This show dives into the lives of up and coming artists that share their stories, to motivate and inspire others to follow their passions and interests. This show also takes random topics that apply in our lives that are too good to pass up. Like this episode. Its about working in Customer Service and why people suck! Every Artist has had a job like this before! Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/theartiststake/support
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Hear it straight from a self published author: Steve Higgins discusses classic film, books, self publishing and life as an author, blogger and poet.
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An entirely volunteer driven effort to produce free audio dramatizations of the entire Sherlock Holmes canon.
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A conversation about cities, architecture, history, and why these affect us today. Hosted by Randy Plemel and a weekly cast of characters.
It’s 4am. It’s late, or maybe it’s early. Your mind wanders and dreamy figments collect and disect to form tangents. Punctuated with isolated sketches: ‘advertisements’, character sketches, conversations, snatches of a TV show, welcome to 4amcab. a nocturnal comedy podcast, scenes from the small hours.
Follow us on twitter @4amcab and at facebook.com/4amcab
(4amcab does not contain a cab, well maybe a few)
Hello, welcome to Katrina’s audio journal. And this podcast, I am simply making an audio journal of different things in my every day life, I hope you enjoy listening. Cover art photo by https://kunack.com/ In this episode, I show how to do dishes without vision, and my stepmom and I talk about some funny things that happened I hope you enjoy this episode.
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Brighter Ideas, Fun and Food.
Categories: Arts, Society & Culture, Technology
Deep talks, sharp performances and empowering revelations from musicians and writers, live from East Nashville. Unpretentiously hosted by Korbykorby
korby.substack.com
Bottom of the bill is a podcast for DIY musicians navigating the current landscape on the periphery of the major industry cities. Hosted by Anton Laplume and Billy Begley, members of Jacksonville, FL’s up and coming band, Side Hustle, the podcast features appearances from various artists, club promoters, management, agents, and venue owners to give some real insight on the industry. Add a bit of comedic relief from from Begley and Laplume’s back and forth with the occasional jam session and you have, Bottom of the Bill.
This delightful novel begins when a family of five children moves from London to the English countryside. While playing in a gravel pit soon after the move, they discover an ancient and rather grumpy sand-fairy known as the Psammead, who agrees to grant one wish of theirs per day. The children’s wishes send them on adventure after adventure, but rarely turn out as expected. (Summary by Kara)
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Heyo everybody! On “The Joey and Amanda Podcast”, we dive into our married life, new life as parents, and separate lives as an artist and an actor living in Los Angeles. We also bring in special guests and talk to listeners of the show. Some previous guests include David Rudman (Cookie Monster and Joey’s dad), Max Joseph (Catfish), Elizabeth Kromhout (Therapist), Henri Dauman (Holocaust Survivor). Come on into this incredibly supportive community!
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Categories: Arts, Comedy, Society & Culture
Tags: actor, Amanda Oleander, art, artist, baby, Comedy, husband, la, Los Angeles, love, Muppets, parent, relationship, sesame street, wife
EVENTalks is a place where meeting and event professionals can get updates on the latest in the meeting industry.
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Two books: (1) an ESL novella-textbook about a Vietnam War conscientious objector’s 14-year search for identity and (2) an hallucinogenic mid-life crisis/adventure novel, and homage to Malcolm Lowry and Hermann Hesse. [itunes pic]
“The Many Roads to Japan” tells the story of the adventures of a conscientious objector who had to follow many twists and turns in his life journey before finding his niche in Japan. Suitable for low intermediate level and above ESL and EFL students. An excellent resource for peace education studies, too. “The Many Roads to Japan influenced my students a lot, not only in studying English but also in searching for their own identities and thinking about how to live their lives.” — Kazuyo Yamane, Peace Studies lecturer at Kochi University
(3.1 mb; 4:35 minutes) To order a trade paperback or PDF download copy of “The Many Roads to Japan,” go to my bookstore. You can also order from Amazon.com and other online bookstores.
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Tags: 1960s, Adventure, antiwar, audiobook, conscientious, EFL, english, ESL, expatriate, hallucinogenic, hippie, Japan, listening, Literature, novel, objector, peace, psychedelic, travel, Vietnam, war
A podcast for people that have a freezer full of food but find themselves at their favorite restaurant! Fun local food reviews and beyond.
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Short stories sent by our listeners and featured every week. Send us your story and it might be picked for our next episode!
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Fifty Feminist States is a roadtripping, storytelling podcast visiting all fifty US states to interview feminist activists and artists about their work for gender justice. This podcast is intersectional and trans-inclusive. It’s hosted and produced by Amelia Hruby, PhD.
Categories: Arts, Government, Society & Culture
Tags: activism, art, artists, feminism, feminist, feminist art, gender, justice, queer, social justice, United States
A children’s fantasy novel first published in 1907, The Enchanted Castle recounts the marvelous adventures encountered by a curious group of children searching to enliven their summer holiday. Written in episodes, the novel has a different adventure in store for its young heroes in each chapter, including vibrant statues, banquets with Greek gods, and reunited lovers. The novel begins when siblings Gerald, James and Kathleen are required to spend their summer holiday in a boarding school, due to unfortunate events at home and are consequently left under the supervision of a French schoolmistress. The children seem to be sentenced to a summer of utter boredom, however, one day the children decide to explore the neighboring countryside in hopes of bringing excitement to their otherwise monotonous routine. During their time outside they stumble upon a secret passageway and follow its trail. When they emerge from the tunnel, they are engulfed by a castle situated in an elaborate garden, where they also meet a young girl Mabel, who declares she is a princess. Furthermore, Mabel claims that the castle is full of magic and leads them inside to show them its treasures, which includes a plain metal ring which supposedly causes invisibility. Naturally the children are skeptical and it is not until the ring actually does work and makes Mabel invisible, that they are swayed to believe the contrary. The four children panic and Mabel confesses that the country estate is not an enchanted castle and that she is simply the housekeeper’s niece, and not a princess. However what seemed to be an innocent game of dress-up takes a turn of events as the group get thrown into a magical frenzy indicating the beginning of their exciting adventures and a step away from their expected mundane summer. Nesbit cleverly depicts the notion that one should be careful of what they wish for, because it just may come true, but never without a price. An engrossing tale of magic, fantasy, humor, and adventurous mishaps blended in an utmost imaginative way, the novel has remained a favorite children’s classic which has stood the test of time.
Categories: Arts, Kids & Family
Tags: Adventure, audio books, audiobook, ebooks, Edith Nesbit, fantasy, fiction, free audio books, Kids, Loyal Books, loyalbooks.com, Teen/Young adult, The Enchanted Castle
Keeping It Cultured is a place where you can come to listen to exciting interviews and fascinating stories from people in the world of music, film, performing arts and more. This podcast show brings entertainment to a new level as we get up close and personal with our guests. Learn things about some of your favourite people in Canadian culture. On the Keeping It Cultured show we talk about everything from personal life, funny facts and upcoming events. Our unfiltered, unedited episodes will take you on an adventure! Just sit back, press play and listen to the stories unfold.
Vibrant is a storytelling podcast about coffee and hospitality. It’s an ongoing series of short audio stories recorded with coffee professionals and industry admirers about exceptional coffee hospitality moments. Each episode, one person shares a hospitality story they experienced that has stuck with them. You’ll hear stories from origin, cafes, homes and beyond, with valuable bits of coffee knowledge along the way. Vibrant isn’t intended to be an exact how-to on hospitality, nor a bashing board for lackluster service experiences. Rather, the purpose of Vibrant is to spotlight memorable hospitality moments from seed-to-cup that elevate coffee quality and vibrancy. These are short stories packed with kindness for us to learn from and bring to life in our own ways for an even more connected and inspiring specialty coffee community. New episodes are released every other Tuesday.
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Tags: barista, coffee, origin, seed-to-cup, specialty, vibrant
Art at The Spot is a podcast dedicated to the artists we promote within The Spot Geneva Gallery. We provide a platform to those artists that give a voice to the oppressed and the unheard.
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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.