Path of the Miriam is a fictional podcast set in space, some few hundred years in the future. Featuring a completely queer cast, and several POC voices, PotM follows the crew of the Science Vessel Miriam, led by their abrasive Captain Reni. Among a crew of aliens, it’s the new crew member Nym, a human, who stands out, for on her back is an active star chart, something that should be impossible.
Categories: Arts
I’m about to blow your #1 podcasting excuse out of the water.
Categories: Arts
Marketing614 is a podcast that puts a microscope on the talented marketing community here in Columbus, Ohio. In the podcast, Vital Companies CMO Jason Clayton sits down with a diverse lineup of local marketers ranging from local non-profits and businesses to Fortune 500 companies, combining the important and substantial marketing knowledge of the guests with entertaining twists. Marketing614 veers from the traditional path of similar business podcasts by offering two ways to engage with the content – through both video and audio versions of the episodes – and by featuring compelling segments that emphasize the guest’s opinions on business trends, marketing secrets, and their on-the-spot creativity. The podcast presents valuable information for other marketers as well as the everyday listener.
Tags: art, audio production, columbus, film, marketing, music, ohio, video production
Get to know some of the students from 375X and learn all about who they are and what they like.
Tags: new york edge, podcast education
Welcome to Do You Know Designers? where I have designers on and ask them random questions to prove that designers are actually real people and not robots. Sad I had to create a whole show to just prove a point but whatever lol
Categories: Arts
This podcast series explores the agency of the ocean. Can the ocean think? feel? Act? And yes, it does! We have been collaborating with TBA21–Academy for some years now in our common pursuit of a non-binary understanding of the coexistence of culture and nature, of us and the ocean. This podcast series should therefore be viewed as the beginning of a series of humble but meaningful productions that address these very issues. Now that we are so worried about our own existence, we should also consider the existence of other nonhuman forms of life. Now that we are so anxious about our future, we may be able to understand the fear held by nature, by the oceans, by all those that have felt threatened by our actions. We really hope you enjoy this podcast channel and we are looking forward to providing further content and artistic input here and via social media channels as well as the Ocean Archive by TBA21–Academy. OCEAN WANTS Episode 15 to 25, is a series commissioned by TBA21–Academy that playfully explores how nonhumans could like our planet to be. In each episode, writer Ingo Niermann meets with an expert from a different field to ask: What would a given species come up with if it could be as dominant as humans have been? CORONA UNDER THE OCEAN Episode 6 to15 present conversations between guests from various disciplines and writer and curator Sonia Fernández Pan. The series Corona Under the Ocean offers a transoceanic perspective emerging from the fields of marine science, postcolonial studies, speculative histories, and political imagination. PHENOMENAL OCEAN Episode 1 to 5 are based on contributions at The Current II, Summer School, and Convening #2: Phenomenal Ocean, both led by Chus Martínez, and held at TBA21–Academy at Ocean Space in Venice in September 2019. Can what is necessary be as well pleasurable? Can a radical transformation, following the principles of feminism, anti-racism, and anti-fascism eventually be easier than we think and closer than we expect? FURTHER INFORMATION: dertank.ch ocean-archive.org/archive
Categories: Arts, Education, Society & Culture
Frankenstein, or The Modern Prometheus by Mary Shelley is a Gothic novel that explores themes of creation and responsibility. The story follows Victor Frankenstein, a brilliant scientist who becomes obsessed with discovering the secret to life. After extensive experimentation, he successfully brings a creature to life, but is horrified by its grotesque appearance and abandons it.
The creature, abandoned and rejected, is left to fend for itself in a world that views it with fear and hostility. As it grapples with its own existence and seeks acceptance, it becomes increasingly isolated and vengeful. The creature’s quest for revenge against Victor for creating it leads to a tragic series of events.
The novel examines the consequences of defying natural boundaries and the ethical dilemmas of scientific advancement. It delves into themes of isolation, the pursuit of knowledge, and the responsibilities of a creator towards their creation. Through its dark narrative and complex characters, Frankenstein raises profound questions about humanity, ambition, and the moral implications of playing God. Summary by Dream Audio Books
Categories: Arts
Host and Guest is an audio program hosted by Rick Katschke, featuring a cavalcade of guests such as Jimmy Pardo and Matt Belknap of Never Not Funny, “Semisonic, Trip Shakespeare and The New Standards” John Munson, Glen Phillips of Toad the Wet Sprocket, film director Joe Dante (Gremlins, The Howling, Innerspace) David Wain Michael Showalter and Michael Ian Black of Stella and Wet Hot American Summer, The Sklar Brothers, Eef Barzelay of Clem Snide, Mick Napier, Davy Rothbart from Found Magazine and This American Life, TJ Jagodowski, David Pasquesi, Dick Chudnow of Comedysportz, Chris Hardwick and Chester French discussing all matters topical and anecdotal.
Categories: Arts, Comedy, Society & Culture, TV & Film
Tags: and, brothers, chester, chris, Comedy, french, Guest, hardwick, Host, Jimmy, Katschke, pardo, Rick, Semisonic, Showalter, Sklar, Stella, Wain
You favorite salsa, bachata and hip dancer pulls back the curtain on their life, thoughts and creatvie process. Dig deep into their choreography, partner connection, and dance etiquette.
Categories: Arts
THE BIBLIO FILE is a podcast about “the book,” and an inquiry into the wider world of book culture. Hosted by Nigel Beale it features wide ranging, long-form conversations with authors, poets, book publishers, booksellers, book editors, book collectors, book makers, book scholars, book critics, book designers, book publicists, literary agents and many others inside the book trade and out – from writer to reader.
Categories: Arts
Tags: Authors, beale, bookdesign, Books, booksellers, bookstagram, booktok, booktube, Editors, interviews, nigelbeale, Podcast, publishers, publishing, writers
A seven year, deep space mission leads a crew of five robots on a seemingly pointless journey. But when an unexpected visitor crashes into their ship, the Mary Jane- it’s up to the crew to return their unexpected guest home. Will they be able to survive the challenges deep space provides? Even more so- each other? Follow Robert, Colin, Tiff, Sine and Maggie as they learn what their purpose truly is to the universe and to each other. Featuring original music By Jade Delos Santos & Benny James This podcast belongs to The Goose Thunder Podcast Network
Categories: Arts
A personal billboard to the outside world, fashion really can reflect a much wider personal story than is often told. The clothes we choose to wear help to reveal the story of our lives. Join Henry Holland on a sartorial journey like no other where he speaks to ICONIC guests about the looks that changed their lives and the stories behind them.
WARNING: This is not a podcast about celebrity fashion fails! It’s a personal fashion history straight from the horse’s mouth. Are you ready? Subscribe to What Were You Thinking so you don’t miss an episode.
In partnership with Vestiaire Collective
Categories: Arts
In September 1922, the big oak doors of Heritage Hall opened to students for the first time. To celebrate the 100th birthday of the iconic Heritage Hall building, we have created a dynamic and intriguing eight-episode audio series called, “If These Halls Could Talk”. Listen as historians, your fellow alumni and friends of SAIT discuss the creation of the castle on the hill, its vital role in Canadian military history, and how careers were launched from its walls. Take a journey through history with us starting at the beginning starting on March 17, 2022.
Just living life and spreading positive energy! Listening to the streets on politics,news,sports,music entertainment and fashion.. no judgements just want the everyday person to understand where I am coming from.
Categories: Arts
Matthew and Drew are best friends who share a passion for tattoos, travel and hair. They’re both professional hairstylists who have worked at fashion weeks around the world, styled some of the biggest celebrities in Hollywood and had their work featured in countless magazines. But both their careers began unconventionally- they began cutting their own hair in their teens, then became college athletes who decided to follow their true passion- styling hair. Their work and adventures have taken them around the world where they discovered that hair is both a specifically personal and broadly unifying thing. Through their journeys, both personal and professional, they’ve heard some of the most fascinating stories from fellow hairstylists and clients how hair has transformed not just their look, their confidence and their spirits- but also their lives. Here are some of these stories.
Categories: Arts, Education, Society & Culture
Tags: Arts Podcast, Cruxe, Drew Schaefering, Dyson Hair, Fashion Podcast, Hair stylist, Interview Podcast, LA Podcast, Matthew Collins, New York Podcast, The Strands That Bind Us
The writer C.S. Lewis is invited to visit a lab in 1940’s Cambridge England where he is shown a device called a “chronoscope” that does to time what a telescope does to space. The chronoscope shows strange images of a dark tower ruled by men with stingers on their foreheads. An accident with the machine results in minds being switched between Cambridge and the dark tower. In the present, a precocious teenager and her mysterious nanny explore and ultimately complete this work of fiction that was discovered after C.S. Lewis’s death.
Categories: Arts
An interactive fiction anthology podcast, where you vote between episodes to direct our stories. Learn more at WitcheverPath.com
Tags: Audiodrama
Surreal fiction anthology, framed as a church service. Every other Tuesday, join Brother Reid, Pastor Andrew, and Sister Callista to worship the Story—handsomely produced tales of dark humor, freakish sci-fi, and oddly touching literary horror. Hear our greasy prayers! Delight in our healthy psalms, uh huh. Start with any episode—the Story is waiting for you! TSMBT is a podcast by Post Everything Productions. All stories written by Pastor Andrew and Brother Reid. Production and original music by Carl Schroeder. Twitter, Instagram: @TSMBTpod
Categories: Arts
Avon on the Air: We’re steaming up the airwaves! Every program features enticing interactions with reader-favorite romance authors, that’s always lively, sometimes provocative, and never afraid to ask the question, “What really happens between the covers…of your novel?” Remember: it’s all the fun of video, minus the makeup!
Categories: Arts
Arts podcasts include all types of creative and performing arts. Most notably, Arts is the main category where visual arts podcasts and literature podcasts can be found. It also has some overlap with music and film podcasts, which each have separate categories of their own.