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
The art world and associated market are famously opaque and can at times be exclusive. Berlin based gallery director and educator Michael Dooney speaks with artists, curators and other professionals who share their personal experiences of this unique field. If you have ever felt unsure about walking into a gallery, wish to understand more about creativity or better understand how this complex industry works, then tune in every second Monday to hear the insightful conversations with these inspiring individuals.
Categories: Arts, Society & Culture
Spanish River Community High School’s thespian troupe discusses their department and interviews students involved in the theatre program.
Categories: Arts
Cooking, food, gardening, whatever… If it’s interesting to me, we’ll be talking about it. Make sure to visit our YouTube channel to see videos on all the topics we talk about here.
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Categories: Arts, Leisure, Society & Culture
Engaging in the struggle for a better society, exploring social issues and meeting those shaping the Jewish world and beyond.
Two sets of twins separated at birth collide in the same city but without meeting. Mistaken identities lead to confusion on a grand scale particularly for Antipholus of Syracuse and his servant Dromio. Consistently recognised by strangers, the visitors question their very selves as the turmoil escalates. A buzzing metropolis, to the outsiders, Ephesus is a place of wonderment and terror, where baffling gifts and unexplained hostilities abound. Lenny Henry plays Antipholus of Syracuse in Dominic Cooke’s 2011 production of The Comedy of Errors.
Categories: Arts
Our culture is shaped by technology, and the people building that technology determine how it’s changing our lives. But who are they? And how do they think about their responsibility to the rest of us? From mental health to algorithmic bias, entrepreneur Anil Dash talks to developers, designers, and culture experts to understand the ways tech is changing culture, and what it means for us. Produced by Glitch and the Vox Media Podcast Network.
Categories: Arts, News, Technology
Jef and Jon review Star Wars expanded universe novels. Every week they discuss a few chapters at a time making their way through some of the strangest and most insufferable entries in the Star Wars canon.
Tags: book, Comedy, dash, Empire, Expanded, mastery, of, Rendar, review, shadows, star, system, The, Universe, wars, Xizor
You Deserve comfort, peace and blessings, Listen to these tracks for reassurance.
Categories: Arts
Postcards from Nowhere is a travel podcast that takes you on journeys exploring culture, history, food and people in the form of stories. With over a decade of travel stories in his kitty, Utsav Mamoria narrates the stories of the strange, obscure and fascinating things about the world, often interspersed with practical tips and deep realizations, which would shape the way you travel. Tune in to the new episode every Thursday.
Categories: Arts, Society & Culture
Tags: Adventures, country, Culture, Food, History, instatravel, ivm, ivmpodcasts, natgeo, natgeotravellar, postcards, postcardsfromnowhere, solotravel, travel, travelblogger, traveling, traveljournal, traveljunkie, travelpodcasts, uzbekistan, whywetravel
Perfectly paced for your coffee break! In these quick, digestible ten minutes episodes, writer and editor K compresses fiction writing lessons from decades of experience in writing workshops, editors’ rooms, creative writing classes, and both indie and self publishing. As long as you’re taking a break from writing your book or short story anyway, let K give you some advice that goes way beyond ‘how to write’. Whatever your writing style, you’ll find advice and new thoughts ranging from the inspirational to just plain encouraging, which you’ll end up putting to work right away.
Categories: Arts
‘The beginning is the most important part of the work.’ Begin – the podcast about creative writing by Laura Stroud and Pete Billingham, the founders of Derbyshire Writing School. We can help you get the words out of your head and into the world with our podcast. You’ll find ideas, inspiration and practical steps on how to write a book, how to document your life story and discussions about the creative process. Each week we also share our writing journey and the lessons we are learning along the way. Whatever your writing dreams, we are here to help. We believe in your stories, and the world needs to hear them.
Categories: Arts, Education, Society & Culture
Tags: Creative writing books, Creative writing courses, Creative writing Derbyshire, creative-writing, How to document your life story, how to write a book, Writer's mindset, Writing East Midlands, Writing habits, Writing Memoir
Hosted by Michelle Daniels and Pooja Parikh, together we’ll enjoy heartfelt and tasty conversations, sitting around a virtual dinner table, where we visit about the language we all speak and enjoy: Food! Join us as we share stories of culture, tradition, comfort food & the recipes that make not only our taste buds happy, but our hearts as well.
Categories: Arts
Tags: brand, Culture, delicious, dinner table, Food, foodsocial, meal, memory, product, Recipe, recipe creator, tasty
A podcast about crafting and the creative process.
Categories: Arts
Linus Bailey’s tenth birthday, if measured on some kind of “So how did it go then?” scale, would score a one. Maybe a bit less. It started well, but then things went very badly indeed. Linus’ problem is that he makes things up. His mother, for instance, was found living as a head hunter in the Jungles of Borneo. His dad, a man called Nigel who Linus hasn’t seen since he was two, is a Ninja Warrior currently living in Japan. His dad fights crime and saves people. Linus’ Headmaster is evil and his jumper was knitted by slaves. Linus Bailey’s childhood is my childhood—a childhood where, during one fairly normal winter, the goldfish froze to death in the living room and we kids wrote our names on the ice that formed on the bedroom walls. Surely a life made up was better, warmer, more fun. The only difference between Linus and me is that all his mad stuff came true one frosty tenth birthday…
Categories: Arts
This podcast is all about Bonsai, and the people and cultures around the world that influence the art. Hosted by Bjorn L Bjorholm.
Categories: Arts
Whether you’re vegan, plant-based or just vegan curious, join us on a journey into the world of plant-based cooking and discover the countless benefits of eating less meat and more veg.
Bought to you by Holly Johnson and Molly Pickering from Vegan Food & Living – the UK’s ONLY dedicated vegan magazine – we chat to actors, activists, wellness experts, nutritionists, doctors, scientists and chefs to find out how to cook vibrant, tasty meals that will not only help us to live healthier, happier lives but also positively impact nature and the planet. We guarantee you won’t see the world in the same light again…
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Categories: Arts, Health & Fitness, Society & Culture
Tags: cooking, diet, ethical living, ethics, Food, health, meal ideas, nutrition, Plant-based, Recipes, vegan, veganism, vegetarian
Okay, here i am to share my thoughts,quotes, about current affairs happening around us,gossips,games, fashion etc and even u can share me ur stories with me so i can share it will people who would love to listen.
Categories: Arts
We’re Cookin’ is a foodcast for home cooks, hosted by Just Simply… Cuisine in Washington, D.C. Hosts Chris Coppola Leibner and Brooke Rodgers will teach you how to cook seasonally and with real food, share stories from their JSC kitchens and gardens, introduce you to their favorite local and regional artisans, vendors, and experts of all things good food, and give you the best tips, tricks, time-savers, advice and recipes that we’ve picked up over the years!
Tags: cooking, DC, drinks, Education, Food, Homecooking, lifestyle
One dark and stormy night, a stranger arrives in West Sussex at a village inn. He is heavily clad in an overcoat and his face is wrapped in bandages. He takes a room at the inn, but refuses to socialize with anyone. He stays cooped up in his room all day and night, working with strange chemicals and apparatus. Suddenly, strange events begin to happen in the village. Mysterious burglaries and fires break out, culminating in a destructive rampage across the peaceful countryside. The stranger is the keeper of a terrible secret… The Invisible Man: A Grotesque Romance (to give the book its full title) by HG Wells was published in 1897. Written in novella form, this bizarre science fiction tale was first published in Pearson’s Weekly as a serial and later compiled into a single book. Based on scientific theories of optics and physics, this story instantly caught the imagination of readers and has been regularly adapted to film, television and radio since it first made its appearance more than a hundred years ago. Herbert George Wells’ writing career owes itself to an accident suffered in childhood. As an eight year old boy, he was once confined to bed with a broken leg. His father, a professional cricketer and failed businessman, regularly brought him books from the local library so that he could pass the time. His father’s financial troubles compelled his mother to go to work as a lady’s maid in a local mansion, while the children were put to work as apprentices with various local tradesmen. For Wells, this was one of the most unhappy, yet also the most profitable times in his life. The mansion where his mother worked had an enormous library where the child continued to read and educate himself. At eighteen, he went to work as a teacher in a residential school. His career flourished after that, and he won a scholarship to work under the great biologist, Thomas Huxley in London. He began writing science fiction stories in 1895 with the publication of The Time Machine, where he proposed the concept of selective time travel. Several other extremely popular Sci-Fi novels and short stories followed, interspersed with romantic stories, novels, ghost stories, film scripts, articles, satirical novels, historical and political treatises and non-fiction papers. Wells was an extremely prolific writer and continues to inspire generations of writers even today. The Invisible Man is a book that evokes great interest among readers of all ages and is an important landmark in the history of Sci-Fi writing. More great books at LoyalBooks.com
Categories: Arts
Tags: Adventure, audio books, audiobook, ebooks, fiction, free audio books, H. G. Wells, Literature, Loyal Books, loyalbooks.com, science, science-fiction, The Invisible Man
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.