסטוריה
La Mano Peluda
Radio Fórmula
Trashologinnen - Reality-TV psychologisch analysiert
Dinah & Franzi
PBS Space Time
PBS
Logically Answered
Logically Answered
Rambam Yomi
Rav Yoel Usher Labin and Rav Yitzchok Lowy
Periodisk - Videnskabens Vindere
RAKKERPAK
Medicinvetarna
Karolinska Institutet
Marine Conservation Happy Hour
Dr Scarlett Smash & Dr Craken MacCraic
Wandelwerker - Der erste deutsche Arbeitsschutz Podcast
WandelWerker Consulting GmbH
MIT Technology Review Narrated
MIT Technology Review
Cybercrimeology
Cybercrimeology
Zero to Finals Medical Revision Podcast
Thomas Watchman
On Wildlife
Alex Re
Growing Impact
Penn State Institute of Energy and the Environment
Infectious IDeas
National Foundation for Infectious Diseases (NFID)
Rätsel der Wissenschaft
DER STANDARD
The Knowmads Podcast
The Knowmads
The Sports Coaching Hub Podcast
Cardiff Metropolitan University
The Astrophysics Podcast
Paul Duffell
Wild Bird Acoustics
Alan Dalton
Taxi ins Mich | Der Hörspiel-Podcast für Kinder
medizini & gesundheit-hören
Stories in Colour
The National Gallery
On This Day in Working Class History
Working Class History
Bizarre Encounters with Shayn & Orin
Bizarre Reality Media
Kortizes-Podcast
Kortizes-Podcast
Cryptids Of The Corn
Cryptids of the Corn Podcast
P.E.E.P. Podcast (People Experiencing Everyday Paranormal)
Nicolle Morock
JP Lovecraft's Creepy Podcast
JP Lovecraft
Bit-Rauschen: Der Prozessor-Podcast von c’t
c't Magazin
Terrible Lizards
Iszi Lawrence and David Hone
JHLT: The Podcast
ISHLT
Daily Paper Cast
Jingwen Liang, Gengyu Wang
The Pharma Closeout | Daily Pharmaceutical & Biotech News in 15 minus
BZ Group
A História repete-se
Margarida de Magalhães Ramalho e Lourenço Pereira Coutinho
SilviCast
Wisconsin Forestry Center and Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources
Science
Gail Zelitzky and Catherine Marienau
Writing has been a guiding force in Nancy Morgan’s life, woven together with her love of language, travel, and cross-cultural learning. Across a career in teaching, curriculum design, media production, and study-abroad l...
Kathy Bresler, founder of ALTAR Community in Chicago, has created a welcoming space where women of all ages come together to be seen, heard, and supported. ALTAR is a third space for women centered around meaningful gath...
At 80, Regan Burke is still organizing, advocating, and speaking out.But her path to becoming a respected activist, columnist, memoirist, and political influencer was anything but straightforward. Before she found sobrie...
For nearly fifty years, Sybil Kolon has devoted herself to protecting 79 acres of family land in Michigan’s Irish Hills. Originally owned by her grandparents, the property was placed under option with Legacy Land Conserv...
Author and artist Jill G. Hall, 71, joins us with her luminous new novel On a Sundown Sea, inspired by the mysteries surrounding the visionary woman who built Lomaland—a utopian community near the home Jill grew up in. F...
For more than six decades, Sandra Sokol has devoted her life to building stronger, more equitable communities. Although she once imagined a career teaching in schools serving children of color her path evolved into groun...
Joan Greene, 84, trained to be a teacher but found her true calling as a social worker and innovative advocate for older adults. In New York State, she helped create programs from the ground up—from nutrition services an...
This episode, first released in 2021, is a reminder that Mental Health Awareness Month requires all of us to tell our stories. We checked back in with Mindy and learned that, even though she is now retired, she continues...
In recognition of Mental Health Awareness Month, we’re revisiting a powerful earlier conversation with Ilene Dillon (Episode #148). A pioneering voice in emotional well-being, Ilene is an Emotional Realignment Master Tea...
For more than five decades, Lynn Larson has followed her curiosity across continents—and she’s nowhere near finished. At 71, she travels light and lives large, forging deep connections everywhere she goes. Her journey be...
Elise’s career didn’t follow a straight line—and that’s exactly what makes it so compelling. She began as a contract interior designer in Minneapolis before moving to Chicago in 1981, where a friend’s suggestion led her ...
At 75, Ashley Rogers is not reinventing her life—she’s reawakening it. Living in Ecuador and thriving in her latest entrepreneurial chapter in real estate, she began asking a familiar question: What’s next? What is mine ...
In 2001, Kathleen (Keen) Harrison, PhD, took a leave from her university faculty position in medical genetics to travel with the Semester at Sea program. A visit to Kenya’s first orphanage for HIV-positive children chang...
At 84, Phyllis Mitzen is still reshaping how communities care for older adults — with curiosity, courage and a fierce commitment to action.Phyllis spent 24 years at CJE Senior Life (formerly Council on Jewish Elderly) an...
Mariann Aalda—actor, hypnotherapist, and joyful “pro-aging evangelist”—invites us to rethink what it means to grow older. She interrogates ageism, asking“ Why should youth get all the good press?” And declares, “My vibr...
At 86, Sandra “Sandy” Taenzer reflects on a lifetime of innovation in Early Childhood–Special Education that began in the 1960s in Germany and still resonates today. Working in a large Illinois School District, Sandy hel...
Some people discover their purpose early in life. For Karen Olson, 81, that moment came at age 18 when she offered a simple sandwich to a homeless woman outside a New York train station. Decades later, after retiring fro...
Ilana Landsberg-Lewis went to law school to understand how power works—so she could help transform it in the service of justice, especially for women. Alongside her father, she co-founded and led a nonprofit funding comm...
At 75, Arlene Borner may not be running marathons, but she is still running—and skiing on snow and water and playing pickleball. She may no longer be teaching children how to swim or speak English in places like Sweden o...
Diane Heiler shares her deeply moving journey of caring for her husband during his 20‑month “death sentence” from an incurable disease — a journey she chronicles with raw honesty and artistry in her memoir, A Widow’s Fir...
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