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Photoshop artist and educator John Reuter has created this Photoshop podcast geared towards the fine art photographers and teachers who are beginning to embrace Photoshop as part of their personal work and teaching curriculum.  Less focused on singular tips or tricks it rather attempts to instill a more comprehensive approach to image making and manipulation that relies on Photoshop as its core. To John, Photoshop is as much a printmaking program as it is a photography program.  The emphasis is to encourage the viewers to explore their creative impulses through Photoshop technique and develop a more personal vision.  These episodes are generally longer than many Photoshop podcasts but the goal is to provide the equivalent of a classroom experience with a more thorough examination of the topics.  To see examples of the images John creates and the workshops he offers in Photoshop at the International Center of Photography, Maine Photographic Workshops, Palm Beach Photographic Centre and Santa Fe Workshops please visit www.johnreuter.com.  To post comments on the episodes visit http:/johnreuter.libsyn.com.

Photoshop artist and educator John Reuter has created this Photoshop podcast geared towards the fine art photographers and teachers who are beginning to embrace Photoshop as part of their personal work and teaching curriculum. Less focused on singular tips or tricks it rather attempts to instill a more comprehensive approach to image making and manipulation that relies on Photoshop as its core. To John, Photoshop is as much a printmaking program as it is a photography program. The emphasis is to encourage the viewers to explore their creative impulses through Photoshop technique and develop a more personal vision. These episodes are generally longer than many Photoshop podcasts but the goal is to provide the equivalent of a classroom experience with a more thorough examination of the topics. To see examples of the images John creates and the workshops he offers in Photoshop at the International Center of Photography, Maine Photographic Workshops, Palm Beach Photographic Centre and Santa Fe Workshops please visit www.johnreuter.com. To post comments on the episodes visit http:/johnreuter.libsyn.com.

Creative Photoshop with John Reuter

The first-ever romance fiction title presented on Podiobooks.com, "Chase Around The World" takes you on a wild ride alongside Emerald Harrison, an Australian beauty who, after meeting the French-accented, intriguing and adventurous Ace Black, wakes up to realise that the life she has worked so hard for holds no interest anymore.

Set in the sensuous surrounds of steamy, tropical India, "Chase Around The World" weaves an intricate web of passion and deception as Emerald follows the mysterious Ace into the unknown of a foreign country. With their heightening romance shrouded in deceit, there's plenty of sexual tension and emotional conflicts to keep you glued to your headphones.

The first-ever romance fiction title presented on Podiobooks.com, "Chase Around The World" takes you on a wild ride alongside Emerald Harrison, an Australian beauty who, after meeting the French-accented, intriguing and adventurous Ace Black, wakes up to realise that the life she has worked so hard for holds no interest anymore. Set in the sensuous surrounds of steamy, tropical India, "Chase Around The World" weaves an intricate web of passion and deception as Emerald follows the mysterious Ace into the unknown of a foreign country. With their heightening romance shrouded in deceit, there's plenty of sexual tension and emotional conflicts to keep you glued to your headphones.

Chase Around The World

YIP Podcast

Small Fish Radio Theatre and Thespinarium produces portable theatre for the ear. Since 2012 we’ve produced over 50 podcasts featuring the work of over 50 artists from around the world. We’ve recorded live at Chicago Fringe, Chicago Dramatists, The Biograph at Victory Gardens Theater, Simon's Tavern, and the Swedish American Museum in Andersonville. Small Fish Radio Theatre is a featured podcast on Atlanta Fringe Audio. Whether recorded before a live audience or in "a studio in an undisclosed location in Chicago", our podcasts are offered for free here on iTunes and via our website - smallfishradio.com.  Small Fish Radio Theatre is produced by Trina Kakacek and Michael John Kelly

Small Fish Radio Theatre and Thespinarium produces portable theatre for the ear. Since 2012 we’ve produced over 50 podcasts featuring the work of over 50 artists from around the world. We’ve recorded live at Chicago Fringe, Chicago Dramatists, The Biograph at Victory Gardens Theater, Simon's Tavern, and the Swedish American Museum in Andersonville. Small Fish Radio Theatre is a featured podcast on Atlanta Fringe Audio. Whether recorded before a live audience or in "a studio in an undisclosed location in Chicago", our podcasts are offered for free here on iTunes and via our website - smallfishradio.com. Small Fish Radio Theatre is produced by Trina Kakacek and Michael John Kelly

Small Fish Radio Theatre and Thespinarium

The quiet Dutch community of Sleepy Hollow lay in the Adirondack mountains on the western shore of the mighty Hudson River in America’s colonial period. The solitude of the woods was breathtaking, and not even a schoolmaster was immune from the eerie miasma which everyone knew permeated the dense forest. Written in 1820, Washington Irving’s The Legend Of Sleepy Hollow has become a classic of American literature, and has been retold in many different ways. Here is the original, from Irving’s own hand. (Summary by Chip)

Legend of Sleepy Hollow, The by Washington Irving (1783 - 1859)

Plato's Republic is a Socratic dialogue which deals mainly with the definition of justice, the characteristics of a just city state and the just man. Although it was written more than two thousand years ago, many of the ideas and thoughts expounded here are still very much relevant to modern society.
This is Plato's best known work and is also considered his most influential especially when it comes to the fields of philosophy and political theory. The Republic is divided into ten books and in each book Socrates discusses different topics from the immortality of the soul to the meaning of justice with his disciples like Glaucon, Thrasymachus, Adeimantus and others. 
The first two books focus on justice and its meaning. After hearing the arguments of his disciples, Socrates made a very enlightening statement when he said that it's the advantage of a person to be just and it's his disadvantage to be unjust. A statement like this can be very much true today as it is thousands of years ago. After that, they continued their discussions about education and the guardian class. I'm sure many have already heard about the guardians, in this book Socrates referred to them as the ideal rulers of an ideal city. 
Book eight of the The Republic discusses the different types of government, some of which we're familiar with today. Socrates referred to the different types of governments as timocracy, oligarchy, democracy and tyranny. It's interesting to note that he considered these types of governments including democracy as unjust. He said that in a democracy there's a strong tendency for the poor people to revolt against the rich class because the rich enjoy too much freedom in this kind of government. 
This work by Plato is a timeless classic and it laid the ground work for many important modern philosophical and political ideas. This book is definitely a good read especially to political science or law students and the philosopher in all of us.

Plato's Republic is a Socratic dialogue which deals mainly with the definition of justice, the characteristics of a just city state and the just man. Although it was written more than two thousand years ago, many of the ideas and thoughts expounded here are still very much relevant to modern society. This is Plato's best known work and is also considered his most influential especially when it comes to the fields of philosophy and political theory. The Republic is divided into ten books and in each book Socrates discusses different topics from the immortality of the soul to the meaning of justice with his disciples like Glaucon, Thrasymachus, Adeimantus and others. The first two books focus on justice and its meaning. After hearing the arguments of his disciples, Socrates made a very enlightening statement when he said that it's the advantage of a person to be just and it's his disadvantage to be unjust. A statement like this can be very much true today as it is thousands of years ago. After that, they continued their discussions about education and the guardian class. I'm sure many have already heard about the guardians, in this book Socrates referred to them as the ideal rulers of an ideal city. Book eight of the The Republic discusses the different types of government, some of which we're familiar with today. Socrates referred to the different types of governments as timocracy, oligarchy, democracy and tyranny. It's interesting to note that he considered these types of governments including democracy as unjust. He said that in a democracy there's a strong tendency for the poor people to revolt against the rich class because the rich enjoy too much freedom in this kind of government. This work by Plato is a timeless classic and it laid the ground work for many important modern philosophical and political ideas. This book is definitely a good read especially to political science or law students and the philosopher in all of us.

Plato's Republic by Plato

Exploring Israeli literature in English translation. Host Marcela Sulak takes you through Israel’s literary countryside, cityscapes, and psychological terrain, and the lives of the people who create it.

Israel in Translation

Walking the movie walk, talking the movie talk

We Like Movies

Sermons from C. Andrew Doyle, IX Bishop of the Episcopal Church in the Diocese of Texas.

Ninth Bishop of Texas

Movie podcast released every Monday. Full episodes have six parts to it: Slashtag Configuration: Review of a newly released film, Kicking and Streaming: movie and/or television recommendations from popular streaming services, Secular Insanity: another movie review (old or new), The Shortest Straw: short film review, Schrody's Ladder: Wild Card segment (anything goes), Ceno6: a Top 6 list of any theme we choose. Our "Cinebites," are single segment mini-episodes.

Cinephiles and Cenobites

Great Expectations is written in the first person and is virtually a fictional autobiography of “Pip” from his childhood, through often painful experiences, to adulthood. It charts his progress as he moves from the Kent marshes - his social status radically changed having gained an unknown benefactor - to busy commercial London. The book is richly populated with a variety of extraordinary characters many of whom, unbeknownst to them, have lives that are inextricably linked to the others. It is all there, love, hate, passion, humour, rejection, duplicity, betrayal, a whole gamut of emotions and human strengths and weaknesses . This is one of Dickens most fascinating, and disturbing novels. (Summary by Peter Keeble)

Great Expectations (version 2) by Charles Dickens (1812 - 1870)

This story opens with a young girl on a visit to a stately mansion, which is a local tourist attraction. Exhausted and waiting for the rest of the party to finish the tour, she falls asleep under a tree. She is discovered by the daughter of the house and the governess, who comfort her and put her to bed in the governess's room, promising to wake her before the tourists leave. However, the governess forgets and the girl is stranded in the mansion. Her father arrives to take her home. Many years later, her father brings the same governess home as his new wife. The lady has a daughter of her own and the two girls become close friends. Another mansion in the neighborhood is owned by a wealthy squire with two young sons. How their lives and the lives of the two young stepsisters become inextricably entwined forms the rest of this interesting story.

Wives and Daughters: An Everyday Story was Elizabeth Gaskell's last book. It remained unfinished with her sudden death in 1865 while it was being serialized in the Cornhill magazine. The book was completed by journalist, Frederick Greenwood and the final section was published in 1866.

Elizabeth Gaskell, or Mrs. Gaskell as she was better known, was a friend and biographer of Charlotte Bronte. She was also well known in her own right as a writer during the Victorian era. Her works offer deep insights into many strata of society of that time. As a child she suffered great privation and insecurity after her mother died and she was sent to live with various relatives, though her father and brothers kept in contact with her and encouraged her to study and write. She married a Unitarian minister and traveled extensively with him. It was during the course of her travels that she began keeping a journal and discovered her talent for writing. Her social circle included such greats as Charles Dickens, Harriet Beecher Stowe and John Ruskin.

Wives and Daughters is set in the pre-Reform Bill era of the 1830s, a piece of legislation that allowed people from more than just the upper echelons of society to have voting privileges. The character of Molly Gibson, who evolves from an impulsive and unthinking young girl into a strong and independent woman proves to be capable of making the right decisions without compromising her own sense of ethics. She also becomes a tower of strength to those around her. Wives and Daughters is a very interesting and powerful read that combines romance, memorable characters and great insights into social structure more than a hundred years ago.

This story opens with a young girl on a visit to a stately mansion, which is a local tourist attraction. Exhausted and waiting for the rest of the party to finish the tour, she falls asleep under a tree. She is discovered by the daughter of the house and the governess, who comfort her and put her to bed in the governess's room, promising to wake her before the tourists leave. However, the governess forgets and the girl is stranded in the mansion. Her father arrives to take her home. Many years later, her father brings the same governess home as his new wife. The lady has a daughter of her own and the two girls become close friends. Another mansion in the neighborhood is owned by a wealthy squire with two young sons. How their lives and the lives of the two young stepsisters become inextricably entwined forms the rest of this interesting story. Wives and Daughters: An Everyday Story was Elizabeth Gaskell's last book. It remained unfinished with her sudden death in 1865 while it was being serialized in the Cornhill magazine. The book was completed by journalist, Frederick Greenwood and the final section was published in 1866. Elizabeth Gaskell, or Mrs. Gaskell as she was better known, was a friend and biographer of Charlotte Bronte. She was also well known in her own right as a writer during the Victorian era. Her works offer deep insights into many strata of society of that time. As a child she suffered great privation and insecurity after her mother died and she was sent to live with various relatives, though her father and brothers kept in contact with her and encouraged her to study and write. She married a Unitarian minister and traveled extensively with him. It was during the course of her travels that she began keeping a journal and discovered her talent for writing. Her social circle included such greats as Charles Dickens, Harriet Beecher Stowe and John Ruskin. Wives and Daughters is set in the pre-Reform Bill era of the 1830s, a piece of legislation that allowed people from more than just the upper echelons of society to have voting privileges. The character of Molly Gibson, who evolves from an impulsive and unthinking young girl into a strong and independent woman proves to be capable of making the right decisions without compromising her own sense of ethics. She also becomes a tower of strength to those around her. Wives and Daughters is a very interesting and powerful read that combines romance, memorable characters and great insights into social structure more than a hundred years ago.

Wives and Daughters by Elizabeth Gaskell

Digging deep into stories of food, radical love and creative social justice. Broadcast on WPKN 89.5 community radio Bridgeport, CT. Hosted by chef, activist, organizer, educator Tagan Engel

The Table Underground

ALT LYFE MEDIA documents mixes & edits form our own Djs. 
it also contains @DJBIGWILLIE 's back catalog of mixes from the last 19 Years. 

For Full Mixes & Downloads to all of these episodes at :
altlyfe.bandcamp.com 
patreon.com/djbigwillie
ALT-LYFE.COM

ALT LYFE MEDIA documents mixes & edits form our own Djs. it also contains @DJBIGWILLIE 's back catalog of mixes from the last 19 Years. For Full Mixes & Downloads to all of these episodes at : altlyfe.bandcamp.com patreon.com/djbigwillie ALT-LYFE.COM

ALT LYFE MEDIA documents mixes &amp; edits form our own Djs. 
it also contains @DJBIGWILLIE 's back catalog of mixes from the last 19 Years. 

For Full Mixes &amp; Downloads to all of these episodes at :
altlyfe.bandcamp.com 
patreon.com/djbigwillie
ALT-LYFE.COM

ALT LYFE MEDIA

A equipe de jornalistas da Ilustríssima, da Folha, entrevista autores de livros de não ficção ou de pesquisas acadêmicas.

Ilustríssima Conversa

A podcast where I chat with my creative friends to get inspired by everyday art.

Chatty Crafties Podcast

Telatalk.

The latest in news, politics and entertainment in San Diego.

Culture Climate San Diego

Mike Wentland and Jeremy Kassel host this call-in podcast and answer your questions on all the places we dwell. Produced from 2018 to 2019.

House Calls Podcast

Welcome to the Maker Vision podcast. A podcast where we help you take your ideas from a dream to reality. Each episode, we’ll cover topics to help you overcome frustrations we all encounter in our maker community. I’m Trevor Wanamaker a part time maker running makerexperiment.com and my co-host Stephen Ellis is a part time woodworker running Old South Woodcraft. 
We have both encountered bumps and pitfalls along the road we call “making” and we are using this podcast to help you avoid the same pitfalls.

Welcome to the Maker Vision podcast. A podcast where we help you take your ideas from a dream to reality. Each episode, we’ll cover topics to help you overcome frustrations we all encounter in our maker community. I’m Trevor Wanamaker a part time maker running makerexperiment.com and my co-host Stephen Ellis is a part time woodworker running Old South Woodcraft. We have both encountered bumps and pitfalls along the road we call “making” and we are using this podcast to help you avoid the same pitfalls.

Maker Vision Podcast

If you've ever read a Garfield comic strip, or thought about Garfield for more than a minute, you probably have a lot of questions.  

On this short podcast, artist and Garfield expert Shawn Bowers works overtime to tackle some of the toughest QUAGs (Questions About Garfield) in the world: How did Garfield respond to 9/11?  Does Garfield pornography exist?  Can a phone be powered entirely by Garfield apps? Can Garfield get me high? The answers may surprise you!

If you've ever read a Garfield comic strip, or thought about Garfield for more than a minute, you probably have a lot of questions. On this short podcast, artist and Garfield expert Shawn Bowers works overtime to tackle some of the toughest QUAGs (Questions About Garfield) in the world: How did Garfield respond to 9/11? Does Garfield pornography exist? Can a phone be powered entirely by Garfield apps? Can Garfield get me high? The answers may surprise you!

QUAG: Questions About Garfield

STATMENTS is a critical fashion podcast, attempting to address issues of ethics, diversity and precarity within the fashion industry. Our guests include a dynamic compilation of fashion scholars, industry insiders and opinionated critics. Co-hosts Philippa Nesbitt and Katie Wilkes both hold an MA in Fashion Studies from The New School, Parsons Paris.

STATEMENTS:  A Critical Fashion Podcast

Join RO literary agents Sandra O'Donnell and Laura Rothschild as we dish on the crazy world of publishing and share an insider's view on how to get an agent, what it takes to stand out in a query pile and what we're reading, and eating, on any given day.

The Literary Lunch Podcast

The Plain Glass is a podcast for worship leaders. It is a podcast discussing issues that many worship leaders, volunteers and other ministry professionals deal with week in and week out. We hope this podcast is a resource for you but, most of all, we want build a community to support each other as we are all serving our respective churches.

The Plain Glass

Two Bs? You bet we are! Have a listen and laugh with Donna Brown and Brooke West Carr!Downtown Donna Brown is a fun-loving, life-living Mom and DJ who knows how to get a party started. Ready to have a little fun and spread some support, Donna went looking for someone with lots of opinions and bit of humor. Brooke West Carr joined Donna, both ready to talk current events, artists we all know and love, and spread a message of love to other women. Listen in on the conversation as Donna and Brooke talk music, movies, life, and so much more!

Two Bs In A Pod[cast]

In The Anthropology we dive into the movements and minds shaping culture today. In its first season, Fashion Anthropology, journalist Tiffany Godoy talks to the artist, designers and original street scene makers that surround the brand Slam Jam. Founded by Luca Benini in 1989, it started as an Italian distributor of Stussy, Carhartt and Nike. In 2018, they opened the art cultural space Spazio Maiocchi in Milan and Luca Benini alongside Matthew Williams created the brand Alyx. In this five episode series we immerse ourselves into the culture of Slam Jam.

The Anthropology

A show about US immigration - and all things related - national identity, culture, family, and borders. And since the US is a country of immigrants: it’s you and I, us and them, telling our stories. Hosted by storytellers Nestor Gomez and Angel Ling, this is a podcast where we share stories, conversations, and commentary, to examine the historical and contemporary ideas, policies, and events that have forged national identity, community, and belonging in America.
Immigration Stories with Nestor Gomez is a production of 80 Minutes Around the World Immigration Stories.

A show about US immigration - and all things related - national identity, culture, family, and borders. And since the US is a country of immigrants: it’s you and I, us and them, telling our stories. Hosted by storytellers Nestor Gomez and Angel Ling, this is a podcast where we share stories, conversations, and commentary, to examine the historical and contemporary ideas, policies, and events that have forged national identity, community, and belonging in America. Immigration Stories with Nestor Gomez is a production of 80 Minutes Around the World Immigration Stories.

Immigration Stories with Nestor Gomez

Welcome to Thrifting Minds, where our commitment to sustainability is at the heart of everything we do. As a passionately eco-conscious market, we take great pride in curating an exceptional collection of products from leading sustainable brands. Our mission is to provide you with a diverse and outstanding selection of goods that meet your needs and align with your values.

 Join Dom and Terrika as they sit down and discuss their passions for all things thrift, fashion, sustainability, and what drives their community!

Welcome to Thrifting Minds, where our commitment to sustainability is at the heart of everything we do. As a passionately eco-conscious market, we take great pride in curating an exceptional collection of products from leading sustainable brands. Our mission is to provide you with a diverse and outstanding selection of goods that meet your needs and align with your values. Join Dom and Terrika as they sit down and discuss their passions for all things thrift, fashion, sustainability, and what drives their community!

Thrifting Minds

Special Lady Day is a podcast about rad women in history.

Special Lady Day

Examining current issues through the lens of the Reformation

Back to the Reformation

Lyra inherits an old house from her father. While everything seems normal, there are secrets hidden inside this old home she will slowly discover.

Disenchanted

Yallah Raqs is a podcast made to help you design YOUR personal practice by learning about the practices of others. Each guest shares their experience with their practice along with practical tips you can take away to experiment with in your own dance space. Come create a personal bellydance practice that is tailored to your life, and is just as unique as you are.

Yallah Raqs

Designer & Designer is a podcast about design. Each episode dives into a design topic with candor and humor, exposing the rarely talked about challenges that designers face, and what it takes to create great design.

Designer &amp; Designer is a podcast about design. Each episode dives into a design topic with candor and humor, exposing the rarely talked about challenges that designers face, and what it takes to create great design.

Designer & Designer

On this show, you will hear inspiring, thought-provoking discussions with content creators, brand experts, and artists who will offer a peek behind the curtain at their unique storytelling process.

Enjoy the podcast and be sure to keep the conversation going on social media. You can connect with the Good Story Podcast on Facebook and Instagram by searching for the handle @goodstorypod.
 See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

On this show, you will hear inspiring, thought-provoking discussions with content creators, brand experts, and artists who will offer a peek behind the curtain at their unique storytelling process. Enjoy the podcast and be sure to keep the conversation going on social media. You can connect with the Good Story Podcast on Facebook and Instagram by searching for the handle @goodstorypod. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Good Story Podcast

Kiana is the creator of the Manifesting Unlocked Podcast and a Style + Abundance Coach for the FIERCE & FABULOUS!

Kiana is the creator of the Manifesting Unlocked Podcast and a Style + Abundance Coach for the FIERCE &amp; FABULOUS!

MANIFESTING UNLOCKED

<p>The “Queen of Thrift,” Bay Garnett discovers her guests’ most memorable outfits from their childhood and beyond - trying to get to the bottom of the fabric of their lives, whilst we pick up some great secondhand style and thrifting tips along the way.Get involved! And don’t forget - keep on thrifting!We have some super exciting guests lined up including Paloma Faith, Rachel Weisz, Charlotte Tilbury, Corinne Bailey Rae and Sophie Ellis Bextor. And that is just the start!Follow me at @baygarnett on Instagram</p>

The “Queen of Thrift,” Bay Garnett discovers her guests’ most memorable outfits from their childhood and beyond - trying to get to the bottom of the fabric of their lives, whilst we pick up some great secondhand style and thrifting tips along the way.Get involved! And don’t forget - keep on thrifting!We have some super exciting guests lined up including Paloma Faith, Rachel Weisz, Charlotte Tilbury, Corinne Bailey Rae and Sophie Ellis Bextor. And that is just the start!Follow me at @baygarnett on Instagram

This Old Thing?

The Legendarium Podcast is a community for lovers of science fiction and fantasy books, from classic to contemporary. Red Team and Blue Team are under the main Legendarium Podcast. They're the pros. Green Team's podcast is a bit different. We are the newbies, upstarts, the kids in the back of the class who riff off of different one-off topics, about books, life, games, pancakes vs waffles, and all the important arguments. 

Suggestion Box: https://forms.gle/LwuEXz2uvsxMsViy8

The Legendarium Podcast is a community for lovers of science fiction and fantasy books, from classic to contemporary. Red Team and Blue Team are under the main Legendarium Podcast. They're the pros. Green Team's podcast is a bit different. We are the newbies, upstarts, the kids in the back of the class who riff off of different one-off topics, about books, life, games, pancakes vs waffles, and all the important arguments. Suggestion Box: https://forms.gle/LwuEXz2uvsxMsViy8

Green Team of the Legendarium

Philanthropy unites Broadway stars like Lin-Manuel Miranda, Gloria Estefan, Judith Light, and more. The Broadway Gives Back Podcast spotlights Broadway actors, shows, and organizations in their pursuit of social impact and doing good. Our talented guests will share stories about their favorite charities, how they got involved, and the people and causes who have benefited from these philanthropic efforts. From stars to stagehands, cast members to front of house, and causes large and small, we will discuss why philanthropy is so vital and inspiring. Hosted by former head of marketing for the Tony Awards and The Broadway League, and CCO for the Charity Network, Jan Svendsen, this feel-good podcast will also discuss ways you can do good through education and taking action to make the world a better place.Part of the Broadway Podcast Network.

Philanthropy unites Broadway stars like Lin-Manuel Miranda, Gloria Estefan, Judith Light, and more. The Broadway Gives Back Podcast spotlights Broadway actors, shows, and organizations in their pursuit of social impact and doing good. Our talented guests will share stories about their favorite charities, how they got involved, and the people and causes who have benefited from these philanthropic efforts. From stars to stagehands, cast members to front of house, and causes large and small, we will discuss why philanthropy is so vital and inspiring. Hosted by former head of marketing for the Tony Awards and The Broadway League, and CCO for the Charity Network, Jan Svendsen, this feel-good podcast will also discuss ways you can do good through education and taking action to make the world a better place.Part of the Broadway Podcast Network.

Philanthropy unites Broadway stars like Lin-Manuel Miranda, Gloria Estefan, Judith Light, and more. The Broadway Gives Back Podcast&nbsp;spotlights Broadway actors, shows, and organizations in their pursuit of social impact and doing good. Our talented guests will share stories about their favorite charities, how they got involved, and the people and causes who have benefited from these philanthropic efforts. From stars to stagehands, cast members to front of house, and causes large and small, we will discuss why philanthropy is so vital and inspiring.&nbsp;Hosted by&nbsp;former head of marketing for the Tony Awards and The Broadway League, and CCO for the Charity Network, Jan Svendsen, this feel-good podcast will also discuss ways you can do good through education and taking action to make the world a better place.Part of the Broadway Podcast Network.

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