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The best podcast for writers! Learn how to write a book, listen to author interviews, and get tangible writing tips, advice, motivation and inspiration to achieve your dream of writing a book.

The Word Weaver Podcast

Good Bite is obsessed with our “delicious made easy” mission. We feature America’s leading food bloggers and famous faces from the food world who share definitive recipes and cooking inspiration. Our rotating cast of contributors includes Aarti Sequiera, who’s currently competing in The Next Food Network Star; cookbook author and star blogger David Lebovitz; and entertaining superstar Sandra Lee, who offers up seasonal cocktails and chic entertaining tips.

Good Bite

The most important cultural figure of our time shares the finest in public entertainment. Your life is becoming better even as you read this sentence.

Funny Video Cartoon Podcast: QUALITY JOLLITY Animation

Geek Life – The Indie Comics Podcast

StashMyComics.com has two podcasts to offer you. The first is the official StashMyComics.com podcast: Regulars MattB and Jason Newcomb and occasional guests discuss comic book news, provide in-depth reviews of new and old comics and feature a special segment every week. This podcast shines it’s shoes, brings you flowers and kisses you on the cheek on the first date.  Chase Variant is StashMyComics.com’s ugly stepchild podcast. A ragtag group of misfits and morons get together to talk comics, hassle each other, play comics trivia games and record the messy affair for your enjoyment (probably). This podcast scratches its groin in public, talks too loud and asks if you put out on the first date.

StashMyComics.com Podcast

De Eeuw van de Amateur is een podcast over het leven en alles wat daar bij komt kijken. Gemaakt door Botte Jellema, Ype Driessen en (soms) Paulien Cornelisse. Een keukentafelpodcast over actuele kwesties en levensvragen, met een knipoog, een regenboogvlag, voicemailberichten van de Eeuw-o-Foon, de post en natuurlijk de rubriek die niemand zat is: de theezakjesvraag.

Eeuw van de Amateur

A life lived backwards, with events happening in reverse order forms the strange and unexpected framework of one of F Scott Fitzgerald's rare short stories. 

The Curious Case of Benjamin Button was published in Collier's in 1927 and the idea came to Fitzgerald apparently from a quote of Mark Twain's in which he regretted that the best part of life came at the beginning and the worst at the end. Fitzgerald's concept of using this notion and turning the normal sequence of life on its head resulted in this delightful, thought provoking fantasy tale. The story was later incorporated in a Fitzgerald anthology, Tales of the Jazz Age. 

The story opens with a young, high society couple who are shocked beyond belief when they discover that their much awaited first born child resembles an elderly gent of seventy, complete with a white beard and whiskers, sitting up and querulously demanding to know, “Are you my father?” Their young son is born to live out a peculiar destiny. And so begins a grotesque journey through life, with the child, Benjamin “growing down” instead of up.

Set in the Baltimore of the 1860s the story is also a satire of contemporary American society of the time. Though Fitzgerald maintains a cool and light tone throughout the story, it is in fact, deeply reflective and a very interesting take on the human condition. 

For contemporary readers who are familiar with the problems of aging and “second childhood” Benjamin Button's difficulties with dealing with the demands of his chronological age vs his mental age are extremely interesting. As we find more and more older people succumbing to Alzheimer's disease and dementia, requiring the kind of care that an infant does, the story is strangely prophetic of the condition of geriatric care in our century. The plot is not exactly new to literature, with several stories and novels being written on a similar theme by many other writers. However, Fitzgerald's take on growing old and how we humans deal with it is what sets The Curious Case of Benjamin Button apart. 

The style is extremely readable, the premise is intriguing and refreshingly different and appeals to readers of all ages. The story was adapted into a film in 2008 and continues to fascinate Fitzgerald fans the world over.

The Curious Case of Benjamin Button by F. Scott Fitzgerald

Join us at www.frequency.fm for insightful artist interviews, objective and honest music and book reviews, and thoughtful commentary on art across all mediums from a distinctly Christian perspective. <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.

Join us at www.frequency.fm for insightful artist interviews, objective and honest music and book reviews, and thoughtful commentary on art across all mediums from a distinctly Christian perspective. Hosted on Acast. See <a href="https://acast.com/privacy" rel="noopener noreferrer">acast.com/privacy</a> for more information.

Frequency Podcast

Cruz Flores and James Kislingbury love movies and love yelling at each other about them. Whether they're good, bad, involve lesbian vampires, or a good old fashioned vigilante shooting spree, we'll be there, over thinking all of it.

A Quality Interruption

Intended for children 11 to 14 years old, The Story of the Middle Ages relates a little known period of history in an interesting and entertaining way. The author terms the Middle Ages as that period in the history of Europe between the fifth and fifteenth centuries. Its beginning is marked by the decline and fall of the mighty Roman Empire and its end is generally thought to be the dawn of the Renaissance or the Age of Discovery.

The Middle Ages are also divided by historians into the Early, High and Late Middle Ages. Both the Early and Late periods were characterized by war, outbreaks of diseases and epidemics, breakdown of law and order, civil strife and invasions. However, the High period of the Middle Ages saw the establishment of farming, the growth of trade, technology, intellectual movements and great artistic and architectural innovation.

Samuel B Harding divides The Story of the Middle Ages into twenty chapters. Beginning with a brief introduction, the author traces the roots of modern Europe to the mingling of the Germanic people with others like the Slavs, the Gauls and the ancient Romans. He also goes further back in history and refers to the Aryan people as the ancestors of the Germans. Further chapters deal with the wanderings of the Goths and their establishment of civilizations in Spain, Greece and Italy. The early days of Christianity and the growth of the Church are depicted, along with the differences between the western and eastern churches. The rise of the Franks and their conflicts with the Mohammedans and the establishment of the Moorish civilization in Spain are told in an interesting and imaginative fashion.

The Crusades, discussions on life in the village, town and monastery and finally the Hundred Years War, which effectively brought the Middle Ages to a close are well recounted. Though historians cannot put a specific date on the conclusion of this important period in Western history, it is generally thought that somewhere towards the end of the 1500s can be termed as the end of the Middle Ages. The rise of nationalism in England and France, the capture of Constantinople by the Turkish Ottoman sultans and the disappearance of the ancient centers of learning brought this period to an end.

As both a historical text and an interesting read, The Story of the Middle Ages is a great addition to your bookshelf and will surely appeal to both children and adults.

The Story of the Middle Ages by Samuel B. Harding

Ejoq needs work. The tramp starship Grizzelda needs a gunner. But what starts as a last-minute personnel replacement soon turns into something far more, with a non-functional duty station, his predecessor's emotional fallout, and a deeply buried secret that will change the course of nations.

Through a dark odyssey across a violent, frozen world, and a haze of lies and shadowy clues, Ejoq will face frenzied zealots, frightened elitists, and dangerous mercenaries on an unknown mission.

Revolution, intrigue, and battles among the stars...

Better take a deep breath!

Street Candles

George MacDonald claimed that he did not write for children, but for the child-like. Some of his longer works are clearly intended for adults, and this fantastic fiction influenced later writers such as G.K. Chesterton, J.R.R. Tolkien and C.S. Lewis. But you can find some of his best writing in the stories aimed squarely at children, and these are three of the finest. The Light Princess. A wicked aunt curses her baby niece so that gravity has no effect on her, and she floats through the air as if it were water.The only way to break the curse is to make the princess cry. The Giant's Heart. Two children argue and run away to Giantland. There they find out that one of the Giants steals children from the land of men and eats them, but how can they kill the Giant when he has hidden his heart where no one can find it? The Golden Key. A boy discovers a Golden Key, but cannot find the lock. He meets a girl, and together they search for the land from where the shadows fall, hoping that the key will allow them in. Summary by Clive Catterall)

George MacDonald claimed that he did not write for children, but for the child-like. Some of his longer works are clearly intended for adults, and this fantastic fiction influenced later writers such as G.K. Chesterton, J.R.R. Tolkien and C.S. Lewis. But you can find some of his best writing in the stories aimed squarely at children, and these are three of the finest. The Light Princess. A wicked aunt curses her baby niece so that gravity has no effect on her, and she floats through the air as if it were water.The only way to break the curse is to make the princess cry. The Giant's Heart. Two children argue and run away to Giantland. There they find out that one of the Giants steals children from the land of men and eats them, but how can they kill the Giant when he has hidden his heart where no one can find it? The Golden Key. A boy discovers a Golden Key, but cannot find the lock. He meets a girl, and together they search for the land from where the shadows fall, hoping that the key will allow them in. Summary by Clive Catterall)

Light Princess and Other Fairy Tales, The by George MacDonald (1824 - 1905)

What Would Cheric Do?

Une grande voix de France Culture reprend une figure de la pensée moderne qui nous aide à comprendre ce qui se passe aujourd'hui. Rendez-vous sur l'application Radio France pour découvrir tous les autres épisodes.

Avoir raison avec...

Join your hosts, Wayne Henderson and Steve Salyer, for in-depth theories, discussion, fun, and your thoughts about the TV series Electric Dreams.  From the genius of the Philip K. Dick, comes a series of short stories adapted for the small screen by a creative team including Ronald D. Moore and Bryan Cranston!  The Electric Dreams Podcast is an unofficial, fan podcast, on the Golden Spiral Media podcast network.  Wayne also hosts the Doctor Who podcast, Don’t Blink, as well as the Packers Fan Podcast.  Steve previously hosted the Frequency podcast Radio Static, and the Sleepy Hollow podcast, Witness Prophecies, also on Golden Spiral Media.

Electric Dreams Podcast

Our perspectives, experiences, and insights in the entertainment industry, performing arts and the culture. Strictly 4 My Neighbas, Drinks with Friends, and more!

The Finesse Media

Informative interviews with makers from all-over the midwest. From furniture builders to jewelry makers, join us as we talk to folks working to build things better.

Build Things Better

Welcome to Both&, a podcast for those of us interested in just about everything! Here we both enjoy and ponder a diverse range of topics—from board games and pop culture to mathematics and theology—because we understand that delight and gravity can be found in all sorts of unexpected places.

Patreon: www.patreon.com/bothampersand
Facebook: Both& Podcast
Instagram: @bothampersand
Twitter: @bothampersand
Gmail: bothampersand@gmail.com

Welcome to Both&amp;, a podcast for those of us interested in just about everything! Here we both enjoy and ponder a diverse range of topics—from board games and pop culture to mathematics and theology—because we understand that delight and gravity can be found in all sorts of unexpected places.

Patreon: www.patreon.com/bothampersand
Facebook: Both&amp; Podcast
Instagram: @bothampersand
Twitter: @bothampersand
Gmail: bothampersand@gmail.com

Both&

CHROMA RADIO

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British designer brand | London based | Divergence is Power | Check out our blog 'The World of AO' www.alphaomegalondon.com/world-of-ao/

Fashion Vanguards

My Favorite Feminists is a podcast released every other week, exploring feminists figures in the arts and sciences. Best friends Megan & Milena deconstruct the patriarchy, dinosaur bones, savaging hoards of hyenas & more, all while sharing their favorite F word. And feminism too.

My Favorite Feminists is a podcast released every other week, exploring feminists figures in the arts and sciences. Best friends Megan &amp; Milena deconstruct the patriarchy, dinosaur bones, savaging hoards of hyenas &amp; more, all while sharing their favorite F word. And feminism too.

My Favorite Feminists

Uncover the world’s most intriguing, unknown and previously hidden archives

Archive Secrets

My name is Kadie. I work as a performer, astrologer, and a birth worker, and I'm constantly thinking about the erotic, which for me includes ancestry, storytelling, grief, sex, and astrology. When I think about embodying my own eroticism, I think about standing fully in my multitudes which includes everything from my astrological placements to eulogies to those I've lost. Inspired by Audre Lorde's "Uses of the Erotic" and "Poetry is Not a Luxury", each week I share astrology, stories, grief and interviews, with the hopes that y'all will feel braver in embodying your own eroticism.

Erotic Embodiment

UX has a usability problem.

Chris and Carla are on hand to help you navigate through the jargon, user flows and mind maps so you can concentrate on designing great things for users. 

**Disclaimer** The views on this podcast are ours and don’t represent the views of any former or current employers or clients.

Design Untangled | A UX & design podcast in plain English

Subscribe and listen to all of Grant Lawrence's true life adventures stories all in one place!

Grant Lawrence Superfeed

This podcast is a celebration of literature.   The show features interviews and literary performances with writers, readers, and educators from around the globe.

A Reader's Paradise

Quarto Kids makes beautiful books that educate, entertain and enrich the lives of kids worldwide, but what about the stories BEHIND the stories? Join us as we talk to our authors and illustrators about their work and ask them the big questions about how they made your favorite books.

Quarto Kids Cast

A podcast for fellow fans of Odesza and Foreign Family Collective artists.

The Ico - An Odesza / Foreign Family Fan Podcast

Brass Mastery...
What does that even mean?
There's always something to work on; something that can be done better. Some thing that wasn't perfect.
And even if we achieve some level of success on a brass instrument - have we truly mastered it?
It's always two steps forward, one step back, isn't it? making the idea of Brass Mastery truly elusive.
But what if our instrument is not the thing we should be trying to master. Maybe there's more to Brass Mastery than playing higher, faster and louder than the next guy.
What if we are the ones we need to master? Our body, mind and spirit.
And if we are able to master ourself, does it even matter whether we master our instrument?
My name is James D. Newcomb, and in this podcast we will uncover the secrets of those who have seemingly mastered their brass instrument. We will dive deep into conquering those elements - body, mind, spirit (with just enough pedagogy to keep it real) - in hopes of taking our playing and our quality of life to the next level.
Will some view this project as a high-minded fool's errand? Just another podcast that's trying to make a quick buck?
Perhaps.
But I'm willing to take that risk to see if Brass Mastery is truly possible.
Will you join me?
Then let's begin.

Brass Mastery...
What does that even mean?
There's&nbsp;always&nbsp;something to work on; something that can be done better. Some&nbsp;thing&nbsp;that wasn't perfect.
And even if we achieve some level of success on a brass instrument - have we truly mastered it?
It's always two steps forward, one step back, isn't it? making the idea of&nbsp;Brass Mastery&nbsp;truly elusive.
But what if our instrument is&nbsp;not&nbsp;the thing we should be trying to master. Maybe there's more to&nbsp;Brass Mastery&nbsp;than playing higher, faster and louder than the next guy.
What if&nbsp;we&nbsp;are the ones we need to master? Our body, mind and spirit.
And if we are able to master&nbsp;ourself, does it even matter whether we master our instrument?
My name is James D. Newcomb, and in this podcast we will uncover the secrets of those who have seemingly mastered their brass instrument. We will dive deep into conquering those elements - body, mind, spirit (with just enough pedagogy to keep it real) - in hopes of taking our playing and our quality of life to the next level.
Will some view this project as a high-minded fool's errand? Just another podcast that's trying to make a quick buck?
Perhaps.
But I'm willing to take that risk to see if&nbsp;Brass Mastery&nbsp;is truly possible.
Will you join me?
Then let's begin.

Brass Mastery

A group of friends with a newly discovered appreciation for reading bring a new take on the classic book club formula by each choosing their own book in relation to a theme each month and discuss without spoiling them.

Not Just Any Book Club

A podcast about celebrities for kids and family! In this podcast, I share bios about amazing celebrities, show Star Wars episodes to pick who’s at the top, and so much more! Directed at tweens, kids, teens, and family. Written, directed, and voiced by a 10 year old. Co-hosted by a 7 year old,

CelebStuff

The official podcast of RedRiverHorror.com

Red River Horror Podcast

The Right Fit features a brother/sister podcasting duo covering the wild and wacky world of working out. US Navy SEAL Kaj Larsen, and emergency room physician Dr. Jaiva Larsen, try out all kinds of different ways to get fit while inspiring and informing their listeners. Kaj and Jaiva started this thing before the pandemic when they could drop in for workouts from fitness classics like pilates, CrossFit, and HIIT, to newfangled boutique fitness trends like eat-the-frog and F45.  As the world changes in the middle of the lockdowns, Kaj and Jaiva pivot to evaluating the crowded array of virtual workouts. They take their listeners through the ins and outs of everything from Yoga apps to Youtube dance workouts, helping the audience navigate the world wide web of workouts.

The Right Fit Podcast

The Street Corner Soapbox is a brand new podcast brought to you by the minds of co hosts Rob Falso & Lord Willin. They will be bringing you exclusive content & interviews from both local & international business owners , nightlife & adult entertainment entrepreneurs , fighters , musicians , film industry veterans & interesting characters from all walks of life. These two cultural outlaws will be unleashing a true perspective from the darker corners of society with plenty of street sense & comedic relief to balance the positive with the negative. Expect a unique brand of organized chaos & truthful dialogue in modern podcasting format ! As the great Hunter S. Thompson said “ Buy the ticket , take the ride “

The Street Corner Soapbox is a brand new podcast brought to you by the minds of co hosts Rob Falso &amp; Lord Willin. They will be bringing you exclusive content &amp; interviews from both local &amp; international business owners , nightlife &amp; adult entertainment entrepreneurs , fighters , musicians , film industry veterans &amp; interesting characters from all walks of life. These two cultural outlaws will be unleashing a true perspective from the darker corners of society with plenty of street sense &amp; comedic relief to balance the positive with the negative. Expect a unique brand of organized chaos &amp; truthful dialogue in modern podcasting format ! As the great Hunter S. Thompson said “ Buy the ticket , take the ride “

Street Corner Soapbox

This show is dedicated to our love of Classic Literature. It is intended to interject a healthy dose of the classics into your hectic lives, a couple chapters at a time . Wether you’re on your morning commute, tucking in to bed, or working the night shift, these Chapter by Chapter episodes aim to connect us back to our love of these stories, and maybe even help you relax at the same time.

The Readist - A Classic Literature Podcast

AITAF’s mission is to use the powerful shared experience of the arts to start conversations between military and civilian, service member and family member, the world of the arts and the world of practical action. 
 
AITAF After-Show is a limited series of behind-the-scenes conversations between our artists and our military partners.

AITAF’s mission is to use the powerful shared experience of the arts to start conversations between military and civilian, service member and family member, the world of the arts and the world of practical action. 
 
AITAF After-Show is a limited series of behind-the-scenes conversations between our artists and our military partners.

Arts in Armed Forces

Super excited to be launching this new podcast!! We are looking forward to celebrating the culture of barbering and providing another platform for barbers! We want to discuss all aspects of the industry and interview those in the industry, male and female, to tell their story and how “They Cut Their Way Out” Support this podcast: <a href="https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/cut-my-way-out/support" rel="payment">https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/cut-my-way-out/support</a>

Super excited to be launching this new podcast!! We are looking forward to celebrating the culture of barbering and providing another platform for barbers! We want to discuss all aspects of the industry and interview those in the industry, male and female, to tell their story and how “They Cut Their Way Out” Support this podcast: <a href="https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/cut-my-way-out/support" rel="noopener noreferrer">https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/cut-my-way-out/support</a>

I Cut My Way Out

A food scientist, a chef, and a food product developer discuss what's in your food, why it's in your food, and why that matters

The Ingredient Panel

WELCOME TO Union Market District RADIO, an audio experience at the intersection of culture and commerce. From its roots as Centre Market born over 200 years ago, Union Market District continues to be a great unifier for DC - a textural, true gathering place that serves as a melting pot of old world heritage and new world opportunity.  

We invite you to join our international platform in celebration of culture, food, art, music and everything that makes Washington DC so unique. After all, it's the people that make the place - where DC native neighbors and transplants, chefs, musicians, artists and creatives come to find and create a community they can call their own. 

Tune in and be inspired by the discovery of culture, local experiences and philanthropy with local, regional and international creators. This is a network as diverse and culture-forward as DC. Here you can experience all that Union Market District has to offer.

UNION MARKET DISTRICT RADIO

The Good Imaginations Podcast is a safe space for your mind. Embark on a guided daydream, complete with breathing exercises. As a mermaid, explore the bottom of the sea. Fall asleep in a golden field. Beautifully written and professionally performed, these adventures are designed to free your mind, soothe your spirit, and heal your heart. Make more space for Good, and sail away on a Good Imagination.

Episodes every Friday in 2021.

Good Imaginations

Nurse Liz and her BFF business partner, Nicole, discuss all things injectables. They share the dirty secrets of how MedSpa treatments really work to help you look years younger. They share outrageous stories and how they are building a new opportunity.

Botox At The Bar

Mi programa versará sobre consejos de belleza y cuidados del cabello desde una perspectiva práctica y cotidiana. Con entrevista de especialista siempre que sea necesario

Del lobo un PELO

Want to join a book club but you're too antisocial? Us too. So instead listen, read, and drink along as we go through some really awesome reads on the Tipsy Book Reads podcast!

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