Random Arts Podcasts

“Did I Do That?” is a podcast about graphic designers—the ups and down they face in creative practice, because making design means making lots (and lots) mistakes. Every other Thursday, host Sean Schumacher (Assistant Professor of Graphic Design at Portland State University) is joined by a guest from the world of design with a special story about their own mistakes starting out and how they ended up where they did. It’s very weird, pretty silly, and definitely not serious—but neither are designers.

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Categories: Arts, Comedy

Tags: Comedy, design process, failure, graphic design

Murder, betrayal, the fate of humanity… it’s all in a day’s work for Jim Meade, Martian P.I. In 2097 humanity is ruled by two major powers: The Consortium and Coalition. But Jim Meade is a Runabout – someone who doesn’t care who’s running the show so long as he can earn his keep peacefully in the deadly Zero-G fights that keep the Martian colonists entertained on a nightly basis. After one of his fights goes horribly wrong, Meade finds himself deep in debt to one of the most dangerous warlords on Mars. When a beautiful Coalition officer asks to help clear her father’s name, he seizes the opportunity to make some easy money. However, Meade quickly finds out that he’s entangled within a dark conspiracy that gets stranger at every turn and if he wants to survive the change in management, he’ll need every ounce of wit, whiskey and guts he’s got.

Categories: Arts

Tags: Books, detective, detective novels, mars, martian p.i., Noir, noir on the radio, radio play, radio play podcast, science-fiction

Green Soap is a podcast for tattooers, tattoo havers, tattoo getters, and anybody else. Hosted by tattooer Eric Ayala and tattoo haver Sam Eaton.

Categories: Arts, Leisure, Society & Culture

Hosted by Jessica Szohr, XOXO is the ultimate deep dive into the cultural phenomenon known as Gossip Girl. Featuring interviews with the cast and crew, as well as moguls in music, fashion, and entertainment, Jessica will bring to life behind-the-scenes stories, on-set memories, New York City, fan favorite episodes, and more. Each week Jessica and guest will break down a new episode of the hit TV show that transformed the culture of today and changed the lives of the cast and crew – in addition to millions of fans across the world.

Categories: Arts, News, Society & Culture

Conversations with storytellers. Wisdom, folk and fairy tales from our elders. A meeting with professional storytellers.

Categories: Arts

Join Multi (Tee #1) & Ty (Tee #2) as they discuss hot button issues / wellness, show appreciation to various creative art forms, and interview like minded creatives.

Categories: Arts

“It’s all of us bro.” Created in 2018, and hosted by 2 brown boy movie directors from Southeast L.A. (Angel Salinas & Chris Carmona). The hosts (also known as The Ustlers) discuss all things pop culture (specifically BROWN pop culture) as well as highlighting various local artists from our surrounding cities. In exploring the full spectrum of what it means to be a Latinx creative, both seasons of The Us Podcast are a documentation and time capsule of the rise of the show’s protagonists, but also a celebration and redefinition of what it means to be an independent artist of COLOR. This is the one and only: US PODCAST. Accept no substitutes. Sit back and take a listen to our show: Season 1 – 25 episodes Season 2 (Level Two) – 17 episodes Season 3 – (????) – Coming 2022

Categories: Arts, Music, TV & Film

Just two teenage drag queens who love to talk about hot topics. A podcast so good, you’ll have to get tested!

Categories: Arts

What does it mean to design a nourishing home post 2020? What are millions of people now craving in their spaces that has changed? Join Contemporary Felt Artist and former Wellness Designer, Cheryl R. Janis, for deep conversations with soulful and extraordinary female interior designers who design homes, hotels and work spaces that make us feel safe, nourished and held through it all.

Categories: Arts

Join Lisa VanDamme as she guides you through The Romantics by Edmond Rostand. Recommended Book Url: https://readwithme.app.link/IhjAgeFkSjb Description This three-act comedy by Edmond Rostand, best known for his enduringly beloved play Cyrano de Bergerac, is the story of two star-crossed lovers from feuding families forced to whisper their sweet nothings across a wall. Or is it… Even before the curtain closes on Act I, Rostand has turned this seemingly cliché scenario on its head, with uproarious results. Rostand has given us laugh-out-loud theater with an earnest theme, as he takes on the question: What does it really mean to be a romantic? Why I Love it I still recall opening this play as I lounged in a summer cottage I had rented in the Cotswolds. I knew nothing at all about the plot. But I felt sure, since it was written by Rostand, purveyor of idealism and poetry, that it would be…well…romantic. It wasn’t long before I was laughing out loud, alone in my cozy little room. But when I closed the cover, and reflected on all that had happened, I could see that while I was laughing I was also being made to contemplate the vital question of what it means to be a romantic. To learn more about Read With Me visit https://readwithmesalon.com

Categories: Arts

Inspirational conversations with creatives on designing their lives and careers in foreign countries. Hosted by a fellow creative migrant Archie MS, a BIPOC creative born in India, raised in Oman, and bred in the USA. Listen to conversations about decisions made, issues faced and emotions felt when working in a creative field and living in a country that is not your own. Be a part of the conversation on Instagram @imntfrmhere by listening to deep dives into each episode and dropping your questions, comments, or violent reactions on there.

Categories: Arts

The One Person Cast presents radio dramas from any genre with one simple twist: each role is played by one person. One actor does the entire drama, from start to finish, playing every character. One Person Cast is part of the Raccy Podcast Network, a subsidiary of Cafe-Girl Inc. Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/cafe-girl/support

Categories: Arts

A podcast of chill, capturing the “sweet as” vibe that New Zealanders (well, honestly, we all call ourselves Kiwis – after the bird, not the fruit!) have made their own.

Each episode is either a short story, a chapter of a book, a meditation, or chilled-out environment. Come and chill with us weekly.

Music: Wallpaper Paste by Shane Ivers – https://www.silvermansound.com

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Categories: Arts, Health & Fitness, Religion & Spirituality

The LaFresian Chronicles: Arsen Audio Drama follows a young woman named Aurelie who, after the death of her parents embarks on a quest to learn the truth her family and her identity in the magical world of LaFresia.

Categories: Arts, Fiction

Step back in time to the golden age of radio, where jokes crackled on the airwaves and laughter filled living rooms. Avalon Time with Red Skelton wasn’t just a show, it was a comedic oasis during the late 1930s, offering an escape from the worries of the world with side-splitting sketches, heartwarming music, and the undeniable charm of Red Skelton himself.Skelton, a young comedian hungry for stardom, took the reins of Avalon Time in 1938, transforming the previously western music program into a variety show bursting with laughs. His quick wit, rubber-faced expressions, and a slew of iconic characters – from the bumbling Clem Kadiddlehopper to the sassy Aunt Tillie – had audiences guffawing across the nation.Imagine a vaudeville stage recreated over the airwaves. Each episode was a treasure trove of entertainment, featuring:

– Fast-paced skits: Red’s comedic genius shone in improvised bits and meticulously crafted routines, with slapstick antics, witty wordplay, and characters swapping personalities like hats.
– Musical interludes: Sweet melodies from guest singers and the show’s resident band offered a touch of sentimentality and a platform for up-and-coming musicians.
– Audience interaction: Red wasn’t afraid to pull listeners right into the show, incorporating their feedback, hosting contests, and making them feel like part of the family.
But Avalon Time wasn’t just about the laughs. It offered a glimpse into American life during a turbulent era, reflecting on everyday joys and struggles with warmth and humor. Whether it was poking fun at celebrity culture or celebrating small-town values, the show connected with listeners on a deeply personal level.So, crank up the pod player, dim the lights, and let Red Skelton transport you to a simpler time. Avalon Time might be gone, but its legacy lives on in the echoes of laughter, the twang of banjos, and the unforgettable characters that brought America together with a smile.

This show is part of the Spreaker Prime Network, if you are interested in advertising on this podcast, contact us at https://www.spreaker.com/show/6041795/advertisement

Categories: Arts

Named one of 2014’s Top 20 Podcasts for Theatre Lovers by BroadwayWorld.com, “Something New” is award-winning writer Joel B. New’s chance to host the savviest professionals in the theatre industry, hear their stories, premiere brand new original songs, and get to the heart of what makes them the working, multifaceted artists they have come to be.

Categories: Arts, Business, Music

Tags: Broadway, entrepreneur, interviews, Musical, showtunes, theater, theatre

Food for Thought originates in San Diego CA. Host Keith Langhorn talks with restaurateurs, brewers, beekeepers, farmers and fisherman- all the people that are involved in our food chain.

Categories: Arts, Health & Fitness

Tags: eating, farming, Food, restaurants, sandiego, sustainable

Midnight MonPod is a podcast about the best Kaiju battle game in the world – Monsterpocalypse!

Categories: Arts, Leisure