That Blasted Salami’s podcast – Wavedash. We cover a wide range of topics, but focus on fighting games and Tekken.
Categories: Arts, Leisure, TV & Film
Tags: Arya, fgc, fighting games, FrameWhisperer, LI Joe, Tekken, That Blasted Salami, TheMainManSWE
Hosted by Julee Wilson, ESSENCE’s Global Beauty Director, The Color Files is ESSENCE’s newest podcast that explores the stories of those behind the business of Black beauty. featuring conversations with trendsetters, trailblazers, legends and luminaries.
Categories: Arts, Business, Society & Culture
Tags: beauty, beauty culture, beauty standards, beautycounter, beautyproduct, behind-the-scenes, Black Beauty, Black Girl Magic, business, entrepreneurship, hair, Hair stylist, Makeup, makeup artist, stylist
A podcast dedicated to parenting strategies that will stick through all the stages of life. Hosted by Matt Anderson and Natalie Tibbetts.
Categories: Arts
A pretentious food podcast by comedians and fat people Andrew Bergen & Neil Rubenstein. We try to talk about one food topic per episode but get too excited to talk about just one.
Categories: Arts
In celebration of the 50th anniversary season, the Chamber Music Society of Lincoln Center is releasing free podcasts of some of its finest performances from the past 50 years, each with an introduction by Co-Artistic Director David Finckel.
Tags: Chamber Music, classical music, music
Welcome to Creativity School, the podcast all about how to tap into your creative potential and put your greatness out into the world! If you feel a calling to do something, make something, or be something more and don’t know how to start or need some motivation to keep going, this is the show for you. Each week, we’ll dive deep into conversation with bold creatives who are already out there doing amazing things, so you can learn how to do the same. I’m your host, Grace Chon, an internationally acclaimed animal photographer and author, and I believe everyone is creative! I know you can find more fulfillment and joy in life by adding your special something to the world, so let’s get your gifts out there.
Categories: Arts
Cursed with endless drowsiness, Enchantress Hiresha sleeps more than she lives. Since she never has had a chance to raise a family, she sometimes feels like every woman is pregnant except for her. This time, she is right. From virgin to grandmother, all the women in her city have conceived. One unexpected pregnancy is a drama; fifty thousand is citywide hysteria. A lurking sorcerer drains power from the unnatural pregnancies, and Hiresha must track him by his magic. Unfortunately, her cultured education in enchantment ill equips her to understand his spellcraft, which is decidedly less than proper. The only person uncivilized enough to help is the Lord of the Feast, a dangerous yet charming illusionist. Associating with him may imperil Hiresha’s city, yet refusing his help will allow the sorcerer to leech godlike power from the mass births.
Categories: Arts
Tags: dark, fantasy, female, high, jewels, magic, protagonist, strong, urban
This podcast offers a deep dive into some of the big issues surrounding forests and our relationship to them and serves as a platform for cross-disciplinary discussion. Drawing on the work of scientists, conservationists, forestry professionals, academics, designers and architects, Words on Wood is a space for frank reflection on the challenges and opportunities presented by working with forests.
Created in conjunction with Disegno, the Quarterly Journal of Design.
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Tags: architecture, Forestry, Furniture, timber
Hi! Welcome to GIRL! Season 2. Hosted by Amiyah McCall (@amiyahmccall). This podcast is all about empowerment and creating a safe space for everyone everywhere. The GIRL! mission is to make every listener feel badass, understood, and loved! You can follow the podcast @girlthepodcast on Instagram. Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/girlthepodcast/support
Categories: Arts
A podcast highlighting the best content by writers, reviewers, and creators in the Horror, Dark Fantasy, Dark Scifi, & True Crime genres.
Tags: Books, darkfiction, horror, horrorlit, horrorlitshow, Talkshow
Being a “classical vocal pro” is a wild ride, a decades-long slog, and hopefully… a deeply rewarding life. Let’s talk about the icky business stuff, the fun, creative sides, and all the things you need to keep going in this unique niche in the arts.
Categories: Arts, Business, Music
Tags: classical music, composers, conductors, performers, singers, vocal music
How has mental health influenced popular culture? Everything we take in was at first someone’s idea before it was a song, film or the shirt you’re wearing. Why did they create it? Why do we connect to it? Here We Are Now, a new series hosted by Matt Collette, a creative who’s spent decades working in mental health, will answer those questions along with special guests – uncovering the connection between Music, Movies and Mental Health.
Categories: Arts, Health & Fitness
“Warui Deshou” is a Japanese phrase that roughly translates to “It will be bad.” And, we believe we make bad content…but we also believe that very thing can be good when there’s enough love and fun put into it! Hosts and friends Doc and Shadon love anime and really enjoy talking about it. For hours at a time. Each episode they will discuss a different anime show/movie and will aim to make you think and make you laugh. They’re just as likely to unabashedly gush about how cool a character is as they are to launch into a long aside of thematic analysis. Bad puns and impressions may also appear Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/waruideshou/support
Tags: analysis, anime, criticism, discussion
On Please Don’t Stop The Music… Reviews! Saydi & Ren (Saydi’s parent), previously from the podcast “It’s Mewsic! Right Meow!”, review & discuss your favorite music. Saydi & Ren are not only huge music nerds, but also songwriters too. Saydi’s newest project is her band Tyche And Ren’s DIY music is under Fairy Eyelashes
Categories: Arts
Since opening its doors to writers in 2000, The Writers’ Colony at Dairy Hollow has made a lasting impact on the arts and literary communities providing uninterrupted residency time for novice and accomplished writers of all genres, including culinary, composers, and artists, without discrimination. Our podcast features some of the over 1,400 writers from 48 states and 12 countries who have stayed at The Writers’ Colony, and it delves into their lives and what writing means to them.
Categories: Arts
Conversations with cultural & political leaders.
Categories: Arts, Society & Culture
The Cultural Coven is a fortnightly podcast series that explores the lives of some of Scotland‘s leading arts and cultural figures through conversation (and a bit of banter) with podcast host, actress of stage and screen Nicola Roy. The Cultural Coven delves into the creative and life journeys of guests from backgrounds in music, theatre, TV and literature- with fun green-room gossip and creative challenges along the way. Presented in association with the Stephen Dunn Theatre Fund and the Lyceum Theatre.
Categories: Arts
Louis Hughes was born a slave near Charlottesville, Virginia to a white father and a black slave woman. Throughout his life he worked mostly as a house servant, but was privy to the intimate details and workings of the entire McGee cotton plantation and empire. In Thirty Years A Slave Hughes provides vivid descriptions and explicit accounts of how the McGee plantation in Mississippi, and the McGee mansion in Tennessee functioned–accounts of the lives of the many slaves that lived, suffered and sometimes died under the cruel and unusual punishments meted out by Boss and his monstrously unstable and vindictive wife. He described the profane manner in which this peculiar institution dehumanized, on a daily basis, not only the black man but even more so the white man. Ultimately, Thirty Years A Slave is an expression of Hughes’s desire to accurately describe the nature of the influence that the institution of slavery had on this country during the two hundred years in which it existed here, and the influence it continues to have on the heart and soul of a post-Civil War, post-14th Amendment United States. (Introduction by James K. White)
Categories: Arts
A podcast about the arts scene, theatre, and general silliness between best friends in Kansas City
Categories: Arts
Tags: art, Arts, Comedy, Performing Arts, theatre
Mrs. Gaskell as she was popularly known, had a hard and lonely childhood, spent with various aunts and relatives after her mother died and her father left her. The young Elizabeth met and married a clergyman and moved to Manchester with him. It was here that she developed her strong sense of social justice and the themes which form the basis of her writing. Her biography of her dear friend Charlotte Bronte is considered a classic and provides a wonderfully human picture of the Yorkshire genius and her equally talented, tragic family. North and South is set in a fictional town called Milton and located north of England. The heroine Margaret Hale arrives here, having suffered a series of unfortunate events. Her father, a wealthy churchman who lives in the idyllic English countryside suddenly finds himself losing the faith that has sustained him all these years. He leaves the church and moves his family to this preindustrial, ugly and uninspiring city, where poverty, crime and hopelessness dominate. Margaret soon encounters the handsome, but materialistic, cotton mill owner and tycoon, John Thornton. Their values and philosophies are poles apart, leading to an inevitable clash, which forms the basis of the title of the novel, North and South. The book traces the advent of the Industrial Revolution in England, the pathetic condition of workers and the callous, greedy attitude of the mill owners who formed the bedrock of the new rich in the country. She also wrote several very popular ghost stories which were regularly published by Dickens in his magazine, Household Words. However, Mrs. Gaskell’s works, though immensely popular in her lifetime, soon faded into obscurity. Today, her works are known chiefly through television adaptations of her novels like Cranford and North and South. Her enduring themes of tradition verses modernity, feminism, the changing nature of relationships and the falsity of first impressions all resonate with the interests of readers today.
Categories: Arts
Tags: audio books, audiobook, ebooks, Elizabeth Gaskell, free audio books, Loyal Books, loyalbooks.com, North and South
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.