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Welcome to Hey, Dancer! — hosted by Miller Daurey, a former pro teen dancer (Paula Abdul, Joffrey) who has returned to training 3 decades later. Having cultivated a highly engaged and supportive dance community online, Miller is excited to dive deeper on everything dance with two weekly episodes!

In one, Miller brings his unique perspective as an ex-dancer returning to the art form, sharing insights on…

- the evolution of dance, from class to comps to the industry
- living with injury and cutting-edge approaches to healing chronic pain
- fostering mindfulness through guided dance meditations
- responding to online feedback and comments 
- reviews of dance books, documentaries, and shows
- and tons more!

…all with a fresh, behind-the-scenes lens shaped by his inspiring journey and thriving Instagram community.

The second weekly episode introduces a compelling series titled The Rest of the Story — where Miller delves into fascinating, little-known histories of dance legends and the unsung heroes who shaped the craft. Through these captivating stories, listeners will discover the hidden struggles, triumphs, and legacies of those who helped define dance as we know it today.

While dedicated to helping dancers reconnect with their WHY in a culture that often prioritizes perfection over purpose, this podcast also speaks to anyone looking to reignite their creative spark or rediscover a long-lost passion. 

Follow along and explore all things dance with Miller!

Welcome to Hey, Dancer! — hosted by Miller Daurey, a former pro teen dancer (Paula Abdul, Joffrey) who has returned to training 3 decades later. Having cultivated a highly engaged and supportive dance community online, Miller is excited to dive deeper on everything dance with two weekly episodes! In one, Miller brings his unique perspective as an ex-dancer returning to the art form, sharing insights on… - the evolution of dance, from class to comps to the industry - living with injury and cutting-edge approaches to healing chronic pain - fostering mindfulness through guided dance meditations - responding to online feedback and comments - reviews of dance books, documentaries, and shows - and tons more! …all with a fresh, behind-the-scenes lens shaped by his inspiring journey and thriving Instagram community. The second weekly episode introduces a compelling series titled The Rest of the Story — where Miller delves into fascinating, little-known histories of dance legends and the unsung heroes who shaped the craft. Through these captivating stories, listeners will discover the hidden struggles, triumphs, and legacies of those who helped define dance as we know it today. While dedicated to helping dancers reconnect with their WHY in a culture that often prioritizes perfection over purpose, this podcast also speaks to anyone looking to reignite their creative spark or rediscover a long-lost passion. Follow along and explore all things dance with Miller!

Hey, Dancer!

This weekly POWETcast presents a fan production of the BBC Radio version of The Hitchhiker's Guide, made by Not Them Productions. 
Listen to Fits 1-6 of the Primary Phase, and Powet.TV's interviews with the Not Them production team. 
Hosted by SeanOrange. Updated Fridays.
 

POWETcasts are audio netcasts produced for and published by Powet.TV. Chell it: 
<a href="http://powet.tv" target="_blank">http://powet.tv</a>

This weekly POWETcast presents a fan production of the BBC Radio version of The Hitchhiker's Guide, made by Not Them Productions. Listen to Fits 1-6 of the Primary Phase, and Powet.TV's interviews with the Not Them production team. Hosted by SeanOrange. Updated Fridays. POWETcasts are audio netcasts produced for and published by Powet.TV. Chell it: http://powet.tv

This weekly POWETcast presents a fan production of the BBC Radio version of The Hitchhiker's Guide, made by Not Them Productions. 
Listen to Fits 1-6 of the Primary Phase, and Powet.TV's interviews with the Not Them production team. 
Hosted by SeanOrange. Updated Fridays.
 

POWETcasts are audio netcasts produced for and published by Powet.TV. Chell it: 
<a href="http://powet.tv" rel="noopener noreferrer">http://powet.tv</a>

Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy POWETcast

Old time Radio broadcasts from otrnow.com.We feature all types of Old Radio programs from our growing collection of over 50,000 shows including comedy, mystery, drama, serials, news, adventure, game shows etc. Many of our shows are reprocessed for the best sound quality possible and because our collection is so vast you will hear programs you won't hear anywhere else.

Old time Radio broadcasts from otrnow.com.We feature all types of Old Radio programs from our growing collection of over 50,000 shows including comedy, mystery, drama, serials, news, adventure, game shows etc. Many of our shows are reprocessed for the best sound quality possible and because our collection is so vast you will hear programs you won't hear anywhere else.

Old Time Radio - OTRNow

Nature Theater of Oklahoma directors Kelly Copper and Pavol Liska talk to artists, curators and people around the world -- from New York to Frankfurt, Brussels, Paris, et. al.  These are long form conversations in the spirit of the radio conversations of John Cage and Morton Feldman.  Nothing is off limits. (Note: for photos of our guests and more information about the show, please be sure to visit the show website at www.okradio.org)

Nature Theater of Oklahoma directors Kelly Copper and Pavol Liska talk to artists, curators and people around the world -- from New York to Frankfurt, Brussels, Paris, et. al. These are long form conversations in the spirit of the radio conversations of John Cage and Morton Feldman. Nothing is off limits. (Note: for photos of our guests and more information about the show, please be sure to visit the show website at www.okradio.org)

OK Radio

One of the most controversial novels written by Austen, Mansfield Park follows the life of the young heroine Fanny Price as she searches for her place in society. Set in early 19th century England, the classic novel depicts the social issues of the time including marriage, social mobility and morality.  

The classic centers on the life of the poor young girl Fanny Price, who is the oldest daughter of nine siblings. Her father is a former naval officer and a heavy drinker, while her mother has married beneath her and is undeniably the black sheep in the family when compared to her two sisters, Mrs. Norris and Lady Bertram who lead comfortable lifestyles. As a form of charity, Fanny is taken in to live with her wealthy aunt Lady Bertram and her husband Sir Thomas Bertram at their Mansfield Park estate.  At her new home, Fanny is raised and lives beside her four cousins Tom, Edmund, Maria and Julia. Although sharing the same home, Fanny is never really considered their social equal. She is often mistreated by her aunt and treated as an inferior by her cousins. The only person who shows her kindness is Edmund Bertram, for whom she gradually develops feelings. However, Fanny is constantly reminded of her social status and grows up shy and humble, but nevertheless remains true to herself. As the years pass by, the Bertram children find themselves in love entanglements with the sophisticated Crawfords, while Fanny keeps her feelings for Edmund well hidden. As the novel reaches its climax, the true nature of morality and its fruits are revealed. 

A plot questioning the infinite dilemma of nature versus nurture, Fanny must decide whether she places a higher value on priceless morality or the expectations imposed on her by society.  Because of its uniqueness, Mansfield Park has a love-hate relationship with its readers, due to its unconventional protagonist.  Although it is known to have sparked many debates among audiences due to its subtle criticism of society and moral integrity, it still remains one of the most profound pieces written by its author.

One of the most controversial novels written by Austen, Mansfield Park follows the life of the young heroine Fanny Price as she searches for her place in society. Set in early 19th century England, the classic novel depicts the social issues of the time including marriage, social mobility and morality. The classic centers on the life of the poor young girl Fanny Price, who is the oldest daughter of nine siblings. Her father is a former naval officer and a heavy drinker, while her mother has married beneath her and is undeniably the black sheep in the family when compared to her two sisters, Mrs. Norris and Lady Bertram who lead comfortable lifestyles. As a form of charity, Fanny is taken in to live with her wealthy aunt Lady Bertram and her husband Sir Thomas Bertram at their Mansfield Park estate. At her new home, Fanny is raised and lives beside her four cousins Tom, Edmund, Maria and Julia. Although sharing the same home, Fanny is never really considered their social equal. She is often mistreated by her aunt and treated as an inferior by her cousins. The only person who shows her kindness is Edmund Bertram, for whom she gradually develops feelings. However, Fanny is constantly reminded of her social status and grows up shy and humble, but nevertheless remains true to herself. As the years pass by, the Bertram children find themselves in love entanglements with the sophisticated Crawfords, while Fanny keeps her feelings for Edmund well hidden. As the novel reaches its climax, the true nature of morality and its fruits are revealed. A plot questioning the infinite dilemma of nature versus nurture, Fanny must decide whether she places a higher value on priceless morality or the expectations imposed on her by society. Because of its uniqueness, Mansfield Park has a love-hate relationship with its readers, due to its unconventional protagonist. Although it is known to have sparked many debates among audiences due to its subtle criticism of society and moral integrity, it still remains one of the most profound pieces written by its author.

Mansfield Park by Jane Austen

Celebrating comics, from a couple days ago to a century ago!

Comic Book Time Machine

"It is the honourable characteristic of Poetry that its materials are to be found in every subject which can interest the human mind." William Wordsworth The Troubadour Podcast invites you into a world where art is conversation and conversation is art. The conversations on this show will be with some living people and some dead writers of our past. I aim to make both equally entertaining and educational.In 1798 William Wordsworth and Samuel Coleridge published Lyrical Ballads, which Wordsworth called an experiment to discover how far the language of everyday conversation is adapted to the purpose of poetic pleasure. With this publication, he set in motion the formal movement called "Romanticism." 220 years later the experiment is continued on this podcast. This podcast seeks to reach those of us who wish to improve our inner world, increase our stores of happiness, and yet not succumb to the mystical or the subjective.Here, in this place of the imagination, you will find many conversation with those humans creating things that interest the human mind.

"It is the honourable characteristic of Poetry that its materials are to be found in every subject which can interest the human mind." William Wordsworth The Troubadour Podcast invites you into a world where art is conversation and conversation is art. The conversations on this show will be with some living people and some dead writers of our past. I aim to make both equally entertaining and educational.In 1798 William Wordsworth and Samuel Coleridge published Lyrical Ballads, which Wordsworth called an experiment to discover how far the language of everyday conversation is adapted to the purpose of poetic pleasure. With this publication, he set in motion the formal movement called "Romanticism." 220 years later the experiment is continued on this podcast. This podcast seeks to reach those of us who wish to improve our inner world, increase our stores of happiness, and yet not succumb to the mystical or the subjective.Here, in this place of the imagination, you will find many conversation with those humans creating things that interest the human mind.

The Troubadour Podcast

The Guardian's UK Culture podcast features the best of our original writing, drama, reviews and news. Our latest series is Adulting, the Guardian's first foray into original podcast content

The Guardian UK Culture Podcast

When Hank Morgan, a practical, no-nonsense Yankee who works in an ammunition factory as a head superintendent gets into a fight with an aggressive employee, little does he know what's in store for him. The bully lays Morgan low with a skull-crushing blow delivered with a crowbar and knocks him out. When Morgan regains consciousness, he finds himself transported back in time, to the sixth century. From here on, the story describes the travails of a hard-boiled, true blue American with strong democratic values who has to deal with medieval feudalism and ancient customs!

A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur's Court was published in 1889. Mark Twain wrote it after the great success of his early novels, Tom Sawyer and Huckleberry Finn. His first book, Innocents Abroad had met with a lukewarm reception. Connecticut Yankee... met with mixed reactions. Some regarded it as a great piece of historical fiction. In Britain, it was seen as an attack on their history and culture.

Laced with Twain's inimitable brand of irreverent humor, the book portrays the sheer absurdity of romanticizing the past. If people in modern times thought Camelot and the legends of the Knights was the perfect world to live in, Twain wanted to show them otherwise. He also sought to strike a balance between the mindless worship of technology and so called “progress.” Hank Morgan also tries to modernize the past! He tries to educate the medieval people about machines, science and tries to dispel their superstitious beliefs in magic.

Many of the famous Knights of the Round Table feature in this book. Other characters like Morgan Le Fay, Merlin, King Arthur and Queen Guinevere also appear, in tandem with many of Twain's own creations. Mark Twain's own disillusionment with industrialization and his exploration of the concept of time travel are described in the book. It was in this sense one of the earliest examples of this genre of science fiction.

A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur's court has been extensively adapted to stage, radio, screen and television. Since the first silent version in 1921, the book has found favor with Hollywood and a variety of stars have played roles in the films. Disney adaptations, various spoofs and spinoffs, animated versions and references in other books have ensured that the book's popularity never wanes.

For Mark Twain enthusiasts and readers who love humor blended with some historical fiction, this is indeed a great addition to their collection!

When Hank Morgan, a practical, no-nonsense Yankee who works in an ammunition factory as a head superintendent gets into a fight with an aggressive employee, little does he know what's in store for him. The bully lays Morgan low with a skull-crushing blow delivered with a crowbar and knocks him out. When Morgan regains consciousness, he finds himself transported back in time, to the sixth century. From here on, the story describes the travails of a hard-boiled, true blue American with strong democratic values who has to deal with medieval feudalism and ancient customs! A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur's Court was published in 1889. Mark Twain wrote it after the great success of his early novels, Tom Sawyer and Huckleberry Finn. His first book, Innocents Abroad had met with a lukewarm reception. Connecticut Yankee... met with mixed reactions. Some regarded it as a great piece of historical fiction. In Britain, it was seen as an attack on their history and culture. Laced with Twain's inimitable brand of irreverent humor, the book portrays the sheer absurdity of romanticizing the past. If people in modern times thought Camelot and the legends of the Knights was the perfect world to live in, Twain wanted to show them otherwise. He also sought to strike a balance between the mindless worship of technology and so called “progress.” Hank Morgan also tries to modernize the past! He tries to educate the medieval people about machines, science and tries to dispel their superstitious beliefs in magic. Many of the famous Knights of the Round Table feature in this book. Other characters like Morgan Le Fay, Merlin, King Arthur and Queen Guinevere also appear, in tandem with many of Twain's own creations. Mark Twain's own disillusionment with industrialization and his exploration of the concept of time travel are described in the book. It was in this sense one of the earliest examples of this genre of science fiction. A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur's court has been extensively adapted to stage, radio, screen and television. Since the first silent version in 1921, the book has found favor with Hollywood and a variety of stars have played roles in the films. Disney adaptations, various spoofs and spinoffs, animated versions and references in other books have ensured that the book's popularity never wanes. For Mark Twain enthusiasts and readers who love humor blended with some historical fiction, this is indeed a great addition to their collection!

A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur's Court by Mark Twain

Interviews with independent and small press comic book creators.

Indie Comic Ninja

Bastards of Art is a podcast to reach out to lowbrow artist. We are helping artist to come together with a message of positivity and ambition. It can feel very lonely spending hours in the study. We are here to help erase self doubt and cultivate the artist inside you.

Bastards of Art: Too polished for folk art, too punk for fine art.

"In the Moment" is a daily podcast hosted by SDPB’s Lori Walsh, and conversations with newsmakers can also be heard weekdays on "Morning Edition."In the Moment tells stories of our state and introduces you to people who are doing something or creating something for a reason. We tell these stories with fairness, compassion and imagination. We bring our listeners into the conversations and keep them In the Moment.

In the Moment

Join me as I take you through the origin stories of your favorite heros or villians.

Origin

Sherds Podcast is a journey through the outskirts of literary history. Each episode, we take an in-depth look at a lesser-known literary text and attempt to give it the critical attention it deserves: books that are criminally overlooked, have struggled to reach an anglophone audience, or are just downright odd. Hosted by Sam Pulham and Rob Prouse Sam Pulham

Sherds Podcast

A podcast for comic book gays!!!  Listen in for all things GAY in comics and more, but mostly COMICS!  This fun, in-depth, critical and cute conversation covers the queer -- whether canonical or subtextual -- in super hero comics, animation and geek culture.  Starring Johnnie "JungleGuts" Martin and Alexandro Segade aka Prof Xtra;  Patreon.com/supergayz

A podcast for comic book gays!!! Listen in for all things GAY in comics and more, but mostly COMICS! This fun, in-depth, critical and cute conversation covers the queer -- whether canonical or subtextual -- in super hero comics, animation and geek culture. Starring Johnnie "JungleGuts" Martin and Alexandro Segade aka Prof Xtra; Patreon.com/supergayz

Super Gay!

The Fantasy and sci-fi book club discussion podcast you have been missing. Literature discussion done right! We, The Shoutouts, from Lyket Entertainment, have a book club discussion on our favorite fantasy and sci-fi literature with select wine, beer, ale, and rum. We will often be reading Brandon Sanderson and the Cosmere, Brent Weeks, Stephen King, Robert Jordan, and many more. We like books, we like fantasy, we like sci-fi, we like craft drinks, and we love shenanigans!

Join us, read with us, and get involved in the discussion!

The Fantasy and sci-fi book club discussion podcast you have been missing. Literature discussion done right! We, The Shoutouts, from Lyket Entertainment, have a book club discussion on our favorite fantasy and sci-fi literature with select wine, beer, ale, and rum. We will often be reading Brandon Sanderson and the Cosmere, Brent Weeks, Stephen King, Robert Jordan, and many more. We like books, we like fantasy, we like sci-fi, we like craft drinks, and we love shenanigans! Join us, read with us, and get involved in the discussion!

Lit Literature

A Bi-Weekly Podcast about literature pertaining to the LGBTQ+ community hosted by Brendan Patrick & Sophie Green

A Bi-Weekly Podcast about literature pertaining to the LGBTQ+ community hosted by Brendan Patrick &amp; Sophie Green

SuperLit Podcast

An audio experience for creatives and thinkers in all fields, including design, social media, music, writing and digital communication.

A Podcast for Creatives

EATYALL takes chefs behind the scenes at family farms and artisan food operations, so we can all make more informed food choices. Hosted by Andy & Marianna Chapman.

EATYALL takes chefs behind the scenes at family farms and artisan food operations, so we can all make more informed food choices. Hosted by Andy &amp; Marianna Chapman.

EATYALL: Chefs Go Behind the Scenes at Farms, hosted by Andy Chapman

Future Moguls

Words in the Air is a completed anthology podcast featuring over 600 immersive poetry episodes crafted over seven years. A cinematic archive of voice, sound, and story—designed to be experienced anytime, in any order.

Words in the Air

Bill loves horror movies, Nick is not such a big fan. They will get their drink on and talk about their feelings.

Horror Curious

As Integrative Sustainable Movement Educators and Health Advocates, our goal is to provide you with evidence based information gathered from research, experts in the field, and our personal and professional experience to help you advocate for your own health and wellness.Listen to Tonya and Kimberly as they take you on an intimate look into their lives and inspiring journey. Weekly episodes of storytelling, wisdom and talks sometimes with special guests as they dive into the grittiness of life as they find balance, trust, love, kindness and come out stronger for sharing their vulnerability with others.

Where The Lotus Grows

I Talk about random things at times alone and also with awesome friends

Cover art photo provided by Dmitri Popov on Unsplash: https://unsplash.com/@dmpop

I Talk about random things at times alone and also with awesome friends Cover art photo provided by Dmitri Popov on Unsplash: https://unsplash.com/@dmpop

That went south

We all know the Caribbean is a melting pot of culture, music, high energy and overall good vibes! Join your hosts, D’Andre and Kamron as they invite you to their own personal playground, once a week, where they chat with their fav creatives, entrepreneurs and innovators about everything from creativity to business, interpersonal relationships and real life struggles.&nbsp; This one is for every cultural misfit, change maker, creative cultivator and general progress seeker wanting to witness open conversation and a good time!<hr> Hosted on Acast. See <a style='color:grey;' target='_blank' rel='noopener noreferrer' href='https://acast.com/privacy'>acast.com/privacy</a> for more information.

We all know the Caribbean is a melting pot of culture, music, high energy and overall good vibes! Join your hosts, D’Andre and Kamron as they invite you to their own personal playground, once a week, where they chat with their fav creatives, entrepreneurs and innovators about everything from creativity to business, interpersonal relationships and real life struggles.  This one is for every cultural misfit, change maker, creative cultivator and general progress seeker wanting to witness open conversation and a good time! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

We all know the Caribbean is a melting pot of culture, music, high energy and overall good vibes! Join your hosts, D’Andre and Kamron as they invite you to their own personal playground, once a week, where they chat with their fav creatives, entrepreneurs and innovators about everything from creativity to business, interpersonal relationships and real life struggles.&nbsp; This one is for every cultural misfit, change maker, creative cultivator and general progress seeker wanting to witness open conversation and a good time! Hosted on Acast. See <a href="https://acast.com/privacy" rel="noopener noreferrer">acast.com/privacy</a> for more information.

Recess with D'Andre and Kamron

The Podcast that brings together two American Classics. Frank Sinatra and Whiskey.

FRANKLY drinking: the swell Frank Sinatra podcast.

On struggles, schooling, and raw concrete in the dirty dirty south. A companion podcast to the Brutal South newsletter. <a href="https://brutalsouth.substack.com?utm_medium=podcast">brutalsouth.substack.com</a>

On struggles, schooling, and raw concrete in the dirty dirty south. A companion podcast to the Brutal South newsletter. brutalsouth.substack.com

On struggles, schooling, and raw concrete in the dirty dirty south. A companion podcast to the Brutal South newsletter. <a href="https://brutalsouth.substack.com?utm_medium=podcast" rel="noopener noreferrer">brutalsouth.substack.com</a>

Brutal South

Live streamed conversations on Cycling, The Creative Process &amp; Visual Art. Host Dustin Klein connects with a different guest each week.

Live streamed conversations on Cycling, The Creative Process & Visual Art. Host Dustin Klein connects with a different guest each week.

Everything's Been Done Podcast

در پادکست «کمی کتاب» من علی بانگین صد کتاب برتر تاریخ ادبیات رو یکی یکی براتون تعریف می کنم. مثل دوستی که یک کتاب خوب رو خونده و اون رو برای شما تعریف می کنه. این فهرست معتبر رو انجمن کتاب نروژ با نظرسنجی از 100 نویسنده سرشناس دنیا تهیه کرده...

کمی کتاب

Hosted by Harper Bazaar's Digital Director Nikki Ogunnaike and veteran journalist Lola Ogunnaike, New York Fashion Week's Well Suited is a fun, freewheeling, deep dive inside the greatest minds in fashion and entertainment. Join Nikki and Lola as they speak with world renowned fashion designers and red carpet stylists, A-list celebrities, supermodels, leading influencers, and more. To see how we use your data, visit https://www.endeavoraudio.com/privacy-policy.

Well Suited

Each week JMC will host one of the voiceover industry's most interesting personalities for a casual freestyle chat that encompasses more than just business, digging deep into the guest's backstory and pulling back the curtain on how they became the person they are today.

This Week in VO with J. Michael Collins

On this podcast we interview a variety of voice over artists from different backgrounds about how they got their start. We focus on what it was like in the early days of their career, how they found their way in the voice over industry, and what steps they took to create the careers they have now.   Hosted by Stephanie Pam Roberts, a musical theatre actress turned voice actor who made it to the mic over 10 years ago. Stephanie built her career from the ground up working mostly from her home studio with jobs she booked on her own. Since then she’s grown her business and has voiced everything from national commercials to corporate projects to kids apps, and more!

On this podcast we interview a variety of voice over artists from different backgrounds about how they got their start. We focus on what it was like in the early days of their career, how they found their way in the voice over industry, and what steps they took to create the careers they have now. Hosted by Stephanie Pam Roberts, a musical theatre actress turned voice actor who made it to the mic over 10 years ago. Stephanie built her career from the ground up working mostly from her home studio with jobs she booked on her own. Since then she’s grown her business and has voiced everything from national commercials to corporate projects to kids apps, and more!

On this podcast we interview a variety of voice over artists from different backgrounds about how they got their start.&nbsp;We focus on what it was like in the early days of their career, how they found their way in the voice over industry, and what steps they took to create the careers they have now.&nbsp;&nbsp; Hosted by Stephanie Pam Roberts, a musical theatre actress turned voice actor who made it to the mic over 10 years ago. Stephanie built her career from the ground up working mostly from her home studio with jobs she booked on her own.&nbsp;Since then she’s grown her business and has voiced everything from national commercials to corporate projects to kids apps, and more!

Making It To The Mic

Launched in 2021, Books We Should’ve Read is a micro-community on a mission to get reluctant adult readers into reading through the exploration of literature by Black and marginalized authors. 

New episodes releasing every other week.

[Pod artwork by Corina Richards - www.corinarichards.com]

Launched in 2021, Books We Should’ve Read is a micro-community on a mission to get reluctant adult readers into reading through the exploration of literature by Black and marginalized authors. New episodes releasing every other week. [Pod artwork by Corina Richards - www.corinarichards.com]

Books We Should've Read Podcast

On a dreary Tuesday morning in 1939, C.S. Lewis and J.R.R. Tolkien wandered into the Eagle & Child on St. Giles' Street in Oxford, England. The Eagle & Child was where these 'Inklings' gathered regularly to discuss their latest literary ideas, some of which would impact Christians worldwide for generations to come. The Eagle & Child Podcast is devoted to discussing the history and inspiring stories of influential Christian thinkers & their thoughts. 'A tip of the hat to the Inklings & Christian orthodoxy'. We endeavour to provide an enjoyable historical pilgrimage that guides us home to 'Mere Christianity' by way of the beauty laced along the well-trodden roads of historic Christian orthodoxy.

On a dreary Tuesday morning in 1939, C.S. Lewis and J.R.R. Tolkien wandered into the Eagle &amp; Child on St. Giles' Street in Oxford, England. The Eagle &amp; Child was where these 'Inklings' gathered regularly to discuss their latest literary ideas, some of which would impact Christians worldwide for generations to come. The Eagle &amp; Child Podcast is devoted to discussing the history and inspiring stories of influential Christian thinkers &amp; their thoughts. 'A tip of the hat to the Inklings &amp; Christian orthodoxy'. We endeavour to provide an enjoyable historical pilgrimage that guides us home to 'Mere Christianity' by way of the beauty laced along the well-trodden roads of historic Christian orthodoxy.

The Eagle & Child Podcast

Jeff, AKA Indie Podcast Father, interviews content creators of all stripes on Indie Podcaster podcast. What is it they're passionate about? What drives them? Support independent creators! The show's goal is to highlight and promote creators and artists. Some may be well known, others are lesser-known but just as spirited. Jeff is bringing you the stories of independent creators on Indie Podcaster. Join him on this journey, as the Indie Podcaster.

Jeff, AKA Indie Podcast Father, interviews content creators of all stripes on Indie Podcaster podcast. What is it they're passionate about? What drives them?Support independent creators!The show's goal is to highlight and promote creators and artists. Some may be well known, others are lesser-known but just as spirited. Jeff is bringing you the stories of independent creators on Indie Podcaster.Join him on this journey, as the Indie Podcaster.

Jeff, AKA Indie Podcast Father, interviews content creators of all stripes on Indie Podcaster podcast. What is it they're passionate about? What drives them? Support independent creators! The show's goal is to highlight and promote creators and artists. Some may be well known, others are lesser-known but just as spirited. Jeff is bringing you the stories of independent creators on Indie Podcaster. Join him on this journey, as the Indie Podcaster.

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Hey, Dancer!

Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy POWETcast

Old Time Radio - OTRNow

OK Radio

Mansfield Park by Jane Austen

Comic Book Time Machine

The Troubadour Podcast

The Guardian UK Culture Podcast

A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur's Court by Mark Twain

Indie Comic Ninja

Bastards of Art: Too polished for folk art, too punk for fine art.

In the Moment

Origin

Sherds Podcast

Super Gay!

Lit Literature

SuperLit Podcast

A Podcast for Creatives

EATYALL: Chefs Go Behind the Scenes at Farms, hosted by Andy Chapman

Future Moguls

Words in the Air

Horror Curious

Where The Lotus Grows

That went south

Recess with D'Andre and Kamron

FRANKLY drinking: the swell Frank Sinatra podcast.

Brutal South

Everything's Been Done Podcast

کمی کتاب

Well Suited

This Week in VO with J. Michael Collins

Making It To The Mic

Books We Should've Read Podcast

The Eagle & Child Podcast

Indie Podcaster

Creators Axis

Art Money Success with Maria Brophy - Designing a life you love

Adaptation Nation

Center Stage: An Abandoned Albums Podcast

Vaudeville For The Frightened

TikTokMomma & Friends

This Week In Barbecue

The Meditations of Marcus Aurelius

Soul Operator

کیمیاگر

Setting the Standard

Her Empowered Divorce

The Musical Version

Mastering Real Estate

Writing Lessons