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The Bad B*tch Guide to Manifestation is your weekly fix of mindset development, manifestation, and of course, bad b*tch energy. I help you stop thinking about the life you want, and actually start creating it. If you're tired of people telling you to "be realistic" or play it "safe", I'm here, to respectfully say, f*ck that. In my world anything is possible. This is your safe space to dream as big as you want, because we're making it happen. Maddie Cleary is self-development speaker + lifestyle influencer who has amassed 800k+ followers across all platforms.

Women in regions affected by war and forced displacement are highly visible in media accounts. Yet, their resistance against different forms of violence – from so-called domestic abuse to large-scale state violence – often goes unrecognized. Women & War is a platform to learn about powerful women’s struggles for liberation, justice and peace. The podcast amplifies critical contemporary feminist work in the field of war, violence, colonialism, and forced migration. The invited guests – who are engaged feminist academics and activists - speak about legacies of genocide, femicide, occupation, and invasion in the context of places like Armenia, Afghanistan, Kurdistan, Palestine, Pakistan and beyond. In addition to providing background and sharing knowledge, the guests reflect on their own scholarship and discuss contemporary knowledge production on women’s resistance. Together, guest and host counter Orientalist and patriarchal narratives and instead center women’s practices of resistance and collective struggle, past and present. While offering historical context to contemporary wars and conflicts in the region, Women & War seeks to be a space to build transnational feminist solidarity.The podcast is not detached from political events and developments. In fact, recent developments such as the 2021 handover of Afghanistan to the Taliban or the Turkish state’s military operations in three parts of Kurdistan over the last years were among the events that sparked the idea to launch this project. These and other experiences discussed in the episodes illustrate why it is crucial to view gender as a central, rather than secondary question in our understanding of political conflicts.This podcast is hosted by political sociologist Dr Dilar Dirik, Junior Research Fellow at the Refugee Studies Centre and Lady Margaret Hall, University of Oxford. This project has been made possible through the University of Oxford's Public Engagement with Research Fund.

Get a small glimpse into the unimaginable experiences that shaped Holocaust survivors and witnesses—and shaped our world. Personal accounts drawn from the Fortunoff Video Archive for Holocaust Testimonies at Yale University.

The Candid Podcast by Mandipa Pholi is a platform for holding meaningful discussions related to teenage-hood and what comes ahead. We will hear shared stories from victims of societal influence and ideas possibly advice on how they overcame their biggest challenges and fears. This podcast aims to be unprejudiced, open to different opinions, full of life and fun.

Hey, Human Design projectors! Are you ready to start being a projector? (And to find out what, exactly, it means to be a projector and how you can succeed in the world?) This is your invitation (yay, an invitation!) to join fellow Human Design projector Ardelia Lee as she explores the ins and outs of being a projector in a generator-filled world. She’ll cover general Human Design topics like gates + channels and dive deeper into how projectors can use their unique energy to overcome common projector obstacles (like learning how to wait for an invitation) and create success, fulfillment, and joy in their lives and businesses. That Projector Life is the space where projectors can be projectors and discover what that looks like for them. It’s time to recognize and develop your Projector Magic. You’ve already received the invitation. ;)