Random Spoken word Podcasts

This is the San Francisco Haight Street poetry podcast TV, Mystic Babylon, created by John Rhodes. On this podcast we will have all the poets from the open mics, and poetry readings in the San Francisco Bay Area, on this program. Type in “Mystic Babylon” to iTunes and subscribe. Earlier podcasts will be archived on the web podcast pages that can be a accessed by big “Click Here” pictures, where it says Program Archives.To download the archives to iTunes go to “Advanced” in the iTunes Menu, click on “Subscribe to Podcast” and type in: http://mysticbabylon.podomatic.com/ archive/rss2.xml. I don’t recomend you copy and paste that code, but type it in, because sometimes pasting it will leave incorrect gaps in letters. iTunes will automatically download the archives (all the old shows). There is a simple picture tutorial on how to do this on the Mystic Babylon Web site. Visit my serial novel podcast of my book: Little Bird Told Me, at http://littlebirdtoldme.podomatic.com . You can buy all my books from: authorhouse.com , or a paid audio version of my novel from audible.com . To make the Media Player display a larger image, click numerous times the CTRL key, while clicking the + key. [itunes pic]
Dear Poetry Podcast TV Friends. This is John Rhodes director of the San Francisco Open Mic Poetry Podcast TV Show. Due to the high expense of running this site here at http://mysticbabylon.podomatic,com , please shift to watching this to either http://sanfranciscopoetry.blip.tv or in the near future to http://mysticbabylon.blip.tv. http://mysticbabylon.blip.tv will eventually have all my old podcasts on it possibly with photoslide shows added, but look for the http://sanfranciscopoetry.blip.tv as being the main site. Also if you would like to view these videos on the Roku box or Boxee box, they are available there on the blip.tv ap on your TV, if you search there for the title San Francisco Open Mic Poetry Podcast TV. For a full listing of my sites, visit http://rhodespoetry.com. I still have to update the listing there but that is where I will put my list. Also. please visit archive.org by clicking on the image in this sites sidebar to see videos not in my podcasts, of long poetry festivals and events. Thank-you for your patience and please keep watching. This site will be downgraded in April, so be prepared for the change.

Categories: Arts

Tags: access, Arts, Francisco, mic, Open, poetry, public, San, SF Bay Area, spoken word, tv

Every month The SpokenWeb Podcast brings you different stories that explore the intersections of sound, poetry, literature, and history, created by scholars, poets, students, and artists from across Canada.

Categories: Arts, History

Tags: 982034, canadian history, Canadian Literature, Literary History, Literature, poetry, public scholarship, spoken word

Words in the Air – An Immersive Poetry Anthology Experience – Brought to life through voice, sound and moments that quicken the heart – New episodes every Monday and Thursday.

Categories: Arts, Fiction

Tags: charles simic, edgar allen poe, elizabeth bishop, emily dickinson, Literature, national poetry day, performance art, poems, poetry, Poetry Reading, Reading, robert lowell, shelterinpoems, shelterinpoetry, sonic, sound design, spoken word, ts eliot, wallace stevens, Walt Whitman

Categories: Arts

Tags: Arts, Chicago, spoken word, storytelling

With great pleasure, Melting Radio presents AUDIO SHOWS dedicated to broadcasting old school sci-fi themes with modern lyrical writing. We pride ourselves in giving you new, unique twists on traditional independent short films. Hundreds upon hundreds of hours went into the creation of the first episode of Lilith Rising, which includes a tripped out monologue performed by Isabella Valentine as the hologram and the role of commander played by Karen Richter. The crew provided voiceovers, a unique musical compositional score, sound effects, and many retakes — we even hired a lively announcer with our little budget! Additional sound effects provided by Digital Juice Sound FX. The plot strategically unfolds over the course of what hopefully will become 7 seasons of 15 episodes each, if our audience desires more.

Categories: Arts

Tags: Arts, spoken word

The Clonmel Junction Arts Festival is celebrating its 20th anniversary this July. And to celebrate we are launching a brand new podcast series with a new episode every Thursday from the 27th May all the way to the festival which takes place from the 3rd to the 11th July in Clonmel, Tipperary.

Our festival is one of the most prominent arts festivals in the South East and we are proudly celebrating our 20-year history of bringing music, theatre, visual arts and spoken word to Clonmel with our 2021 festival themed Identity: What’s in a Name?

We really look forward to sharing a new episode every Thursday where we will be looking back on memorable festival highlights and looking forward and giving information on upcoming events and interesting interviews with artists coming to Clonmel for this years’ festival in July.

We would ask you to subscribe wherever you get your podcasts, so you are the first to get every episode each Thursday. We cannot wait to share great memories and stories with you over the coming weeks.

For more information click here https://www.junctionfestival.com/

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Categories: Arts

Tags: Arts, Festival, music, Performing Arts, spoken word, theatre, visual arts

The 29th of July 1948.. The biggest sporting event in the world comes to London…. Billed as the Austerity Games with post war rationing, no new venues were built, athletes were housed in existing accommodation, and some countries weren’t even allowed to participate. The event was destined for disaster..except London wasn’t having that. What was it like last time? We talk to the people who were there. Oxfordshire’s 1948 torch bearers, athletes and the people who lived it through it. What was it like last time on JACKfm thanks to Abbeyfield House Oxford…Independent community living with help when you want it.

Categories: Arts

Tags: Arts, London, spoken word

Hosts Jamie Earnest and Roger Romero explore the trials and tribulations through which musicians, painters and artists in general navigate their creative careers.

Categories: Arts

Tags: artist, curator, dancer, educator, graphic design, musician, spoken word, Writer

vox poetica is an online literary salon dedicated to bringing poetry into the everyday. Features daily poetry, long-form poetry, and contributor series across genres and themes. Poetry: read it, write it, share it!

Categories: Arts

Tags: Authors, poetry, poets, spoken word, writers

Manhattan-based visual artist, writer and music mix creator, Heather Petropoulos, created and hosts the photo mixed tapes© podcast featuring topics around imagery, writing and music. The podcast features reviews, interviews and spoken word performances of her own fiction, all with a musical heartbeat.

Categories: Arts, Music

Tags: Comedy, heather petropoulos, imagery, interviewsreviews, music, photo mixed tapes, photo mixed tapes podcast, spoken word, visual art

Categories: Arts

Tags: Arts, spoken word

Shaloha! Welcome to Rapping with Rabbi Rachel…let the journey begin…

Categories: Health & Fitness, Religion & Spirituality

Tags: astrology, Divine feminine, hawaii, Healing, jewish, Judaism, kabbalah, Mysticism, Rabbi Rachel, spirituality, spoken word, torah

Four girls gather to break down and discuss one of our favorite shows Sex & the City.

Categories: Arts

Tags: Arts, Los Angeles, spoken word

Fogland Lighthouse shines a light on the obscure, overlooked and downright weird stories from British History, with words and music by award-winning writer and composer Jack Dean. Sometimes funny, sometimes tragic, often a bit of both.

‘Artists like storyteller Jack Dean make us excited about what they might do next’ – The Guardian

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Categories: Arts, History

Tags: cinematic, Fogland Lighthouse, History, Jack Dean, music, spoken word, storytelling

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Tags: Arts, spoken word

Sometimes it’s hard to get to sleep.You just can’t seem to say goodnight to yourself. Booze helps sometimes…or pills. But that’s a big step down a bad street. “Good Night” puts a smile on your face, tells you a bedtime story, helps you chuck the day’s problems, gives you a verbal back rub, and tucks you in for a safe, sound, sleep. Dick Summer’s voice puts a strong and friendly arm around your shoulder. You hear him on television commercials all day. But when it’s getting late, and you want to “take the day and shove it,” but you can’t seem to say good night to yourself… Dick’s Podcast is a quiet place to rest your head…a safe place to hide a hurting heart…a gentle place to fall. It’s a comfortable way to tell yourself, “Good Night.”

Categories: Religion & Spirituality, Society & Culture

Tags: good night, health, Louie-Louie, sexuality, sleep, spoken word

Sermons from Harbins Community Baptist Church in Dacula, GA

Categories: Religion & Spirituality

Tags: Baptist, Bible, Dacula, expository, family-integrated, Harbins, Harbins Community Baptist Church, preaching, reformed, Sermons, spoken word, Steve Doyle

The Speakeasy Cafe Open-Mic Poetry Show airs every Thursday at 8 pm east coast time! Hosted by Nyla Alisia, this show offers non-stop poetic entertainment where it is all about YOU the POETS! The Speakeasy Cafe is an eclectic, supportive, passionate and inspiring place to come share your words, listen to other poets, inspire and be inspired! Poets write because they have something to say, come take the mic and say it! You are always welcome at the Speakeasy Cafe!

Categories: Arts

Tags: Entertainment, Nyla Alisia, open mic, poems, poetry, prompts, Reading, spoken word, writers, writing