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Avid Tutorials Podcast: Improve your skills with Avid Media Composer, XPress or Symphony with this weekly podcast! (HD version)

Avid Screencast HD

Gameaudio Podcast

The classic of the Way and of High Virtue is the Tao Teh Ching. Its author is generally held as a contemporary of Confucius, Lao Tzu, or Laozi. The exact date of the book's origin is disputed. The book is divided into two parts, the Upper Part and the Lower Part. The Upper Part consists of chapters 1-37, and each chapter begins with the word "Tao," or the Way. The Lower Part consists of chapters 38-81, and each chapter begins with the words "Shang Teh," or High Virtue. This 1919 edition names the Lower Part as the Wu Wei, or translated variously as "not doing," "non-ado," or "non-assertion." This edition also contains a history of the book and its author, Lao Tzu, along with a discussion of the Wu Wei. Lao Tzu's classic has been cherished as suggestions, rather than commandments, for finding one's path to beauty, goodness, and quality of life through a non-assertive understanding of the Way. (Summary by Melanie McCalmont)

Laotzu's Tao and Wu Wei (Tao Teh King) by Lao Tzu ( - c. 550 BCE)

Named one of 2014's Top 20 Podcasts for Theatre Lovers by BroadwayWorld.com, "Something New" is award-winning writer Joel B. New’s chance to host the savviest professionals in the theatre industry, hear their stories, premiere brand new original songs, and get to the heart of what makes them the working, multifaceted artists they have come to be.

Something New - a musical theatre podcast

One dark and stormy night, a stranger arrives in West Sussex at a village inn. He is heavily clad in an overcoat and his face is wrapped in bandages. He takes a room at the inn, but refuses to socialize with anyone. He stays cooped up in his room all day and night, working with strange chemicals and apparatus. Suddenly, strange events begin to happen in the village. Mysterious burglaries and fires break out, culminating in a destructive rampage across the peaceful countryside. The stranger is the keeper of a terrible secret...

The Invisible Man: A Grotesque Romance (to give the book its full title) by HG Wells was published in 1897. Written in novella form, this bizarre science fiction tale was first published in Pearson's Weekly as a serial and later compiled into a single book. Based on scientific theories of optics and physics, this story instantly caught the imagination of readers and has been regularly adapted to film, television and radio since it first made its appearance more than a hundred years ago.

Herbert George Wells' writing career owes itself to an accident suffered in childhood. As an eight year old boy, he was once confined to bed with a broken leg. His father, a professional cricketer and failed businessman, regularly brought him books from the local library so that he could pass the time. His father's financial troubles compelled his mother to go to work as a lady's maid in a local mansion, while the children were put to work as apprentices with various local tradesmen. For Wells, this was one of the most unhappy, yet also the most profitable times in his life. The mansion where his mother worked had an enormous library where the child continued to read and educate himself. At eighteen, he went to work as a teacher in a residential school. His career flourished after that, and he won a scholarship to work under the great biologist, Thomas Huxley in London.

He began writing science fiction stories in 1895 with the publication of The Time Machine, where he proposed the concept of selective time travel. Several other extremely popular Sci-Fi novels and short stories followed, interspersed with romantic stories, novels, ghost stories, film scripts, articles, satirical novels, historical and political treatises and non-fiction papers. Wells was an extremely prolific writer and continues to inspire generations of writers even today.

The Invisible Man is a book that evokes great interest among readers of all ages and is an important landmark in the history of Sci-Fi writing.

One dark and stormy night, a stranger arrives in West Sussex at a village inn. He is heavily clad in an overcoat and his face is wrapped in bandages. He takes a room at the inn, but refuses to socialize with anyone. He stays cooped up in his room all day and night, working with strange chemicals and apparatus. Suddenly, strange events begin to happen in the village. Mysterious burglaries and fires break out, culminating in a destructive rampage across the peaceful countryside. The stranger is the keeper of a terrible secret... The Invisible Man: A Grotesque Romance (to give the book its full title) by HG Wells was published in 1897. Written in novella form, this bizarre science fiction tale was first published in Pearson's Weekly as a serial and later compiled into a single book. Based on scientific theories of optics and physics, this story instantly caught the imagination of readers and has been regularly adapted to film, television and radio since it first made its appearance more than a hundred years ago. Herbert George Wells' writing career owes itself to an accident suffered in childhood. As an eight year old boy, he was once confined to bed with a broken leg. His father, a professional cricketer and failed businessman, regularly brought him books from the local library so that he could pass the time. His father's financial troubles compelled his mother to go to work as a lady's maid in a local mansion, while the children were put to work as apprentices with various local tradesmen. For Wells, this was one of the most unhappy, yet also the most profitable times in his life. The mansion where his mother worked had an enormous library where the child continued to read and educate himself. At eighteen, he went to work as a teacher in a residential school. His career flourished after that, and he won a scholarship to work under the great biologist, Thomas Huxley in London. He began writing science fiction stories in 1895 with the publication of The Time Machine, where he proposed the concept of selective time travel. Several other extremely popular Sci-Fi novels and short stories followed, interspersed with romantic stories, novels, ghost stories, film scripts, articles, satirical novels, historical and political treatises and non-fiction papers. Wells was an extremely prolific writer and continues to inspire generations of writers even today. The Invisible Man is a book that evokes great interest among readers of all ages and is an important landmark in the history of Sci-Fi writing.

The Invisible Man by H. G. Wells

Tune in to the "BIRD CALL: ON THE AIR" podcast! The exclusive show where audiences will hear what the flock from "BIRD CALL" broadcast on the air at W.I.N.G. Music, talk shows, game shows, and more!

Tune in to the "BIRD CALL: ON THE AIR" podcast! The exclusive show where audiences will hear what the flock from "BIRD CALL" broadcast on the air at W.I.N.G. Music, talk shows, game shows, and more!

Bird Call: On the Air

A podcast of passionate people working on their dreams. Compelling stories from Hollywood with Ella James (aka chocolatevoicevixen).

Take Fountain

Helping authors with social media through useful tips, tricks and strategies.

Social Media Deconstructed

A martial arts podcast for parents and students by martial arts parent and student Logan Ramirez.  Each episode explores life lessons and training centered around martial arts exploring topics and interviewing experts in the field.  Tae kwon daddy. Train Hard. Parent Harder.

A martial arts podcast for parents and students by martial arts parent and student Logan Ramirez. Each episode explores life lessons and training centered around martial arts exploring topics and interviewing experts in the field. Tae kwon daddy. Train Hard. Parent Harder.

The TaeKwonDaddy Podcast

Continuing the conversation about creativity, arts and worship.

Hearts & Hands Podcast

The latest news about happenings at School Districts across California

California School News Radio

This is a show designed to reach out to the bookstagram community in order to educate, entertain, inform and simply enjoy all things book related. This show is hosted by @darkfairetales and @myfriendsarefiction, owners of Storygram tours.

Storygram Talk

Killer Influence is the ultimate showcase of creatives in Nashville, TN, hosted by (me) Will Barton and various co-hosts from Media Whisper, a digital marketing agency based in Nashville. Each week, we share insights from the media industry while interviewing standout personalities, to showcase the true driving force behind Nashville’s various booming industries. As marketing professionals, we also provide listeners with takeaways on new marketing strategies and trending topics. Killer Influence is more than just interviews; it's backstories and tips & tricks from unsung heroes in the creative fields that make our Music City so special.

Killer Influence is the ultimate showcase of creatives in Nashville, TN, hosted by (me) Will Barton and various co-hosts from Media Whisper, a digital marketing agency based in Nashville. Each week, we share insights from the media industry while interviewing standout personalities, to showcase the true driving force behind Nashville’s various booming industries. As marketing professionals, we also provide listeners with takeaways on new marketing strategies and trending topics. Killer Influence is more than just interviews; it's backstories and tips &amp; tricks from unsung heroes in the creative fields that make our Music City so special.

Killer Influence

The Schroeding Box is a fictional podcast about Liam Warsaw, a young man living in Chicago, Illinois. He has found himself in possession of a box filled with research about a town in Illinois called Schroeding. The only problem is, Schroeding doesn't seem to exist. Follow Liam as he learns more about this strange town and the secrets behind it.

The Schroeding Box is made with Jetpack Podcast. Full show notes and every episode at https://theschroedingbox.wordpress.com/

The Schroeding Box is a fictional podcast about Liam Warsaw, a young man living in Chicago, Illinois. He has found himself in possession of a box filled with research about a town in Illinois called Schroeding. The only problem is, Schroeding doesn't seem to exist. Follow Liam as he learns more about this strange town and the secrets behind it. The Schroeding Box is made with Jetpack Podcast. Full show notes and every episode at https://theschroedingbox.wordpress.com/

The Schroeding Box

On the Other Foot is a weekly podcast on nutrition, lifestyle, and mental health for regular people who happen to dance. We are a no holds barre-d (see what we did there?) look at the world of dance where each week, Kalena and Jayne take on a topic in the dance world that isn't spoken about enough and approach it honestly for our listeners. Isn't that nice of us?

On the Other Foot

Two theatre nerds talking to cool people and saving the world one drink at a time. Every week, we introduce you to a brilliant artist and explore their unique point of view on making theater, particularly the plays of Shakespeare and his contemporaries. Along the way, we hit peak geekitude on everything from Star Wars to Ancient Greek. This Wooden O is the official podcast of Queens, NYC based theater company Rude Grooms (<a href="https://www.www.rudegrooms.com" rel="nofollow">rudegrooms.com</a>) hosted by our Master of Casting and Company Management Daniel Kemper (<a href="http://www.danielkemperacts.com" rel="nofollow">danielkemperacts.com</a>), and Master of the Revels Montgomery Sutton (<a href="http://www.montgomerysutton.com" rel="nofollow">montgomerysutton.com</a>). Watch every episode in unedited form and tune into the conversation for livestreams of future episodes by becoming a patron at <a href="https://www.patreon.com/rudegrooms" rel="nofollow">patreon.com/rudegrooms</a>.

Two theatre nerds talking to cool people and saving the world one drink at a time. Every week, we introduce you to a brilliant artist and explore their unique point of view on making theater, particularly the plays of Shakespeare and his contemporaries. Along the way, we hit peak geekitude on everything from Star Wars to Ancient Greek. This Wooden O is the official podcast of Queens, NYC based theater company Rude Grooms (rudegrooms.com) hosted by our Master of Casting and Company Management Daniel Kemper (danielkemperacts.com), and Master of the Revels Montgomery Sutton (montgomerysutton.com). Watch every episode in unedited form and tune into the conversation for livestreams of future episodes by becoming a patron at patreon.com/rudegrooms.

Two theatre nerds talking to cool people and saving the world one drink at a time. Every week, we introduce you to a brilliant artist and explore their unique point of view on making theater, particularly the plays of Shakespeare and his contemporaries. Along the way, we hit peak geekitude on everything from Star Wars to Ancient Greek. This Wooden O is the official podcast of Queens, NYC based theater company Rude Grooms (<a href="https://www.www.rudegrooms.com" rel="noopener noreferrer">rudegrooms.com</a>) hosted by our Master of Casting and Company Management Daniel Kemper (<a href="http://www.danielkemperacts.com" rel="noopener noreferrer">danielkemperacts.com</a>), and Master of the Revels Montgomery Sutton (<a href="http://www.montgomerysutton.com" rel="noopener noreferrer">montgomerysutton.com</a>). Watch every episode in unedited form and tune into the conversation for livestreams of future episodes by becoming a patron at <a href="https://www.patreon.com/rudegrooms" rel="noopener noreferrer">patreon.com/rudegrooms</a>.

This Wooden O

On this podcast we talk about all the best smelling colognes and perfumes. From designer to niche. Monika shares with you her top lists of fragrances that will get you compliments and help you enlarge your fragrance knowledge.Support this show <a target="_blank" rel="payment" href="http://supporter.acast.com/thefragrancepodcast">http://supporter.acast.com/thefragrancepodcast</a>. <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.

On this podcast we talk about all the best smelling colognes and perfumes. From designer to niche. Monika shares with you her top lists of fragrances that will get you compliments and help you enlarge your fragrance knowledge. Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/thefragrancepodcast. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

On this podcast we talk about all the best smelling colognes and perfumes. From designer to niche. Monika shares with you her top lists of fragrances that will get you compliments and help you enlarge your fragrance knowledge.Support this show <a href="http://supporter.acast.com/thefragrancepodcast" rel="noopener noreferrer">http://supporter.acast.com/thefragrancepodcast</a>. Hosted on Acast. See <a href="https://acast.com/privacy" rel="noopener noreferrer">acast.com/privacy</a> for more information.

The Fragrance Podcast with Monika Cioch

"Making It" is a podcast about how artists and creatives turn their passion into a profession. 

Hosted by San Diego-based muralist Taylor Gallegos, each episode features honest conversations with working creatives about how they built careers doing what they love. 

On this podcast, “making it” doesn’t mean going viral, cashing out, or becoming a household name.
It means finding alignment between who you are, what you create, and how you live.

No hype, no formulas—just real talk, practical advice, and inspiration for anyone trying to "make it" as an artist.

"Making It" is a podcast about how artists and creatives turn their passion into a profession. Hosted by San Diego-based muralist Taylor Gallegos, each episode features honest conversations with working creatives about how they built careers doing what they love. On this podcast, “making it” doesn’t mean going viral, cashing out, or becoming a household name. It means finding alignment between who you are, what you create, and how you live. No hype, no formulas—just real talk, practical advice, and inspiration for anyone trying to "make it" as an artist.

Making It: REAL Stories of Creative Success

Skate Talk is an interview-driven show using skateboarding to tell stories about creative culture, personal growth and local history in DC and beyond, hosted by J.P. & HAZ. From local history and lore to where local skateboard creatives are now, we use a skateboarder’s ‘life story’ to put this editorial (and lifestyle) in motion while also making note of local happenings that bring together skateboarding, art, community outreach and charity. This show records and broadcasts LIVE on Full Service Radio from the lobby of the LINE DC in Adams Morgan, Washington DC.

Skate Talk is an interview-driven show using skateboarding to tell stories about creative culture, personal growth and local history in DC and beyond, hosted by J.P. &amp; HAZ. From local history and lore to where local skateboard creatives are now, we use a skateboarder’s ‘life story’ to put this editorial (and lifestyle) in motion while also making note of local happenings that bring together skateboarding, art, community outreach and charity. This show records and broadcasts LIVE on Full Service Radio from the lobby of the LINE DC in Adams Morgan, Washington DC.

Skate Talk

Hosts Brenden, Colin, and Tone delve into the five universal touchstones that make a good Improv scene with talented and famous improvisers from around the world. Hear their opinions and learn how to improvise with Truth, Vulnerability, Playfulness, Positivity, and Presence.

Improv Touchstones

A podcast about beer, bottle shops and friendship.

Take a Shelfie

I am hope and i love to read so I made this for kids 
 
 Hope you like 😁 🙂 and stay well 🧡

I am hope and i love to read so I made this for kids Hope you like 😁 🙂 and stay well 🧡

Night Time Story's For kids  🌛🌜

En Remotas, Begoña Irazábal, Sofía Garfias y Sofía Cerda Campero contamos las experiencias que han marcado la manera de entendernos como mujeres.Escucha "No funcionó", nuestra temporada más reciente disponible únicamente en go.podimo.com/remotasNo te pierdas esta nueva serie de entrevistas e historias íntimas que hablan de nuestras particularidades, contextos y aquello que nos une.&nbsp;Encuéntranos en redes como @remotas_podcast. <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.

En Remotas, Begoña Irazábal, Sofía Garfias y Sofía Cerda Campero contamos las experiencias que han marcado la manera de entendernos como mujeres. Escucha "No funcionó", nuestra temporada más reciente disponible únicamente en go.podimo.com/remotas No te pierdas esta nueva serie de entrevistas e historias íntimas que hablan de nuestras particularidades, contextos y aquello que nos une.  Encuéntranos en redes como @remotas_podcast. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

En Remotas, Begoña Irazábal, Sofía Garfias y Sofía Cerda Campero contamos las experiencias que han marcado la manera de entendernos como mujeres.Escucha "No funcionó", nuestra temporada más reciente disponible únicamente en go.podimo.com/remotasNo te pierdas esta nueva serie de entrevistas e historias íntimas que hablan de nuestras particularidades, contextos y aquello que nos une.&nbsp;Encuéntranos en redes como @remotas_podcast. Hosted on Acast. See <a href="https://acast.com/privacy" rel="noopener noreferrer">acast.com/privacy</a> for more information.

Remotas Podcast

In an ancient land of warriors, demons, gangsters, and spies…
He meets the love of his life.
And their relationship may destroy them both.
In 13th-century Japan, Ken'ishi is a 17-year-old ronin, a masterless samurai, in search of a master who will some day help him become a samurai.
His unknown father's ancient sword, Silver Crane, is only beginning to reveal its secrets when he saves the life of a noble maiden from a demon and his vicious bandit gang. But her father frowns–dangerously so–on their budding romance.
The underworld kingpin known as Green Tiger recognizes Silver Crane, and knows its power.
Can Ken'ishi discover the truth of his heritage and learn the secrets of Silver Crane without losing his heart…or his head?
You'll love this first volume in this epic historical fantasy series because its mix of martial arts action, history, myth, and romance will keep your ears glued to the story.
Get it now!
“A fusion of historical fiction and adventure fantasy, the first volume of Heermann's Ronin Trilogy is a page-turning folkloric narrative of epic proportions…. [His] writing style is confident and fluid, his characters well developed and his serpentine story line anything but predictable. Numerous tantalizingly unresolved plot threads will have readers anxiously awaiting the second installment in this gripping tale of ill-fated love, betrayal and destiny.” – Publishers Weekly
“Full of sword battles, intrigue, romance and fantastic elements blending well with historical ones, Heart of the Ronin is a very impressive opening in the Ronin Trilogy. It's also a page turner that you can't put down and will leave readers begging for more.”– Fantasy Book Critic

In an ancient land of warriors, demons, gangsters, and spies… He meets the love of his life. And their relationship may destroy them both. In 13th-century Japan, Ken'ishi is a 17-year-old ronin, a masterless samurai, in search of a master who will some day help him become a samurai. His unknown father's ancient sword, Silver Crane, is only beginning to reveal its secrets when he saves the life of a noble maiden from a demon and his vicious bandit gang. But her father frowns–dangerously so–on their budding romance. The underworld kingpin known as Green Tiger recognizes Silver Crane, and knows its power. Can Ken'ishi discover the truth of his heritage and learn the secrets of Silver Crane without losing his heart…or his head? You'll love this first volume in this epic historical fantasy series because its mix of martial arts action, history, myth, and romance will keep your ears glued to the story. Get it now! “A fusion of historical fiction and adventure fantasy, the first volume of Heermann's Ronin Trilogy is a page-turning folkloric narrative of epic proportions…. [His] writing style is confident and fluid, his characters well developed and his serpentine story line anything but predictable. Numerous tantalizingly unresolved plot threads will have readers anxiously awaiting the second installment in this gripping tale of ill-fated love, betrayal and destiny.” – Publishers Weekly “Full of sword battles, intrigue, romance and fantastic elements blending well with historical ones, Heart of the Ronin is a very impressive opening in the Ronin Trilogy. It's also a page turner that you can't put down and will leave readers begging for more.”– Fantasy Book Critic

Heart of the Ronin

Ryan’s Rants & Raves is a podcast series on fashion, design and all things Québec produced by the Québec Government Office in New York and hosted by Fashion Attaché Ryan McInturf

Ryan’s Rants &amp; Raves is a podcast series on fashion, design and all things Québec produced by the Québec Government Office in New York and hosted by Fashion Attaché Ryan McInturf

Ryan's Rants & Raves

Fringes is a bi-weekly podcast made by and about trans and gender non-conforming Jews about our experiences with tallitot and tzitztit. Each episode interviews a different trans Jew about their relationship to these ritual Jewish garments. Sometimes this is about the struggle to find home in a traditionally gendered garment and ritual, others it’s about the creativity and joy trans Jews find in making a ritual our own. Fringes features rabbis, musicians, artists, friends, friends of friends, and is looking to continue interviewing people who feel some connection to this ritual. Fringes is sponsored by Advah Designs and hosted by Emma June Youcha, trans employee of Advah Designs. The episodes, along with transcriptions of the show, definitions, and additional information, will be available at advahdesigns.com/fringes. Please reach out to emma@advahdesigns.com with any questions!

Fringes

<h3>Words That Burn is a poetry podcast about how poems actually work.</h3>Each episode takes a single poem and reads it closely, usually in about 20 minutes. That means the lines themselves first: the sound, the shape on the page, the images, the things left out. Then the life behind the poem, the historical moment it came from, and the technical choices that give the work its charge. The aim is never to settle a poem's meaning but to show what it is doing, clearly enough that you can go back to the page and see it for yourself. Poets covered include: Audre Lorde, Raymond Carver, Mary Ruefle, Kaveh Akbar, Rowan Ricardo Phillips and Annemarie Ní Churreáin, alongside contemporary Irish collections as they appear. Host Ben Collopy also talks to poets about their new books and their craft, including Mark Ward on Real Estate and Shannon Kuta Kelly. How a collection takes shape, what gets cut, and the decisions that never show up in the finished poem.No homework required. You do not need to have read the poet, know the form, or have liked poetry at school. Everything a poem assumes you know, the episode explains. The interpretation is one reader's, offered up for argument rather than settled. Full scripts with citations at wordsthatburn.substack.com.<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.

Words That Burn is a poetry podcast about how poems actually work.Each episode takes a single poem and reads it closely, usually in about 20 minutes. That means the lines themselves first: the sound, the shape on the page, the images, the things left out. Then the life behind the poem, the historical moment it came from, and the technical choices that give the work its charge. The aim is never to settle a poem's meaning but to show what it is doing, clearly enough that you can go back to the page and see it for yourself. Poets covered include: Audre Lorde, Raymond Carver, Mary Ruefle, Kaveh Akbar, Rowan Ricardo Phillips and Annemarie Ní Churreáin, alongside contemporary Irish collections as they appear. Host Ben Collopy also talks to poets about their new books and their craft, including Mark Ward on Real Estate and Shannon Kuta Kelly. How a collection takes shape, what gets cut, and the decisions that never show up in the finished poem. No homework required. You do not need to have read the poet, know the form, or have liked poetry at school. Everything a poem assumes you know, the episode explains. The interpretation is one reader's, offered up for argument rather than settled. Full scripts with citations at wordsthatburn.substack.com. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Words That Burn is a poetry podcast about how poems actually work.Each episode takes a single poem and reads it closely, usually in about 20 minutes. That means the lines themselves first: the sound, the shape on the page, the images, the things left out. Then the life behind the poem, the historical moment it came from, and the technical choices that give the work its charge. The aim is never to settle a poem's meaning but to show what it is doing, clearly enough that you can go back to the page and see it for yourself. Poets covered include: Audre Lorde, Raymond Carver, Mary Ruefle, Kaveh Akbar, Rowan Ricardo Phillips and Annemarie Ní Churreáin, alongside contemporary Irish collections as they appear. Host Ben Collopy also talks to poets about their new books and their craft, including Mark Ward on Real Estate and Shannon Kuta Kelly. How a collection takes shape, what gets cut, and the decisions that never show up in the finished poem.No homework required. You do not need to have read the poet, know the form, or have liked poetry at school. Everything a poem assumes you know, the episode explains. The interpretation is one reader's, offered up for argument rather than settled. Full scripts with citations at wordsthatburn.substack.com. Hosted on Acast. See <a href="https://acast.com/privacy" rel="noopener noreferrer">acast.com/privacy</a> for more information.

Words That Burn - Poetry Podcast

a podcast where two desi chicks (fatima + lhamo) talk about Champions &amp; Ms. Marvel from the Marvel Comics!

a podcast where two desi chicks (fatima + lhamo) talk about Champions & Ms. Marvel from the Marvel Comics!

Champions & Chai

Settle in and get cozy for some spine-tingling Canadian folklore. Featuring stories of ghost ships, supernatural beings, larger-than-life heroes, mysterious spirits, and national myths. Host David Williams will tell you a tale, then bring you on a deep dive into its history and cultural significance.

Fireside Canada

A new anthology series of original audio plays, which takes its inspiration from Orson Welles' The Mercury Theatre on the Air. This series focuses on works about, by and for women.

Project Mercury

The Cultivar podcast on art and ecology hosted by Zachary Korol-Gold and Matthew Schum brings together artists, curators, farmers, activists, scholars, and others who have an ecological approach. 

Cultivar asks: Can we imagine collective ecological futures?

The Cultivar podcast on art and ecology hosted by Zachary Korol-Gold and Matthew Schum brings together artists, curators, farmers, activists, scholars, and others who have an ecological approach. Cultivar asks: Can we imagine collective ecological futures?

Cultivar

مقاطع صوتيه من كتب وروايات عربيه لعشاق الكتب المسموعة

كتب صوتية بالعربية

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The Green Hornet | Old Time Radio

A Voice and Beyond isn’t just a podcast—it’s a movement. It’s a celebration of every voice. It’s a space where authenticity thrives, personal transformation happens, and the beauty of individuality is embraced.&nbsp;Each episode is a tribute to the challenges, and triumphs that make us who we are. Through heartfelt conversations and inspiring stories, we take you, our listener, on an incredible journey of connection, growth, and empowerment.&nbsp;&nbsp;Whether you’re a performing artist, a creative, or someone who is simply searching for&nbsp;a place where your voice is heard, we invite you to tune in and become part of our global family.&nbsp;Let your journey of inspiration begin here and now!

A Voice and Beyond isn’t just a podcast—it’s a movement. It’s a celebration of every voice. It’s a space where authenticity thrives, personal transformation happens, and the beauty of individuality is embraced.   Each episode is a tribute to the challenges, and triumphs that make us who we are. Through heartfelt conversations and inspiring stories, we take you, our listener, on an incredible journey of connection, growth, and empowerment.    Whether you’re a performing artist, a creative, or someone who is simply searching for  a place where your voice is heard, we invite you to tune in and become part of our global family.   Let your journey of inspiration begin here and now!

A Voice and Beyond

Mark and Stephen share their love of books, and bourbon...and happen to have beards that their wives love. Join these two friends as they explore some of their favorite genres of books: mystery, thriller, Sci-Fi, fantasy, horror, metaphysical, and all things unknown while sipping on a different bourbon each episode.

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