Podcasts about talking out loud

Today's episode is called loud talk out loud to my husband. I know that my friends have lost someone I love talk out loud to that person too. It's peaceful and it helps.

Sex educator, Joan Price, is the voice for ‘ageless sexuality.' In her books, webinars, presentations, newsletter, and blog, Joan talks frankly about spicy and satisfying sex for seniors, whether partnered or solo. She is the first to address sex and grief in her recent book, Sex After Grief: Navigating Your Sexuality After Losing Your Beloved. Joan advises that sexuality is always a journey, regardless of age and circumstance. She encourages older adults to see themselves as sexual beings and to care for their sexual health. "Sexual pleasures have no expiration date." - Joan PriceConnect with JoanEmail: joan@joanprice.comWebsite: https://www.joanprice.comBooks by Joan Better Than I Ever Expected: Straight Talk About Sex After Sixty Naked At Our Age: Talking Out Loud About Senior Sex Sex After Grief: Navigating Your Sexuality After Losing Your BelovedThe Ultimate Guide to Sex After 50: How to Maintain—or Regain—a Spicy, Satisfying Sex LifeBlog: Blog: https://joanprice.com/blog. Of special interest, “Solo Sex for Seniors: (January 2024): https://joanprice.com/2024/01/solo-sex-for-seniors.html

Welcome back everyone! In today's episode of "Talking Out Loud" we discuss coincidences. Now, I don't normally believe in coincidences... until they happen! Tell me if this sounds familiar to you: You're in someone's house completing a project and while you're there, something in their home stops working. This item is seemingly unrelated to the work you've done but it's very challenging to describe that to the client. It makes sense to them that, since this was working before you got here and now it's not... how do you NOT have anything to do with it. This is an all-too-common issue we face in this industry and in today's short episode we discuss the complications of navigating these situations with your clients. Enjoy! --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/doug-powell9/message

Welcome back to the show everyone! We know its been a few months since we've launched an episode and we want to thank you all for your patience. We're back with a new season and with the new season comes new segments. And what better way to come back than to make fun of all of us collectively! Today, we roll our a new segment called "Talking Out Loud." In these short clips, we take a second to share some thoughts, make some jokes and connect with those of us out there thinking about similar things. These segments give us a chance to share thoughts on processes and approaches to work and life. Sometimes they'll be funny, sometimes they'll be productive and sometimes they'll be deeper thoughts on life and work. In today's segment, Doug makes fun of an age old argument in the electrical trade: Vertical or Horizontal. Doug makes a lot of jokes in this segment and they're designed to have a little fun at our expense. Hopefully you can relate and enjoy the episode and not be hurt by Doug's candid remarks. So sit back, relax and welcome back to the Modern Electrician Podcast. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/doug-powell9/message

In this episode of Aphantasia Experiments, Robin delves into a wide range of intriguing topics and personal experiences. They start off by sharing their disappointment with generic Halloween costumes and recount hilarious moments when their kids took charge of their makeup and hair. The discussion then takes an unexpected turn as Robin opens up about their physical challenges and preference for warm tap water.Drawing from Rain Wilson's book on religion, Robin reflects on the potential for a different perspective from a female lens and challenges listeners to consider the inclusion of the female voice in all aspects of life. They emphasize the importance of understanding and embracing the female perspective, even encouraging others to tap into their own feminine qualities.The episode also offers an interesting exploration of visualizations. Robin shares an experiment they conducted on themselves, encouraging listeners to participate by staring at the sun for 20 seconds and describing what they see. They discuss the difference between visual imprints and actual visualizations, highlighting the importance of speaking out loud to fully experience and understand the phenomenon.Amidst discussions on laundry, dip recipes, and the power of turning off the ego mind, Robin shares their daughter's journey as a power tumbler in gymnastics. They discuss her struggle with achieving a specific goal, her talent for visualization, and the eye reactions that remind them of husky dog eyes.The episode continues with Robin's reflections on childhood experiences during the 4th grade, their desire for female representation in politics, and encounters with influential figures such as Kim Campbell and Jean Chrétien. They express the importance of balanced representation and call for deeper reflections on beliefs and actions.Robin also touches on their interest in documentaries, their personal experiment on aphantasia and light perception, and the challenges they face in supporting their daughter's hyper-perfectionism.Don't miss this episode of Aphantasia Experiments as Robin delves into thought-provoking discussions, personal experiences, and calls for a more inclusive and empathetic society. Tune in for a unique and engaging exploration of various topics, all through the lens of the podcast's distinctive perspective.

TOPIC: Jewish man killed by megaphone in LA, Nashville shooting update, DARYAN OR: "is talking out loud the same as talking to the devil?", SUPERCHATS, STEVE IL: "silent prayer comment, it works for me"

In today's episode of "Talking Out Loud," Doug shares his thoughts on the importance of craftsmanship in our work. Whether we're taking on a small project or installing large equipment, it's out responsibility as tradespeople to care about the final product. We're the one's who set the tone for how blue collar people are viewed by society, at large and it starts with quality work. We show ourselves respect, the industry respect and those who came before us respect when we approach our trade with care. This is our legacy. What's your's gonna be? #craftsmanship #care #caring #craftsman #craftswoman #craftsperson #tradework #bluecollarpeople #bluecollar #electrician #masterelectrician #thoughts #journeymanelectrician #jourmeyman #apprenticeelectrician #apprenticetips #apprentice #electric #softskills #bluecollarsoftskills #softskillsinthetrades --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/doug-powell9/message

Vasavi Kumar a first generation Indian American and is a life coach and licensed therapist who holds degrees in social work and special education from Hofstra and Columbia Universities.. She runs the Say It out Loud Safe Haven community for coaches, creatives, and entrepreneurs. She is the author of Say It out Loud: Using the Power of Your Voice to Listen to Your Deepest Thoughts and Courageously Pursue Your Dreams. (New World Library 2023)Interview Date: 7/7/2023 Tags: Vasavi Kumar, walk our talk, integrity, internalized conflict, disembodied, fragmented self, using others as our saviors, internal resources, motivation, energy inventory, personal inventory, joy is a renewable energy, play, weekly voice notes, Personal Transformation

On my way to work, I had a revelation, and I needed to get out what I was thinking --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/reflective-fashion-pro/message

Brando is away but the great William Lou joins the show. We discuss: 1- The Nets "part ways" with Nash amid the predicted poor start. Can they salvage this thing or is it time to wipe the slate? 2- How much should we put into the Pascal all-world start? Is this a hot start or an actual leap forward? 3- Myles Turner is saying the quiet part out loud... is there another player's inner monologue you'd wanna hear?

On this episode of The Health & Happiness Podcast, we discuss an alternate option to Talking Out Loud -- just in case you're not comfortable enough to talk to yourself out loud. :) We could go on and on about the benefits of writing, so make sure to check out this episode! https://theconversation.com/writing-can-improve-mental-health-heres-how-162205 https://www.urmc.rochester.edu/encyclopedia/content.aspx?ContentID=4552&ContentTypeID=1 https://www.rtor.org/2019/06/12/how-writing-can-improve-your-mental-health/ https://www.psycom.net/mental-health-wellbeing/the-healing-power-of-writing

Gordon Chang of Newsweek, the Daily Caller, and Gatestone Institute, looks at the Assassination of Former Prime Minister, Shinzo Abe, of Japan, and the latest news detail breaking out that the USA is shipping millions of barrels of oil out daily to China and one of the investors and people behind the scenes to this Chinese company is Hunter Biden. Charmaine Yoest, Adjunct Professor to the Pepperdine School of Public Policy, and a Senior Fellow to the IWF, is Talking Out Loud on the latest coverage given to Brittney Griner's case and sentencing in Russia for carrying Vape cartridges around in Russia. Lillian Rodriguez-Baz, the Chief Legal Counsel and Spokesperson for the PAC "Ready For Ron" for Ron DeSantis joins us to breakdown the similarities and positive direction Governor Ron DeSantis is taking the state of Florida in and how he hopes to be a GOP Nominee to be the next President in 2024. Michael Pack, Author & Producer for a new book on Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas "Created Equal" joins the show to talk about the lasting legacy of Clarence Thomas and how the latest Supreme Court decisions and cases are a part of his legacy.

Sometimes talking out loud will help you see what's really going on.

NEW FOR FEBRUARY 1, 2022 A blizzard of great music . . . Talking Out Loud- The Best Radio You Have Never Heard Vol. 428 1. Pop Song '89 (live) - R.E.M. 2. Mister Triscuits / Something's Coming (live) - Todd Rundgren's Utopia 3. A Minor Jam - The Allman Brothers Band 4. Ballad Of Billy The Kid (live) - Billy Joel 5. Wasted Days - John Mellencamp feat. Bruce Springsteen 6. Valerie Loves Me (live) - Material Issue 7. Honey Babe - Peter Joly 8. Abilene - Dave Alvin 9. Jean Genie (live unplugged) - David Bowie 10. Shape Of You - Neil Young 11. Mrs. Tibbets - Jethro Tull 12. My Most Beautiful Mistake - Elvis Costello 13. Good Good Vibrations (alt) - The Beach Boys 14. All Along The Watchtower (live) - Steve Hackett 15. Money Changes Everything - The Smiths 16. Soma - The Smashing Pumpkins 17. Doubter Out Of Jesus (All Over You) - Chuck Prophet 18. Cry Like A Baby - The Boxtops 19 Alex Chilton - The Replacements 20. Get Back (live) - The Beatles 21 Any Major Dude - Wilco The Best Radio You Have Never Heard. Never met a welcome blizzard. Accept No Substitute. Click to join the conversation on the Facebook page.

Hey my Wisdom Warriors and Fabulous 50 Tribe!  Its just me... "Talking Out Loud" sharing what's on my mind and life experiences whenever I want to and wherever I am. This episode is about Meet Up groups.  Have you ever joined a group or thought about? I will tell you each one was a different experience.  If you are Single or just looking to make new connections or try something new. Do it! Leave me a comment after listening to this episode.  Remember to Live Love and Laugh more! Host: Sharon Fields IG: Unapologetic50_podcast  & beautifulcurves365 WWW.Beautifulcurves365.com Listen, Subscribe and download episode  This link will take you to multiple platforms to listen to Unapologetic@50podcast pod.link/1526476677  

The question of silence and personal engagement in worship is a topic that arises from time to time. A few thoughts this week.

This is the final episode of season ❄️ 3

Recapping 5/11/21 and when I paper trade to say out loud why I am picking the point to trade, by identifying the setups

Today on The Being Human Podcast I want to talk about journaling - but not the writing kind. No, today, we're diving into why asking questions out loud is more effective than only writing them down in your journal.Let me start by saying that I love journaling, but as someone who needs to speak to make sense of my mind, this voice technique is simply amazing, which is why I needed to create a whole episode about it.Why is it so effective? Because when you speak out loud, you are quite literally listening to yourself.It allows you to witness and detach from your emotions, enact solutions, and embrace your inner child. The best part? We don't have to make it weird to simply speak your thoughts, emotions, and needs out loud.Resources and Links from the Show: Take my FREE quiz to find out how well you know yourself and where to start using that to skyrocket your biz success: https://www.vasavikumar.com/takethequizJoin the MIND Your Own BUSINESS community here: http://vasavikumar.com/membershipConnect with Vasavi on Instagram: @mynameisvasaviKey moments to tune in for:[2:22] The best reason to use voice journaling when facing challenges[6:49] Interrupting fear-based thinking and overwhelming feelings[13:00] The habit that reintroduces you to yourself[18:01] How to not make it weird---------Vasavi Kumar leads the coaching industry with 10 years of experience and has helped thousands of women overcome major life obstacles to create new heights of success. Her work is known internationally from speaking engagements in India and across the USA. Vasavi is recognized for getting to the bottom of the intersection of self and business roadblocks and her methods teach clients how to master the art of getting what you want, by mastering their mind.Vasavi holds dual Masters degrees in Special Education from Hofstra University and Social Work from Columbia University. She's the host of the Being Human with Vasavi Podcast and Former Co-Host of Studio 512, a lifestyle and entertainment morning show in Austin, TX. She's been featured in The Wall Street Journal, FOX, VH1, and was a regular on NBC's Kansas City Live as the “Keepin' It Real Guru.” She believes that when you cultivate a solid relationship with yourself, you can be, do, and create anything you want.

Tash + Rick share their thoughts regarding drug addiction. No one ever wants to find themselves married to a drug addict because the disease of addiction can be very heartbreaking. Like any marriage, the survival of a relationship depends on the dedication of both partners.  Be sure to follow Talking Out Loud on Instagram @tlkn.outloud  Topics in which you will like to discuss, feel free to contact us via email: Info@tlknoutloud.com

Nothing special on this episode, just Ava talking out loud. After a quick ~emotional breakdown~, Ava simply says what is on her mind. No outline prepared, no cuts or breaks. She is just talking to you, her friend and listener, about stuff that is on her mind. 

Tash + Rick share their thoughts followed by experiences of having to deal with forgiveness in a marriage. Forgiving anyone is difficult. Whether it's a friend, family member, or co-worker. But when the person that you love most has hurt you ... the process of forgiveness can be incredibly difficult and painful. Forgiveness simply means loving someone enough to pursue healing instead of punishment when they have wrong you.  ----------  Be sure to follow Talking Out Loud on Instagram @tlkn.outloud

Tash & Rick share their thoughts about "Appreciation in a marriage".  As humans, it's our nature to want to know and feel appreciated. Tell your spouse “Thank you” everyday! A little appreciation goes a long way. ---------- Be sure to follow Talking Out Loud on Instagram @tlkn.outloud 

You hear it all the time. If you're comfortable, you're not growing. And that goes for everything – from your career, to your relationships, to the people you meet, to the conversations you have. Talking It Out is a new podcast hosted by Bachelor alums Mike Johnson and Bryan Abasolo where they'll dive into a variety of topics. They'll talk about love and relationships -- and as former Bachelor contestants, they're kind of experts. They'll cover the ins and outs of dating, marriage, family, career and so much more. Above all, Talking It Out is about having real conversations with actual experts and celebrities to give advice to help keep you growing. And of course Mike and Bryan will talk with your favorite Bachelor stars, with no topic being off limits. Listen at http://wondery.fm/AndSomeLovinTIO.

Rick and Tash are husband and wife; the voices of Talking Out Loud Podcast. They share their view on Communication. Real conversations ... No Script!! They encourage couples to attack the issues in their marriage and not each other. ------------- Be sure to follow Talking Out Loud on Instagram @tlkn.outloud

This month we are so lucky to have the opportunity to spend time with Joan Price; she has been "Talking Out Loud about Senior Sex for 15 years". Find Joan and all she offers at: www.joanprice.com Joan Price calls herself an advocate for ageless sexuality. She is the author of four books about sex and aging, including the award-winning Naked at Our Age: Talking Out Loud about Senior Sex and Sex after Grief: Navigating Your Sexuality After Losing Your Beloved. Joan's blog (https://joanprice.com/blog) has been offering senior sex news, views, and sex toy reviews from a senior perspective since 2005. At age 77, Joan Price continues to talk out loud about senior sex -- partnered or solo - in speeches, workshops, and webinars. She writes the Sex at Our Age column for www.SeniorPlanet.org and is the "resident senior sexpert" for the Senior Sex Hub at www.HotOctopuss.com. Joan is the co-creator of the film, "jessica drake's Guide to Wicked Sex: Senior Sex," which won AASECT's AV Award 2020. Find Joan and her books and blog at https://joanprice.com. This is also the month we are launching our online community for seniors, anyone who plans to be a senior someday, or anyone who knows and loves a senior, here at www.community.joyfulsexed.com. On October 24th we will be hosting an open house so that you can come in and get a feel for what this space will offer. I'll offer a tease of my Power of Pleasure workshop, we'll have a virtual sit down, face to face conversation with Dr. Don Lucas, Toni Solene, and Dr. Joli Hamilton. If you haven't listened to these three episodes, go back and do it- because this is your chance to ask them questions and tell them how much you enjoyed their wise words. We'll also have a social hour at the end of the evening so that y'all can get a chance to meet each other. This is going to be an enriching and supportive community that offers the safety and confidentiality that FB cannot. Please join us on Saturday, October 24th from 5-8 eastern time, I know you'll love it!

Ok, so for this 3rd episode of the day I decided to read a bunch of questions so you guys could kind of get to know me a little more. Thanks for listening!

Welcome to Chris' podcast where he shares some invaluable insights about his coping strategies during COVID. Chris attended his first camp in 2017 and hasnt looked back since, joining committees and then becoming the first volunteer with Kate, to take on the challenge of planning and running a Youth Empowerment Camp on their own. That was until the pandemic reached Australia's shores and within a week the camp was cancelled and so was Chris' Wedding. In fact his Wedding was supposed to be held yesterday so we thank Chris for taking time during this difficult week to put this podcast together. His advice about resilience is insightful and achievable while his concluding words to FOCUS ON YOU are a reminder to us all that we are indeed all in this together. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/talkoutloud2020/message

Let's welcome Matt who has conducted this entire interview on his own with an eloquence that comfortably invites you into his story. We truly value all that Matt does for Talk Out Loud, especially in his role as a camp leader and more recently, organising online activities to ensure that our community continues to connect during these difficult times. You are truly inspirational, Matt! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/talkoutloud2020/message

Recorded just hours before the Rugby World Cup Final 2019, long standing friend of the pod and die hard Springbok, Craig Barrable joins us to provide some top draw analysis of the two starting XV's.

Connor has been a part of our community since 2016 when he apprehensively attended our very first youth camp as a new charity. The progress he made from a very nervous young person to the young man he has become today is outstanding. Connor has had more than his fair share of adversity but he has found strength in helping others and we are so grateful to have him on board. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/talkoutloud2020/message

Tyson has been volunteering with us for just over a year. Tyson first came to us for support after battling with some mental health issues, but he mainly wanted to find an environment where he could meet some new people and feel welcome and safe. It's not easy being interviewed, let alone in two separate locations, but Tyson holds his own and gives us his insight into some powerful self-care tools while in self-isolation. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/talkoutloud2020/message

The coronavirus pandemic comes almost immediately after many of us here in Australia were experiencing the impact of recent bushfires and floods. Listening to our podcasts will hopefully provide a welcome relief from some of the confronting coverage on social media and media in general. You are not alone. Please reach out if you are struggling and we will send you some helpful resources. In this episode we speak with Kate who is one of our most proactive volunteers and a qualified youth worker. We first met Kate as a student on placement from TAFE back in 2018 and fortunately for us, she has continued to show her support and leadership to so many of our members. It's easy to share a laugh or two with Kate, and this episode is no exception. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/talkoutloud2020/message

We have a doctor on the pod! Old school friend and long time pod critic, Tom Gee joins us for an exploratory and winding journey in the first drive time Talking Out Loud.

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We talk all things Ceri in this one, from barge life to crafting handpans this man is a box of surprises! Drawing on Ceri's experience as a carer for his brother, the main focus of the show is the condition of Autism, it wouldn't of course be a TOL episode without a few excursions into topics such as deep fake's impact on celebrity culture, simulation theory and the Aztecs.

Podcast 38: Craig Black A welcome TOL return for the incomparable Mr. Craig Black! The co-star of #28 ‘Introducing the Whine Curve’ and keen darts player sits down with us again to explore some more avenues in this wide ranging conversation. Craig kicks us off by talking us through his […]

Today we talk about how talking to yourself outloud can actually help you in times of stress as well as improve your memory. Join us and devote less than 10 minutes of your day to connect to your inner power. Don't forget to subscribe so you can be up to date on all your affirmation episodes launching every weekday morning before 5am! If you would like to connect with me, follow me on Instagram @affirmyourabundance or write to me directly on my website affirmyourabundance.com.I would love to hear from you! - Tiffany Roldan Howell

Podcast 37: Esther Afikiruweh Ringing in the new decade the way it should be done. An impromptu 3am chat with an excellent talker in events management student and part time security guard, Esther! Its a little raw at times, the start time and the couple of other conversations in Motion’s […]

Podcast 36: Rodrigo Guedes A TOL debut for lifelong traveler, Peruvian hostel owner, and all round top fella, Rodrigo! The Portuguese pirate takes us through his South American travels from driving through Chavez’s Venezuela in 2009, working as a farmhand in central Brazil to make ends meet and finally his […]

Podcast 35: Zwangie Pangie & The Trip Pt 1 Malawian musicians, baboons, breakdowns, clinics, special brews and nsima … just a few things on the final pod from Malawi season, a cracker coming straight from the floor of an Ethiopian Airport! Zwangie Pangie is the first guest on, a Malawian […]

Phillip Chibisa is a Malawian making great change in his community! We cover a few topics in this one, but we focus mainly on sustainable development, the price of beer and both come to the conclusion that we don't understand life! :)

Podcast 33 – Malawi: A Land of Opportunity (Allan Butler & Rosie Cowling) Recorded in the beautiful Mayoka Village on the shores of Lake Malawi this pod is the debut for both Allan Butler, a 22 year old medical student who had been on elective in Malawi and Rosie Cowling, […]

WE ARE OFFICIALLY LIVE !!! WELCOME EVERYONE ! On this episode I introduce who I am in ALL my ghetto realness lol and what Talking Out Loud is all about. As I step out on faith and let go of fear, I challenge you all to do the same and to STOP BEING YOUR OWN HATER !

Podcast 32: Temwa – Fishani Msafiri Fishani Msafiri is an gent, as a senior project officer within Temwa Malawi’s programs unit, he’s been working with Temwa for 9 years! after joining them initially as a volunteer. He’s responsible for the Health program and I had the pleasure of joining him […]

Dr Peter Chinoko and Kondwani Banthu are two extraordinary gentlemen on the front lines of community development in rural Malawi.

Nic is a very compassionate and mature young man who first came to us midway through 2018 after experiencing bullying and severe depression as a result. Since then he has attended two camps and keen to volunteer more. Nic's message to everyone is to be honest and kind to eachother. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/talkoutloud2020/message

Each week we will interview one young person who will share their story and give us an insight into how their struggle has ultimately become a part of their courageous story... --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/talkoutloud2020/message

Headed to a retreat at tassajara cakes (wait for it) “finding true presence” and driving and talking it out before hand. Which is a kind of presence. Yay! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Podcast 30: In Bruges “Been to the top of the tower?” Ray: “Yeah, yeah, it’s rubbish.” In Bruges, 2008 We didn’t make it up the tower (10 euro a pop saw to that) but we certainly had a few beers in the stunning little town of Bruges, Belgium. This one comes […]

Podcast 29: Chris Harvey @ 30 What an epic evening (and morning)! This one’s a biggie and all about one man Christopher ‘Christophales’ Harvey. Pyrenean cyclist, Board game maestro and Engineer turned PM, we’ll be looking back, alongside 10 of his closest hombres and mujeres, at the last 30 years! […]

Bobby and Raymond discuss common but incorrect phrases used in sport psychology.

Bobby and Raymond discuss the nba playoffs, and answer listener questions.

Podcast 28: Introducing ‘The Whine Curve’ ‘Mapping human emotion over time’ how hard can it be? Turns out to be slightly more complex than originally anticipated when the concept of ‘The Whine Curve’ was developed on that fateful Saturday night in ‘The Cat & Wheel’, Bristol. Matthew Christmas and Sam […]

Bobby and Raymond discuss "positivity" and the role it plays in performance.

Podcast 27: Tomatinetes Buen dia compadres! ‘Los tres amigos’ for this one, kicking back with a few Desperados to mull over the events of ‘La Tomitina 2018’. It’s a Talking out Loud debut for medical doctor and 2 x UK Bachata champ, Angus Perks, and a former bouncer turned bard. […]

Bobby and Raymond discuss defining purpose and the importance it plays in your performance.

Podcast 26: Canoeing down the Avon Journalism at its hard hitting best in this one. What started as 3 men in a boat on a summer’s day on the River Avon escalated into what has been described as, “One of the most insightful knot workshops of our time, a whole […]

Podcast 25: Henry Kajirange A real steal for the pod! Henry Kajirange is an inspiration, as the founder of Kingfisher Sekawano, a Malawian NGO and manager of a stunning beachside hostel in Cape Town, he’s packed a lot into life. We talk through his background, tracing his steps from his […]

Podcast 24: Roger & Barbara Cressey A fitting pod for the festive time of year, all the way from Wakefield, Yorkshire, this fireside chat with the elders of the Cressey clan explores some great topics. From exchanging thoughts on religion and faith with retired canon of the Church of England, […]

Jean Claude, a retired Luxembourgian is the guest and we talk all things Boy Scouts in this one.

Podcast 20: Party Pod I – Wanderthirst Hostel Oh what a night! The first party pod from Talking Out Loud comes from the Wanderthirst Hostel in Kathmandu, featuring 11 guests from 6 countries, there’s no lack of diversity here! Very much an experiment in where conversations flow to, with topics […]

Podcast 19: Amol Pradhan Amol Pradhan is a real scoop for the pod! As one of the founding fathers of ‘Wanderthirst’ and a very well respected businessman within Nepal his voice carries a lot of weight. Throughout this impassioned conversation we touch on a number of subjects. From the ambition […]

Podcast 14: Free Tibet A first soiree into the confusing and often exhausting world of global politics, after being befriended by a crazy friendly Tibetan fella called Mijima on the walk back from Poon Hill, I found myself on a bus to the nearby Tibetan Refugee Camp, Tashi Palkhiel, on […]

Episode 6: Tenzing Sonam (DIFF Founder) The first celebrity to grace the pod, Tibetan filmmaker, Tenzing Sonam was a real gent! Founder of White Crane Films and the Dharamshala International Film Festival (DIFF) Tenzing is a busy man but still found the time to have a quick chat for the […]

The first pod from the birthplace of Talking Out Loud, Pappi Chulo's/Pineapple Express, Pushkar, India! Israeli lawyer turned nomadic philosopher, Rami is the guest, we'll be talking narcotics, buddhism, ego and owls in this one, so covering all the bases! As ever get in touch with any views or recommendations we’re all ears here! *Disclaimer Buddha might of been born a Nepali ;)

Episode 4 – Rami aka Socrates The first pod from the birthplace of Talking Out Loud, Pappi Chulo’s/Pineapple Express, Pushkar, India! Israeli lawyer turned nomadic philosopher, Rami is the guest, we’ll be talking narcotics, buddhism, ego and owls in this one, so covering all the bases! As ever get in […]

Episode 3 – Soujee & the Ravanhatha Episode 3 takes us to the tent of the nomad and Rajasthani folk artist, Soujee. Sit back with a chai to some sweet Ravanhatha tunes (and tuning) As ever get in touch with any views or recommendations we’re all ears here! Recorded October […]

Podcast 1: Rishik’s Cafe Podcast #7 and a logical place to start

After 4 months Bankwood Bear finally presents ‘Talking Out Loud’. A series of conversations with fascinating folk, beginning in India and Nepal. Alongside hearing their stories we’ll be looking to answer the big questions from ‘Are we Timeless?’ to ‘Would Buddha be down with with Playstation?’ The plan is to interview the weird and wonderful people that make up Planet Earth so feel free to join me for the ride! Here’s a little flava of what’s to come!

A trailer of what's to come from 'Talking Out Loud'

Aired Thursday, 11 February 2016, 4:00 PM ETSex changes with age, but that doesn’t mean we can’t maintain (or regain) our sexual zest and enjoyment as our bodies age. You’ll want to hear Joan’s useful tips for enhancing your sexual arousal and satisfaction, whether you’re partnered or solo. We’ll talk about lack of desire, sex toys, safer sex, solo sex, erectile difficulties, dating at our age, and much more.About the Author Joan PriceJoan Price calls herself an advocate for ageless sexuality. She has been called other things by the media: “senior sexpert,” “the beautiful face of senior sex,” and—her favorite—”wrinkly sex kitten.” Joan is the author of the newUltimate Guide to Sex After 50: How to Maintain – or Regain! – a Spicy, Satisfying Sex Life; the award-winning self-help book, Naked at Our Age: Talking Out Loud about Senior Sex; and the sexy memoir, Better Than I Ever Expected: Straight Talk about Sex After Sixty. At age 72, Joan continues to talk out loud about senior sex — partnered or solo – in speeches and workshops, and on her zesty blog about sex and aging –www.NakedAtOurAge.com – where she has been offering senior sex news, views, and sex toy reviews for 11 years.Email: joan@joanprice.com Website: http://www.joanprice.com/

Do you wonder if other widows talk out loud to their deceased spouse?  Ever wonder if they actually can hear you?  There can be signs and symbols all around you that might miss or write off as imagination.  This is my shared experience. Website: http://joannthelifecoach.com  Contact Joann:  Joann@joannthelifecoach.com

Ep 1: Dr. Adam Strong, Infinite You Dr. Adam Strong, author, “Public Speaking is Harder Than You Think: A User’s Guide to Talking Out Loud.” Dr. Strong says what the world needs is infinite you. Together we discuss social media making the most important thing you, and lots of it. Learn simple steps to blow […]

In this episode I share with you some tips that you can use to make your child’s iPad easier to hear, especially when you are in a noisy place. Watch the video to find out more:     Don’t be a secret genius!  Let us know what you have tried to help your child communicate. […]

Talking Out Loud for Memory

In this conversation with New York City-based therapist Joann Paley Galst, we talk about the intense feelings that were brought up in a recent Choice Mom workshop by single women who are making the decision to raise a family on their own, by women who are facing fertility challenges, and by moms who are sometimes trying to be stoic or quiet about the difficulties they face.We talked about how important it is for Choice Moms to be able to share not only the joy of parenting, but the grief of single parenting, with other Choice Moms -- in the existing online communities, but also in face-to-face experiences. We discussed the issues women tend to think through before they make this choice and the importance of male role models.This show was sponsored by Pacific Fertility Center.