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Bite-sized podcast episodes about about wedding photography. I talk about running a business, personal goals, and I share a lot of personal photos over on my Patreon for each episode. I post 10 minute episodes about twice a month!

Nessa K Podcast

Welcome to the podcast you never knew you needed, but the one that you deserve: a safe haven for nerds of all shapes and sizes, a digital forum to talk about the things you love, a sonic gateway into a brighter world, an engaging community of people just like you. If you can nerd out about it, it’s probably here. Join the flock. Nerdom awaits. Artwork by Joel Agimudie, Instagram: @joelthecreator

Welcome to the podcast you never knew you needed, but the one that you deserve: a safe haven for nerds of all shapes and sizes, a digital forum to talk about the things you love, a sonic gateway into a brighter world, an engaging community of people just like you. If you can nerd out about it, it’s probably here. Join the flock. Nerdom awaits. Artwork by Joel Agimudie, Instagram: @joelthecreator

Nerds of a Feather

Welcome to The Ukulele Podcast. Whether you want to hear how James Hill put together his famous arrangement of Billie Jean, or how Jake Shimabukuro played the ukulele for the Queen, it's all in this podcast. Join me, John Atkins, for long-form uke-centric chats with everyone from Cynthia Lin, Bernadette Teaches Music and Victoria Vox, to Nick Cope, Bakithi Kumalo and Will Grove-White. There's also stories recorded on-the-go such as my behind-the-scenes account of a local ukulele festival in England, and audio diary of my trip to the NaMM music convention in Los Angeles. Plus listener contributions about your favourite ukuleles and what they mean to you. The Ukulele Podcast is sponsored by Kala Brand Music. Sign up to my <a href="https://www.patreon.com/UkeTeacher" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Patreon page</a> for bonus content, early access and behind the scenes gossip! Want to be on the show? Have a suggestion for someone you'd like to hear me chat with? Drop me an email to <a href="mailto:uketeacher1@gmail.com" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">uketeacher1@gmail.com</a> and let's chat!<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.

Welcome to The Ukulele Podcast. Whether you want to hear how James Hill put together his famous arrangement of Billie Jean, or how Jake Shimabukuro played the ukulele for the Queen, it's all in this podcast. Join me, John Atkins, for long-form uke-centric chats with everyone from Cynthia Lin, Bernadette Teaches Music and Victoria Vox, to Nick Cope, Bakithi Kumalo and Will Grove-White. There's also stories recorded on-the-go such as my behind-the-scenes account of a local ukulele festival in England, and audio diary of my trip to the NaMM music convention in Los Angeles. Plus listener contributions about your favourite ukuleles and what they mean to you. The Ukulele Podcast is sponsored by Kala Brand Music. Sign up to my Patreon page for bonus content, early access and behind the scenes gossip! Want to be on the show? Have a suggestion for someone you'd like to hear me chat with? Drop me an email to uketeacher1@gmail.com and let's chat! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Welcome to The Ukulele Podcast. Whether you want to hear how James Hill put together his famous arrangement of Billie Jean, or how Jake Shimabukuro played the ukulele for the Queen, it's all in this podcast. Join me, John Atkins, for long-form uke-centric chats with everyone from Cynthia Lin, Bernadette Teaches Music and Victoria Vox, to Nick Cope, Bakithi Kumalo and Will Grove-White. There's also stories recorded on-the-go such as my behind-the-scenes account of a local ukulele festival in England, and audio diary of my trip to the NaMM music convention in Los Angeles. Plus listener contributions about your favourite ukuleles and what they mean to you. The Ukulele Podcast is sponsored by Kala Brand Music. Sign up to my <a href="https://www.patreon.com/UkeTeacher" rel="noopener noreferrer">Patreon page</a> for bonus content, early access and behind the scenes gossip! Want to be on the show? Have a suggestion for someone you'd like to hear me chat with? Drop me an email to <a href="mailto:uketeacher1@gmail.com" rel="noopener noreferrer">uketeacher1@gmail.com</a> and let's chat! Hosted on Acast. See <a href="https://acast.com/privacy" rel="noopener noreferrer">acast.com/privacy</a> for more information.

The Ukulele Podcast

A career in musical theatre is hard, no matter how wonderful your training is or how developed your skills are, because of the vulnerability it requires, the rejection you have to continually face, plus all the fierce competition at every audition, and the head-games and negative self-talk we get into with ourselves. 

The Mental Game of Musical Theatre is all about helping you persevere through the mental challenges that inevitably come up along the way, while you’re pursuing, building, and maintaining your musical theatre career.

Host David Eggers and his esteemed guests - working musical theatre artists at every level and at every point in the journey - share the most intimate details of their experiences while building their musical theatre careers...

- the self-doubt
- the audition nerves (and ways to handle theme)
- the ”almost but not quite” jobs
- the dream jobs
- the Tony awards
- the breaks that seemed like pure luck
- the healthy practices
- the best advice ever received
- things they know now that they wish they knew then

... and so much more in every episode!

SUBSCRIBE so you never miss an episode! Upcoming guests include: Gavin Creel, Raymond J. Lee, Kelli O’Hara, JoAnn M. Hunter, Francis Jue, T. Oliver Reid, Darren Lee, David Hyde Pierce, Deb Monk, André Ward, Bonnie Milligan, Sutton Foster, Robyn Hurder, Telly Lueng... and many, many more!

LEAVE A TOP NOTCH REVIEW if you like an episode, at all! Please. That will help make this podcast visible to more more people. And the more people we reach, the more musical theatre folks we’ll be able to help to persevere in their efforts toward achieving their musical theatre dreams! Your positive review really does make a huge difference! 

Thank you for being here! Now go download the some episodes! 

David Eggers
Sign up for info about the upcoming book, The Mental Game of Musical Theatre (Routledge Publishing) here: https://profeggers.com
Follow: @profeggers on IG and TT
Contact: david@profeggers.com

A career in musical theatre is hard, no matter how wonderful your training is or how developed your skills are, because of the vulnerability it requires, the rejection you have to continually face, plus all the fierce competition at every audition, and the head-games and negative self-talk we get into with ourselves. The Mental Game of Musical Theatre is all about helping you persevere through the mental challenges that inevitably come up along the way, while you’re pursuing, building, and maintaining your musical theatre career. Host David Eggers and his esteemed guests - working musical theatre artists at every level and at every point in the journey - share the most intimate details of their experiences while building their musical theatre careers... - the self-doubt - the audition nerves (and ways to handle theme) - the ”almost but not quite” jobs - the dream jobs - the Tony awards - the breaks that seemed like pure luck - the healthy practices - the best advice ever received - things they know now that they wish they knew then ... and so much more in every episode! SUBSCRIBE so you never miss an episode! Upcoming guests include: Gavin Creel, Raymond J. Lee, Kelli O’Hara, JoAnn M. Hunter, Francis Jue, T. Oliver Reid, Darren Lee, David Hyde Pierce, Deb Monk, André Ward, Bonnie Milligan, Sutton Foster, Robyn Hurder, Telly Lueng... and many, many more! LEAVE A TOP NOTCH REVIEW if you like an episode, at all! Please. That will help make this podcast visible to more more people. And the more people we reach, the more musical theatre folks we’ll be able to help to persevere in their efforts toward achieving their musical theatre dreams! Your positive review really does make a huge difference! Thank you for being here! Now go download the some episodes! David Eggers Sign up for info about the upcoming book, The Mental Game of Musical Theatre (Routledge Publishing) here: https://profeggers.com Follow: @profeggers on IG and TT Contact: david@profeggers.com

The Mental Game of Musical Theatre

Hi! I'm Paolo, the author of Quatro Fromaggio and Other Disgraces on the Menu. This is Thoughts on the Table, an audioblog on food and food culture, with a special eye on the difference between the so-called Italian Food and the real food of continental Italy.

Thoughts on the Table

All In Your Mind podcast features hosts Director Rick Rohan and Production Manager Duane Beeman as well as several of our in-house Directors chatting in round table style about every day GraphicAudio happenings -- new series, current series and productions they are working on.

GraphicAudio - All in Your Mind

If you've read and loved Anne of Green Gables, you'd definitely like to add Rainbow Valley by Lucy Maud Montgomery to your collection.

Published in 1919, it is the seventh book in the series and follows the further life and adventures of Anne Shirley. At Ingleside, Anne is now happily married to her childhood friend the devoted Gilbert Blythe and have now been together blissfully for fifteen years. They have six children. The book opens with the return of Anne and Gilbert (who is now a brilliant doctor) from a sojourn in London, where they had gone to attend a big medical congress. They find a new minister ensconced in the old mansion. He is a widower with four wild, mischievous and unruly children who are always embroiled in one scrape or the other. However, they are at heart good and kind and they soon become friends with Anne's children.

The entire group plays in a quiet maple grove which they have named Rainbow Valley because of its beauty and atmosphere. They form a Good Conduct Club headed by Jem Blythe, the eldest. A cheeky, runaway orphan girl called Mary Vance joins them in Rainbow Valley. However, the rules of the club prove too severe for some of the younger children.

The Green Gables series consists of eight books published between 1908-21. They trace Anne Shirley/Blythe's life from the time we encounter Anne Shirley, a young 11 year old orphan who is sent to live with an elderly couple on a farm on Prince Edward Island. By the eighth book, Anne is a middle aged woman of fifty-two and the stories concern her children and their lives. The family is also mentioned in some other books written by Montgomery.

Rainbow Valley is exciting, interesting and a fun read. It has some very engaging side plots about the minister, John Meredith and how he finds romance with the lovely Rosemary West. It also provides a dark foreshadowing of the terrible war years that were to dawn in the near future. The note on the dedication page of Rainbow Valley is a tribute to three of Montgomery's friends who died in WWI. The last book in the Anne series Rilla of Ingleside is set against the backdrop of the war.

For enthusiasts of the series, Rainbow Valley is indeed a delightful glimpse into the continuing saga of this bestselling series of books that have provided so much entertainment to generations of children.

All books in this series:1 Anne of Green Gables2 Anne of Avonlea3 Anne of the Island5 Anne’s House of Dreams7 Rainbow Valley8 Rilla of Ingleside

If you've read and loved Anne of Green Gables, you'd definitely like to add Rainbow Valley by Lucy Maud Montgomery to your collection. Published in 1919, it is the seventh book in the series and follows the further life and adventures of Anne Shirley. At Ingleside, Anne is now happily married to her childhood friend the devoted Gilbert Blythe and have now been together blissfully for fifteen years. They have six children. The book opens with the return of Anne and Gilbert (who is now a brilliant doctor) from a sojourn in London, where they had gone to attend a big medical congress. They find a new minister ensconced in the old mansion. He is a widower with four wild, mischievous and unruly children who are always embroiled in one scrape or the other. However, they are at heart good and kind and they soon become friends with Anne's children. The entire group plays in a quiet maple grove which they have named Rainbow Valley because of its beauty and atmosphere. They form a Good Conduct Club headed by Jem Blythe, the eldest. A cheeky, runaway orphan girl called Mary Vance joins them in Rainbow Valley. However, the rules of the club prove too severe for some of the younger children. The Green Gables series consists of eight books published between 1908-21. They trace Anne Shirley/Blythe's life from the time we encounter Anne Shirley, a young 11 year old orphan who is sent to live with an elderly couple on a farm on Prince Edward Island. By the eighth book, Anne is a middle aged woman of fifty-two and the stories concern her children and their lives. The family is also mentioned in some other books written by Montgomery. Rainbow Valley is exciting, interesting and a fun read. It has some very engaging side plots about the minister, John Meredith and how he finds romance with the lovely Rosemary West. It also provides a dark foreshadowing of the terrible war years that were to dawn in the near future. The note on the dedication page of Rainbow Valley is a tribute to three of Montgomery's friends who died in WWI. The last book in the Anne series Rilla of Ingleside is set against the backdrop of the war. For enthusiasts of the series, Rainbow Valley is indeed a delightful glimpse into the continuing saga of this bestselling series of books that have provided so much entertainment to generations of children. All books in this series:1 Anne of Green Gables2 Anne of Avonlea3 Anne of the Island5 Anne’s House of Dreams7 Rainbow Valley8 Rilla of Ingleside

Rainbow Valley by Lucy Maud Montgomery

Skylines is the podcast from the New Statesman's urbanism site. Every two weeks, Jonn Elledge, colleagues and guests discuss the politics &amp; workings of cities and test their contention that maps are a great topic for radio. <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.

Skylines is the podcast from the New Statesman's urbanism site. Every two weeks, Jonn Elledge, colleagues and guests discuss the politics & workings of cities and test their contention that maps are a great topic for radio. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Skylines is the podcast from the New Statesman's urbanism site. Every two weeks, Jonn Elledge, colleagues and guests discuss the politics &amp; workings of cities and test their contention that maps are a great topic for radio. Hosted on Acast. See <a href="https://acast.com/privacy" rel="noopener noreferrer">acast.com/privacy</a> for more information.

Skylines, the CityMetric podcast

A mysterious door-way, an incident of ferocious violence, a respectable and popular scientist, well-known for his enjoyable dinner parties who suddenly changes his will, the brutal killing of an elderly Member of Parliament, a diabolical serum that can transform one person into another – truly the ingredients of a fast good thriller!

Robert Louis Stevenson's The Strange Case of Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde has captured the imaginations of readers ever since it was first published in 1886. It met with tremendous success and the words “Jekyll and Hyde” entered the English language as symbols of two conflicting sides of the same personality. 

The plot is fast and exciting. It begins with the description of two friends who are both lawyers strolling through the streets of Victorian London. As they pass a strange-looking door in a quiet by-lane, one of them recounts a mystifying incident that he had witnessed there a few months ago. He describes how a young girl was brutally beaten up by a sinister character, who when confronted by the narrator and passers-by, meekly agrees to compensate the child. He returns with a check signed by a man known to the narrator – a respectable scientist called Dr Henry Jekyll. As the mystery unravels, what comes to light is a dark and terrifying account of the conflict between good and evil. 

Modern-day readers would be quite familiar with the diabolic acts of schizophrenic criminals. Any number of best-sellers, films and television shows have featured them and today many of us are aware of terms like “split personality” or “dissociative identity disorder.” Yet more than a century ago, Robert Louis Stevenson's novel The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll And Mr. Hyde was received by amazed readers who were presented with a bizarre and weird concept. The dual personalities whose qualities are diametrically opposite of each other create the basic premise of the story and the universal themes of “civilization,” “identity” and “repression” find brilliant expression in the book. Stevenson's gift for creating unforgettable characters is evident in this macabre tale as well and the reader is left with a sense of dread and foreboding. 

The book can be read on various levels – a thrilling mystery, an allegory/fable, a commentary on Victorian morality, a doppelganger tale, science fiction or horror story. Whatever one chooses to classify it as, the book is a riveting and unforgettable experience for readers of all ages.

A mysterious door-way, an incident of ferocious violence, a respectable and popular scientist, well-known for his enjoyable dinner parties who suddenly changes his will, the brutal killing of an elderly Member of Parliament, a diabolical serum that can transform one person into another – truly the ingredients of a fast good thriller! Robert Louis Stevenson's The Strange Case of Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde has captured the imaginations of readers ever since it was first published in 1886. It met with tremendous success and the words “Jekyll and Hyde” entered the English language as symbols of two conflicting sides of the same personality. The plot is fast and exciting. It begins with the description of two friends who are both lawyers strolling through the streets of Victorian London. As they pass a strange-looking door in a quiet by-lane, one of them recounts a mystifying incident that he had witnessed there a few months ago. He describes how a young girl was brutally beaten up by a sinister character, who when confronted by the narrator and passers-by, meekly agrees to compensate the child. He returns with a check signed by a man known to the narrator – a respectable scientist called Dr Henry Jekyll. As the mystery unravels, what comes to light is a dark and terrifying account of the conflict between good and evil. Modern-day readers would be quite familiar with the diabolic acts of schizophrenic criminals. Any number of best-sellers, films and television shows have featured them and today many of us are aware of terms like “split personality” or “dissociative identity disorder.” Yet more than a century ago, Robert Louis Stevenson's novel The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll And Mr. Hyde was received by amazed readers who were presented with a bizarre and weird concept. The dual personalities whose qualities are diametrically opposite of each other create the basic premise of the story and the universal themes of “civilization,” “identity” and “repression” find brilliant expression in the book. Stevenson's gift for creating unforgettable characters is evident in this macabre tale as well and the reader is left with a sense of dread and foreboding. The book can be read on various levels – a thrilling mystery, an allegory/fable, a commentary on Victorian morality, a doppelganger tale, science fiction or horror story. Whatever one chooses to classify it as, the book is a riveting and unforgettable experience for readers of all ages.

The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll And Mr. Hyde by Robert Louis Stevenson

The Wars of the Jews (or The History of the Destruction of Jerusalem, or as it usually appears in modern English translations, The Jewish War – original title: Phlauiou Iôsêpou historia Ioudaïkou polemou pros Rhômaious bibliona) is a book written by the 1st century Jewish historian Josephus.  It is a description of Jewish history from the capture of Jerusalem by the Seleucid ruler Antiochus IV Epiphanes in 164 BC to the fall and destruction of Jerusalem in the First Jewish-Roman War in AD 70. The book was written about 75, originally in Josephus’s “paternal tongue”, probably Aramaic, though this version has not survived. It was later translated into Greek, probably under the supervision of Josephus himself.  The sources of knowledge that we have of this war are: Josephus’s account and from the Talmud (gittin 57b) and in midrash Eichah.

The Wars of the Jews (or The History of the Destruction of Jerusalem, or as it usually appears in modern English translations, The Jewish War – original title: Phlauiou Iôsêpou historia Ioudaïkou polemou pros Rhômaious bibliona) is a book written by the 1st century Jewish historian Josephus. It is a description of Jewish history from the capture of Jerusalem by the Seleucid ruler Antiochus IV Epiphanes in 164 BC to the fall and destruction of Jerusalem in the First Jewish-Roman War in AD 70. The book was written about 75, originally in Josephus’s “paternal tongue”, probably Aramaic, though this version has not survived. It was later translated into Greek, probably under the supervision of Josephus himself. The sources of knowledge that we have of this war are: Josephus’s account and from the Talmud (gittin 57b) and in midrash Eichah.

The Wars of the Jews by Josephus

The Fusebox Show

Finding your Significant Other (the one who gets you, tolerates you and embraces your oddities) is no mean feat. Significant Other is hosted by married people Aleisha and Rich, who explore each week all of the stuff that we encounter when we take the big step toward commitment and choose to show who we really are, displaying our quirks and weirdness to another human. They ask: What makes a relationship good? Successful? How do you know if you've met 'the one'? Does 'the one' even exist? And why do some relationships work while others fizzle?With professional advice from clinical health psychologist Dr. Lindsay Bira, Significant Other explores the big and small questions about love, sex, dating, relationships, marriage, and finding the person who may or may not be 'the one'.....along with all the bits in between. Being in a relationship can be weird/good/challenging/amazing/the best/the worst thing ever. Aleisha, the top-rated Bridechilla Podcast host, is at it again along with her partner, Rich, both keen to learn about why we do the things we do when faced with the potential of love. <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.

Finding your Significant Other (the one who gets you, tolerates you and embraces your oddities) is no mean feat. Significant Other is hosted by married people Aleisha and Rich, who explore each week all of the stuff that we encounter when we take the big step toward commitment and choose to show who we really are, displaying our quirks and weirdness to another human. They ask: What makes a relationship good? Successful? How do you know if you've met 'the one'? Does 'the one' even exist? And why do some relationships work while others fizzle?With professional advice from clinical health psychologist Dr. Lindsay Bira, Significant Other explores the big and small questions about love, sex, dating, relationships, marriage, and finding the person who may or may not be 'the one'.....along with all the bits in between. Being in a relationship can be weird/good/challenging/amazing/the best/the worst thing ever. Aleisha, the top-rated Bridechilla Podcast host, is at it again along with her partner, Rich, both keen to learn about why we do the things we do when faced with the potential of love. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Finding your Significant Other (the one who gets you, tolerates you and embraces your oddities) is no mean feat. Significant Other is hosted by married people Aleisha and Rich, who explore each week all of the stuff that we encounter when we take the big step toward commitment and choose to show who we really are, displaying our quirks and weirdness to another human. They ask: What makes a relationship good? Successful? How do you know if you've met 'the one'? Does 'the one' even exist? And why do some relationships work while others fizzle?With professional advice from clinical health psychologist Dr. Lindsay Bira, Significant Other explores the big and small questions about love, sex, dating, relationships, marriage, and finding the person who may or may not be 'the one'.....along with all the bits in between. Being in a relationship can be weird/good/challenging/amazing/the best/the worst thing ever. Aleisha, the top-rated Bridechilla Podcast host, is at it again along with her partner, Rich, both keen to learn about why we do the things we do when faced with the potential of love. Hosted on Acast. See <a href="https://acast.com/privacy" rel="noopener noreferrer">acast.com/privacy</a> for more information.

Significant Other- Love, Sex, Relationships & Who cleans the bathroom

Design Between the Lines is the only Design and Home Furnishings Podcast where we talk with the real game-changers, industry innovators, and lifetime legends of the Home Furnishings Industry.  It is here that we sit down with the people who craft the furniture industry into what it is today and to learn a little bit more about life in their world.

Design Between the Lines is the only Design and Home Furnishings Podcast where we talk with the real game-changers, industry innovators, and lifetime legends of the Home Furnishings Industry. It is here that we sit down with the people who craft the furniture industry into what it is today and to learn a little bit more about life in their world.

Design Between the Lines

How do you keep your imagination alive? What inspires a ballerina? If you’re an artist whose instrument is your body, how do you cope with injury? Amber Petty meets the real people behind the magic on stage. Listen in and discover the fascinating (and unexpected) stories behind a world-class ballet company.

Meet Me At The Barre

Your two best friends, Sam and Brian, previously explored every issue of the original run of Marvel's Star Wars comics and newspaper strips, and are now exploring a variety of other Star Wars comics from the seventies, eighties, and beyond!

Marvel Star Wars Explorers

Jon and Maggie are married and love to talk about the stuff they're into, either by themselves or with their friends, which leads to all kinds of different topics, or content, if you will. 
Featuring:
Married with Comics-Jon and Maggie paraphrase panels, explain exposition, and comment on some of their favorite comics. 
Transformers: The Rodpod-Jon M Wilson joins Jon and Maggie on a trip hurtling through space, with only the IDW Phase 2 Transformers comics to entertain themselves.
Married watching Cartoons: Jon and Maggie take turns introducing the other to a cartoon they aren't as familiar with.
Married with Clues minisodes: Jon and Maggie read each other Encyclopedia Brown stories and try to solve mysteries meant for 10 year olds.

And whatever else we come up with.

Jon and Maggie are married and love to talk about the stuff they're into, either by themselves or with their friends, which leads to all kinds of different topics, or content, if you will. Featuring: Married with Comics-Jon and Maggie paraphrase panels, explain exposition, and comment on some of their favorite comics. Transformers: The Rodpod-Jon M Wilson joins Jon and Maggie on a trip hurtling through space, with only the IDW Phase 2 Transformers comics to entertain themselves. Married watching Cartoons: Jon and Maggie take turns introducing the other to a cartoon they aren't as familiar with. Married with Clues minisodes: Jon and Maggie read each other Encyclopedia Brown stories and try to solve mysteries meant for 10 year olds. And whatever else we come up with.

Married...with Content

Quenching your thirst for more horsepower on the Craft Beer, Cider and Spirits industry. Each segment will dive into a slice of marketing, distribution, sales, events and related topics designed to help build your marketing muscle plant.

Shinerunner Craft Marketing

Bad Feminists Making Films is a show where we talk to bad feminist filmmakers who are confronting and changing the film industry through intersectional and decolonial practice. Our podcast features intimate conversations with feminist filmmakers about their filmmaking journeys, including cringe-worthy moments, sweet successes, and tips for navigating and challenging male-dominated spaces. Join us as we work towards creating community, building alternatives, and transforming the film industry.

This show records and broadcasts LIVE on Full Service Radio from the lobby of the LINE DC in Adams Morgan, Washington DC.

Bad Feminists Making Films is a show where we talk to bad feminist filmmakers who are confronting and changing the film industry through intersectional and decolonial practice. Our podcast features intimate conversations with feminist filmmakers about their filmmaking journeys, including cringe-worthy moments, sweet successes, and tips for navigating and challenging male-dominated spaces. Join us as we work towards creating community, building alternatives, and transforming the film industry. This show records and broadcasts LIVE on Full Service Radio from the lobby of the LINE DC in Adams Morgan, Washington DC.

Bad Feminists Making Films

Designed By will introduce you to the awesome creatives, events, and organizations right under your nose. We'll talk to people who are actively working to make our community a better place through the power of design, and how they got to where they are. Whether it's for the environment, for our neighborhoods, for our schools, for our designers, and more, we'll learn more about the people and things that make Saint Louis unique.&nbsp;

Designed By will introduce you to the awesome creatives, events, and organizations right under your nose. We'll talk to people who are actively working to make our community a better place through the power of design, and how they got to where they are. Whether it's for the environment, for our neighborhoods, for our schools, for our designers, and more, we'll learn more about the people and things that make Saint Louis unique. 

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This podcast is for beginning writers AND for those who have a pile of thanks but no thanks rejections sitting in their inbox.  It is for the novice writer with an inkling of a book idea AND for those who've heard crickets from the queries they've sent out.  It is for those who dream of being on a bestseller list or winning a major book award AND for those who want to write the best book possible and to see where it takes them.  Hosted by Sandra O'Donnell and Judd Vowell, Your First Fifteen Pages is the help you need to make your book a success. As a book coach and literary agent Sandra knows what it takes to go from a good story to a great story and from being an unsigned writer to an author with an agent and a book contract. Judd's writing journey began with a dystopian trilogy, that didn't take Amazon by storm, but did garner a small following. Judd shares his writing experience and how his writing has changed since discovering Your First Fifteen Pages and through his work with Sandra.In each episode of Your First Fifteen Pages, Sandra and Judd unlock the mystery of what it takes to capture and hold the interest of agents, editors, and ultimately readers. We show you how to perfect your first fifteen pages and use them as the foundation for the rest of your story. If you are struggling with a manuscript, we show you how to fix problems and move your writing forward. If you are a new writer, we show you how to get started and make your first novel agent worthy from the start.

This podcast is for beginning writers AND for those who have a pile of thanks but no thanks rejections sitting in their inbox. It is for the novice writer with an inkling of a book idea AND for those who've heard crickets from the queries they've sent out. It is for those who dream of being on a bestseller list or winning a major book award AND for those who want to write the best book possible and to see where it takes them. Hosted by Sandra O'Donnell and Judd Vowell, Your First Fifteen Pages is the help you need to make your book a success. As a book coach and literary agent Sandra knows what it takes to go from a good story to a great story and from being an unsigned writer to an author with an agent and a book contract. Judd's writing journey began with a dystopian trilogy, that didn't take Amazon by storm, but did garner a small following. Judd shares his writing experience and how his writing has changed since discovering Your First Fifteen Pages and through his work with Sandra.In each episode of Your First Fifteen Pages, Sandra and Judd unlock the mystery of what it takes to capture and hold the interest of agents, editors, and ultimately readers. We show you how to perfect your first fifteen pages and use them as the foundation for the rest of your story. If you are struggling with a manuscript, we show you how to fix problems and move your writing forward. If you are a new writer, we show you how to get started and make your first novel agent worthy from the start.

This podcast is for beginning writers AND for those who have a pile of thanks but no thanks rejections sitting in their inbox.  It is for the novice writer with an inkling of a book idea AND for those who've heard crickets from the queries they've sent out.  It is for those who dream of being on a bestseller list or winning a major book award AND for those who want to write the best book possible and to see where it takes them.  Hosted by Sandra O'Donnell and Judd Vowell, Your First Fifteen Pages is the help you need to make your book a success. As a book coach and literary agent&nbsp;Sandra knows what it takes to go from a good story to a great story and from being an unsigned writer to an author with an agent and a book contract. Judd's writing journey began with a dystopian trilogy, that didn't take Amazon by storm, but did garner a small following. Judd shares his writing experience and how his writing has changed since discovering Your First Fifteen Pages and through his work with Sandra.In each episode of Your First Fifteen Pages, Sandra and Judd unlock the mystery of what it takes to capture and hold the interest of agents, editors, and ultimately readers. We show you how to perfect your first fifteen pages and use them as the foundation for the rest of your story. If you are struggling with a manuscript, we show you how to fix problems and move your writing forward. If you are a new writer, we show you how to get started and make your first novel agent worthy from the start.

Your First Fifteen Pages

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Tim Grahl, author of the book Running Down a Dream, interviews artists, cooks, authors, circus performers, gym owners, and other amazing people to share their stories of finding their calling.

Running Down a Dream

Welcome to your Daily Dose of the Wheel of Time as we discuss the series chapter by chapter from now until the end of days!

Gleeman Radio's Return to The Wheel of Time Podcast

All are made in the image of God, created to cultivate beauty. Your host Sierra Pruitt talks about creativity, faith, and real life stuff.

Image of God

RECORDED WITH HUMANS IN MIND.
This podcast is an ongoing conversation between two humans behind the screen—Dre Murray and Billy Wiginton. They cover a wide range of topics including coffee, sports, music, faith, and creativity.

RECORDED WITH HUMANS IN MIND. This podcast is an ongoing conversation between two humans behind the screen—Dre Murray and Billy Wiginton. They cover a wide range of topics including coffee, sports, music, faith, and creativity.

The Black Gold Creative Podcast

A narrative Journey into the lives that shape ART. Join host Jacob Johnson as he unravels who the people are behind the ART we consume.

A narrative Journey into the lives that shape ART. Join host Jacob Johnson as he unravels who the people are behind the ART we consume.

Myartisreal Podcast

Conservation scholar Gregg Perry will lead us back into time on a journey of restoring and conserving 17th -19th century period architecture furnishings and timepieces.

The Historic Preservationist

The mission of Art Wunderful is to spread the gospel of the arts, their essential value to our every day lives and to offer a deep dive exploration into this most mysterious of subjects. Weekly episodes oscillate between solo commentary on art related topics where host Nicholas Harper shares his unique perspective as a gallerist, curator, artist and collector and conversations he has with artists, collectors and arts related professionals. Art Wunderful is the perfect podcast for art enthusiasts, from artists to collectors to those who just love the arts as a spectator to those that are simply curious as to what the arts are all about. We hope you join us weekly as we build a catalogue of perspectives into the arts that you'll find invaluable, as you explore your own passion for the arts, and ultimately for life.
Art Wunderful is recorded weekly in Nicholas Harper's art studio, located in the Rogue Buddha Gallery in Minneapolis MN.

The mission of Art Wunderful is to spread the gospel of the arts, their essential value to our every day lives and to offer a deep dive exploration into this most mysterious of subjects. Weekly episodes oscillate between solo commentary on art related topics where host Nicholas Harper shares his unique perspective as a gallerist, curator, artist and collector and conversations he has with artists, collectors and arts related professionals. Art Wunderful is the perfect podcast for art enthusiasts, from artists to collectors to those who just love the arts as a spectator to those that are simply curious as to what the arts are all about. We hope you join us weekly as we build a catalogue of perspectives into the arts that you'll find invaluable, as you explore your own passion for the arts, and ultimately for life. Art Wunderful is recorded weekly in Nicholas Harper's art studio, located in the Rogue Buddha Gallery in Minneapolis MN.

Art Wunderful

Join hosts Scott Carelli, Kyle Crane, and Bryan Green as they attempt to create the theme park of their dreams based on any and every subject, concept, or IP possible!

Theme Park This

Your go-to for a D&D Podcast, because we've got that big D&D energy for sure.

Your go-to for a D&amp;D Podcast, because we've got that big D&amp;D energy for sure.

That Big D&D Energy

Join NYC teacher and former stand up comedian Ian Fermaglich as he talks comedy with some of comedy's best.

Ian Talks Comedy

The Vine Guy dives into the world of wine with wine makers, wine producers, wine professionals and wine lovers. WTOP wine columnist Scott Greenberg talks with wine industry greats, shares which wines you may want to buy next and tells stories to help you savor your next glass of wine even more.

The Vine Guy dives into the world of wine with wine makers, wine producers, wine professionals and wine lovers. WTOP wine columnist Scott Greenberg talks with wine industry greats, shares which wines you may want to buy next and tells stories to help you savor your next glass of wine even more.

The Vine Guy

The Courageous Actor Podcast is a place for actors to get some encouragement on those days when we feel like quitting. It’s a place to fuel the creative fire so we face those fears and insecurities head on. Interviews from courageous artists and entrepreneurs of all kinds combined with my day to day learnings that will help you keep moving forward with your acting journey, even when you don’t feel like it. For actors who are ready to be bold, courageous, and vulnerable and are ready to do the work!

The Courageous Actor Podcast

Superfan Alexa and newcomer Jonmark present the definitive companion podcast to The Witcher series, from the books by Andrzej Sapkowski to the Netflix series.

Midnight Book Club: The Witcher

Thought About Food is a podcast on food and food studies. Each episode, we look at important issues around food, and we talk to academics, activists, or policymakers who work on these issues.

Thought About Food Podcast

If it takes a village to raise a child, it takes an army, a peace corps, and a village to birth a Broadway show. Tony and Olivier Award-winning producer Hal Luftig ( Kinky Boots , Plaza Suite, and many more) has had successes, failures, and everything in between. Now, with humor and heart, he sits down weekly with a different artist, expert, or industry leader to chat about every step and specialty in the process that gets a show from idea to audience.Part of the Broadway Podcast Network.

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