Humble Mumbles is a bumptious feminist podcast of a social-psychological nature featuring searing cultural criticism, psychological investigation and interstitial singing.
Categories: Arts, Society & Culture
Tags: feminist, gender, philadelphia, Podcast, power, queer, spoken, word
“How to like things” is a podcast hosted by Adam Waldron-Blain where he talks about specific little things a lot. Hopefully it is going to be awkward and maybe funny or sad at different times but also interesting in a way that certain people will like. http://howtolikethings.tumblr.com
howtolikethings.substack.com
Categories: Arts, Society & Culture
Tags: art, criticism, design, interview, review, spoken, Stories, storytelling
Belfast-born Melbourne-based songwriter and producer Andy White has a new podcast series based around the writing and recording of ‘AT’, the album he released with Tim Finn earlier this year.
As in the first series, when he went track by track with latest solo album ‘This garden is only temporary’, Andy looks at a song a week to show how layers of lyrics and music work together, ideas appear, and surprises are welcomed.
In both series, Andy plays excerpts from the master tapes and discusses process, influences and inspirations. Each episode ends with a different version of the song from the one you’ll find on the released recording.
If the underlying theme of Series 1 was “How to make an album”, Series 2 is “How to co-write an album”. There are even more ways to write songs or record when two people are involved. And if you are old friends and bandmates, you don’t need to be in the same room together.
“If you want to express something but don’t know how to express it—tell the truth. This is powerful.”
Categories: Music
Tags: #melbourne, album, Belfast, commentary, Irish, music, poetry, production, recording, songwriting, spoken, word
Nice to meet you ya all. Come & Join me on my heavenly adventures exploring the Kingdom Realms of heaven. Interacting & encountering with Angels.
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EPISODE DESCRIPTION
On a warm sunny afternoons visit to Porten Cross Castle West Kilbride. We ventured up the winding steep stairway emerging out on the turret. The stunning breath taking senery, views far and wide. Lance stories flow forth from remembrance of the places he had resently visited. His incredible knowledge and love of the journeys of the Celtic Saints of Scotland’s. The history is rich the radical faith in God, deep intimacy with the father, manifestation of the power of the Holy Spirit unlike anything seen in our modern age.
Check out Lance canter’s brillant video series ‘In the Footsteps of the Celtic Saints’
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCSOZULYzawEOH-jnqqRwhnA
Music by Rob Townely, an innovative guitarist www.robtguitar.com
Keep your eyes peeled for more in this series of the Celtic Saints https://www.janeschroeder.com/podcast
A massive heart felt apprecation and a big thank you to all our podcast followers, Shalom & blessings,
love ya all!
Categories: Music
Katie is an ordinary girl apart from one thing – she’s a witch and can do magic spells. Her stories are among the most popular at Storynory.com. Her stories are written by Bertie and read by Natasha.
Categories: Arts, Kids & Family
Ask Roulette is a conversation series in which strangers ask each other questions, live on stage. It’s a mix of conversation, comedy, and storytelling — there’s also music. David Plotz of Slate calls it “great” and the Observer says it’s one of NYC’s 10 Best Podcasts. The podcast features highlights from our live events at Housing Works Bookstore in New York, including appearances by special guests. Past guests have included Robert Krulwich of Radiolab, Kurt Braunohler, Julie Klausner, Baratunde Thurston, Kevin Allison of RISK, and many many more. Ask Roulette is hosted by Jody Avirgan, a producer at WNYC Radio in New York. More, including information about attending the live show, at www.askroulette.net www.askroulette.net | @AskRoulette | facebook.com/askroulette
Tags: Comedy, conversation, live, spoken, word
Fear on Demand is an ongoing series of horror and suspense short stories by some of the most talented writers in the horror field. Listen for a shiver. You’ll find strange, twisted and frightening stories of fear, suspense and the supernatural. Not for the faint of heart. Contains adult themes and language. Listener discretion is advised.
Categories: Arts
Tags: Allen, audiobooks, Charles, Fear, fiction, Genre, Gore, Gramlich, horror, Literature, Monsters, MYSTERY, Podcast, Sallee, Scream, short, Sidney, Slasher, Splatter, spoken, Stories, Suspense, Vampires, Wayne, Williams, word
The Freedom Verse Cafe mix-tapes are a special edition of the FVC radio broadcast. These compilations are designed to further promote the artists featured on them, and I highly encourage all to support each of the artists in the best way you can. Feel free to hit me up on Twitter @freedomverse or by email at freedomversecafe@gmail.com
Categories: Arts
Spoken word literature featuring counter-culture literary stalwarts – from the Russians to the Beats – read by host Dave Thorvald Olson – along with original freeverse poetry, fiction and expository writing, with occasional rambling discourse and conversation, often with eclectic field music, always recorded spontaneously at some splendid locale.
Categories: Arts, Society & Culture
Tags: Brautigan, dave, daveo, Daveolson, discourse, freeverse, guitar, jazz, kerouac, literary, Literature, Philosophy, poetry, Rousseau, Salinger, snyder, spoken, spokenword, spontiety, Thoreau, thorvald, tolstoy, uncle, uncleweed, weed, word
Hi, I’m Kayray and I love to read out loud. In this podcast, I’ll read to you from some of my very favorite kids’ books. I’d rather read than edit, so I don’t edit my recordings; you get to hear the mistakes and everything (there aren’t usually very many). Just pretend I’m right there reading you a bedtime story! 🙂
Categories: Arts
Tags: Books, Children, Kara, kayray, Kids, Literature, read, shallenberg, spoken, word
The So and So Series hosts 3-4 poets each month. Chris Tonelli is host and curator. This podcast is a recording of those events. [itunes pic]
The So and So Series Reading No. 30 The final reading to be held in Boston. At the Distillery in South Boston, MA on Saturday, October 11, 2008 This month’s poets are Dorothea Lasky, Dara Weir, and James Tate! Due to technical difficulties, only portions of the recordings were captured. Part Two features the words and poems of James Tate. The final installment of the this series of broadsides is also here. This month’s artist is Robert daVies. For more information on the Manila Broadsides and our collaboration with this small press, visit: http://rope-a-dope-press.blogspot.com/ All rights reserved. Look for our readings come 2009 in North Carolina. About the Poets: Dorothea Lasky was born in St. Louis in 1978. She is the author of the full-length collection of poems, AWE (Wave Books, 2007), as well as the chapbooks Alphabets and Portraits and The Hatmaker’s Wife. She has attended Harvard University and the University of Massachusetts, Amherst. She currently lives in Philadelphia, where she co-edits the Katalanché Press chapbook series and is pursuing her doctorate in education from the University of Pennsylvania. Dara Wier is the author of ten collections of poetry, most recently Remnants of Hannah and Reverse Rapture (Wave Books, 2006 and 2005, respectively). She has received awards from the Guggenheim Foundation, the NEA and The American Poetry Review. She directs the MFA program for poets and writers at the University of Massachusetts Amherst and co-directs the University of Massachusetts’ Juniper Initiative for Literary Arts and Action. James Tate is the author of numerous books of poetry and prose, most recently The Ghost Soldier (Ecco, 2008). His Selected Poems won the Pulitzer Prize and the William Carlos Williams Award in 1991. His other honors include a National Book Award and fellowships from the Guggenheim Foundation and the National Endowment for the Arts. He teaches at the University of Massachusetts, Amherst.
Categories: Arts
Tags: Boston, Cambridge, poem, poet, poetry, Press, readings, ropeadope, spoken, thesoandsoseries, tonelli, word, writers, writing
The Strange Recital is an audio forum for short fiction. We delight in perceptions of reality that twist and fold in unexpected ways. Each podcast episode runs about 30 minutes and includes a story reading (the Recital), a musical interlude, and an author interview (the Post-Recital)… with a twist. Subscribe to get a new episode once a month.
Categories: Arts
Tags: author, fiction, interview, question, readings, reality, spoken, Stories, strange, Surreal, word
Everything Else We Must Endure allows the reader to peep through domestic doors not fully closed and see the varied interiors of the lives being led, introducing us to memorable characters who remind us that not all action takes place in the spotlight. In these poems, even the mundane sparkles and sometimes it’s the young who have wisdom to spare.
Categories: Arts
Ex Fabula is committed to strengthening community bonds through the art of storytelling. We celebrate the power of true and personal stories to connect individuals through universal experiences. Stories build a neighborhood, stable neighborhoods connect communities, diverse communities strengthen a city. Our goal is to consistently connect storytellers and live audiences throughout the Milwaukee area.
Categories: Society & Culture, Arts
Tags: Ex, Fabula, live, Milwaukee, spoken, Stories, storytelling, word
True, funny, sad, joyous, strange, bawdy, poignant, quirky stories about living life in “Expatria.” Stories told without notes about living in places away from our physical homes but perhaps closer to our hearts.
Categories: Uncategorised
Interviews and readings of monologs and short pieces taken from the hundreds available on G.L.Horton’s web site – StagePage.Info – and available for free to students and to actors for use as audition pieces. [itunes pic]
G.L. spoke to Larry Stark, of Theater Mirror, a while back and I’m just getting around to posting SOME of the hour and a half they recorded. More will come along later. For those of you just joining us, I’d like to recommend you work your way back from the top, rather than forward from the bottom. That way you get the better shows first. Also included, is this monologue from G.L.’s Revolutionary War docu-drama, Boston’s Brothers.
Categories: Arts