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Join Boston’s Funniest Little Boys Ben and Tom as they tell jokes, deliver scathing reviews, and discuss today’s most burning topics. Politics, Religion, Food, Entertainment, and Business are just some of the ALWAYS HILARIOUS subjects the boys will help you navigate with their patented charm, wit, and extremely good looks.
Categories: Comedy
Interviews and Performances with Classical Musicians, Opera and Theater-makers, Writers, Artists, and Photographers
[Pamela Talese Painting on Site at Water Tower by Stazione Termini, Piazza di San Lorenzo.]
The distinguished old master dealer, Robert Simon, held his first exhibition of a contemporary artist this past November and December. Entitled The Third Rome : Allegorical Landscapes of the Modern City, it was devoted to the current work of Pamela Talese, a Brooklyn-based painter known for her haunting views of gritty industrial sites around the Navy Yard and Red Hook. Brought to Rome for the first time in twenty-two years by a fellowship at the American Academy and following up a suggestion by an architectural historian she met there, she began to explore more recent neighborhoods outside the historical center. By “more recent,” I mean areas developed in the 1920s and 1930s, that is, the Fascist Era. Exploring the neighborhoods on her bicycle with her painting box and folding easel strapped on, Ms. Talese felt attracted to certain buildings that stood out for their clean, simple lines and elegant design. These were prime examples of Fascist architecture—modest, functional residential edifices, utilitarian civic structures, and a few public buildings. Virtually none of these appear in the surveys of Fascist architecture—with one notable exception, the Foro Italico (formerly called the Foro Mussolini).
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Categories: Arts
Moments In Time with ApostleC
Categories: Religion & Spirituality
Welcome to the Official Bettie Page Podcast, hosted by Mark Mori, the director of Bettie Page Reveals All, and psychotherapist and journalist Tori Rodriguez. Join us in celebrating this timeless global icon while exploring a wide range of topics that are relevant to her legacy — including sexuality, creativity, mental health, aging, body positivity, fitness, feminism and more!
Categories: Arts, Health & Fitness, TV & Film
In today’s social media culture, it’s easy to look around and believe that everyone else has life figured out. But things aren’t always as they appear! Each week, fashion designer, NYT bestselling author and lifestyle expert, Lauren Conrad will host a variety of experts for candid conversations on everything from life, love, and business! Whether it’s the ideal seven-minute morning beauty regimen, how to snap that perfect IG-worthy flat lay or tips for tricking party guests into believing you’re a gourmet chef, Conrad’s guests will offer listeners tips for quickly navigating a Pinterest-obsessed world, as well as offering a healthy dose of reality. Because life isn’t always about knowing how to do everything perfectly yourself; it’s about knowing the people who do!
Categories: Arts, Society & Culture
This podcast from India focuses on the latest campaigns and trends in marketing, learnings and chats with the experts to get you all excited about the world of marketing.
Categories: Business
A podcast by the Parent Action Network (PAN), a division of Smart Approaches to Marijuana (SAM), dedicated to amplifying the voices of parents whose lives have been devastated by the harmful effects of marijuana. Each episode features personal interviews with parents sharing their heart-wrenching stories of loss, addiction, and the impact on their families. Through these powerful narratives, PAN aims to educate, inspire, and mobilize listeners to take action against the widespread dangers of marijuana use.
Categories: Society & Culture
Tags: addiction, cannabis, Drug Policy, marijuana, marijuana harm, parents, public health, public safety
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Categories: Arts
Kabitzing Around the Cauldron is part of WitchyFM – All things Witchy. Produced by Lisa Z Creative promoting positivity, creativity, and community. Follow us on the socials WitchyFM
Categories: Education
Welcome to the Becoming a Beast BookClub. We read just a little bit each day to have a dramatic impact on our lives. You will find Dailey readings, Group discussions and so much more.
Categories: Education
Renowned relationship therapists, Doug Jensen and Dr. Talia Jackson explore the ins and outs of relationships in the new podcast, We’re Not Fine. Exploring relationship boundaries beyond dating, the podcast will also examine relationships with our community, friends, family, marriage and even within oneself. No topic is off limits and our audience is encouraged to submit their own questions to challenge the team and their guests. https://werenotfine.com Instagram: @werenotfinepod Twitter:@werenotfine Facebook: @werenotfine
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Categories: Education, Society & Culture
Veterans and their allies lead an American revival.
Categories: Society & Culture
Every mom needs a group of women in their corner cheering them on! At Table Talk for Moms we sit down together each week to tackle difficult topics of motherhood. From mental health, relationships, tips, shortcuts, and so much more. Listen while we bring on professionals in different fields, moms of all kinds. Table Talk for Mom’s is the best way to get in your girl time, while feeling support and uplifted by other women in your shoes.
Categories: Health & Fitness, Kids & Family
Tags: bodyimage, friendship, marriage, mentalhealth, sisters, sixsisters
My name is Jay Dyer and I have been working with athletes as a strength and conditioning coach for over 20 years. It’s a complex relationship, I’ve implored them to endure challenges and push them to uncomfortable places. They have all thought or muttered phrases not approved for all audiences. However, between sessions, sets and reps there is the filler. The group chats, punch lines and topics that must be explored, discussed and dissected. I’m excited to dig in and I hope you will join us.
Categories: Leisure
Just some friends chit chatting about various topics that capture our interest. We chat about RHOP, Bet presents, queer stories/narratives, personal situations, dating failures and other shenanigans. We post once a week Mondays at 4-40pm (Unless otherwise stated)
Categories: Society & Culture
A place where anyone can come join us and listen to why men ain’t shit.
Categories: TV & Film
Welcome to the Pod, this podcast is centered around the many diverse and unique people I’m surrounded by each day and the interviews I get to conduct with them. Find out more about who they are, where they came from and how they came to become professional performers, stunts or otherwise. They have some truly interesting stories that I’m privileged to share here.
Categories: Arts, Health & Fitness, Sports
Tags: Athlete, circus, Disney, Disney on Ice, Feld Entertainment, Marvel, Motocross, Performer, stuntman, stunts, Touring, trials
Co-hosts Jonah and Courtney welcome you to Love Food Hate Money, the life motto turned podcast of two kids who grew up together in the food and beverage industry.
Categories: Arts, Comedy, Society & Culture