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This blog is about the writing life of a paramedic, disaster medical worker, photographer, educator and podcaster

Sam Bradley's Writer's Blog

Tonya and Ruth talk to ghosts (played by your favorite comedians)—live from the Danbury Mall.

Dead Meet

《镜花缘》是清代李汝珍创作的长篇小说。该书前半部分描写了唐敖、多九公等人乘船在海外游历的故事，包括他们在女儿国、君子国、无肠国等国的经历史。后半部写了武则天开女科，由百花仙子托生的唐小山及其他各花仙子托生的一百位才女考中，并在朝中有所作为的故事。《镜花缘》还是一部讨论妇女问题的小说。 朗读：白云出岫 “中国古典文学全文朗读”，从2002年开始，制作了大量经、史、子、集的原文朗读，均由白云出岫、蓝色百合录制完成，先后发布于电驴、喜马拉雅、懒人听书等平台。其间，得到广大听众的热情支持，包括好评、点赞、转发、纠错、赞助等，在此致以深深的感谢。我们将不断努力，制作更多更好的古典文学作品，报答听众的厚爱！

镜花缘-原文朗读

Fantastic Tales in the Second Person!

A pop-culture breakdown of TV, film, video games and junk food.

Popcorn & Nerds

Listen or don't. Pick a side!

    and no oopses ;(

Listen or don't. Pick a side! and no oopses ;(

Oops, Nevermind

The Music Podcast For Those Who Like It Spooky

Six Foot Plus

La antigua expresión ¡Mucha mierda! auguraba buena fortuna a las mentes creativas y al elenco de cualquier espectáculo teatral. En cada episodio, ¡Mucha mierda! realiza un vínculo sonoro entre los creadores que día a día escriben historias para ser representadas en un escenario y tú, espectador, ávido de universos alejados de formulismos y clichés. Bienvenidos a ¡Mucha mierda!  Conducido por Pablo Iván García.

La antigua expresión ¡Mucha mierda! auguraba buena fortuna a las mentes creativas y al elenco de cualquier espectáculo teatral. En cada episodio, ¡Mucha mierda! realiza un vínculo sonoro entre los creadores que día a día escriben historias para ser representadas en un escenario y tú, espectador, ávido de universos alejados de formulismos y clichés. Bienvenidos a ¡Mucha mierda! Conducido por Pablo Iván García.

¡Mucha Mierda!

Your Favourite DJ's Mom's Favourite Station.

Broadcasting live from Coal Drops Yard, London Tues-Sun 11-11

Your Favourite DJ's Mom's Favourite Station. Broadcasting live from Coal Drops Yard, London Tues-Sun 11-11

Voices Radio

萬。

Conversations with nonfiction filmmakers from around the world and tips on impact film production!

Film & Impact

Please Follow Us https://www.instagram.com/beyotase

Jubin Nautiyal

With tips and tricks, life hacks and lol moments what better to sit back relax and listen to chill with Sophia

Chill with sophia

Grab a cup of coffee &amp; feel good vibrations with Lexie &amp; Veronica! Listen to these two besties just talk about life in undergrad &amp; post-grad, some of their favorite things and what they’re getting up to. Their main goal with this podcast is to spread positivity among young girls and provide tricks and tips to living your best life and being successful in all that you do!

Grab a cup of coffee & feel good vibrations with Lexie & Veronica! Listen to these two besties just talk about life in undergrad & post-grad, some of their favorite things and what they’re getting up to. Their main goal with this podcast is to spread positivity among young girls and provide tricks and tips to living your best life and being successful in all that you do!

Afternoon Coffee Talks

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Criminalist

▼茂木和哉のプロフィール 
・1975年7月16日生まれ（かに座） 
・秋田県出身（稲作農家の次男） 
・妻、長男、次男と4人暮らし。 

独学で掃除と洗剤作りを学び、秋田にいながらパソコン１つで情報発信を始め、自分の名前をつけた代表作「茂木和哉」を大ヒットさせる。
 現在ではシリーズ展開させ全国のお店に並ぶまでに。 
汚れ落とし歴24年の経験を活かしラクしてキレイにする「茂木流掃除術」をYouTubeやSNSで日々発信中。

▼茂木和哉のプロフィール ・1975年7月16日生まれ（かに座） ・秋田県出身（稲作農家の次男） ・妻、長男、次男と4人暮らし。 独学で掃除と洗剤作りを学び、秋田にいながらパソコン１つで情報発信を始め、自分の名前をつけた代表作「茂木和哉」を大ヒットさせる。 現在ではシリーズ展開させ全国のお店に並ぶまでに。 汚れ落とし歴24年の経験を活かしラクしてキレイにする「茂木流掃除術」をYouTubeやSNSで日々発信中。

茂木和哉のお掃除ラジオ

Atif Aslam

Sore Dengan Jingga

UFM100.3周日晚上8点到12点《夜晚最有Feel》精选节目内容

UFM100.3周日晚上8点到12点《夜晚最有Feel》精选节目内容

漫游 夜晚最有Feel Podcast

The "Sleeping Giant Dreams" podcast is a part of Eleanor Bauer's ongoing research as a PhD candidate in Choreography at Stockholm University of the Arts. "At its foundation, my research concerns the media-specificity of thought. As such, I ask how we can consider dancing as a kind of thinking, which, in practices of choreography, performs and informs the medium of thought of writing. My research project is called 'choreo | graphy,’ with a line between the two to denote the difference between and open up a reflection on the relation between ‘choreo-' from khoreia, meaning 'dancing together,' and ‘-graphy' from graphia, or ‘writing.' Therefore, at its heart, my research is also interdisciplinary. Conversation is a form of sustenance for me in my own research as way of thinking through and with others. The social and collaborative effort of oral communication feels for me closer to dancing - musically and structurally and emotionally - than writing alone. So conversation as such is a part of my contemplation on the way dance and writing can meet each other halfway. Furthermore, since interdisciplinary discourse and exchange is a foundational value of knowledge production in my artistic practice and research, I purposefully extend my curiosity to others who can engage my choreographic questions from multiple positions and perspectives that I myself am not expert in. Therefore, the guests on this podcast are scattered in their fields of expertise. This new podcast is called 'Sleeping Giant Dreams’ because the figure of the sleeping giant is a container to reflect on the moment of large scale arrest (and unrest) caused by the global condition of COVID-19. As our human bodies are no longer moving in habitual pathways throughout the world, caused by a micro-body whose behaviours we are still coming to understand, bodies of all scales are an increasingly present container for awareness of the values that structure and limit our movement abilities through spacetime. I am interested to look at different scales of the ‘bodies' one may inhabit, from micro to macro (cell, organ, human, home, chosen or unchosen family, community, institution, city, state, land, planet) as well as the plurality of bodies on and within each meta-body, in order to think about speed, rhythm, scale, relation, orchestration, and how we make sense of it all with our senses, from different angles of expertise and through different 'media of thought.' I am interested to think about choreography as a relation between micro and macro, from the multiplicity of embodied intelligences orchestrated in the polyphonic chorus of a moving mody-bind (body + mind) to the macro-cosmologies and values that structure our behaviours and decisions. The institutional, organisational, and emergent translations between the micro and macro are perhaps where one can say the ‘writing' of choreography takes form, in various modes of formation and formality that coordinate our collective movements. Beyond a discourse of choreography as expanded practice, or even dance as expanded practice, I am rather curious about the critical interfaces of influence (influenza) whereby bodies of all scales are informed-by, assume form within, and in turn inform each other in a dynamic ecosystem. In these conversations I am interested in the insights and reflections that may come from this moment of transformation and adaptation, to see what values and practices emerge in alignment towards ever shifting horizons. In the relatively arrested momentum of human movement on a large scale, in the reduction of each our own physical largesse and mobility, various transformations, adaptations, and demands in scale and speed are heightened in each of our lived experience. How does this sleeping giant toss and turn, dream and integrate these unforeseen lessons? And how might we tickle this giant in its sleep so as to transform it in its waking?”

The "Sleeping Giant Dreams" podcast is a part of Eleanor Bauer's ongoing research as a PhD candidate in Choreography at Stockholm University of the Arts. "At its foundation, my research concerns the media-specificity of thought. As such, I ask how we can consider dancing as a kind of thinking, which, in practices of choreography, performs and informs the medium of thought of writing. My research project is called 'choreo | graphy,’ with a line between the two to denote the difference between and open up a reflection on the relation between ‘choreo-' from khoreia, meaning 'dancing together,' and ‘-graphy' from graphia, or ‘writing.' Therefore, at its heart, my research is also interdisciplinary. Conversation is a form of sustenance for me in my own research as way of thinking through and with others. The social and collaborative effort of oral communication feels for me closer to dancing - musically and structurally and emotionally - than writing alone. So conversation as such is a part of my contemplation on the way dance and writing can meet each other halfway. Furthermore, since interdisciplinary discourse and exchange is a foundational value of knowledge production in my artistic practice and research, I purposefully extend my curiosity to others who can engage my choreographic questions from multiple positions and perspectives that I myself am not expert in. Therefore, the guests on this podcast are scattered in their fields of expertise. This new podcast is called 'Sleeping Giant Dreams’ because the figure of the sleeping giant is a container to reflect on the moment of large scale arrest (and unrest) caused by the global condition of COVID-19. As our human bodies are no longer moving in habitual pathways throughout the world, caused by a micro-body whose behaviours we are still coming to understand, bodies of all scales are an increasingly present container for awareness of the values that structure and limit our movement abilities through spacetime. I am interested to look at different scales of the ‘bodies' one may inhabit, from micro to macro (cell, organ, human, home, chosen or unchosen family, community, institution, city, state, land, planet) as well as the plurality of bodies on and within each meta-body, in order to think about speed, rhythm, scale, relation, orchestration, and how we make sense of it all with our senses, from different angles of expertise and through different 'media of thought.' I am interested to think about choreography as a relation between micro and macro, from the multiplicity of embodied intelligences orchestrated in the polyphonic chorus of a moving mody-bind (body + mind) to the macro-cosmologies and values that structure our behaviours and decisions. The institutional, organisational, and emergent translations between the micro and macro are perhaps where one can say the ‘writing' of choreography takes form, in various modes of formation and formality that coordinate our collective movements. Beyond a discourse of choreography as expanded practice, or even dance as expanded practice, I am rather curious about the critical interfaces of influence (influenza) whereby bodies of all scales are informed-by, assume form within, and in turn inform each other in a dynamic ecosystem. In these conversations I am interested in the insights and reflections that may come from this moment of transformation and adaptation, to see what values and practices emerge in alignment towards ever shifting horizons.In the relatively arrested momentum of human movement on a large scale, in the reduction of each our own physical largesse and mobility, various transformations, adaptations, and demands in scale and speed are heightened in each of our lived experience. How does this sleeping giant toss and turn, dream and integrate these unforeseen lessons? And how might we tickle this giant in its sleep so as to transform it in its waking?”

The "Sleeping Giant Dreams" podcast is a part of Eleanor Bauer's ongoing research as a PhD candidate in Choreography at Stockholm University of the Arts. "At its foundation, my research concerns the media-specificity of thought. As such, I ask how we can consider dancing as a kind of thinking, which, in practices of choreography, performs and informs the medium of thought of writing. My research project is called 'choreo | graphy,’ with a line between the two to denote the difference between and open up a reflection on the relation between ‘choreo-' from khoreia, meaning 'dancing together,' and ‘-graphy' from graphia, or ‘writing.' Therefore, at its heart, my research is also interdisciplinary. Conversation is a form of sustenance for me in my own research as way of thinking through and with others. The social and collaborative effort of oral communication feels for me closer to dancing - musically and structurally and emotionally - than writing alone. So conversation as such is a part of my contemplation on the way dance and writing can meet each other halfway. Furthermore, since interdisciplinary discourse and exchange is a foundational value of knowledge production in my artistic practice and research, I purposefully extend my curiosity to others who can engage my choreographic questions from multiple positions and perspectives that I myself am not expert in. Therefore, the guests on this podcast are scattered in their fields of expertise. This new podcast is called 'Sleeping Giant Dreams’ because the figure of the sleeping giant is a container to reflect on the moment of large scale arrest (and unrest) caused by the global condition of COVID-19. As our human bodies are no longer moving in habitual pathways throughout the world, caused by a micro-body whose behaviours we are still coming to understand, bodies of all scales are an increasingly present container for awareness of the values that structure and limit our movement abilities through spacetime. I am interested to look at different scales of the ‘bodies' one may inhabit, from micro to macro (cell, organ, human, home, chosen or unchosen family, community, institution, city, state, land, planet) as well as the plurality of bodies on and within each meta-body, in order to think about speed, rhythm, scale, relation, orchestration, and how we make sense of it all with our senses, from different angles of expertise and through different 'media of thought.' I am interested to think about choreography as a relation between micro and macro, from the multiplicity of embodied intelligences orchestrated in the polyphonic chorus of a moving mody-bind (body + mind) to the macro-cosmologies and values that structure our behaviours and decisions. The institutional, organisational, and emergent translations between the micro and macro are perhaps where one can say the ‘writing' of choreography takes form, in various modes of formation and formality that coordinate our collective movements. Beyond a discourse of choreography as expanded practice, or even dance as expanded practice, I am rather curious about the critical interfaces of influence (influenza) whereby bodies of all scales are informed-by, assume form within, and in turn inform each other in a dynamic ecosystem. In these conversations I am interested in the insights and reflections that may come from this moment of transformation and adaptation, to see what values and practices emerge in alignment towards ever shifting horizons. In the relatively arrested momentum of human movement on a large scale, in the reduction of each our own physical largesse and mobility, various transformations, adaptations, and demands in scale and speed are heightened in each of our lived experience. How does this sleeping giant toss and turn, dream and integrate these unforeseen lessons? And how might we tickle this giant in its sleep so as to transform it in its waking?”

Sleeping Giant Dreams podcast with Eleanor Bauer & Guests

Persetan Semua

This podcast will be featuring many categories. I will be reading kid and adult books. I will also be discussing games, music, and animals. These are just a few of the things that I love. Who knows what I might add later.

All things me

Listen to many interesting stories from across the globe

Kahaniwachak Swati

Welcome to Cartoon Talks Podcast Series. A podcast series about Cartoons, Comics, Caricatures, and Cartoonists. The series is brought to you by Toons Mag and produced by Arifur Rahman. 

Toons Mag is an award-winning and multilingual cartoon, comics, and caricatures publishing platform since 2009. That promotes freedom of speech in cartoons, comics, and drawings. If you are a fan of cartoons and comics, please visit 👉 www.toonsmag.com

The series is going to introduce you to lots of information from the cartooning world. So, please subscribe to our show and keep listening to Cartoon Talks.

Welcome to Cartoon Talks Podcast Series. A podcast series about Cartoons, Comics, Caricatures, and Cartoonists. The series is brought to you by Toons Mag and produced by Arifur Rahman. Toons Mag is an award-winning and multilingual cartoon, comics, and caricatures publishing platform since 2009. That promotes freedom of speech in cartoons, comics, and drawings. If you are a fan of cartoons and comics, please visit 👉 www.toonsmag.com The series is going to introduce you to lots of information from the cartooning world. So, please subscribe to our show and keep listening to Cartoon Talks.

Cartoon Talks

Podcast da Comissão de Artes Regional Nordeste

ArtesCast

Matices, dudas y puntos de vista de temas variados para llegar a conclusiones sesgadas y nada definitivas 🤫

AHORA SÍ

„Der kleine Salon – Kirschbier & Tomatensalat“ bringt zwei Generationen zusammen: Auf der einen Seite die ausgezeichnete Schriftstellerin Simone Buchholz, auf der anderen Ole Specht, Moderator und Sänger der Band Tonbandgerät. Einmal im Monat treffen sie sich in ihrem kleinen Salon zu tiefen und leichten Gesprächen über die großen und kleinen Themen des Lebens. Im Mittelpunkt steht dabei aber immer, was die beiden vereint und sogar über Kirschbier und Tomatensalat anzuordnen ist: die Kunst und Kultur – und alles, was sonst dazugehört. 

Der Podcast ist eine Produktion der Gute Leude Fabrik in Kooperation mit der Hamburger Morgenpost und ahoy radio. 

Neue Folgen gibt es jeden vierten Dienstag und bereits montags um 20 Uhr bei ahoy radio.

„Der kleine Salon – Kirschbier & Tomatensalat“ bringt zwei Generationen zusammen: Auf der einen Seite die ausgezeichnete Schriftstellerin Simone Buchholz, auf der anderen Ole Specht, Moderator und Sänger der Band Tonbandgerät. Einmal im Monat treffen sie sich in ihrem kleinen Salon zu tiefen und leichten Gesprächen über die großen und kleinen Themen des Lebens. Im Mittelpunkt steht dabei aber immer, was die beiden vereint und sogar über Kirschbier und Tomatensalat anzuordnen ist: die Kunst und Kultur – und alles, was sonst dazugehört. Der Podcast ist eine Produktion der Gute Leude Fabrik in Kooperation mit der Hamburger Morgenpost und ahoy radio. Neue Folgen gibt es jeden vierten Dienstag und bereits montags um 20 Uhr bei ahoy radio.

„Der kleine Salon – Kirschbier &amp; Tomatensalat“ bringt zwei Generationen zusammen: Auf der einen Seite die ausgezeichnete Schriftstellerin Simone Buchholz, auf der anderen Ole Specht, Moderator und Sänger der Band Tonbandgerät. Einmal im Monat treffen sie sich in ihrem kleinen Salon zu tiefen und leichten Gesprächen über die großen und kleinen Themen des Lebens. Im Mittelpunkt steht dabei aber immer, was die beiden vereint und sogar über Kirschbier und Tomatensalat anzuordnen ist: die Kunst und Kultur – und alles, was sonst dazugehört. 

Der Podcast ist eine Produktion der Gute Leude Fabrik in Kooperation mit der Hamburger Morgenpost und ahoy radio. 

Neue Folgen gibt es jeden vierten Dienstag und bereits montags um 20 Uhr bei ahoy radio.

Der kleine Salon - Kirschbier & Tomatensalat

De todo para todos

5 MINUT O KULTURZE - audycja emitowana w każdy wtorek o godz 16.00 na antenie Radia Motyw,
powtórki w sobotę o godz 15.00.
Teraz również w formie podcastu.
Wywiady z interesującymi osobami ze świata kultury, sztuki i nauki.

Autor: Aneta Pisarska-Pucia
Realizacja: 
Aneta Pisarska-Pucia,
Radio Motyw - niekomercyjne radio internetowe. 
www.radio-motyw.eu

5 MINUT O KULTURZE - audycja emitowana w każdy wtorek o godz 16.00 na antenie Radia Motyw, powtórki w sobotę o godz 15.00. Teraz również w formie podcastu. Wywiady z interesującymi osobami ze świata kultury, sztuki i nauki. Autor: Aneta Pisarska-Pucia Realizacja: Aneta Pisarska-Pucia, Radio Motyw - niekomercyjne radio internetowe. www.radio-motyw.eu

5 MINUT O KULTURZE - audycja w Radiu Motyw PODCASTY

Indie author and self-publishing feats, business inklings, dappers, sagacities and savoir-faire. Start somewhere to get anywhere.

Start{le} Me Up: Wish Ronquillo Peacocke's Blog

Existem varias dúvidas sobre o assunto artes. E como isso se manifesta no mundo. E por que é diferente. Com manifestações atraves das dramatizações. Faz com que o mundo seja mais sensivel e menos aspero. Muito bem, acompanhem!

Arte No Fim Do Mundo

We have all encountered times where we read something over and over but it just seems to fly over our heads.

But the instant it is explained or read to us it clicks. 

On the Readersketch Podcast, we recite for you, weekly, some poetry pieces from our web space. 

Follow us on all our social media handles @readersketch and Twitter @readersketchit to stay updated. 


Currently moderated by Mistura.


Pioneered by Kofoworola Odozi.


© 2021. All Rights Reserved

We have all encountered times where we read something over and over but it just seems to fly over our heads. But the instant it is explained or read to us it clicks. On the Readersketch Podcast, we recite for you, weekly, some poetry pieces from our web space. Follow us on all our social media handles @readersketch and Twitter @readersketchit to stay updated. Currently moderated by Mistura. Pioneered by Kofoworola Odozi. © 2021. All Rights Reserved

Readersketch

This is Concept: Culture. It is intended to be a space for us to be our unfiltered and best selves as we delve into conversations about our life, our interests and the happenings in our community. Join us, Kyera, Ola and Safyya, and all our surprise guests as we revel in this thing called life. New episode monthly, follow us on Instagram: @conceptculture_______ (yes its 7 underscores) to stay up to date!

Concept: Culture

Ein Podcast in dem ich meiner Freundin Bücher vorlese

Für Schaaa

This podcast was created by 2 former bomb techs and one amazing human, to talk about the issues for veterans, that no one is talking about.  The addiction, depression, anger, frustration, etc…….come with us as we talk to amazing veterans, from varying backgrounds, and dissect what makes us all human, loss of things we love, and the rebirth that is possible from it……

This podcast was created by 2 former bomb techs and one amazing human, to talk about the issues for veterans, that no one is talking about. The addiction, depression, anger, frustration, etc…….come with us as we talk to amazing veterans, from varying backgrounds, and dissect what makes us all human, loss of things we love, and the rebirth that is possible from it……

HEAT//SHOCK//FRICTION

Rebel Stages presents it's Rebel Radio Series!
T with B

Rebel Stages presents it's Rebel Radio Series! T with B

Rebel Radio Series

W podcastach Makeup Manufacture rozmawiamy o babskich sprawach - tych wielkiej wagi i tych dotyczących życia codziennego. Podcasty ukazują się co dwa tygodnie, we wtorek nad ranem.

Makeup Manufacture

Bonjour ! Je m'appelle Caroline. Je suis infirmière et propriétaire de la clinique CD Médico-Esthétique à Laval. Ceci est le tout premier podcast disponible au Québec en médico-esthétique. Pourquoi me suis-je lancée dans cette aventure ? C'est bien simple, ma mission est de toucher un maximum de personnes pour leur donner accès à de l'information vulgarisée et totalement transparente sur les produits et traitements en médico-esthétique. Dans ce podcast, je vous livre tous nos trucs, nos méthodes et surtout ce à quoi il faut faire attention pour éviter de vous faire avoir ! Bonne écoute !

Clinique CD Médico-Esthétique - Podcast

I write short stories that can be freely listened to here, plus tips for writers creating their blurbs, bios and book trailers. I'm posting one per fortnight at the moment. You can view samples of book trailers and YouTube video intros on my website too. I am currently seeking writers to interview on my podcast too in the contemporary romance, fantasy and the paranormal genres.

Georgia Stories & Writing Tips

Tout comme vous, nous sommes passionnés de littérature. De cette passion, est née en nous l’envie de voir s’éclore la littérature béninoise, d’où l’initiative MIWAHA. Une exhortation que nous lançons à tout amoureux des livres et aux curieux : venez découvrir les œuvres littéraires béninoises dans leur profonde intimité.

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