We are a monthly Mother-Daughter True Crime Podcast. Each month we will focus on a case that cries out to us. What brings an individual to the precipice of darkness? Can we make sense of societies darkest edges? Sometimes we share generationally opposing views or push our own minds to that edge, but we do this to bring souls into remembrance all while bringing a social issue to light... This is What Cries Out.

"Why Daddy Never Cries" is a unique podcast dedicated to empowering fathers and transforming the narrative surrounding fatherhood post-divorce. Our mission is to keep fathers actively involved in their children's lives despite the challenges of contentious separations. We strive to end the marginalization of fathers, ensuring they are seen, heard, and celebrated as vital, irreplaceable pillars in their children's upbringing. Through engaging conversations, expert insights, and real-life stor ...

A satirical look on what people actually think teenagers do

Podcast by two sisters who are so overwhelmed by current events that they watch a hit 90s teen drama for the first time and talk about it. Dawson cries so we don't have to.

After the mysterious death of his grandfather, hotshot journalist Randy Conroy's life unravels in a web of mystery and horror when he becomes hunted by the shadowed entity of his grandfather’s past and its dark brethren of phantom wraiths, macabre menace, and demonic beasts. Now he must survive the nightmare his grandfather could not. All while asking YOU, my poor unfortunate listener, "Just how deep you're willing to go to unlock the mystery?"

This show attempts to explore a unique perspective of the millennial life as lived in the third world or at least young people who are either citizens or resident in this part of the world. We delve into that collective mind and try with as much candour and sincerity as we can muster, to expose or better appreciate some of the nuances of life as a third world millennial. Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/ccosuji/support

Have you ever wanted to allow yourself to be deeply moved by something or someone but you close the flood gate before the emotional waves come crashing down, resulting in years and years of pent of anger, sadness, and hatred for yourself and others? Because same.In this podcast, Alexandra Shipley, Alex for short, navigates the world as a highly sensitive person. She dives into what it's like being sensitive/empathic/intuitive in the realms of religion and spirituality, relationships, friends ...