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What more could there possibly be to say about Impressionist painter Claude Monet? A lot, it turns out. In this five-part podcast series, Stefania Van Dyke, senior interpretive specialist at the Denver Art Museum, shares conversations with non-art experts, who respond to Monet’s work through the lens of their unique expertise. You’ll hear from a Paris historian, an aquatics curator, a geologist, a therapeutic horticulturalist, and a weather historian. This podcast was produced by Postmodern Company in conjunction with the Denver Art Museum’s exhibition, “Claude Monet: The Truth of Nature,” on view from October 21, 2019 through February 2, 2020.

Jim Fleming, a historian at Colby College who focuses on weather and climate, closely examines Monet’s paintings of snowy landscapes, and talks about how the artist captured the humid haze of Venice and the “pea soup” smog of London.

Categories: Arts

Jason Kirk, Emily Kirk, and friends are finding the Bible is so much better and weirder than we were taught as church kids. Story by story, we’re having fun learning history, religion, literature, mythology, and the amazingly weird stuff. All are welcome! Perfect five-star rating on Apple Podcasts! Contact us at vacationbibleschoolpodcast@gmail.com, if you like! (Sure, it’s long! Copy and paste like Matthew did the Gospel of Mark!)

Categories: Religion & Spirituality

Tags: Bible, Books, christianity, History, Judaism, mythology, religion, scripture, theology

These stories are my response to walking the Camino de Santiago. It is not a practical guide, nor a series of interviews, nor a memoir. It is story, inspired by my real experiences and infused occasionally with a layer of holy imagination. I know it is worthwhile because I am not just hoping to tell my own story. I am hoping to tell more of the whole story, glimpse more of the whole truth. So, welcome pilgrim! Because I’m a firm believer that whether or not you have already walked or are interested in walking the Camino de Santiago, or a pilgrimage at all, guess what? …YOU’RE ALREADY ON ONE! Helpful hint: If you love descriptive or philosophical ponderings..stick to the even-numbered episodes. If you appreciate imagination, faith and asking what could be…go for the odds. But I hope you can listen to all.
Sincerely-Hollee Brock

WHOLEHEARTED THANKS to: ***Kellie Haddock- beautiful person/amazing musician IG @kelliehaddockmusic and @kelliehaddock for the use of “Eden’s Dream” with Ben Shive and Sarah Masen ***Brock Rustand for being an anchor & doing some impressive audio engineering ***Krue for you ***Ella for your spiral ***my Mom=best cheerleader ever ***Gayle for the graphics ***my priceless family and friends who cheered for me while I was on this pilgrimage-both walking and writing ***Chattanooga for being awesome ***Sockwell Socks for being the best socks ever & constant Camino companions ***All the people who maintain, support, and cheer along the Camino de Santiago! A word about me in the words of Jehanne de Quillan (in the introduction to The Gospel of the Beloved Companion)- “…being neither an academic nor a scholar by profession, I realized that rather than a hindrance, the slack granted me a freedom that would likely be unavailable to those closely guarding the reputations within their chosen field. Not having a reputation to lose means that one can proceed with one’s work without concern for the ripples that it might generate among those who oppose one’s conclusions.”
Sincerely- Hollee Brock

Categories: Religion & Spirituality

Tags: Adventure, Camino de Santiago, pilgrimage, Santiago, Stories

Just two teenagers talking about life.

Categories: Comedy

Two long-time friends and musicians talk about music, life, society, technology and so many other fun and interesting things in this podcast aimed at trying to understand why we get dumber as we get wiser.

Categories: Music, Society & Culture

Tags: art, creativity, Culture, Entertainment, music, social, Society, tattoos, Technology, travel

Made Up Murder is a show where five improvisers, armed with a few suggestions of character, create a story: a story that ends.. in MURDER!

Categories: Comedy

In each episode, three opinionated people introduce a hot take and discuss.

Categories: Comedy

Travel and taste with me as I tour North America playing with the Circus and Circus Coffee, continuing on my quest for the “Best Mocha Latte in the World.” Each week will include interviews with coffee professionals, really cool people that like coffee, highlights of each town’s local coffee scene, topics of coffee and circus interest, as well as exclusive music from Moddog…..this just might be the best coffee talk of your week! [itunes pic]
I filmed this at a pilot/concept back in 2008. Enjoy!

Categories: Arts

Tags: bean, Boy, cafe, caffe, cappuccino, circus

Listen to veterinary professionals from the Beef Cattle Institute at Kansas State University talk about a variety of topics within the beef industry.

Categories: Education, Science

Tags: BCI, beef cattle, Cattle Chat

A complete waste of time.

Categories: Comedy

Tags: Comedy, facebook, Los Angeles, Podcast, Twitter

This podcast is written and produced by psychiatry residents at the University of Toronto and is aimed at medical students and residents. Listeners will learn about fundamental and more advanced topics in psychiatry as our resident team explore these topics with world-class psychiatrists at U of T and abroad.

Categories: Education, Health & Fitness

Diary of a Nation is a podcast exploring the human experience.

Categories: Society & Culture

Join host Ty McDonald on a 2000 mile van trip around the Pacific Northwest corner of the USA — interviews, chance encounters, musings, and observations from a simple adventure on the road.

Categories: Society & Culture

Tags: Adventure, documentary, Journals, Oregon, Pacificnorthwest, PNW, roadtrip, solotrip, van, vanlife, washington

Each week Emma Barnett meets the person at the heart of a news story to find out what really happened and how their life changed overnight.

Categories: History

“Save the planet.” It’s a simple yet powerful call to action. We’re at a watershed moment in the climate crisis. It’s no secret that we’re here because we haven’t always shown up for the planet. Nevertheless, the planet has always shown up for us. So, for Season Two of A Little Green, we’re reconnecting with the environment by exploring the many ways it saves us. You’ll hear real stories, told by the people who lived them, of lives saved, changed, inspired, and transformed by the endless power of nature and this beautiful place we call home. A Little Green is a short podcast series by Avocado Green Brands.

Categories: Science, Society & Culture

Tags: carbon, climate, climate crisis, eco-friendly, environment, environmentalism, global heating, global warming, Green, greenwashing, nature, Personal Stories, storytelling

This is the M&M Connect Podcast. Join hosts Mike Elrod and Matthew Frech as they discuss their thoughts on the weekly Connect Group reading from the Bible. Check back for weekly episodes or when the guys record next.

Categories: Religion & Spirituality

Punchy stories from my lived experiences, capturing relatable truths about life.

Categories: Society & Culture

A Podcast at the crossroads of life and business dedicated to inspiring young professionals seeking meaningful work. Life’s too short to be anything but awesome. Hosted by Erica Zendell and Lily Chen in Cambridge, MA. #bizoba Share your #momentofawesome on any social platform Twitter/Facebook/Instagram to be featured on an episode! Follow our Spotify “Bizoba Power Songs” playlist!

Categories: Business