Random Arts Podcasts

Categories: Arts, Religion & Spirituality, Society & Culture

Tags: are, becoming, cody, process, Stauffer, we, who

Join Steven Carter-Bailey as he talks with his guests about their relationship with food. Each guest has their favourite cake made for them by Steven, which they enjoy during a wide ranging discussion about food loves, memories, horror stories and personal favourites.

Categories: Arts, Leisure

If you have read DH Lawrence’s The Rainbow, you’d certainly want to read the sequel, Women in Love. Published in 1920, the two books were originally meant to be a single work, spanning several generations of the Brangwen family, especially the women. However, a complicated publishing history, delays and editorial revisions, followed by the hostile reception and controversies that faced The Rainbow led to a gap of five years between the two books. Yet, by 21st century standards, Women in Love seems almost tame, and modern-day readers may well be bewildered by the amount of criticism it generated among the custodians of morals in an earlier age. The moral backlash prevented many readers from appreciating the true nature and depth of this insightful novel. The plot deals with the continuing saga of the Brangwen sisters, Ursula and Gudrun. Gudrun falls in love with a wealthy industrial tycoon, Gerald Crich while Ursula’s heart is captured by a school inspector, Rupert Birkin. However, Birkin is also a passionate and intellectual man, whose unconventional ideas attract Ursula. Spanning the time before and during World War I, Lawrence drew many of the characters from real life. Ursula was based on his own wife, Frieda, while Birkin is a close self-portrait of himself. His friend Katharine Mansfield comes alive as Gudrun and Gerald Crich, her husband John Middleton Murry. Hence, the book is also an invaluable biography of contemporary writers and their lives. Though the book examines physical and emotional love in a frank and fearless way, Lawrence’s critics suggested that it was also told from a male chauvinistic point of view. Lawrence was deeply influenced by Freudian psycho-analysis and also by the philosophy of Friedrich Nietzsche. Victorian ideas of a woman’s role, her rights and her expectations were undergoing a sea-change at this time. Her desire to work at a job outside the home, earn an independent living and the blurring of social boundaries are other themes that Lawrence felt deeply about and depicts in this book. The conflict between society’s conventions and individual desires is another theme that runs through Women in Love. The dawn of the Industrial Revolution was about to change the structure of society forever and we find Lawrence’s characters, grappling with changing ideas and vanishing traditions. Women in Love also contains many of the characters who appear in The Rainbow, like Tom, Anna and Billy Brangwen. Tom Brangwen’s struggle with the ideas and ways of his unconventional daughters also forms part of the story. An interesting and absorbing read!

Categories: Arts

Tags: audio books, audiobook, D. H. Lawrence, ebooks, fiction, free audio books, Literature, Loyal Books, loyalbooks.com, romance, Women in Love

In this podcast, the host will discuss and think about what could have happened further in some of the iconic open ended films.

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All new audio drama, bringing you the stories from Albert Square that you can’t see on TV. Get it first on BBC Sounds from 28th November. Download the app today.

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Erie Canal Theatre creates audio stories. Our lavishly sound-designed, improv comedy infused “Switchboard Infinity” spans 18 phantasmagoric episodes and also aired on WFMU. We recommend a binge listen. For 2017, we’re creating a new batch of shows, such as the 1980s retro-noir comedy “Laughageddon” and a bunch of stuff that’s still a secret. Subscribe and share today!

Categories: Arts, Comedy

Do you like Newnan and Coweta County? We do too! The Newnan Times-Herald is here to share local podcasts showcasing our unique community.

Categories: Arts, Leisure, News

Tags: Chatty Newnan Women, Clay Neely, Coweta, History, humor, Joy Barnes, Newnan, Newnan Times-Herald, NTH, Renea Carl, Times-Herald, Toby Nix

In this podcast i’ll be giving you tips, tricks and ideas for your dance studios! Plus interviews and advice from relevant suppliers and generally useful tricks and treats

Categories: Arts, Education, Sports

Tags: acoustic help, ballet, dance, dance floor maintenance, dance studio owner, dance teacher, dance teacher guide, dance teachers inc, dancer, dancer help, dirty floor, floor care, floor guide, floor help, guide, hip-hop, home dance floor, looking after your dance floor, performance space help, studio owner help, tap, vinyl maintenance

Hey guys! Welcome to my new show, Have A Good One! Pretty much, this show will consist of me talking about any topic that interests me personally. Some of the topics I may discuss include comics (namely Marvel), movies, TV shows, music, video games, mythology, philosophy and other topics. I may have friends come onto the show to have a discussion with them. If anyone has any suggestions for topics they want me to discuss, I am always open to suggestions. Hope you guys enjoy my show! Have a good one!

Categories: Arts

This is a fun podcast about my life when I bored lol🦋🦋

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Somethin’ To Do is a podcast wherein three dudes are locked in the basement of an abandoned police station and forced to discuss the news, movies, politics, lots of comic books, music, technology, culture at large, and, basically, all the stuff people our age think about. We’re not kidding about that “locked in the basement” part. Help. Please. Our only internet access is to Blogger and we have no way of even knowing that this podcast is even making it to iTunes. Get us out of here! Please! Is anyone out there? Is there an “out there” anymore? Are you coming? With help? No? Um … Well, I suppose we’ll just keep talking. At least it gives us somethin’ to do. (Title Drop!)

Categories: Arts, Comedy, Education, Society & Culture

Tags: art, Comedy, Culture, design, Movies, music, News, Podcast, Politics, television

As the original MTV VJs, Nina Blackwood, Mark Goodman, Alan Hunter, and Martha Quinn, along with the late J.J. Jackson, had front-row seats for the cultural revolution ignited by music videos in the ’80s. Now they’ve collected their memories of the madness in “VJ: The Unplugged Adventures of MTV’s First Wave,” a new book that chronicles the early days of MTV. Join all four for a discussion moderated by Gavin Edwards, followed by an audience Q&A.

Categories: Arts

Tags: Alan Hunter, Apple Store SoHo, author, Gavin Edwards, J.J. Jackson, Mark Goodman, Martha Quinn, mtv, Nina Blackwood, vj, VJ: The Unplugged Adventures of MTV’s First Wave

Work isn’t working anymore.

The dissatisfaction people felt with the modern workplace was exacerbated by the pandemic, and nobody wants to be worse off after enjoying new freedoms and flexibilities.

But bosses want people back in the office. Workers are striking for fairer conditions. Trust in staff is at an all time low.

Economic pressures are in danger of pushing diversity, equity, and inclusion down the employment agenda. Bullying and stress are rife.

We can’t carry on like this.

We need your help.

Whether you’re a cashier in Blackburn, an HR manager in Thurrock, or a farmer on Shetland – we need to listen to everyone about what the future of work should look like.

This is a collective of people from different backgrounds, some of whom are experts in talking about work, and all of whom care about finding positive solutions.

On our podcast, we discuss how we take action now to make work better for everyone.

Categories: Arts, Business, Society & Culture

All for One Stories breathes new life into the radio dramas of old, uniting a medley of voices and sound effects to bring you an immersive experience of brand new fiction, as well as fresh takes on old favorites. Join our full cast of characters, and journey with us through stories like you’ve never heard them before.

Categories: Arts, Fiction

A podcast about nothing, everything… and probably movies too. Definitely movies.

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A South African record label on a mission to show you what great music South Africans are making.

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Offering a short piece of wisdom each morning for people who love learning.

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Kim and Katya, modeling authorities with over 30 years of experience, discuss the modeling industry with other models, scouts and photographers. Our mission is to provide you with the essential tools to succeed in the modeling industry.

Categories: Arts