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An anthology of Buddhist scriptures, appropriate as an introduction to its vast literature, or as a sampler for those who want to better understand Buddhism. The selections in this anthology are primarily from the Theravada school of Buddhism.

Buddhist Writings by Various

Es geht uns um Geschichten – egal welches Medium

Fairy Tales

Bate Forte: a movement to apply a travelers lifestyle to everyday life. Exploring the mind, food, and the cities we find ourselves in. The Bate Forte Podcast adopts the same mentality and dives under the surface to discover food, drinks, activities, and a range of topics that interest us and our guest experts.

Bate Forte

It's sad, but true to say that today Edward Morgan Forster's works are known more from their film and television adaptations rather than from their original novels. Yet, these adaptations have spurred many a fascinated viewer into going back to the library and finding the book that the film or miniseries was based on and this is ultimately the power of Forster's literary appeal. 

Howard's End was published in 1910 and it marked Forster's first taste of critical and commercial success. He had published three other novels earlier, Where Angels Fear To Tread (1905), The Longest Journey (1907) and A Room With a View (1908) but none of them had been received with so much acclaim.

The plot concerns two sisters, Margaret and Helen Schlegel, wealthy, independent and intellectual, who enjoy a privileged life filled with music, theatre, literature and art. Their lively group of friends meets often to discuss the questions of the day with passion and exuberance. Helen meets Paul Wilcox, the son of a commercially successful businessman, Henry Wilcox, and falls in love with him. However, the affair ends badly and the Schlegel sisters slip back into their routine. Another chance meeting at a concert brings Helen in contact with the poor, but socially aspiring bank employee, Leonard Bast. Meanwhile, the sisters are taken aback when the Wilcoxes move into a flat opposite theirs. Margaret and Mrs. Wilcox strike up a deep and spiritual friendship. When Mrs. Wilcox suddenly dies, her materialistic family finds a scribbled note in which she has left her beautiful country home, Howard's End to Margaret. What follows is the soul stirring collision between the three points of view represented by these sets of people. 

The intricately woven plot, with its multiple strands constantly meeting, parting, clashing and dissolving into each other, makes Howard's End an unforgettable and very poignant exploration of our moral universe. One of the prophetic questions it asks and gets no answers for is “Who shall inherit our England?” which foreshadows the great social shifts following the Great Wars. There are some beautiful, evocative passages in the book, as in Helen's experience of Beethoven's Fifth where she imagines “goblins marching across the world.”

It's sad, but true to say that today Edward Morgan Forster's works are known more from their film and television adaptations rather than from their original novels. Yet, these adaptations have spurred many a fascinated viewer into going back to the library and finding the book that the film or miniseries was based on and this is ultimately the power of Forster's literary appeal. Howard's End was published in 1910 and it marked Forster's first taste of critical and commercial success. He had published three other novels earlier, Where Angels Fear To Tread (1905), The Longest Journey (1907) and A Room With a View (1908) but none of them had been received with so much acclaim. The plot concerns two sisters, Margaret and Helen Schlegel, wealthy, independent and intellectual, who enjoy a privileged life filled with music, theatre, literature and art. Their lively group of friends meets often to discuss the questions of the day with passion and exuberance. Helen meets Paul Wilcox, the son of a commercially successful businessman, Henry Wilcox, and falls in love with him. However, the affair ends badly and the Schlegel sisters slip back into their routine. Another chance meeting at a concert brings Helen in contact with the poor, but socially aspiring bank employee, Leonard Bast. Meanwhile, the sisters are taken aback when the Wilcoxes move into a flat opposite theirs. Margaret and Mrs. Wilcox strike up a deep and spiritual friendship. When Mrs. Wilcox suddenly dies, her materialistic family finds a scribbled note in which she has left her beautiful country home, Howard's End to Margaret. What follows is the soul stirring collision between the three points of view represented by these sets of people. The intricately woven plot, with its multiple strands constantly meeting, parting, clashing and dissolving into each other, makes Howard's End an unforgettable and very poignant exploration of our moral universe. One of the prophetic questions it asks and gets no answers for is “Who shall inherit our England?” which foreshadows the great social shifts following the Great Wars. There are some beautiful, evocative passages in the book, as in Helen's experience of Beethoven's Fifth where she imagines “goblins marching across the world.”

Howards End by Edward M. Forster

David Fairhead , Jess Weary and Erika Timko-Askew discuss MUSIC, HORROR, and Subcultures with quirky appeal and stories! Tune in and give a listen to New BANDS every show!

Kettle Whistle Radio

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Professional portrait photographer podcast featuring interviews with experts in the field.

Ever Illuminated Podcast

Celebrating its 20th anniversary in 2019, Songlines magazine covers the world's most exciting music from traditional and popular to contemporary and fusion, featuring artists from all around the globe. Songlines is packed full of the latest CD reviews, artist interviews, guides to particular world music traditions, concert-listings, travel stories and every issue comes with an exclusive compilation CD.

Songlines Podcast

One of the first instances of science fiction, Wells’ classic tale published in 1986 examines various controversial philosophical issues active at the time of its publication, most notable being the implications of vivisection and degeneration.  Narrated by its everyman protagonist Edward Prendick, the novel follows the events of his stay at a mysterious island, home to ghastly secrets, horrors, and incomprehensible experiences. Furthermore, the novel features innovative themes which have become iconic in the modern science fiction genre, including moral and ethical responsibility, evolution, and man’s interference with the course of nature.   

The novel begins when Edward Prendick, an educated gentleman is shipwrecked in the middle of nowhere, and is taken aboard a passing ship where he is revived by a man later introduced as Montgomery. The man explains to Prendick that he is headed to a private island where he works, along with the animals on the ship. While on board, Prendick also meets a gruesome brute by the name of M’ling, whom he believes to be Montgomery’s manservant. When Montgomery reaches his destination he initially refuses to accommodate Prendick after the captain demands he leave the ship, but later takes pity on his bleak circumstance and agrees to put him up. The protagonist is subsequently introduced to the cold and intense Dr. Moreau, whom Prendick recognizes as a former distinguished physiologist in London, whose horrific experiments in vivisection had been publicly exposed. Prendick is housed in an outer room of the enclosed compound, and is cautiously locked out of the inner part. Conquered by curiosity, he decides to explore the jungle where he comes face to face with a startling figure that marks the beginning of his task to unearth the shocking truth behind the segregated island and its beastly population.

The Island of Dr. Moreau brilliantly intrigues readers with its generous serving of ingenuity, abominable imagery and chilling hypothesis of the possible dangers of scientific progression.  A literary classic, the novel imposes many ethical questions still relevant to modern society, and certain to provoke reaction.

One of the first instances of science fiction, Wells’ classic tale published in 1986 examines various controversial philosophical issues active at the time of its publication, most notable being the implications of vivisection and degeneration. Narrated by its everyman protagonist Edward Prendick, the novel follows the events of his stay at a mysterious island, home to ghastly secrets, horrors, and incomprehensible experiences. Furthermore, the novel features innovative themes which have become iconic in the modern science fiction genre, including moral and ethical responsibility, evolution, and man’s interference with the course of nature. The novel begins when Edward Prendick, an educated gentleman is shipwrecked in the middle of nowhere, and is taken aboard a passing ship where he is revived by a man later introduced as Montgomery. The man explains to Prendick that he is headed to a private island where he works, along with the animals on the ship. While on board, Prendick also meets a gruesome brute by the name of M’ling, whom he believes to be Montgomery’s manservant. When Montgomery reaches his destination he initially refuses to accommodate Prendick after the captain demands he leave the ship, but later takes pity on his bleak circumstance and agrees to put him up. The protagonist is subsequently introduced to the cold and intense Dr. Moreau, whom Prendick recognizes as a former distinguished physiologist in London, whose horrific experiments in vivisection had been publicly exposed. Prendick is housed in an outer room of the enclosed compound, and is cautiously locked out of the inner part. Conquered by curiosity, he decides to explore the jungle where he comes face to face with a startling figure that marks the beginning of his task to unearth the shocking truth behind the segregated island and its beastly population. The Island of Dr. Moreau brilliantly intrigues readers with its generous serving of ingenuity, abominable imagery and chilling hypothesis of the possible dangers of scientific progression. A literary classic, the novel imposes many ethical questions still relevant to modern society, and certain to provoke reaction.

The Island of Dr. Moreau by H. G. Wells

As the last published novel of a writer whose career spanned over a dozen novels, innumerable short stories, plays and nonfiction, Our Mutual Friend is indeed a great composition by Charles Dickens.

Considered to be one of his most mature, insightful and refined works, Our Mutual Friend takes a long, hard look at what many Victorians loved but hated to admit they did—money. Dickens uses satire, irony, symbolism and biting wit to portray this unlovely picture of a society obsessed with material comforts and its hypocrisy about the means it uses to achieve its ends.

In his fourteenth novel Dickens is writing at the height of his abilities. He brings all his legendary gifts for plot and characterization to bear in this book. It tells the story of young John Harmon, who inherits the fabulous fortune of his dead father, a miserly millionaire who made his fortune literally from garbage, as a dust contractor. However, the nasty and ill-tempered old man had alienated his entire family including his son. John Harmon, the heir will inherit provided he marries the woman his father has commanded him to. He lives away from England and is on his way home, but goes missing en route. A body is found floating in the Thames and presumed to be his. The entire fortune passes on to his father's servant, Nicodemus Boffin (aka the Golden Dustman), a naïve and gullible man. However, John Harmon is far from dead. The rest of the story follows his quest for the truth, how he finds true love and true riches.

In Our Mutual Friend, we encounter some of Dickens' most horrifying villains and also some of his most noble characters. Unforgettable people like the sweet Jenny Wren and Bella Wilfer, the evil Bradley Headstone, the repulsive Silas Wegg, the avaricious Fascination Fledgeby and a host of others populate this wonderful Dickensian universe and keep the reader enthralled. In addition to these, the River Thames itself features as a wonderful symbol of renewal and resurrection.

Dickens was inspired by several incidents in his own life and in the lives of his friends while creating the plot of Our Mutual Friend. During the writing of it, his personal life was marked by several huge upheavals and he was involved in a serious railway accident.

Our Mutual Friend is indeed a brilliant novel, sweeping in its scale and scope and would certainly appeal to readers of all ages.

As the last published novel of a writer whose career spanned over a dozen novels, innumerable short stories, plays and nonfiction, Our Mutual Friend is indeed a great composition by Charles Dickens. Considered to be one of his most mature, insightful and refined works, Our Mutual Friend takes a long, hard look at what many Victorians loved but hated to admit they did—money. Dickens uses satire, irony, symbolism and biting wit to portray this unlovely picture of a society obsessed with material comforts and its hypocrisy about the means it uses to achieve its ends. In his fourteenth novel Dickens is writing at the height of his abilities. He brings all his legendary gifts for plot and characterization to bear in this book. It tells the story of young John Harmon, who inherits the fabulous fortune of his dead father, a miserly millionaire who made his fortune literally from garbage, as a dust contractor. However, the nasty and ill-tempered old man had alienated his entire family including his son. John Harmon, the heir will inherit provided he marries the woman his father has commanded him to. He lives away from England and is on his way home, but goes missing en route. A body is found floating in the Thames and presumed to be his. The entire fortune passes on to his father's servant, Nicodemus Boffin (aka the Golden Dustman), a naïve and gullible man. However, John Harmon is far from dead. The rest of the story follows his quest for the truth, how he finds true love and true riches. In Our Mutual Friend, we encounter some of Dickens' most horrifying villains and also some of his most noble characters. Unforgettable people like the sweet Jenny Wren and Bella Wilfer, the evil Bradley Headstone, the repulsive Silas Wegg, the avaricious Fascination Fledgeby and a host of others populate this wonderful Dickensian universe and keep the reader enthralled. In addition to these, the River Thames itself features as a wonderful symbol of renewal and resurrection. Dickens was inspired by several incidents in his own life and in the lives of his friends while creating the plot of Our Mutual Friend. During the writing of it, his personal life was marked by several huge upheavals and he was involved in a serious railway accident. Our Mutual Friend is indeed a brilliant novel, sweeping in its scale and scope and would certainly appeal to readers of all ages.

Our Mutual Friend by Charles Dickens

WPFW - Latino Media Collective

Life at The High Academy for the Celestial and the Occult can be difficult. WAND Radio strives to make life a bit easier. Tune in for the latest jousting scores, answers to listener messages, knowledge and jokes! Calliope, Emmett, and Rupert are here to guide you through the magical mystical airwaves and share their... unique thoughts on life at a magical university.

Remember, they are not responsible for the continued purity of your unicorn...

Life at The High Academy for the Celestial and the Occult can be difficult. WAND Radio strives to make life a bit easier. Tune in for the latest jousting scores, answers to listener messages, knowledge and jokes! Calliope, Emmett, and Rupert are here to guide you through the magical mystical airwaves and share their... unique thoughts on life at a magical university. Remember, they are not responsible for the continued purity of your unicorn...

WAND Radio

Conversations about Life, Content Creation and whatever else we feel like talking about. 
With NeonFire, Woodworking, Tinker, Hitman and IraqiZorro.
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Conversations about Life, Content Creation and whatever else we feel like talking about. With NeonFire, Woodworking, Tinker, Hitman and IraqiZorro. Follow us: https://twitter.com/NeonFire_ https://twitter.com/WoodworkingVG https://twitter.com/ThatGuyTinkeR https://twitter.com/404HitmanNotFnd https://twitter.com/ElDonIraqiZorro

Conversing In Vain

In this podiobook: Former NATO intelligence chief writes cyberterrorism spy thriller -- Major General Val Pattee's novel lauded as compelling and a "tutorial for homeland security personnel". Suppose al-Qaeda had a second, potentially more devastating attack planned in 2001. How would it be thwarted? "The Onion Files" is a spy thriller differing from all previous novels in one very important aspect: author Val Pattee was one of the Western world's top spy masters. Serving as chief of intelligence for NATO in Europe during periods of Cold War-era terrorism, he worked with the heads of intelligence for sixteen member nations, and conferred with his Soviet and Red Chinese counterparts.Although "The Onion Files" is fiction, Pattee infuses the action with a realism of people and places only an insider could deliver. The title refers to an ingenious and diabolical plot by al‑Qaeda to devastate vast areas of the United States soon after the 9/11 attacks. Pattee introduces readers to protagonists Jim and Mark Buchan, who work with the US Central Intelligence Agency and Russian counter-terrorism units in a fast-paced hunt across three continents to halt a computer virus and its brilliant creator.

The Onion Files

The Flight Stuff

Join Pat Flynn, Vice-President of YellowBird HomeBuyers & YellowBird Connect in weekly podcasts about business, life, fitness, and other good stuff.

Join Pat Flynn, Vice-President of YellowBird HomeBuyers &amp; YellowBird Connect in weekly podcasts about business, life, fitness, and other good stuff.

Pints with Pat- Real Estate, Business, & Growth

A queer couple revisit their pre-teen obsession: The Twilight Saga.

TwiBack Tuesday

Welcome to the Kinky Hair Kulture Podcast. This podcast is designed to help you understand your natural hair by interviewing the people who make your natural hair products and the people behind the chair. 
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Welcome to the Kinky Hair Kulture Podcast. This podcast is designed to help you understand your natural hair by interviewing the people who make your natural hair products and the people behind the chair. *Don't. Own rights to any music played in any episodes * We are always looking to interview people so they can share their natural hair journey. To be a guest email or any business inquiries kinkyhairkulturepodcast@gmail.com Click the support button and thanks. Every donation goes towards giving you better content.

Kinky Hair Kulture 💫

Anna Bediones @atothebed and Joe Amio @joeisthenewblack talk kicks and fits, while keeping you caught up on the latest news and releases in sneaker culture. 

Hosts: Anna Bediones and Joe Amio.

Anna Bediones @atothebed and Joe Amio @joeisthenewblack talk kicks and fits, while keeping you caught up on the latest news and releases in sneaker culture. Hosts: Anna Bediones and Joe Amio.

The Double Boxed Podcast

Fantasy author Jed Herne analyses&nbsp;his favourite stories to help you become a better writer. Jed is the author of The Thunder Heist, Fires of the Dead, Across the Broken Stars, and Siege of Treboulain. He also hosts Wizards, Warriors, &amp; Words: A Fantasy Writing Advice podcast. Find out more about Jed on his website: <a href="http://jedherne.com/" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">www.jedherne.com</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.

Fantasy author Jed Herne analyses his favourite stories to help you become a better writer. Jed is the author of The Thunder Heist, Fires of the Dead, Across the Broken Stars, and Siege of Treboulain. He also hosts Wizards, Warriors, & Words: A Fantasy Writing Advice podcast. Find out more about Jed on his website: www.jedherne.com Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Fantasy author Jed Herne analyses&nbsp;his favourite stories to help you become a better writer. Jed is the author of The Thunder Heist, Fires of the Dead, Across the Broken Stars, and Siege of Treboulain. He also hosts Wizards, Warriors, &amp; Words: A Fantasy Writing Advice podcast. Find out more about Jed on his website: <a href="http://jedherne.com/" rel="noopener noreferrer">www.jedherne.com</a> Hosted on Acast. See <a href="https://acast.com/privacy" rel="noopener noreferrer">acast.com/privacy</a> for more information.

The Novel Analyst Podcast: Creative Writing Advice & Author Interviews

Phantom Hampton Podcast is about the 99% percent living in the 1% percent world of The Hamptons, and offers an eclectic mix of interviews, oral histories, and long-form audio.

phantomhampton

The Just Barely Sports podcast is a show about the wacky side of Pro and Semi-Pro sports.  We talk about the logos, foods, special events and people that divert your attention from the actual sports themselves.  So if you love the feeling of being in an arena, but don't care too much about anyone's lifetime free throw percentage, we are the show for you!

The Just Barely Sports podcast is a show about the wacky side of Pro and Semi-Pro sports. We talk about the logos, foods, special events and people that divert your attention from the actual sports themselves. So if you love the feeling of being in an arena, but don't care too much about anyone's lifetime free throw percentage, we are the show for you!

The Just Barely Sports podcast with the Minor League Geek

Hearthspeak shares conversations and stories from the land, the heart, and the wisdom of the wild earth in relating to the source of our own unique magic and sacred purpose in this lifetime. <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.

Hearthspeak shares conversations and stories from the land, the heart, and the wisdom of the wild earth in relating to the source of our own unique magic and sacred purpose in this lifetime. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Hearthspeak shares conversations and stories from the land, the heart, and the wisdom of the wild earth in relating to the source of our own unique magic and sacred purpose in this lifetime. Hosted on Acast. See <a href="https://acast.com/privacy" rel="noopener noreferrer">acast.com/privacy</a> for more information.

Hearthspeak

Tyler, Bion & Jesse document their experience through the Wheel of Time (and now alternating with The Stormlight Archives), chapter by chapter. Spoiler light

Tyler, Bion &amp; Jesse document their experience through the Wheel of Time (and now alternating with The Stormlight Archives), chapter by chapter. Spoiler light

Third Wheel: A Wheel of Time Reading

The Kota iRadio Network is a Podcast Network for all kinds of Podcast. 
New Shows will be debuting soon and a Schedule of Days when theses shows will be on The Kota iRadio Network Podcast Feed.

The UnCut Live Show: Time and Day TBA

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The Kota iRadio Network is a Podcast Network for all kinds of Podcast. New Shows will be debuting soon and a Schedule of Days when theses shows will be on The Kota iRadio Network Podcast Feed. The UnCut Live Show: Time and Day TBA Powered by: http://www.kbackradio.com, AE41|entertainment, [Find us on Social Media] Merch Store Link in Bio: https://linktr.ee/kotairadionetwk Host: https://beacons.ai/djbbq https://beacons.ai/ethaniglesias Sponsors: Midwest All Pro Wrestling, Remedy Brewing Company, Alberta Wrestling Academy, KBack Radio, Work Horse Fitness, Flagship Pro Wrestling, Can-Am Wrestling. https://www.facebook.com/flagshipprowrestling https://www.facebook.com/MidwestAllPro https://www.remedybrewco.com/ https://www.facebook.com/Alberta-Wrestling-Academy-100102255157788 https://www.WorkHorseFitness.com https://kbackradio.com/

Kota iRadio Network

The podcast for designers, developers, product owners and others that live to make digital products. Topics include designing product, development and design teams, leadership tips, experience roadmaps, and pretty much anything involved in making digital products better. <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.

The podcast for designers, developers, product owners and others that live to make digital products. Topics include designing product, development and design teams, leadership tips, experience roadmaps, and pretty much anything involved in making digital products better. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The podcast for designers, developers, product owners and others that live to make digital products. Topics include designing product, development and design teams, leadership tips, experience roadmaps, and pretty much anything involved in making digital products better. Hosted on Acast. See <a href="https://acast.com/privacy" rel="noopener noreferrer">acast.com/privacy</a> for more information.

Making Digital

The official podcast for City Lights Publishers & Booksellers in San Francisco. Featuring readings and archives. Hosted by City Lights events coordinator Peter Maravelis.

The official podcast for City Lights Publishers &amp; Booksellers in San Francisco. Featuring readings and archives. Hosted by City Lights events coordinator Peter Maravelis.

LIVE! From City Lights

Where Design Nerds Go To Get Nerdy. Listen as 4 graphic designers play DnD with guest designers, many who have never rolled a D20.

Dungeons and Designers

State of the Creators is a podcast that explores what it means for creatives to build something out of nothing. Digital creative Tawsif Akkas sits down with talented creatives from Bangladesh to Australia - and around the world - to talk about the process of creating, the struggles of being a creative and explore how to leave a legacy in this fast paced digital world. Through State of the Creators, Tawsif not only aims to deliver a compelling podcast series but also build a creative community to help the next generation of creators flourish. Find out more at www.tawsifakkas.com.

State of the Creators

Welcome to Athletes & Artists the Podcast with Cassandra, Brittany, & Jillian! Get to know us, our guest Athletes & Artists, & keep up with what's current. [We are more than, we are all Athletes & Artists.] From Broadway to the NFL, from a golf green to the MET stage, from earning a white coat to a Gold Medal.... Listen in for exclusive interviews featuring the best of the best in every field in order to fuel your drive with unique motivation.

Welcome to Athletes &amp; Artists the Podcast with Cassandra, Brittany, &amp; Jillian! Get to know us, our guest Athletes &amp; Artists, &amp; keep up with what's current. [We are more than, we are all Athletes &amp; Artists.] From Broadway to the NFL, from a golf green to the MET stage, from earning a white coat to a Gold Medal.... Listen in for exclusive interviews featuring the best of the best in every field in order to fuel your drive with unique motivation.

Athletes & Artists

Willow Audiobooks is an independent publisher of free audiobooks, released in the form of a podcast. The source texts are all in the public domain, and they are narrated, produced and with original music by Stephen Alexander. Original cover illustrations are by Benjamin Callery. ​Willow Audiobooks began in March 2020, prompted by the COVID-19 pandemic and the UK national lockdown. Stephen Alexander has been storytelling all his life, and recorded his first homemade audiobook on cassette at the age of six (Roald Dahl's Esio Trot)!

Willow Audiobooks is an independent publisher of free audiobooks, released in the form of a podcast. The source texts are all in the public domain, and they are narrated, produced and with original music by Stephen Alexander. Original cover illustrations are by Benjamin Callery.​Willow Audiobooks began in March 2020, prompted by the COVID-19 pandemic and the UK national lockdown. Stephen Alexander has been storytelling all his life, and recorded his first homemade audiobook on cassette at the age of six (Roald Dahl's Esio Trot)!

Willow Audiobooks is an independent publisher of free audiobooks, released in the form of a podcast. The source texts are all in the public domain, and they are narrated, produced and with original music by Stephen Alexander. Original cover illustrations are by Benjamin Callery. ​Willow Audiobooks began in March 2020, prompted by the COVID-19 pandemic and the UK national lockdown. Stephen Alexander has been storytelling all his life, and recorded his first homemade audiobook on cassette at the age of six (Roald Dahl's Esio Trot)!

Willow Audiobooks

The ORIGINAL Luigi’s Pizza in Park Slope, Brooklyn, NY has become an international social media sensation since opening its doors in 1976. Luigi Lanzo, patriarch of the Lanzo family, immigrated to America with the hopes of starting a new and better life for his children. Luigi’s son, Giovanni Lanzo, took over the operations of the pizzeria and is carrying his father’s legacy. Luigi’s Pizza was always a neighborhood staple but rose to social media fame. After receiving a number of viral videos for the dedication to the purity of his pizza, Gio and his pizza are more popular than ever. Tune into ”Get in the Know with Gio” and learn life lessons from the pizza maestro himself.

Get in the Know with Gio

Cody Clarke speaks with guests who are 'killing the lion' in their own way.

Kill The Lion

Welcome to Femme Noir Podcast! We review and analyze movies written by, directed by, or starring women, and discuss their representation on screen and in the industry. We want to offer a space where you can come and feel like you've found your tribe: we know how hard it can be to find like-minded people who share your love of cinema, so we've created this podcast for all of us. We'll be covering everything from the latest blockbusters to indie gems that you might have missed. You can find us on the majority of streaming platforms or listen here on our site! https://shows.acast.com/femme-noir And if this podcast sounds like something you'd like to support, please do consider becoming a patron on Patreon! We've got some great rewards for those who do, including access to exclusive content and special shoutouts throughout our episodes. https://www.patreon.com/femmenoirpodcast Let us know how you feel about movies and women’s representation! Have a film suggestion? Wanna rant? Email us here:femmenoirsv@gmail.com&nbsp;We’d LOVE to hear from you!&nbsp; <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 Femme Noir Podcast! We review and analyze movies written by, directed by, or starring women, and discuss their representation on screen and in the industry. We want to offer a space where you can come and feel like you've found your tribe: we know how hard it can be to find like-minded people who share your love of cinema, so we've created this podcast for all of us. We'll be covering everything from the latest blockbusters to indie gems that you might have missed. You can find us on the majority of streaming platforms or listen here on our site! https://shows.acast.com/femme-noir And if this podcast sounds like something you'd like to support, please do consider becoming a patron on Patreon! We've got some great rewards for those who do, including access to exclusive content and special shoutouts throughout our episodes. https://www.patreon.com/femmenoirpodcast Let us know how you feel about movies and women’s representation! Have a film suggestion? Wanna rant? Email us here: femmenoirsv@gmail.com  We’d LOVE to hear from you!  Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Welcome to Femme Noir Podcast! We review and analyze movies written by, directed by, or starring women, and discuss their representation on screen and in the industry. We want to offer a space where you can come and feel like you've found your tribe: we know how hard it can be to find like-minded people who share your love of cinema, so we've created this podcast for all of us. We'll be covering everything from the latest blockbusters to indie gems that you might have missed. You can find us on the majority of streaming platforms or listen here on our site! https://shows.acast.com/femme-noir And if this podcast sounds like something you'd like to support, please do consider becoming a patron on Patreon! We've got some great rewards for those who do, including access to exclusive content and special shoutouts throughout our episodes. https://www.patreon.com/femmenoirpodcast Let us know how you feel about movies and women’s representation! Have a film suggestion? Wanna rant? Email us here:femmenoirsv@gmail.com&nbsp;We’d LOVE to hear from you!&nbsp; Hosted on Acast. See <a href="https://acast.com/privacy" rel="noopener noreferrer">acast.com/privacy</a> for more information.

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