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[boomerbroadcaster]

Breaking and Entering Was a Little Break From Barbra's Opus

Much as I have enjoyed reading Barbra Streisand’s nearly thousand-page opus My Name Is Barbra*, its sheer volume and level of detail had become tedious. So, about two-thirds of the way through, I switched to a nice little book I downloaded from the library called “Breaking And Entering” by Toronto Author Don Gillmor. It turned out to be the perfect diversion. I’ll return to Barbra later. What do…

[jeyranmain]

(via Review Tales Earns 6th Place on FeedSpot’s Top 30 Self-Help Book Blogs!)

[unforgottenalcoldcases]

Unforgotten|Ep 37: Unforgotten talk with Raul Montero

We have a very special #Unforgotten episode to share with everyone today. We were graced with having Raul a.k.a. #CatchLisk (&  #CatchJustice) sit down with us to discuss his relentless pursuit of justice in the disappearance of Dawn Holt & his efforts to identify the unidentified across the nation. 

Raul takes us behind the scenes, revealing the driving force behind his meticulous work on the Google map dedicated to unidentified persons across the US and his quest for answers in the mysterious disappearance of #DawnHolt.   

#JusticeForDawnHolt #ifyouknowsomethingsaysomething #silenceisbetrayal #nomorecoldcases #engagewithempathy #ACCA @feedspot #Lagniappie #VoteNappies votenappies.com⁠ #VOCAL  

Listen in wherever you get your fav podcast episodes!https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/acca-unforgotten/episodes/Ep-37-Unforgotten-talk-with-Raul-Montero-e2j591j

[thetravelsavvywanderer]

The Travel Savvy Wanderer: Feedspot Ranking

This post is a celebratory one – we are celebrating the website and its subscribers and followers! A big thank you to all! So, the Travel Savvy Wanderer…Feedspot’s ranking? It is a pleasure to announce that The Travel Savvy Wanderer has been selected as one of the Top 100 Travel Blogs by Feedspot! Why is this a feat and why is February 2024 a special month? “Being recognized and acknowledged by…

[carljungdepthpsychology]

Here are 10 Best Jungian Blogs you should follow in 2023

Carl Jung Depth Psychology Facebook Group Here are 10 Best Jungian Blogs you should follow in 2023 1. Carl Jung Depth Psychology This blog covers numerous articles on the Life, Work and Legacy of Carl Jung and is a must for those interested in the work of Dr. Carl Jung and his work in Depth Psychology.  carljungdepthpsych..+ Follow  607 ⋅1 post / day ⋅ Nov 2019 Get Email Contact Get Email…

[danieldavidreitberg]

Deeply grateful to @Feedspot for recognizing our AI journalists. 🙏 #AIJournalists #Feedspot #ThankYou

https://journalists.feedspot.com/ai_journalists/

[kevinmmiller]

Kevin's Politics Blog Recognized as a Top 80 Politics, and Political News Website by Feedspot.com

After over a decade of being on the internet, and a mountain of postings, content, and refinement, Kevin's Politics Blog, has been recognized by FeedSpot.com, as one of the best News Blogs on the Internet. Coming in the Top 80 (#67) on the list has always

After over a decade of being on the internet, and a mountain of postings, content, and refinement, Kevin’s Politics Blog, has been recognized by FeedSpot.com, as one of the best News Blogs on the Internet. Coming in the Top 80 (#67) on the list has always been a dream of mine, and I want to thank everyone whom made this dream a reality. Our Domain Authority is ranked 1st overall, meaning that the…

[slick3d-art]

My web site http://slick3d.art occupies the 7th position on @Feedspot Blog Reader selection of "The best 3D Art blogs and Websites".

[twitchywoman]

Parkinson's is a Full-Time Job

Some great news for Twitchy Woman. Feedspot, which publishes “best of” lists on many different topics, including Best Parkinson’s Blogs ( TW has been #2 for several years!) has a new Parkinson’s category – Top Parkinson’s Influencers. @twitchywoman on Instagram, has been selected by their panelists as one of the Top 35 Parkinson Influencers on the web. Woohoo!!! Is Parkinson’s a Full Time…

[sonicjournal]

#16 Day Three - Jubilee Hill, Inside a Sycamore, Malvern Hills UK

Sonic Journal EP16: Jubilee Hill Sycamore in the breeze - Binaural Nature Soundscape. Recorded by Mike Rucinski on July 26th 2023 / 0530h

Day three of 'Seven days of Hills' mini series exploring the soundscapes of the Malvern Hills area every day for one week.

**As this is a Binaural recording - it's best to use headphones**

Moving along and down from the Worcestershire Beacon high point, across the Wyche cutting and along Perseverance Hill, Jubilee Hill is today's location. As a relatively small bump of a hill, this Hill is interesting because it sits on a crossroad of walking paths as well as dropping off steeply on both the west and east sides into different kinds of wooded coverage. Owls and rooks can often be heard around this location, although no owls this morning, instead my ear was taken by the rattling of a medium sized Sycamore tree in full leaf... so I placed the microphones up among the branches to really try and get amongst the movement of the leaves in the morning breeze.

For more audio goings on head to https://instagram.com/recordinguk/

— Sonic Journal is now featured in the top 25 Best Field Recording Podcasts list by Feedspot, take a look and listen: https://podcasts.feedspot.com/field_recording_podcasts/ —

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[boomerbroadcaster]

Boomers Do Barbie

Pretty in pink, doing Barbie with one of my BFFs. This boomer joined a friend and her husband to see Barbie, the movie, this week. My own husband declined and I’m afraid he short-changed himself. I have only one word to describe the movie—BRILLIANT! When the first whispers of a Barbie movie started hitting the media I could not imagine what on earth they could concoct in Hollywood to make a movie…

[jeyranmain]

(via Top 100 Science Fiction Blogs 2023)

[spookytuesdaypod]

Welcome to 🔪 Spooky Tuesday 🔪

Spooky Tuesday is a weekly horror movie podcast hosted by three girls who love fake blood, making everything gay, and Matthew Lillard! We’re breaking down all of our favorite slashers, thrillers, monster movies, and black comedies on the new scariest day of the week. Hosted by Monica Heidt, Chelsea Duff and Sydney Thompson.

Where can I listen to Spooky Tuesday?

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Spooky Tuesday was created by Monica Heidt, Sydney Thompson, and Chelsea Duff, and edited by Sydney Thompson. Our gorgeously spooky tunes are all thanks to Tamara Simons, and our podcast art is by Ryan Bromm. Our past art and episode art is by Mary Murphy and Chelsea Duff.

[ear-worthy]

The Late Discovered Club Podcast: Building A Community Of People Diagnosed Later in Life With Autism

Most podcasts are an audio experience to be enjoyed as a personal experience between the listeners and the podcaster (s) in their ears.

Then there are those rare and unique podcasts that are more than a sonic experience. In this case, the podcast is one component of a larger community. Often, the podcast is the unifying concept behind the community. The Late Discovered Club is a social impact community and podcast, on a mission to give a voice to Late Discovered Autistic women and people, provide access to tailored post discovery support, and to help create safer, more autistic inclusive spaces, places and faces.

The podcast brings you real and empowering stories of late discovered autistic women and people from all walks of life - through an intersectional lens - helping to deconstruct stereotypes, and giving the next generation visibility.

The show is hosted by autistic psychotherapist and author Catherine Asta and edited by her daughter, Caty Ava. In Season four, which began in January 2025, Catherine was joined by author Pete Wharmby as a guest co-host.

The podcast is not a niche show. Consider these facts. The podcast has an ever-growing global community currently in over 125 countries, with 150K downloads and was ranked the number one podcast for 'Female Autism' in the world by FeedSpot in 2023/24. The podcast has listeners in over 125 countries. The podcast and organization boasts Over 100 Community Partners and Members supporting their work.

The organization also delivers a free monthly community connection circle online for their members across the world to come together each month and feel a sense of belonging. Indeed, they have developed our own online community space where our members can connect.

What is unique about this podcast and organization is that they have a plan. In fact, it's an "ambitious ten-year plan" to be a global movement that is making evidenced social impact, and changing the narrative and lived experience of autistic women and marginalized groups.

The podcast began in December 2022 and just started its fourth season in January 2025. The podcast deftly handles its episode structure. First, it breaks up its episodes into seasons, with a short break of only a month or two between seasons. That break enables the podcast to release a trailer for the next season, generating renewed enthusiasm for the show and providing loyal and new listeners with a summary of what’s coming up. One of my favorite episodes was the first episode of season four with Nigerian born and Yorkshire bred, Dr Helen Lawal, who is a Black African-White British, Medical Doctor, Nutritionist, Coach, TV Presenter and "Mum of 2." 

Following her own late discovery as Autistic-ADHD, Dr. Lawal is now devoted to using all her expertise and experience to support other ADHD and Autistic people navigate their own health and nutrition challenges. Most recently she joined The National Autism Training Programme as a trainer and this is the first time she has openly identified as being autistic.

Dr. Asta is an excellent interviewer, just as you would expect a psychotherapist to be. The podcast produces excellent sound quality, and smartly, the show re-introduces itself and its goals at the beginning of every episode, which is always a successful strategy.

Creator / host Dr. Catherine Asta graduated with a degree in psychology and sociology and then had a 12+ year career in Local Government Policy and Research,  leading on National Strategy in the NHS. 

In her online bio, Dr. Asta says: "It's fair to say that I've experienced quite a lot in my 40+ years. I’m a late discovered multiply neurodivergent woman (autistic, dyspraxic, and ADHD) who has experienced life, loss, trauma, and adversity."

Dr. Asta continues: "I'm a 2x times breast cancer survivor, too. I was diagnosed with an aggressive type of cancer in July 2023 and again in the summer of 2024. I’ve gone through months of chemotherapy (losing my hair in the process), surgery, radiotherapy and targeted treatment. I completed my treatment in November 2024 and placed my colorful flag at the top of my breast cancer mountain, just as my first book is about to be published in February 2025."

Dr. Asta notes: "I’ve been a young single parent, and I've also been a parent navigating life with a blended family life. I embarked on motherhood all over again so have children across the age spectrum from seven years old to 23 years old, and I'm navigating new chapters in my life as a 40-something woman."

In 2014, she made the decision to change careers and studied alongside working full-time to qualify as a psychotherapist.

I recommend this show for several obvious reasons. First, it's well done technically, strategically, and is narratively compelling. Second, the podcast takes on a subject not discussed enough and is often shrouded in conspiracy theories, misinformation or ignorance. Third, the show grapples with a particularly heart-breaking subset of the autistic community. Those who were diagnosed "late," typically in adulthood.

Consider this the Lost Generation: Growing Up With Autism Before The "Epidemic."

  People who suffered from their autism being unrecognized, where they were sometimes regarded as willfully nonconformist, disruptive, or emotionally unstable. Some managed to earn stellar grades, while others muddled along academically, sometimes in special education classes, sometimes not. By contrast, in today's world, children would receive their diagnosis much earlier, many times at pre-school age.

Check out The Late Discovered Club. The podcast provides a public service, builds a community of people with similar conditions, and shines light where there was previously only darkness.

[environbuzz]

EnvironBuzz Magazine Honored Among Top 25 Environmental Magazines

We are thrilled to announce that EnvironBuzz Magazine has been recognized by FeedSpot as one of the Top 25 Environmental Magazines on the web. This prestigious acknowledgment underscores our unwavering commitment to delivering insightful and impactful environmental content to our readers. About FeedSpot’s Recognition FeedSpot is a renowned content reader that curates the best of the web across…

[streetreporters]

Time Nigeria Magazine at 10: Recognized Among Nigeria’s Best, Ranks 9th on FeedSpot’s Top 15 Ranking

Time Nigeria Magazine, a trailblazer in investigative journalism and in-depth reporting, has once again earned prestigious recognition as it secures the 9th position among the Top 15 Nigeria Magazines on the Web, according to FeedSpot, a global content curation platform. This milestone comes as the magazine celebrates its 10th anniversary, marking a decade of commitment to truth, ethics, and…