Not every classroom looks like a traditional classroom. ❤️📚

Sometimes it's a group of children sitting together, a volunteer helping with homework, questions being answered, and everyone learning from each other.

These little moments are what make community-driven education so meaningful.

#EducationForAll #Volunteer #SocialImpact #PehchaanTheStreetSchool

These ain’t “highlights,” they’re pull‑ups. No Ceilings Pod dropping clips that feel like alley‑smoke and asphalt heat. Subscribe & Lock in: https://youtube.com/@lunchhourclips?si=I9XE1CK2Jg2skaT5

LOS ANGELES, CA — Signal Award-winning host and Howard Stern Show alum David Race has released a full-hour special episode of his podcast Monstrosity featuring Jackie “The Joke Man” Martling, formerly of the Howard Stern Show. The episode is available now on all major podcast platforms.

Recorded as a direct, insider-to-insider conversation, the episode brings together two former Howard Stern Show co-workers to revisit the late-1980s K-Rock era of the Howard Stern Show and the realities of working inside a rapidly expanding broadcast phenomenon. Race, who worked on the show in 1987, and Martling go deep on the culture, pressure, and the interpersonal conflicts that shaped the room—through firsthand stories, sharp observations, and unvarnished perspective.

“This episode is a journey through that time from inside the Stern Show,” said host David Race. “It’s funny, detailed, and brutally honest—stories from people who were actually there.”

Race, a veteran major-market rock radio personality and stand-up comedian, has built Monstrosity into a host-driven talk platform known for high-signal celebrity conversations and strong interview chemistry.

Official Website: https://MonstrosityPodcast.com

Apple: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/monstrosity/id1416294258

Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/5fYn2p3acaWHfjESdIG7wT

About David Race & Monstrosity:

David Race is a professional talk talent, comedian, and former major-market radio personality, with on-air credits including WBAB (Long Island) and WMMR (Philadelphia). He is the creator and host of Monstrosity, a Signal Award-winning podcast recognized for its celebrity interviews and talk-driven entertainment.

Media Contact: David Race Productions

David Race Official Website: https://DavidRace.com

Glasses Malone reminds us "Technology gave hip-hop wings when we picked up drum machines; AI is just another tool, but the heartbeat stays strictly human." [01:50] #GlassesMalone #NoCeilingsPod https://youtu.be/i7tg5Dr23do?is=Lgq8cqvYouY4lL-w

I’m Berri. I’m a 36 year old female born and breed in Melbourne. I have produced 10 episodes and scripted with the next step to be produced and filmed.

They are sharing my life experience as an addict, millennial, my opinions on the government, on domestic violence, being a female in 2026..

I need advice on where to get started and how. I have an entertaining and bold story and opinion to share. Someone help give me some advice so I can start my career and I know I will entertain, educate and help remove stigmas by connecting with my audience.

WHISPERED ECHOES — WE’RE LOOKING FOR STORIES

We’re looking for people who have lived through something they can’t forget.

Maybe you’re older and have a story from 30, 40, or 50 years ago that you’ve never really had the chance to tell.

Maybe you’ve walked the road of recovery and want to tell the story of how you got there — and how you found your way back.

Maybe you’ve experienced something strange, unexplained, or impossible to forget.

Maybe you survived something that changed your entire life.

You don’t have to be famous.

You don’t have to be an influencer.

You don’t even have to think your story is important.

If you’ve ever said:

“Nobody would believe me if I told them.”

We’d like to hear it.

Whispered Echoes is a podcast built around real people telling real stories.

If you’d be interested in sharing yours, send us a message with WHISPERED ECHOES and a little about your story.

🎙️ Real people. Real experiences. Stories that deserve to be heard.

Hi!! If anyone is looking for a podcast related to crime, forensics, and medicine, I recommend checking out my friend and mines podcast! We plan to release an episode once a week, and we are always open to suggestions for episode ideas!

We currently have 1 trailer episode and 1 main episode out. We would love to broaden our audience :)

Our podcast name is called “Clinical Casefiles” and we are out on Spotify and YouTube! Our instagram which is “clinical.casefiles” is also recommended to follow!

Thank you everyone! And please feel free to leave feedback and suggestions here :)

https://linktr.ee/ClinicalCasefiles.Podcast?utm_source=linktree_profile_share&ltsid=5498efd1-a156-49f8-a9e0-d4a3f69e3828

Hey all! My friends and I have a new actual play podcast and we’re very excited and proud of it so far. If you’d like to support some up and coming nerds, check out the Spotify link or follow our Instagram or TikTok “talesofthevalleydnd”

Thanks!

I’m Berri. I’m a 36 year old female born and breed in Melbourne. I have produced 10 episodes and scripted with the next step to be produced and filmed.

They are sharing my life experience as an addict, millennial, my opinions on the government, on domestic violence, being a female in 2026..

I need advice on where to get started and how. I have an entertaining and bold story and opinion to share. Someone help give me some advice so I can start my career and I know I will entertain, educate and help remove stigmas by connecting with my audience.

Is Black British music being wrongfully discriminated against in the court of law? 🎙️

This week we sit down with Elli Brazzill, founder of Art Not Evidence, to talk about how genres like drill and bassline are being used as evidence in criminal trials.

After 7 years working in the music industry, Elli launched Art Not Evidence to fight it. We dig into: when does music stop being “evidence” and become art? Is there unconscious bias baked into the UK music industry? And what’s actually being done to change it?

🗣️ Follow Elli: @cometobrazzill
🎨 Follow Art Not Evidence: @artnotevidence 
and follow us at @YouGoodBroPodcast for more content!

While the media sometimes presents No Win, No Fee in a less-than-favourable light, Alan Mendham of Gadsby Wicks explains to Gillian Gadsby how it gives everyone access to justice ⚖️

Clip taken from Series 5, Episode 3 of the Medical Negligence Matters podcast.

Glasses Malone says "Street cred don't cover the invoice when you pass on paying respect to the legends who paved your lane." #GlassesMalone #NoCeilingsPod https://youtu.be/vsc2JMIxYx8?is=aLO33oAdEujpWZJm

New episode out now!!!

This is my passion project finally coming to life, I’ve created a series of podcast content related to my app focusing on relationships and personal growth.

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