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Welcome to the PYL podcast . On this show you will hear practical and actionable ideas on navigating the modern world acquiring both health and wealth.
You should listen if you’re the type of person who likes to learn, have progressive conversations and likes to laugh whilst having them.
This isn’t just another podcast but we are the PYL community. A community of members securing the bag in health and wealth. We’ll be releasing full podcast every 2nd Wednesdays.
On this episode we discuss:
Why we're starting a podcast What you should expect from PYL 5AM club Taking advice and more
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Sport coaching is tough, and we need help. Join me - Dr Mark Carroll - and guests from across academia and industry as we attempt to offer evidence and experience based solutions to contemporary coaching problems.
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Ever found yourself staring in the wine aisle at your local grocery store or sitting at a restaurant, totally clueless about which wine to choose? You know what you like when you taste it, but when it’s time to pick a bottle for your next dinner party or match it with a meal, you’re scanning labels, Googling wine pairings, and still second-guessing every choice.
But here’s the thing: You don’t need to be a sommelier to enjoy wine confidently. With the right knowledge and a little guidance to understand wine lingo and unlock your own palate, you’ll be able to order at a restaurant without asking for a recommendation or walk into a wine shop and pick a bottle to pair with a meal like a pro.
I’m your host, Kristi Mayfield, a certified sommelier who used to be the one staring at the shelf, swapping the bottle I chose for the one someone else recommended because I didn’t trust my own taste. But over the past 5 years, I’ve turned that confusion into expertise, teaching thousands of wine enthusiasts and professionals how to cut through the pretentiousness and complexity of wine so they can confidently choose and enjoy wines they love.
Each week on the podcast, we’ll break down wine into simple, easy-to-understand terms. From regions and styles to winemaking techniques and tasting tips, you’ll get insights from experts and industry pros to help you grab a glass and learn wine your way.
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Podcasts have a new giant! Mental Well-being is vital in this new age. The stigma is breaking, and mental health is rising! What a time to listen to upbeat thoughts from people around the world!
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We are two men in midlife. We have a lot in common but live very different lives.
Laurence is happily married with 2.4 kids and a white picket fence. Karl followed a different path and didn't get married, have kids or put down roots (but he gets to go snowboarding when he wants).
Together we explore what life on the other side of the fence is really like. What can we learn from each other? What advice can we give each other?
We'll invite guests to reflect on their life to date and consider what they want the second half of their life to look like.
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Thrive in 5 is your daily dose of motivation, productivity tips, and mindset shifts—all delivered in 5 minutes or less! Hosted by Cindy, a self-made entrepreneur, busy mom, and business coach, this podcast is designed to help you thrive in both life and work. Whether you're a businesswoman, a busy mom, or simply looking to stay focused on your goals, each episode offers quick, actionable advice to boost your energy, manage your time, and stay on track.
Tune in for inspiring insights on time management, goal setting, staying motivated, and practical strategies to help you take control of your day—because thriving doesn’t have to take hours. Join the Thrive in 5 community and start making every minute count!
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Are you struggling to find time to read all the amazing books out there? Do you wish you could soak up life-changing insights from today’s top thinkers, bestselling authors, and timeless classics — all without spending hours flipping pages? BookBytes is here to solve that problem.
This podcast delivers bite-sized, engaging, and thought-provoking discussions about the books that matter most. In each episode we break down key concepts, uncover hidden gems, and highlight actionable takeaways to help you grow in every area of your life.
From self-improvement to science, productivity to philosophy, and everything in between, BookBytes gives you the knowledge you crave in a format you can fit into your busy day. Simply put — Big Ideas in Small Bytes.
Why Listen?
• Save Time: Get the essence of a book in under 30 minutes.
• Gain Insights: Understand complex ideas through clear, relatable discussions.
• Be Inspired: Discover fresh perspectives that spark curiosity and transformation.
• Take Action: Learn practical steps to apply big ideas to your life immediately.
What You’ll Get:
• Engaging AI-driven conversations that feel like a dialogue with trusted guides.
• A carefully curated selection of books that will expand your mind and enrich your life.
• Bonus opportunities to explore deep dives into books and topics of your chioce.
Whether you’re commuting, working out, or just taking a quick break, BookBytes will help you unlock the power of books to improve your life — one byte at a time.
Don’t Miss Out:
If you’re ready to grow smarter, think bigger, and learn faster, subscribe to BookBytes today. Let the future of AI learning guide you on your journey of discovery and self-improvement.
Visit BookBytes.ai for bonus content, deep dives, exclusive offers, and more!
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Love Isn’t Enough, hosted by partners in life and love, Joree Rose, LMFT and Dr. John Schinnerer, answers the question of what to do when your love isn’t enough to carry you through the inevitable challenges of relationships.This podcast will inspire you to learn, grow and cultivate the awareness and the tools to create and maintain the fulfilling, thriving relationship you desire and deserve. Tune in each Tuesday morning for an intimate view into the raw and profound inner-workings of relationships, where you will feel seen and validated in hearing your story mirrored in the lives of others. Each episode features vulnerable and honest conversations between Joree and John, along with esteemed guests in the fields of psychology, relationships, and academia. Visit us at www.loveisntenough.net for more info and how to work with us.
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A series of podcasts on the life, work, and reception of William Blake, exploring his impact on literature, the visual arts, music and more.
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Food and Drug Law Brazil, Latin America and Europe. Legal assistance about food and drug Law in Brazil, Portugal, Europe. Legislation, Jurisprudence and Procedures
Aqui voce acompanha os mais importantes assuntos sobre Anvisa, EMEA, EFSA. legislação, jurisprudência, procedimentos. -
Learn relatably from featured NOT-experts, from diverse genres of life — currently just two steps ahead in your journey of choice; brought to you by Ready Set Do.
Learning from someone who is just two steps ahead of you is often exponentially more actionable and relatable than learning from an expert. The advice you get is so much more relevant and right-sized. We discuss strategies and tools employed by people just like you to overcome extraordinary odds, achieve their goals, or simply become a better version of themselves. -
Welcome to College Writing, Actually! Finally, a podcast created for college students and writing tutors who just need clear answers on the how-to's and how-come's of college writing. Look no further!
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A place for news and updates regarding Dakar Academy Central life.
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Welcome to the K_ills podcast where anything goes. Literally almost anything is not off of topic we're going to talk about everything from making money being true to yourself good times bad times sports cryptocurrency cars music and the world we live in today. Like I said we are literally going to talk about anything and everything so make sure you go check us out on YouTube and twitch And subscribe here on Spotify Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/cory-sanders1/support
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I’m Sophie Archer, I’m a lawyer turned chef and entrepreneur. After having tackled some of my biggest gremlins - blood cancer, multiple rounds of unsuccessful IVF, a marriage breakdown I decided to change the course of my life. I am head cheffing and launching a new food business that I am excited to talk about. My recipe for cooking your gremlins - or tackling challenges and niggling doubts - includes uplifting food, sharing dishes with my favourite people and embracing an unconventional life.
In this pod I speak to inspiring guests that have taken unusual paths - including chefs, interior designers, marketeers, entrepreneurs, journalists, therapists, life coaches and doctors to name but a few. We discuss their recipes for; mending heartache, fun, health and cooking their gremlins.
Expect cooking hacks, plenty of laughter, restaurant recommendations, heartwarming insights and unsolicited life advice!
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This is the podcast for writers and those who love them.
While there are countless podcasts, shows, and books about the craft of writing, The Plague Remedy Podcast delves deeper. Each week, we explore the art of writing and the whys of writing through thought-provoking interviews with writers, academics, and creatives of all kinds.
Born out of the COVID pandemic, and created by two PhDs in creative writing and literature, Plague Remedy reflects a time when people turned to the arts for comfort and connection during moments of uncertainty, as a remedy for the plague.
Tune in to discover new writers, enjoy a variety of accents, and explore fascinating ideas on The Plague Remedy Podcast.
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Halloween Horrors: The Psychology of Fear - Part 1 As the crisp autumn air settles in and jack-o'-lanterns flicker in the growing darkness, there's a palpable sense of excitement and anticipation. Halloween, the holiday that celebrates all things spooky and macabre, is upon us. But what is it about this festival of frights that draws us in year after year? Why do we, as a species, seem to revel in the very things that should, by all rights, terrify us? In this two-part exploration, we'll delve into the fascinating world of fear, examining why people enjoy being scared and the intricate science behind our most primal emotion. The allure of fear is a paradox that has long puzzled psychologists and neuroscientists. On the surface, fear is an unpleasant emotion, one that our bodies and minds are hardwired to avoid. It triggers our fight-or-flight response, flooding our systems with stress hormones and preparing us for danger. Yet, millions of people actively seek out fear-inducing experiences, from watching horror movies and visiting haunted houses to riding roller coasters and bungee jumping. This seeming contradiction is at the heart of our fascination with Halloween and its associated thrills. To understand why we enjoy being scared, we first need to explore the nature of fear itself. Fear is one of our most fundamental emotions, deeply rooted in our evolutionary history. It's a survival mechanism that has been honed over millions of years, designed to keep us alert to potential dangers in our environment. When we encounter a threat, real or perceived, our bodies undergo a series of rapid changes: The amygdala, a small almond-shaped structure in the brain, detects the threat and sends a distress signal to the hypothalamus. The hypothalamus activates the sympathetic nervous system, triggering the "fight-or-flight" response. The adrenal glands release stress hormones like adrenaline and cortisol into the bloodstream. Heart rate and blood pressure increase, pumping more blood to the muscles. Breathing becomes more rapid, increasing oxygen intake. Pupils dilate to take in more light and improve vision. Digestion slows or stops, diverting energy to more immediate survival needs. This physiological response is remarkably similar whether we're faced with a real threat or a fictional one. When we watch a scary movie or walk through a haunted house, our bodies react as if we were in actual danger. So why, then, do we find this experience enjoyable? The key lies in the context of the fear. When we engage in Halloween-themed activities or other controlled fear experiences, we know, on a cognitive level, that we're safe. This creates a unique scenario where we can experience the physiological arousal of fear without the actual threat of harm. It's this combination of physical excitement and cognitive safety that many people find exhilarating. Psychologists refer to this phenomenon as "excitation transfer." The idea is that the physiological arousal from fear can enhance the positive emotions we feel once the perceived threat has passed. It's why the relief and exhilaration after a scary movie or haunted house experience can be so potent. The residual arousal from the fear amplifies the positive emotions that follow. Moreover, successfully navigating a frightening experience, even a simulated one, can boost our sense of self-efficacy and mastery. It's a way of testing our limits and proving to ourselves that we can handle difficult situations. This can be particularly appealing during Halloween, a holiday that allows us to confront our fears in a socially sanctioned and controlled manner. The enjoyment of fear also has a strong social component. Halloween celebrations, horror movie nights, and visits to haunted attractions are often group activities. Shared experiences of fear can create strong social bonds. This phenomenon, known as "emotional contagion," occurs when people unconsciously mimic each other's emotional states. In a group setting, this can amplify the excitement and enjoyment of a scary experience. Furthermore, fear experiences trigger the release of neurotransmitters like dopamine, the "reward" chemical in our brains. This release can create a sense of euphoria or pleasure, especially once the perceived threat has passed. Some researchers suggest that for certain individuals, this dopamine rush can become almost addictive, leading them to seek out more and more intense fear experiences. The appeal of fear also varies significantly from person to person. Some individuals seem to thrive on fear-inducing experiences, while others avoid them at all costs. This variation can be attributed to a combination of genetic factors, personality traits, and past experiences. One key factor is what psychologists call "sensation seeking." This trait, which varies across the population, refers to the tendency to seek out novel and intense experiences. High sensation seekers are more likely to enjoy horror movies, extreme sports, and other fear-inducing activities. They may find the physiological arousal of fear particularly rewarding and may be better able to modulate their emotional responses to frightening stimuli. Another important factor is an individual's "fear threshold." This refers to the level of fear stimuli a person can tolerate before becoming overwhelmed. People with higher fear thresholds may be more likely to enjoy scary experiences because they can maintain a sense of control even in highly arousing situations. Conversely, those with lower fear thresholds may find even mild fear stimuli overwhelming and unpleasant. Past experiences also play a crucial role in shaping our relationship with fear. Positive experiences with controlled fear (like enjoying a scary movie or Halloween attraction) can make us more likely to seek out similar experiences in the future. On the other hand, traumatic experiences can lower our fear threshold and make us more avoidant of fear-inducing situations. The cultural context is another important factor in our relationship with fear. Different cultures have varying attitudes towards fear and its expression. Halloween, with its embrace of the macabre and supernatural, is a particularly American tradition that has spread to many parts of the world. In other cultures, different festivals or traditions may serve a similar function of allowing controlled encounters with fear and the unknown. In the context of Halloween, our relationship with fear takes on additional layers of complexity. The holiday allows us to explore fear in a variety of ways, from the relatively mild frights of children's costume parties to the intense scares of professional haunted houses. This spectrum of fear experiences caters to different preferences and fear thresholds, allowing individuals to engage with fear at a level they find enjoyable. Moreover, Halloween provides a unique opportunity to explore our fascination with death and the supernatural – topics that are often taboo or avoided in everyday life. By confronting these fears in a controlled, often playful context, we can process and manage our anxieties about mortality and the unknown. The Halloween tradition of trick-or-treating itself can be seen as a controlled fear experience for children. The act of approaching strangers' houses in the dark, often while wearing identity-concealing costumes, contains elements of risk and uncertainty. Yet, the social sanction of the holiday and the reward of candy make this a largely positive experience, allowing children to navigate and master their fears in a supported environment. As we conclude this first part of our exploration into the psychology of fear, we've seen how our enjoyment of scary experiences is rooted in the complex interplay of our evolutionary history, physiological responses, and cognitive processes. We've explored how the controlled fear experiences offered by Halloween and other contexts allow us to experience the thrill of fear without real danger, and how individual differences shape our responses to frightening stimuli. In the second part of this article, we'll delve deeper into the neuroscience of fear, exploring how our brains process frightening experiences. We'll examine the role of memory in fear responses, the phenomenon of the "fear circuit," and how understanding these processes can help us manage fear in our daily lives. We'll also look at how creators of Halloween attractions and horror media use this knowledge to craft effective scares, and consider the potential benefits and risks of engaging with frightening experiences. Join us as we continue to unravel the mysteries of fear and its peculiar allure in the context of Halloween and beyond. This has been a Quiet Please Production. Head over to Quiet Please dot a i to “Hear What Matters”
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Welcome to Songs You Know, a podcast that takes you behind the scenes of the songs you love, hosted by legendary hitmaker Toby Gad. Known for unforgettable hits like John Legend’s "All of Me" and Beyoncé’s "If I Were a Boy," Toby invites some of the most talented and influential voices in music to share their stories.
Each week, Toby sits down with incredible guests — artists, songwriters, and producers who’ve shaped the soundtrack of our lives. From Josh Groban and Victoria Justice to Bon Jovi’s John Shanks, Songs You Know offers intimate conversations with the creators behind iconic hits, revealing the untold stories and inspiration behind each track.
If you want a deeper look at the music you know from the people who made it possible, listen to Songs You Know for new episodes every week. We can’t wait for you to join us on this journey!
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A place where we talk about business and sales strategies through the lens of faith, mom life, and just REAL LIFE.
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