No Title Needed Podcast
No Title Needed Podcast
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Ever wondered what fuels people's passions beyond the 9-to-5 grind? Join artist Scott Osborne and actor Cindy Collins each week as they explore how professionals like you find joy outside of work and discover new ways to live a more fulfilling existence. Join us each week for a celebration the pleasures and passions that enrich our lives.
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Centers on personal passions, professional journeys, and community engagement with episodes like 'Social Work, Spin Cycling, and Sisters' featuring Angela P. Short and 'Boardroom to Broadway' with Sam Arce, touching on topics such as social work, arts entrepreneurship, local politics, and unique life stories.
Ever wondered what fuels people’s passions beyond the 9-to-5 grind? Join artist Scott Osborne and actor Cindy Collins each week as they explore how professionals like you find joy outside of work and discover new ways to live a more fulfilling existence. Join us each week for a celebration the pleasures and passions that enrich our lives.
What a day for the Colts! After that massive win against the Dolphins on opening day, get ready for a deep dive into Colts history. Scott Osborne and Cindy Collins sit down with Pete Ward, a 45-year Colts veteran to talk about all things football! He shares incredible stories from the team's move to Indianapolis, the dramatic Peyton Manning draft, and the emotional payoff of winning the Super Bowl.
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