Podcast Directory

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Welcome to Carefree and Black Diaries, where we discuss everything from culture, politics, music, and education. But with a dash of hood on the rocks. Just a Black Girl navigating this thing called life and documenting it along the way. Hosted by Shaakira White Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/carefreenblkdiaries/support

The Tapping Solution.com’s “Bits and Pieces” podcast is where we share information designed to change your LIFE. Whether you’re new to EFT Tapping, or an old hand, you’ll find SIMPLE, inspiring information to BRIGHTEN your day, motivate you, and help you live your best life. To learn more about Tapping, visit TheTappingSolution.com

Your food education starts here! Not subscribing to any one “diet”, we are on a mission to help you learn to cook and learn to eat- two simple things made complicated by the internet and those friends telling you that “you should” eat this or try that diet. We created Food in Session to help you build a nutrition knowledge base and allow you to decide the best path for you and your family’s nutrition needs. Large family, small family, single guy or gal?? We’ve got you covered. Eat healthy foods and you’ll live a long and healthy life- easier said than done! Unless you were taught by a parent or grandparent how to cook and eat healthy, it’s likely you didn’t learn it in school. We hope you enjoy Food in Session as much as we enjoy cooking and eating (Mindy really likes the occasional slice of “raw” Velveeta and Emily is a sucker for Moon Pies- yes, even we have our indulgences!).

We cover everything animated here at the Overly Animated Podcast, with fan-oriented and analytic discussions on a variety of animated shows, movies, and anime. This is the feed for our podcasts just about Miraculous Ladybug.

This timeless novel highlights the abuse and neglect that the orphaned Jane Eyre faced while growing up. This story opens with Jane Eyre being shipped off to be cared for by her uncle Mr. Reed who lived at the Gateshead Hall. Her uncle was always kind to her but his wife, Sarah Reed was anything but. Sarah’s son John and Sarah’s two daughters also contributed to Jane’s torment. Jane was excluded from all family activities and found solace only in her books and dolls. One day John knocked her down and she tried to defend herself. This earned her a traumatic lock up in the room where her uncle died. At one point, she thought that she could see his ghost and this so terrified the poor child that an apothecary had to be called in. The kind man advised Sarah Reed to send Jane off to boarding school and she was subsequently sent to Lowood. Seen through Jane’s eyes, Lowood was only marginally better than Gateshead but at least she had friends there. The book will take you way back to the days of bumpy carriage rides and class discrimination. It is also a glimpse into some historical aspects of England centuries ago and the antiquated notions that were held at the time. Charlotte Bronte tells an amazing story about a woman who faces issues of respect in an era when women were not permitted to stand up to society. Eventually Jane finds an employer that supports her but the shadowy and ominous Mr. Rochester, hides a dreadful secret that threatens Jane’s happiness.