An audio journey through the wonderful wild world of plants. Episodes cover modern and ancient ways wild plants have been used in human culture as food, medicine and other uses.
Categories: Arts
Tags: botanical, botany, ethnobotany, foraging, herbal, wildfood, wildherbs, wildmedicine, wildplants
A podcast where writers cast aside their embarrassment to share and discuss their earliest scripted works, giving us a peek at their awkward writerly adolescence.
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Hosted by 101 WKQX’s Jon Manley and James VanOsdol, the History of Alternative digs deep into everything alternative.
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Golf wrapped up in a tortilla
After another hiatus, the burrito is back and better than ever. This episode features a good friend of ours, and a huge fan of The Golf Burrito, Sam Marley. Not only does Sam know a thing or two about burritos, he’s also one hell of a golfer. Also included in this episode are topics such as a fall Masters, the return of live golf, a mind-bending golf conspiracy theory, and of course lettuce of the week. Huge thanks to everyone for the support, and as always…let it grow and let it flow!
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Doctor Whooch is a bi-weekly podcast, hosted by Brandon Schatz and Danica LeBlanc. The format is simple: there’s drinking, and then there’s Doctor Who, and then there’s drinking while they talk about Doctor Who.
Here we talk about Fashion, Music and Pop Culture. Come join us weekly to discuss some hot topics! **search for: What’s the Word? Have you Heard? Please share, like and subscribe to the new podcast Veela Funk & Karma Custom
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ALEX KELEDJIAN, the creator of “Project Greenlight,” and Emmy-winning producer RYAN GIBSON host “HOW I GOT GREENLIT,” a weekly podcast about pursuing your passions, both in the creative arts and beyond. Featuring in-depth personal interviews and lively round table discussions with Hollywood’s hottest media makers, as well as innovators in music, advertising, and business, industry veterans Keledjian and Gibson unlock the secret ingredients to personal success through long form one-on-one interviews and group conversations examining how acclaimed working professionals discovered their path in life and achieved their goals through hard work, perseverance, and incredible luck. They share their humble origin stories, their brushes with legendary figures in Film and TV, and give us a front row seat to their “Greenlit” moments of breakthrough success. “How I Got Greenlit” is part How To, part Self-Help/Self-Actualization, part Industry gossip, and part Pop Culture geek out. World class on-screen and off-screen talent share their unique, touching, hilarious, and often unbelievable adventures on their way to the top of the screen trade and beyond.
Dave and Krewer talk about whatever’s on their minds: From the sane to the wacky. Each episode features a new theme to get the guys going. So, if you want a few laughs and some good conversation, check out the Dave and Krewer Show. —Features a “Dave Interview” and a “Krewer Vignette” each week.
“An Adventurer – He that goes out to meet whatever may come!” This is the credo of Allan Quatermain, the quintessential, swashbuckling protagonist of Allan Quatermain by H. Rider Haggard. Quatermain first makes his appearance as a character in Haggard’s most famous bestselling adventure tale, King Solomon’s Mines. Published in 1885, this Victorian action novel depicts a group led by Allan Quatermain who travel to a remote region in Africa in search of the missing brother of one of them. It is considered the very first English adventure tale set in what was perhaps disparagingly then called the “Dark Continent.” King Solomon’s Mines was also an early example of marketing hype. The book became an instant bestseller following weeks of relentless publicity on billboards, newspaper ads and posters in London. It was also published at a time when expeditions to Egypt and other ancient civilizations were underway, thus generating huge interest in unexplored lands. In Allan Quatermain, the second book in the series, Rider Haggard tells of the further adventures of his cult hero. Quatermain is a professional big game hunter and trader. He is a typical colonialist and imperialist who believes that Africa needs to be “civilized” by the efforts of the White Man. However, he also believes that the native people should have a say in their own affairs. His faithful old servant, a Hottentot named Hans, accompanies him on most of his adventures. The book is set in the years following the King Solomon’s Mines episode. The opening chapter, The Consul’s Yarn begins with Quatermain’s two friends Sir Henry Curtis and Captain John Good visiting him to condole him on his young son’s untimely death. Quatermain is bored with his uneventful life in civilization and plans to return to the Africa. The friends agree to accompany him and this is the start of another fast paced saga, replete with blood thirsty tribal people, Masai warriors, meeting with an old Scottish civil servant and much more. Author of more than 60 books, Henry Rider Haggard was sent to Africa by his relatively wealthy father who felt that the boy would never amount to much. He returned from Africa following a moderately successful career as a government servant and settled down to write about his experiences. His novels did not meet with much initial success, but with the publication of King Solomon’s Mines, his name became a byword for adventure. He was also passionately interested in agricultural reform and social uplift of the colonies. Allan Quatermain is a great read and a good addition to your collection of adventure sagas.
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Tags: Adventure, Allan Quatermain, audio books, audiobook, ebooks, fiction, free audio books, H Rider Haggard, Literature, Loyal Books, loyalbooks.com
Dream Up is a weekly podcast show, brought to you by Burdock, connecting you with inspiring Asian American creatives. We explore what they do and the paths that got them there, to demystify creative industries and inspire new possibilities along the way.
Categories: Arts, Society & Culture
Tags: art and culture, Asian, asian american, asian art, burdock, burdock media, dream up
Kick off each week with Tony Award winning actress and host Celia Keenan-Bolger for Sunday Pancakes, a new podcast to nourish your head and heart. Every Sunday, Celia will sit down with one of her favorite artists for an intimate, candid conversation on the beauty and struggle of humanity and what keeps them feeling connected, motivated, and curious about the world around them.
Tags: Broadway, human connection, musicals, playbill, plays, theater, theatre, tony awards, wellness
Immerse yourself in the captivating realm of Rokugan with our monthly actual play podcast, exploring the legendary world of “Legend of the Five Rings” tabletop RPG (4th Edition © Fantasy Flight Games). Join seven Samurai on a journey filled with political intrigue, thrilling duels, and courtly romance. Discover honor, adventure, and humor as our heroes navigate the captivating stories of Rokugan. Created by Dark St. Entertainment, our original tale awaits. Visit darkstentertainment.com to learn more and become a patron. Subscribe now and unlock the secrets of Rokugan’s epic adventure!
A monthly podcast of stories and interviews from some of Scotland’s most talented spoken word performers. Feedback to podcast@illicitink.net
Categories: Arts
Tags: Arts, Podcast, spoken word, spoken_word, Stories
Green Beauty Conversations by Formula Botanica, the online organic formulation school, challenges you on the way you think about the beauty industry. Our host Lorraine Dallmeier tackles topics that encourage debate about green, indie and sustainable beauty. Subscribe to the Green Beauty Conversations podcast and become part of the global green beauty movement. www.formulabotanica.com
Categories: Arts, Health & Fitness
Tags: beauty, botanica, business, clean, cosmetic, eco, environment, formula, Formulation, formulator, Green, indie, organic, science, skincare, wellbeing
A podcast ripped from Youtube, Just 2 Camera Guys is a show to discuss all things camera. Hosts Nick Lamb and Emery Wolfe swap stories and everything in between with guests working in various camera roles.
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Rachel Sermanni makes a new offering, in the form of a Podcast: The Finger that Points to the Moon… She says: ‘What I am pointing at, with whatever I am saying or whoever I am interviewing, is only the finger. It is only the direction in which I’d like for you to Look and then you can see what you see.This podcast, I hope, can be ignition, inspiration and curiosity for others whilst sating my own inquiry and desire to integrate creative form with general living life. To make something that transcends boundary and genre.’ Here, with your ear, you can delve into various streams of thought, narrative, dialogue & creative-workshop all rooted and growing from Rachel’s own curiosity and experience. https://www.rachelsermanni.com
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small business knowledge & thoughts on goal-setting, motivation and creativity.
Tags: blogging, crafting, creativity, smallbusiness
In this podiobook: In ‘The Zany Time Travels of Warble McGorkle’ (book II of a trilogy, and the first one recorded), Warble Poundcake McGorkle and his entourage (wife, employees, a sales team, and a canine) travel back in time to revise history.Their meddling in events during American Revolutionary War Times, at Custer’s Last Stand, the Alamo, Woodstock, and many other pivotal events–as well as a detour to 1st Century Jerusalem to kidnap Jesus (or Judas)–leads to catastrophic consequences for those living in modern times. Among the things Warble and his gang perpetrate are:1. Banishing George Washington to England for inventing the peanut (and thus being responsible for ‘Peanut Envy’)2. ‘Helping out’ at the Alamo, so that it’s the Mexicans who ultimately get ‘saddled’ with Texas3. Originating Pre-emptive Strikes (umpires calling strikes before the ball is thrown)4. Changing song lyrics at Woodstock to influence the politics and modify the personalities of the concert-goers These are just a few of the outrageous shenanigans that culminate in a climactic scene as the protagonists return to the present and see what their changes have wrought.
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An animation podcast to educate, inform and inspire black artists pursuing careers in animation. Hosted by Breana Williams and Waymond Singleton.
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.