Tune into Staycation by Localeur as we explore what it means to travel in 2020 and tap in with creatives from around the world from Localeur’s global community.
Categories: Business, Society & Culture
Tags: art, cities, community, experiencelocal, Food, journalism, local, localeur, travel
A discussion featuring Objectivists from the peoples republic of Minnesota.
Categories: Uncategorised
Tags: #aynrand, ayn rand, conversation, Literature, local, objectivism, objectivist, Podcast, purpose
We are Shaleen and Phil 👋🏽 A Berlin based couple that quit their jobs to go on a trip through Latin America for a year. In “we wander why” we attempt to look deeper into the evolution of local customs and cultures: Why can you get fresh baguette everywhere in Tunisia? Why are rules and order so deeply rooted in German culture? Why is Mexico so colourful? With this podcast we attempt to capture the small, unique details we often leave unnoticed but that form the world and culture around us and get to their root by talking to locals and discussing our findings. Listen in to get in touch with the curiosity and wonder you usually only feel when traveling someplace you’ve never been before. Welcome to we wander why!
Categories: Comedy, Society & Culture
Tags: America, around, Culture, Curiosity, curious, customs, interviews, latin, local, locals, observers, phil, research, Shaleen, travel, Traveller, trip, wander, we, we wander why, why, wonder, world
SCV Connected is a brand new podcast with a mission to connect all of us who call Santa Clarita home. Featuring small and local businesses and celebrating those doing meaningful and impactful work, SCV Connected is an opportunity to discover resources, people and incredible stories right here in our backyard.
Categories: Business
Tags: better together, California, community, connect, connected, exploring, Impactful, living socal, local, local businesses, magic mountain, Meaningful, neighbors, rooted, roots, unfiltered, united
What We Do is a documentary podcast series hosted by Doug Fraser. Join in on Doug’s journey as he explores the people behind the most intriguing passions, hobbies, and jobs around the world. From meeting the person who found 17 billion dollars in sunken treasure, to exploring the story of the man behind the voice of animated character Porky-Pig, the topics span far and wide.
Categories: Society & Culture
Tags: Culture, Doug Fraser, hobbies, interviews, jobs, local, national, people, Personal Stories, point of view, profession, profiles, WHRO, WHRV
Plug In To Grow is brought to you by Ecosource; an environmental education non-profit empowering youth and growing green communities. Co-hosted with local urban youth, we explore the stories, people and drivers that are shaping local food, urban agriculture and sustainability in the Region of Peel – the fastest growing municipality in the Golden Horseshoe, Ontario. This podcast is generously supported by the Ontario Trillium Foundation and TELUS Friendly Futures Foundation. We would like to acknowledge that the land on which this podcast was developed is part of the Treaty Lands and Territory of the Mississaugas of the Credit. We recognize this land and pay our respects to the Anishinaabe past, present and future. Visit ecosource.ca to learn more.
Categories: Arts
Tags: community, environment, Food, local, nature, sustainability, youth
Join us on our journey through local breweries in your backyards and ours while we talk about serious yet not so serious topics about, life, family ,and friends.
Categories: Arts, Business, News
Tags: Bar, Beer, ciders, craftbeers, drinks, Entertainment, entreprenuership, hefeweizen, interviews, IPA, local, reviews, stouts
The I Love VB Podcast is a show about the business owners, artists, entrepreneurs and people that make up Virginia Beach, Virginia. Each episode tells the story -the dreams, the setbacks, the successes – behind a particular business and allows us to connect on a deeper level with the people and places we all know and love.
Episode 5 – WE ARE VB is a local non profit whose goal is to help every high school student in Virginia Beach who is considered homeless or at risk. They work to help these students meet their basic needs, knock down barriers in their education, and provide hope for their future. In this episode, we interview Jennifer Dye, the founder of WE ARE VB, as she shares with us the mission, history and impact of the organization. Incredible things are happening through WE ARE VB and this episode is absolutely one we should all hear.
Categories: Business
Tags: artist, bestplacestolive, business, businessowner, Coastal, coastalliving, entrepreneur, entrepreneurship, local, localbusiness, marketing, smallbusiness, storytelling, virginia, virginiabeach
A dorked up local-humor podcast that likes to talk: Fresno, CRAFT BEER, metal, Star Wars, play local music and interview Fresno celebs like Kopi’s Hairpiece.
Categories: Comedy, Music, Society & Culture, TV & Film
Tags: Beer, Comedy, craft, fresno, local, music, Podcast, star, talk, variety, wars
An inclusive audio space, Conscious Chatter opens the door to conversations about our clothing + the layers of stories, meaning and potential impact connected to what we wear. Hosted by Kestrel Jenkins, Conscious Chatter reimagines the narrative around sustainability, explores the importance of resourcefulness, questions conscious consumerism, and works to deconstruct how oppressive systems impact the sustainable fashion space.
Categories: Arts, Society & Culture
Tags: consciouschatter, consciousconsumer, ethicalfashion, fashionrevolution, futureoffashion, local, organic, sustainability, whomademyclothes
THROW AWAY YOUR RADIO AND LISTEN UP!!! A showcase of new and undiscovered bands with a fresh approach to underground music that’s too hardcore for corporate controlled, commercial driven radio stations. This music isn’t for your momma or your daddy. It’s time to get down and dirty! Forget what you thought you knew about “music” spoon fed to you by the mass media. Sit down, shut up, and listen.
Categories: Uncategorised
Tags: baltimore, band, crazy, Critic, DC, death, God, Hardcore, Insane, itunes, local, maryland, Metal, music, Podcast, porn, punk, sound, thrash, underground, unsound
Thespis In The Green Room is a podcast from the Upstate of South Carolina covering local, national, and international topics in theatre, performing arts, and the business of show. Hosts: Melanie Ann Wiliford and Bruce Meahl
Tags: Acting, actor, actress, agent, artistic, Arts, artsmanagement, auditions, boxoffice, Broadway, Bruce, business, Casting, communitytheatre, costume, creative, design, directing, director, drama, edinburgh, Entertainment, events, Festival, fringe, funding, fundraising, Glasgow, grants, greenroom, Greenville, industry, international, lighting, live, local, London, meahlbrucemeahl, MELANIE, melanieannwiliford, musicals, national, newyork, Performer, performingarts, plays, Playwright, Podcast, Producer, producing, professionaltheatre, Props, Regional, Scotland, script, show, Showbusiness, sound, southcarolina, spartanburg, stage, stagemanagement, theatre, theatremajor, thespis, ticket, upstate, westend, wiliford
Recorded in kitchens, garages, and studio apartments all across the country, drummer of Uh Huh Baby Yeah and pop culture enthusiast Sean Thriller Smith takes on the wild world of podcasting with “Sean Vs. Wild”. Party with Sean as he sits down with up-and-comers, current stars, and legends in the fields of music, movies, modeling, art, and entertainment to discuss life on the road, argue over movies, and deliver insights to influence and inspire others to follow their dreams. All while enjoying a cold beverage or two. Tune In and Wild Out!
Tags: art, band, bands, Drinking, drinks, drummer, drums, Entertainment, Host, indiana, kentucky, life, local, Louisville, Movies, music, national, Podcast, radio, sean, shaun, Shawn, show, smith, talk, Talkshow, thriller, tour, Versus, vs, wild
Hey Amarillo is a weekly, one-on-one interview podcast hosted by Jason Boyett, and featuring the people and stories of Amarillo, Texas.
Categories: Society & Culture
Tags: Amarillo, amarilloleaders, amarillonews, amarillotexas, amarillotourism, amarillotravel, interview, local, localpodcast, localpolitics, panhandle, personalities, Texas, texaspanhandle
Public Affairs show presenting uncompromisingly radical political analyses of current events featuring commentary and interviews from radical journalists, organizers and activists.
Categories: Education, Society & Culture, Technology
Tags: affairs, business, careers, Culture, local, News, Politics, public, Society, WPFW
Locals only is a phrase that is often used to invoke a sense of belonging. It is associated with secret surf spots, hidden gems in the shape of restaurants, and private clubs built around closely held secrets. In today’s world, those things are a lot harder to keep under wraps. The internet has allowed us to discover things that would have once only been known to those who lived in the area. Wanna know the best local restaurant in the town your in? Google it. Wanna know where the sweetest skate spot is within ten miles? Transworld has probably written an article on it. Wanna go swim at a hidden waterfall? Someone has probably blogged about it at least once or twice. The truth is that there are few things left in our society that can be protected by the slogan of “Locals Only”. For a lot of people, particularly those associated with these “hidden gems”, this may be seen as a bad thing. But, in other ways it is a good thing. One of those ways is within the local music scene. Locals Only is a podcast built upon this idea. It exists in order to promote, support, and improve the local scene in any way possible. It looks to capitalize on the age of information by connecting fans to new music, even if that music exists thousands of miles away. Why shouldn’t an awesome band in Michigan be loved by kids in Georgia? Why shouldn’t touring bands play to people who have actually heard of them before, instead of silent crowds who don’t know the lyrics? With the amount of information that we have at our fingertips, we can be “locals” basically anywhere. Locals Only wants to take advantage of this. We want the local scene to reach much farther than one city, state, or region. Locals Only believes that every musician deserves a chance to be heard, that every fan deserves a chance to hear, and that every local scene should get the credit that it is due. We want to support the scene in every way possible whether that means interviewing artists, discussing issues within the culture, or providing support for venues near and far. The exclusionary history of the phrase “locals only” comes from he desire to keep the thing in question from being perverted, commercialized, or ruined by outsiders. It is this sort of commitment that has made local music scenes so great. Locals Only is committed to the local scene. Not OUR local scene, but ALL local scenes. We want to be a partner and a helping hand to fans, bands, and venues alike. However, we dont want to be the only ones. We would love for you to be a part of what we are doing. If you’re down with that then we’re down with you. Let’s grow the scene together.
Categories: Music
This podcast is about Local Economic Development (LED). The authors will discuss interesting topics in the field of LED. Industry experts will be interviewed and practical tools will be discussed.
Categories: Business, Society & Culture
Tags: development, economic, LED, local, territorial
A podcast dedicated to the local music scene in Charlotte, North Carolina. The show host speaks with local musicians, music venues, shop owners and artisans in around the Charlotte metro region.
Categories: Music
Tags: Charlotte, local, matthewablan, music, northcarolina, queencity
Brick & Order is back for a second season! Brought to you by Faire, the online wholesale marketplace that connects independent retailers with the best brands and makers to help them build thriving businesses. Over the last year, local retail has changed. But despite facing challenges like never before, entrepreneurs like you have continued to innovate and keep your foot on the gas in order to better serve your communities and customers. We’re constantly inspired by Faire’s customers and how they’ve been able to build, grow, and adapt to this new landscape. Our second season will feature the first-hand stories of triumphs, growing pains, and advice for the year ahead from entrepreneurs – just like you.
Categories: Arts, Business, News
Tags: coronavirus, entrepreneurship, faire, local, makers, retail, retailers, wholesale
Daily News Grinder covers everything from national, local, to entertainment and sports. We go live every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday 12PM CT.
Categories: Technology, TV & Film
Tags: breaking, Chicago, Entertainment, journalism, local, millennial, News, Podcast, Politics, SPorts, tv