EdTech Stories is a narrative storytelling podcast which profiles the origins behind the technology transforming the way we teach and learn.
Categories: Education, Technology
Tags: documentary, EdTech, Education, educationtechnology, howibuiltthis, ICT, instruction, instructional, ISTE, narrative, origin, startup, storytelling, teacher, Technology, technologyintegrations, techology
Running from the law? Looking for a place to retire or simply want to know what it’s like to live in another country? Expat Sandwich, hosted by Marty Walker, features an eclectic range of expats sharing the best, the weirdest and the worst of living abroad. Learn more at expatsandwich.com
Categories: Society & Culture
Tags: abroad, american, emigration, expat, immigration, narrative, passport, Retirement, Stories, study, VIsa
A podcast about narrative video games hosted by internet bon vivant PushingUpRoses and special boy Matt Aukamp.
Categories: Leisure
Tags: Adventure Games, Classic Gaming, games, gaming, Graphic Adventures, indie games, Lucasarts, narrative, PushingUpRoses, Retro Games, sierra, video games
How Story Works is a podcast for everyone who loves stories. If you’re a writer, understanding how story works will help you craft better stories. If you’re a lover of stories, the podcast will give you added insight into your favorite tales, and extend the toolset you use to better understand the stories you love. Join NYT bestselling author and story expert Lani Diane Rich as she demystifies stories and storytelling, allowing you to better write and appreciate the stories you love.
Categories: Arts, Society & Culture
Tags: Chipperish, Diane, how, Lani, media, narrative, Rich, Stories, story, storytelling, theory, works, writers, writing
Outdoor stories and sounds. Joyful journeys, place based predicaments, and adventures of questionable significance. Never featuring gear reviews or interviews about trail running, sailing, rock climbing, bike touring, or kayaking. Broadcasting from Brevard, North Carolina.
Categories: Society & Culture, Sports
Tags: backpacking, biketouring, hiking, kayaking, narrative, outdoors, rockclimbing, sailing, trailrunning
Recovery: Through My Eyes, a podcast by Healing Transitions, is an in-depth exploration of addiction and recovery – told by those who have experienced it first-hand. Each episode, you will hear a first-person perspective of someone who struggled with drug or alcohol addiction, and the pathway they took to live a new life in recovery. People can and do recover from the disease of addiction. And these are their stories. Healing Transitions is a 501(c)3 nonprofit in Raleigh that serves homeless, underserved, and uninsured individuals struggling with alcoholism and other drug addictions in Wake County, North Carolina.
Categories: Health & Fitness, Society & Culture
Tags: addiction, alcohol, alcoholism, cocaine, crack, documentary, Drinking, drug, drug abuse, Drug Use, drugs, first person, heroin, Homeless, homelessness, Meth, narrative, north carolina, overcoming, perspective, point of view, Raleigh, Recovery, Stories, substance abuse, substance use, weed
Weekly podcast focused on Warhammer 40k. We have tournament tips, Warhammer 40k codex reviews, vendor spotlights, community highlight segments and Black Library author interviews.
Categories: Uncategorised
Tags: 40k, age, armada, forge, ftn, gaming, hobby, Lovecraft, modeling, narrative, of, painting, robotech, sigmar, star, The, tpm, warhammer, Warhammer40K, wars, wing, X
Little-known histories from Central & Eastern Europe that changed our world… Heard of how The Rolling Stones played for the Communist Party? The bear who fought in WWII? Or the man who single-handedly created an entire language? Each episode of our narrative podcast tells incredible stories that all have one thing in common: the Eastern West. #SFTEW
Categories: History, Society & Culture
Special Agents Sally Pierce and Tad Marshall investigate a series of mysterious deaths in the seaside town of Burns, Alaska, following the arrival of a strange newcomer – a loner by the name Logan. Thanks for listening on Apple Podcasts!
Categories: Arts
The Ruby Ridge raid, the Waco siege at the Branch Davidian compound, the Oklahoma City bombing, the Jan. 6 insurrection… they are all explosive moments in recent U.S. history. But connect the dots between these—and other—seemingly disparate, violent events, and you’ll answer some of the most existential questions facing the U.S. today: How did America get the far right so wrong? What will it take now to get it right?
In LONG SHADOW’s first season, host Garrett Graff examined the lingering questions of 9/11, the worst terrorist attack on U.S. soil. Season two, LONG SHADOW: RISE OF THE AMERICAN FAR RIGHT, explores how the modern domestic extremist movement grew from a fatal shootout on a mountain top in Idaho, was fanned by a fiery fiasco on the plains of Texas, and ultimately led to a riot on the steps of the U.S. Capitol in Washington D.C.
Crackling with rich archival tape and riveting eyewitness and expert interviews, this seven-episode narrative podcast examines a thread of history that’s vitally relevant to our current political climate. It will help listeners understand why the fringe is overrunning the mainstream, conspiracy theorists have captured offices in Congress, and peaceful protests are turning into riots. How did we get here? Find out by following and listening to LONG SHADOW: RISE OF THE AMERICAN FAR RIGHT.
Co-produced by Long Leadand Campside Media
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Categories: History
Tags: 9/11, America, anniversary, narrative, terrorism
Welcome to the Narratives of North Broad Podcast! We believe in stories. We believe stories heal, inspire, build community, and can change the world.This podcast will celebrate the stories of those at Temple Health. We will ask our guests about their paths to medicine, what they are most passionate about in medicine today, the challenges and rewards of working at Temple, how they find balance in their lives, and what advice they have for students and trainees. There are so many people throughout our community who help make this an incredible place in North Philadelphia. Hosts are Hank Davis, a medical student at the Lewis Katz School of Medicine (LKSOM) at Temple University in Philadelphia, and Michael Vitez, a Pulitzer Prize winning journalist who is now the Director of the Narrative Medicine program at LKSOM. Instagram: @narrativesofnorthbroad
Categories: Arts, Education, Health & Fitness
Tags: doctor, health, Healthcare, hospital, medical school, Medicine, narrative, physician, residency, Stories, surgery, Temple University
Originally the Dungeons and Pop Network feed for the original podcast. Now the feed for legacy games such as We’re Not In Kansas Anymore and other older campaigns getting a shot in the heart. Other Podcasts in our new Network: D&P – Stories & Steins D&P – Aberrant Adventures Infinite Nerd Theorem Three Besties and a Guestie Talk Anything with Cass
Tags: actual play, dnd5e, Indy TTRPGS, monster of the week, narrative, Sentai, ttrpg, variety show
Challenges can feel like a definitive ending, but they can actually be a new beginning. Part narrative non-fiction and part memoir, Season 1 of Initiate explores the resilience of women through authentic, intergenerational conversations on a monthly basis. Join storyteller and purpose-seeker Sarah Kyo as she meets women of a certain age, a.k.a. “experienced women,” who’ve taken a self-reflective, proactive approach to their life transitions. Words of wisdom will not only inspire listeners, but also empower our host, as she navigates her early 30s. Sometimes, the best way to find your path is to learn from someone who has already blazed a trail.
Categories: Business, Society & Culture
Tags: initiate, life transitions, Memoir, narrative, new beginnings, Non-fiction, resilience, storytelling, women, womxn, womyn
Stories and profiles of compelling people impacted by all degrees of vision loss and disability. Plus, Reid explores his own experiences becoming blind as an adult in his unique way pairing his words with audio and sound design.
Categories: Society & Culture
Tags: accessibility, acquireddisability, adaptation, adjustment, AudioDescription, black, blind, disability, lowvision, narrative, sightloss, storytelling, visionloss, visuallyimpaired
Listen to the entire epic series, which follows Survivors in Los Angeles after the world has been turned upside down.
It begins with “A Story of Survival” which spans from Chapters 1-48. Our survivors band together, fortify a safe haven known as the Tower, and discover that the Infected are far from the biggest threat they will have to face.
The adventure continues with two mini-series:
“Lockdown” – A small group of inmates and prison guards are trapped in the T-block at Twin Towers Jail. They are forced to work together and find a way to escape while the rest of the world ends around them.
“Goldrush” – Set 17 years after the main events of “A Story of Survival”, this is a recollection story that describes the efforts of the four Soldiers as they attempt a side mission to retrieve a suspected stash of gold bullion.
Our newest season is “We’re Alive: Descendants”:
The story of survival continues; the fight is not over.
18 years after the Outbreak, the world is starting to re-organize and rebuild, but many different forms of humanity are still struggling to survive in the aftermath. Nicholas Tink grew up in the shadow of his father- the late, great, Saul Tink. Little does he know that deep in the places where infected dwell, another descendant lies waiting.
Content Warning: This podcast contains descriptions of graphic violence, sexual references, and strong language. Listener discretion is advised.
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Tags: Adventure, horror, infected, multi-cast, narrative, post-apocalypse, survival, theater for the mind, ZOMBIES
Nominated for BEST PODCAST OF THE YEAR and BEST FICTION SCREENWRITING at the AMBIES 2022!! Also an Official Selection at Tribeca Film Festival! Here’s the deal: Charlie and Amber both suffer from a rare condition that causes them to hallucinate, but when their psychiatrist suddenly goes missing, they rally together with the doctor’s other patients to search for him. Along the way, they encounter secret societies, half-human half-spider centaurs, and a hidden borough of New York under the East River. But how do you find the truth when you can’t tell what’s real?
Categories: Fiction
Tags: Audiodrama, Audiofiction, best, Comedy, drama, fantasy, fiction, narrative, new york, scifi, scripted, Tiff, tribeca, tribecafilmfest
We tackle a theme and go deep giving you documentary stories from a variety of perspectives using layers of sound to take you there. Our new season is called “Divided States: Efforts to Pull Together When Things Fall Apart.” We hear from family members trying to bring their loved ones back from Qanon. We learn about the battle over teaching Ethnic Studies and determining whose stories get told. We go on a journey with some musicians hitting the road when concert halls closed down. And there’s more. Our previous seasons are called “Living and Grieving in a Time of Covid 19.” And “Home: Unsettled.” Each season brought to you by the USC Annenberg School for Communication and Journalism.
Categories: Government, News, Society & Culture
Tags: audio, California, california wild fires, climate change, coronavirus, covid19, documentary, grief, grieving, home, housing, journalism, Los Angeles, narrative, rent, usc annenberg, women in film
CBD users share their personal narratives, which I use as poetry inspiration.
Categories: Health & Fitness, Society & Culture
Tags: Cannabidiol, cbd, ecs, endocannabinoid system, Hemp, narrative, poetry, thc
This is the story of a single mother who went from ordinary housewife in 1925 to one of the UK’s most beloved comedians.
And she has been forgotten by history.
As told by her (great-great) nephew, this five-part podcast looks at Mabel Constanduros ‘s extraordinary journey to becoming a trailblazing creative force in British entertainment for over three decades.
Major shifts in society, media and entertainment, of which Mabel was part, were taking place a century ago – parallels which ring true in today’s world.
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Categories: Arts, History, Society & Culture
Tags: bbc, Biography, broadcast, Comedian, Comedy, documentary, Equality, female, History, life story, mabel constanduros, media, my aunt mabel, narrative, radio
Let’s Get Back To Queer exists to celebrate community and archive the cultures and legacies of Black LGBTQ people through boundary pushing storytelling. From audio-essays, narrative storytelling, interviews, and everything in between, we explore the magical, the mundane, and the messy experiences of Black LGBTQ people.
Categories: Society & Culture
Tags: black, gay, lgbtq, narrative, queer, storytelling, transgender