Every week, notable figures from the entertainment, media, and the arts join us in the studio to discuss how they perfected their craft and became leaders in their field. Whether you’re an aspiring creative or simply want to be inspired, this podcast is for you.
Tags: Acting, animation, creativity, Education, Entertainment, film, Game Design, media, school, storytelling, vancouver
Learn to live a creative lifestyle, tell your story and explore your world through conversations with artists, adventurers, and people creating good in the world.
Categories: Arts
This year’s Christmas feast of short stories, essays and poetry is mostly English cuisine, with a little dash of French and Middle English seasoning. Here you will find many old favourites, and some festive treats which may be new to you.
Categories: Arts
Unit Editions publishes books on design, visual culture and beyond. Listen to a series of podcasts featuring discussions with designers, authors and commentators connected to Unit Editions, the independent publishing company.
Categories: Arts
In the last few Episodes of Good Times With.. I found myself having this incredible Shop Talks with my guest that i just felt the need to change the name and cover. as we are now entering the new stage of the podcast it feels just right to change the name. hope you like it. Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/theshoptalk/support
Categories: Arts
Why did Hagrid bring Harry to Surrey, or Hermione get a cat in her third year? Why are Ron and Dumbledore oddly similar? And why was there all that camping in the seventh book? Quantum Harry, the Podcast looks at the unifying theme of the HP series, shedding new light on JK Rowling’s narrative choices and forever changing the way you read Harry Potter.
Categories: Arts
Tags: bl, Harry, jk, kidlit, meta, Podcast, Potter, purdom, rowling
Not Her Again is the movie podcast where we look at those Oscar years where Meryl Streep was nominated for an Oscar… but went home emptyhanded. All 17 of them (and counting? Probably? Who knows?). Looking at Meryl’s record number of losses will take us from Hollywood in the late ’70s to today, and we’ll see how things have changed, how things haven’t, who should have won, what films were overlooked or overpraised, and why this woman’s attendance is damn near perfect when she loses 85 percent of the time.
Tags: AcademyAwards, awards, Culture, Entertainment, film, History, hollywood, Movies
Welcome to Debris Division, a fan podcast dedicated to the NBC sci-fi show, Debris. Hosted by Fringe fans Chris and Darrell, each episode is an in-depth exploration into the world of Debris. We break down the strange events of each episode, theorize on the greater mythology, and try to help unravel the mystery. We love to share your thoughts and theories too, so join us on social media or our voice feedback line.
Can You Don’t? is a weekly, comedic podcast where Joe Paisley and Bryan Albrandt delve into the depths of the Internet in order to retrieve the best and worst examples of humanity, while openly mocking themselves along the way for being complete idiots.
Tags: bad magic productions, Bryan Albrandt, can you dont, Comedy, comedy podcast, Dan Cummins, Funniest, Funny, Insane, insane people, is we dumb, Joe Paisley, new, Paisley Productions, scared to death, sexual fantasy, stupid criminals, tiktok, timesuck, trending, viral videos
The official MTGA podcast. We release an episode every Wednesday to tackle all things wine, winemaking, hospitality and more. Be sure to leave a “like” and subscribe for new episodes. Have questions that you want answered? Leave them in the comments and we will dive into them on the last Wednesday of each month!
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A bi-monthly chat show about the people of Funky Picnic Brewery and Cafe!
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Please, have a seat! Don’t mind Miggs. He won’t be staying with us for long. Join two patients at the Baltimore State Hospital for the Criminally Insane as they dunk on Dr. Chilton, trade recipes, and most importantly gab about all things Hannibal Lecter! From the novel that started it all, Red Dragon, to the TV adaptation of Red Dragon in Hannibal’s third season, we’ll cover everything! Quid pro quo. You tell us things, we’ll tell you things.
In seventeenth century Venice, a wealthy and debauched man discovers that the woman he is infatuated with is secretly married to a Moorish general in the Venetian army. He shares his grief and rage with a lowly ensign in the army who also has reason to hate the general for promoting a younger man above him. The villainous ensign now plots to destroy the noble general in a diabolical scheme of jealousy, paranoia and murder, set against the backdrop of the bloody Turkish-Venetian wars. This timeless tale, Othello The Moor of Venice was one of the ten famous tragedies that William Shakespeare wrote. It is also one of his plays that has the best documented performance history. First staged on 1st November, 1604 at Whitehall Palace, it was regularly performed at the playwright’s own Globe Theater and the Blackfriars Theater in London besides touring the country as part of the repertoire of the King’s Men which was the theatrical company that Shakespeare belonged to for most of his career. Such is the power and appeal of the play that it has remained completely unchanged or unrevised over the centuries, while many other Shakespearean plays were adapted, rewritten or trimmed during the Restoration and the eighteenth century. The doomed figure of the lovely Desdemona who is murdered so cruelly by the ill-fated Othello based on a tragic misunderstanding continues to haunt playgoers and readers the world over even today. Modern performances have explored the race and class aspects of the play. Famous actors like Laurence Olivier have given legendary performances, while opera, ballet, television, film, stage, graphic novels and animation versions have kept the magnificent story alive today for audiences all over the world. Shakespeare was probably inspired by the sixteenth Italian writer Cinthio’s story titled A Moorish Captain. Many scholars have deemed this to be based on a true incident that happened in Venice in around 1508. However, only the mere skeleton of the story has been used by Shakespeare and most of the characters and sub-plots are his own dazzling creations. He may have also been influenced by the delegations from Morocco to Elizabethan England in 1600. For other details like location and manners, he probably used Venetian history books and contemporary sources. Whatever the history and inspiration of the play, it remains one of the most powerful, compelling and towering works in English literature. This tale of deception, heroism, love, hatred and the demonic obsession called jealousy sparkles with brilliant lines that have entered the English language and become immortal. A majestic work by a supreme artist – Prepare to be overwhelmed!
Categories: Arts
Tags: audio books, audiobook, Dramatic Works, ebooks, free audio books, Literature, Loyal Books, loyalbooks.com, Othello, play, tragedy, William Shakespeare
In the heat of the failed 1905 revolution in Russia, Lenin here contrasts the precision of the Bolshevik political program and tactics with various inconsistent and servile factions within the Russian Social-Democratic Labor Party. More great books at LoyalBooks.com
Categories: Arts, Society & Culture
Tags: audio books, audiobook, ebooks, free audio books, History, Loyal Books, loyalbooks.com, Non-fiction, Philosophy, Two Tactics of Social-Democracy in the Democratic Revolution, Vladimir Ilyich Lenin
Dive into the life of Charles H. Spurgeon through this intimate look into his personal diary, letters, and records, all compiled by his wife and private secretary. This first volume covers the period from 1834-1854, providing a captivating glimpse into his early years.
Categories: Arts, History, Religion & Spirituality
TELL DEM is where global majority movers and shakers reflect and critique work that lies across our cultural spectrum, using it to unpack connected, contemporary issues and dissect the affairs rooted in our respective cultures. Hosted by Tamasha (https://tamasha.org.uk/) and supported by Transmission Roundhouse (https://www.roundhouse.org.uk/transmission) . Season One is hosted by South London Producer, Tobi Kyeremateng. Season Two features guest presenters including Sharmaine Lovegrove, Mei Mac and Jude Christian. Music by @PrinceLatir (https://soundcloud.com/PrinceLatir) .
Categories: Arts, Society & Culture
Welcome to THE BEAUTY BAR, where we tend to beautiful people just like you! We’re your hosts, Joan & Stefanie, and we wanna make sure you’re treating not just your face, but more importantly, *yourself* exactly right.
Categories: Arts
A new way to expose our children and teach them about the rich Islamic history through short interactive stories that you can listen to whenever and wherever.
Categories: Arts, Kids & Family, Religion & Spirituality
Tags: children stories, islam, Islamic history, Islamic stories, prophets, Stories
Books in Heinessight is the podcast that helps authors, readers and other folks in the publishing world to connect and discuss ideas, projects and common issues affecting people in the publishing world as well as artists in general. Our guests are people interested in helping those in the publishing world by sharing their knowledge and experiences. Matthew Heines, the host and creator of the show is an author and a teacher who started life as a paratrooper in the 82nd Airborne before he went on to earn his degrees in Washington State and Alaska. His vast interests, experiences and curiosity make Matthew Heines one of the truly great podcast hosts.
Categories: Arts
Tags: alien, bigfoot, Encounters, encountersalien, encountersbigfoot, encountersdogman, paranormal, ParanormalPodcast, UFO
Good Acid is an english-language talk-show style podcast featuring guests who are shaping the food & drink culture in Paris. It’s dedicated to all those who love to stay up-to-date with what’s going on in the city. This podcast is meant to be both relatable and inspiring. Real people, real conversations.
Hosted by Vanessa Ruiz. Stay up to date through @goodacidpodcast
Categories: Arts, Business, Society & Culture
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.