Random EPISODIC Podcasts

Discussing the topics that Gen Z is always thinking about, from the voices of Gen Z, and an occasional expert.

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Categories: Society & Culture

Tags: Arts, Culture, EPISODIC, gen z, human interest, opinion, pop culture, Social Commentary, Society, weekly

Welcome to Decrypted, Ars Technica’s weekly podcast that follows TV shows like Mr. Robot and Westworld. We’ll be diving into the shows in a way only Ars can—which is to say it’ll be thorough, we’ll talk with experts, and no detail is too minute or nerdy. Mr. Robot S2 starts 7/13/16. Westworld starts 10/2/16.

Categories: Society & Culture, Technology, TV & Film

Tags: arstechnica, EPISODIC, hacking, mrrobot, popculture, robot, science, tech, tv, Westworld

Welcome to Cobbler’s Gulch! Fair warning: As a visitor to Cobbler’s Gulch, there’s a better than even chance that you will encounter the following: pirates, circus folk, roughnecks, dwarves of various sizes and temperaments, dragon slayers, and a menagerie of monsters including goblins, tuxedo-wearing frogs, screaming scarecrows, witches, and many others that have yet to be properly named. If the above list makes you feel uncomfortable, please know there will also be adventure, whimsy, magic, bold acts of derring-do, and lots and lots and lots of goats. So many goats. Consider yourself warned! If you’re still wondering if this show is for you, know this: The story is a celebration of adventure and fantasy, of fiction and storytelling, of gut-busting laughs and the occasional spooky turn. It’s about friendship and turning your flaws into a force with which to be reckoned. It’s for kids, yes. Or children if you’re puttin’ on airs. But it’s also for those of us in charge of kids or children, particularly those of us who may have forgotten how much adventure is still out there. We of Cobbler’s Gulch hope this story helps you remember. We hope you join us. Either way, we offer you this: never let a goblin get your goat.

Categories: Arts, Fiction, Kids & Family

Tags: Adventure, EPISODIC, fairytales, family, fantasy, fiction, Funny, Kids, narrative, orphans, storytelling, Sweet

High-stakes ethics decisions are common in health care. What should you do? Each month, the AMA Journal of Ethics’ podcast, Ethics Talk, features interviews with influential experts and leaders on a wide range of cultural, historical, legal, and social topics in health care ethics. We sort through interesting, important, and difficult questions, talk about how to weigh competing values, and offer strategies for navigating real world tough cases.

Categories: Health & Fitness

Tags: advocacy, bioethics, EPISODIC, ethics, health, Healthcare, interview, law, legal, Philosophy

The world of video production is a complex and draining one. We take time to talk to the most experienced in the industry about all sides of production. From how to manage your time to what do you do when you are starting a production company. This is much more than a filmmaker podcast, this is about your business, health, relationships, marketing, and all things production.

Categories: Arts, Business, TV & Film

Tags: agency, business, cinema, cinematography, commercial, corporate, creative, EPISODIC, feature, filmmaker, life, production, television, video, video production

A candid look into van life. This is the dirty side of living on the road, the trials, errors and accomplishments that comes with this lifestyle. Episodes uploaded weekly for a real-time listen as we journey through mountains and plains together. Buckle up and enjoy the adventure!

Categories: Comedy, Education, Society & Culture

Tags: Adventure, canadian, country living, death country, DIY, EPISODIC, journey, life on the road, nature, nomadic living, off grid, outlaw country, self help, solo travel, travel, vanlife

Chapter and Multiverse is a brand-new actual play podcast, using multiple game systems of different genres to explore the city of Chapter. Every new campaign is set in the same city, but in a different alternate universe. ​

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One season, Chapter may be a medieval fantasy town complete with monarchs, magic and monsters, but another season, it may be a gritty futuristic metropolis where corporations control everyone’s daily lives. Along the way the Eternal Tavern Keeper guides the listeners, and the characters, in their journeys through Chapter and beyond.​

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Same city. Different universes. Infinite stories.

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Categories: Arts, Fiction, Leisure

Tags: actual play, chap, chapter, EPISODIC, fantasy, multiverse, Podcast, rq, rq network, rqg, rusty quill, rusty quill gaming, rusty quill podcasts, Sci-Fi, ttrpg

Kate Vlasek and Lauryn Hunter are two women in their mid-thirties who generally geek out about all things pop culture, particularly nostalgic pop culture. A spur-of-the-moment purchase of a random assortment of Baby-Sitters Club books on eBay sparked the excitement that would become Generation BSC. And what is Generation BSC? First, it’s a micro-generation Kate and Lauryn have identified with between Generation X and Millennials. This micro-generation has also been called the Oregon Trail Generation, Generation Catalano, the Star Wars Generation, Xennials, and Elder Millennials – essentially, for our purposes, those born between 1980 and 1985 who would have read Baby-Sitters Club books as they were being released in the late 80s and early 90s. (As an aside, we’ve come to realize since starting our journey with the Baby-Sitters Club, however, that Generation BSC really is anyone who has grown or is growing up with the BSC, but we’re examining it from our perspective in particular.) Second, it’s a biweekly episodic podcast where Kate and Lauryn revisit each book in the Baby-Sitters Club series both looking back at how they approached the topics and themes when they read the books as children and comparing that with how they approach the same topics and themes in 2019 (and beyond). Eventually, the podcast will include guests and “Very Special Episodes” where Kate and Lauryn visit other pop culture from the same era and later, using the Baby-Sitters Club and Generation BSC as a jumping off point for discussion. Whether you’ve loved the Baby-Sitters Club since childhood or are jumping in for the first time, you’ll have a great time reading along with Kate and Lauryn. Generation BSC logo created by Jordyn Hunter.

Categories: Arts, Comedy, Society & Culture

Tags: babysitters, babysitters club, Books, EPISODIC, Podcast, reread