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Chris and Mike's Beer Chat the podcast about enjoying beer.

Chris and Mike's Beer Chat the podcast about enjoying beer.

Chris and Mike's Beer Chat - CMBC

Published in 1872, Carmilla is an early work in the vampire literature genre and is incidentally one of the most influential of its type. The gothic novella accounts the tale of Laura, a young woman who becomes susceptible to the friendship and seductive charms of the mysterious Carmilla. A gripping tale of coincidence, mystery, compulsion, dark romance, and deception, Le Fanu’s classic is regarded as having paved the way for modern takes on vampires.

Narrated by Laura, the novel opens with a recount of her childhood, as she depicts growing up in a beautiful, yet solitary castle encompassed by a forest in Styria, Austria. Living with her father, a wealthy English retiree and widower, Laura remembers an uncanny childhood dream where she had been visited in her bedroom. Furthermore, she claims to have been bitten during the visionary encounter, though there are no evident wounds to support her claim. As time passes from this incident, Laura grows into a virtuous young woman longing for a friend to ease her life of solitude, but is disappointed when a potential friend mysteriously dies. However, her wish is finally fulfilled when a coach accident occurs near her home, resulting in the injury of the young girl inside who is later introduced as Carmilla and welcomed as a temporary guest in their household. Both girls immediately recognize each other from the distant dreams. Due to urgent business, Carmilla’s mysterious mother reluctantly agrees to leave her daughter in the care of Laura and her father, but not without a stern warning not to disclose any information about their family or herself. Although the two girls quickly become good friends and form an intimate bond, Carmilla incites much curiosity with her adamant secrecy and bizarre behavior, which slowly leads to the unraveling of her startling secret.

Moreover, Carmilla provided the template for later vampire fiction, including Bram Stoker’s masterpiece Dracula, which alludes to many elements found in its predecessor.  In addition, Le Fanu effectively evokes an atmosphere of suspense and uneasiness. An eerie, beguiling, and enigmatic novella, Le Fanu’s piece offers a tale that is sure to leave audiences fascinated with its ingenious portrayal of its characters, horror, and taboos of the time.

Published in 1872, Carmilla is an early work in the vampire literature genre and is incidentally one of the most influential of its type. The gothic novella accounts the tale of Laura, a young woman who becomes susceptible to the friendship and seductive charms of the mysterious Carmilla. A gripping tale of coincidence, mystery, compulsion, dark romance, and deception, Le Fanu’s classic is regarded as having paved the way for modern takes on vampires. Narrated by Laura, the novel opens with a recount of her childhood, as she depicts growing up in a beautiful, yet solitary castle encompassed by a forest in Styria, Austria. Living with her father, a wealthy English retiree and widower, Laura remembers an uncanny childhood dream where she had been visited in her bedroom. Furthermore, she claims to have been bitten during the visionary encounter, though there are no evident wounds to support her claim. As time passes from this incident, Laura grows into a virtuous young woman longing for a friend to ease her life of solitude, but is disappointed when a potential friend mysteriously dies. However, her wish is finally fulfilled when a coach accident occurs near her home, resulting in the injury of the young girl inside who is later introduced as Carmilla and welcomed as a temporary guest in their household. Both girls immediately recognize each other from the distant dreams. Due to urgent business, Carmilla’s mysterious mother reluctantly agrees to leave her daughter in the care of Laura and her father, but not without a stern warning not to disclose any information about their family or herself. Although the two girls quickly become good friends and form an intimate bond, Carmilla incites much curiosity with her adamant secrecy and bizarre behavior, which slowly leads to the unraveling of her startling secret. Moreover, Carmilla provided the template for later vampire fiction, including Bram Stoker’s masterpiece Dracula, which alludes to many elements found in its predecessor. In addition, Le Fanu effectively evokes an atmosphere of suspense and uneasiness. An eerie, beguiling, and enigmatic novella, Le Fanu’s piece offers a tale that is sure to leave audiences fascinated with its ingenious portrayal of its characters, horror, and taboos of the time.

Carmilla by Joseph Sheridan LeFanu

Published in 1859, On Liberty is a libertarian philosophical work by English philosopher John Stuart Mill that endorses his view on the importance of individuality for the constant progression and improvement of society. The work also supports economic and moral freedom, and openly criticizes the influence of social authority that in one way or another imposes a predefined set of acceptable attitudes and opinions. Highlighting issues including the incongruity between authority and liberty, the oppressive requisites of society, self-regarding conduct, education, and religious influence, Mill effectively proposes the means to preserve the rights of the individual, while at the same time appealing for the restriction of government coercion.

Dividing his philosophy in five chapters, Mill delivers his view on liberty through a utilitarian approach and accordingly depicts an overview of the concept of liberty. Consequently, he evaluates the significance of liberty to both individual and state. The piece opens with a description of the conflict between authority and individual freedom, as Mill reports the oppression of the government which restricts the right of free expression. According to Mill, the power of the state should be dependent on the liberty of its citizens, because it is they who essentially put them in such an influential position. Subsequently, he distinguishes between two types of oppression, government tyranny and the tyranny of the majority. Though disapproving of both, he considers the latter to be more destructive, as it is easier to stand against political beliefs than it is to defy the prevailing mindset and opinions of the social majority. In addition, Mill points out the benefits of having contrasting perspectives and opinions, and the importance of exercising one’s basic right to liberty. Furthermore, he prescribes the adequate level of interference from authority, and eventually exemplifies the proficiency of his theory.

Nevertheless, an enduring piece of philosophy, whose concepts can be studied, analyzed and put into practice, as they are relevant even more so in present societies. Although the treatise has received its fair amount of criticism for its encouragement to rebel against conformity, On Liberty is still highly valuable for its evaluation of the nature of liberty and its position in a democratic society. Moreover, the work is an essential element for those interested in learning more about the principles of government, political philosophy, political science, and the importance of liberty itself.

Published in 1859, On Liberty is a libertarian philosophical work by English philosopher John Stuart Mill that endorses his view on the importance of individuality for the constant progression and improvement of society. The work also supports economic and moral freedom, and openly criticizes the influence of social authority that in one way or another imposes a predefined set of acceptable attitudes and opinions. Highlighting issues including the incongruity between authority and liberty, the oppressive requisites of society, self-regarding conduct, education, and religious influence, Mill effectively proposes the means to preserve the rights of the individual, while at the same time appealing for the restriction of government coercion. Dividing his philosophy in five chapters, Mill delivers his view on liberty through a utilitarian approach and accordingly depicts an overview of the concept of liberty. Consequently, he evaluates the significance of liberty to both individual and state. The piece opens with a description of the conflict between authority and individual freedom, as Mill reports the oppression of the government which restricts the right of free expression. According to Mill, the power of the state should be dependent on the liberty of its citizens, because it is they who essentially put them in such an influential position. Subsequently, he distinguishes between two types of oppression, government tyranny and the tyranny of the majority. Though disapproving of both, he considers the latter to be more destructive, as it is easier to stand against political beliefs than it is to defy the prevailing mindset and opinions of the social majority. In addition, Mill points out the benefits of having contrasting perspectives and opinions, and the importance of exercising one’s basic right to liberty. Furthermore, he prescribes the adequate level of interference from authority, and eventually exemplifies the proficiency of his theory. Nevertheless, an enduring piece of philosophy, whose concepts can be studied, analyzed and put into practice, as they are relevant even more so in present societies. Although the treatise has received its fair amount of criticism for its encouragement to rebel against conformity, On Liberty is still highly valuable for its evaluation of the nature of liberty and its position in a democratic society. Moreover, the work is an essential element for those interested in learning more about the principles of government, political philosophy, political science, and the importance of liberty itself.

On Liberty by John Stuart Mill

Revealed to be a personal favorite by Montgomery herself, The Story Girl follows the lives of a group of young children as they experience a summer of charming and realistically clumsy adventures.  Published in 1911, the novel explores themes of childhood innocence and its transience, while highlighting the value of intangible things which prove to be the very essence of life.

The novel begins when the young narrator Beverly King and his brother Felix are sent to stay with their Aunt Janet and Uncle Alec at their country estate over the summer, while their widowed father is away on business abroad.  The two city boys arrive in the beautiful countryside on the idyllic Edward Prince Island, where they are then introduced to their cousins Felicity, Dan and Cecily, with whom they are to live with for the next few months.  In addition they meet their other cousin Sara Stanley, who like them is without a mother and is the story girl referred to in the title. However, the group would be incomplete without their neighbor Sara Ray and hired boy Peter Craig, who also partake in frequent mischievous escapades. The group’s days are filled with countless interesting incidents which occur even in the most ordinary of situations. Nevertheless, the most imaginative out of the colorful bunch is Sara Stanley, the story girl of the title, who entertains and enchants the rest of her cousins and friends with her vivid stories. Having an evident talent for words, the young storyteller brings to life many gripping tales, which she musters from numerous sources including fables, family history, legends, and myths, as she mesmerizes both young and old. Rich with imagination, the classic depicts each child in a different light, and endows them with individual characteristics which in turn prepare them for both the triumphs and failures they experience.

Montgomery’s enthralling novel seems to have it all including petty squabbles, innocent mischief, and a heart-warming portrayal of the simplicities and complexities of life as shown through a child’s point of view.  Capturing the purity of childhood fantasies, The Story Girl is an uplifting story sure to bring back a few memories with its evocative imagery and language.

Revealed to be a personal favorite by Montgomery herself, The Story Girl follows the lives of a group of young children as they experience a summer of charming and realistically clumsy adventures. Published in 1911, the novel explores themes of childhood innocence and its transience, while highlighting the value of intangible things which prove to be the very essence of life. The novel begins when the young narrator Beverly King and his brother Felix are sent to stay with their Aunt Janet and Uncle Alec at their country estate over the summer, while their widowed father is away on business abroad. The two city boys arrive in the beautiful countryside on the idyllic Edward Prince Island, where they are then introduced to their cousins Felicity, Dan and Cecily, with whom they are to live with for the next few months. In addition they meet their other cousin Sara Stanley, who like them is without a mother and is the story girl referred to in the title. However, the group would be incomplete without their neighbor Sara Ray and hired boy Peter Craig, who also partake in frequent mischievous escapades. The group’s days are filled with countless interesting incidents which occur even in the most ordinary of situations. Nevertheless, the most imaginative out of the colorful bunch is Sara Stanley, the story girl of the title, who entertains and enchants the rest of her cousins and friends with her vivid stories. Having an evident talent for words, the young storyteller brings to life many gripping tales, which she musters from numerous sources including fables, family history, legends, and myths, as she mesmerizes both young and old. Rich with imagination, the classic depicts each child in a different light, and endows them with individual characteristics which in turn prepare them for both the triumphs and failures they experience. Montgomery’s enthralling novel seems to have it all including petty squabbles, innocent mischief, and a heart-warming portrayal of the simplicities and complexities of life as shown through a child’s point of view. Capturing the purity of childhood fantasies, The Story Girl is an uplifting story sure to bring back a few memories with its evocative imagery and language.

The Story Girl by Lucy Maud Montgomery

Following Anne of Green Gables (1908), the book covers the second chapter in the life of Anne Shirley. This book follows Anne from the age of 16 to 18, during the two years that she teaches at Avonlea school. It includes many of the characters from Anne of Green Gables, as well as new ones like Mr. Harrison, Miss Lavendar Lewis, Paul Irving, and the twins Dora and Davy. (Summary by Wikipedia) Cast: Anne/Narrator: <a href="http://librivox.org/reader/3536">Arielle Lipshaw</a> Mrs. Lynde: <a href="http://librivox.org/reader/4744">Amy Gramour</a> Mr. Harrison: <a href="http://librivox.org/reader/5637">Anthony</a> Marilla Cuthbert/Benjie Sloane/Anthony Pye: <a href="http://librivox.org/reader/1259">Elizabeth Klett</a> Diana Barry: <a href="http://librivox.org/reader/4706">SallyMc</a> Jane Andrews: <a href="http://librivox.org/reader/5269">Elizabeth Barr</a> Gilbert Blythe: <a href="http://librivox.org/reader/1492">mb</a> Paul Irving: <a href="http://librivox.org/reader/6153">anjieliu</a> Dora Keith: <a href="http://librivox.org/reader/5017">Miss Avarice</a> Davy Keith: <a href="http://librivox.org/reader/3157">TriciaG</a> Charlotta the Fourth: <a href="http://librivox.org/reader/5405">Anka</a> Miss Lavendar: <a href="http://librivox.org/reader/4964">Rashada</a> Ginger the Parrot/Lottie Wright/Gertie Pye: <a href="http://librivox.org/reader/5890">GabrielleC</a> Mr. Shearer/Lorenzo White: <a href="http://librivox.org/reader/6037">Peter Bishop</a> Mrs. Donnell/Mrs. Peter Sloane/Priscilla Grant: <a href="http://librivox.org/reader/5101">E.Lee</a> Miss Eliza Andrews/Mrs. Bell: <a href="http://librivox.org/reader/6131">Malane</a> Miss Catherine Andrews/Mrs. Allan: <a href="http://librivox.org/reader/1472">Sarah Jennings</a> Mrs. Theodore White/Mrs. Andrews: <a href="http://librivox.org/reader/6215">Janet248</a> Mrs. James White/Mrs. Harrison: <a href="http://librivox.org/reader/6281">Beth Thomas</a> Lauretta White/Barbara Shaw/Annetta Bell/Carrie Sloane/Julia Bell/Miss Sarah Copp: <a href="http://librivox.org/reader/6099">Cheri Gardner</a> Peter Sloane/Mr. Barry/Mr. Irving/Jimmy Andrews/Oliver Sloane/Willie White/Joe Sloane: <a href="http://librivox.org/reader/2911">David Lawrence</a> Ned Clay/John Henry Carter/St. Clair Donnell/Fred Wright: <a href="http://librivox.org/reader/5346">Skythrock</a> Judson Parker/Harmon Andrews: <a href="http://librivox.org/reader/4705">Algy Pug</a> Jerry Corcoran/Thomas Lynde: <a href="http://librivox.org/reader/4547">John Steigerwald</a> Audio edited by: Arielle Lipshaw

Following Anne of Green Gables (1908), the book covers the second chapter in the life of Anne Shirley. This book follows Anne from the age of 16 to 18, during the two years that she teaches at Avonlea school. It includes many of the characters from Anne of Green Gables, as well as new ones like Mr. Harrison, Miss Lavendar Lewis, Paul Irving, and the twins Dora and Davy. (Summary by Wikipedia)Cast:Anne/Narrator: Arielle LipshawMrs. Lynde: Amy GramourMr. Harrison: AnthonyMarilla Cuthbert/Benjie Sloane/Anthony Pye: Elizabeth KlettDiana Barry: SallyMcJane Andrews: Elizabeth BarrGilbert Blythe: mbPaul Irving: anjieliuDora Keith: Miss AvariceDavy Keith: TriciaGCharlotta the Fourth: AnkaMiss Lavendar: RashadaGinger the Parrot/Lottie Wright/Gertie Pye: GabrielleCMr. Shearer/Lorenzo White: Peter BishopMrs. Donnell/Mrs. Peter Sloane/Priscilla Grant: E.LeeMiss Eliza Andrews/Mrs. Bell: MalaneMiss Catherine Andrews/Mrs. Allan: Sarah JenningsMrs. Theodore White/Mrs. Andrews: Janet248Mrs. James White/Mrs. Harrison: Beth ThomasLauretta White/Barbara Shaw/Annetta Bell/Carrie Sloane/Julia Bell/Miss Sarah Copp: Cheri GardnerPeter Sloane/Mr. Barry/Mr. Irving/Jimmy Andrews/Oliver Sloane/Willie White/Joe Sloane: David LawrenceNed Clay/John Henry Carter/St. Clair Donnell/Fred Wright: SkythrockJudson Parker/Harmon Andrews: Algy PugJerry Corcoran/Thomas Lynde: John SteigerwaldAudio edited by: Arielle Lipshaw

Following Anne of Green Gables (1908), the book covers the second chapter in the life of Anne Shirley. This book follows Anne from the age of 16 to 18, during the two years that she teaches at Avonlea school. It includes many of the characters from Anne of Green Gables, as well as new ones like Mr. Harrison, Miss Lavendar Lewis, Paul Irving, and the twins Dora and Davy. (Summary by Wikipedia) Cast: Anne/Narrator: <a href="http://librivox.org/reader/3536" rel="noopener noreferrer">Arielle Lipshaw</a> Mrs. Lynde: <a href="http://librivox.org/reader/4744" rel="noopener noreferrer">Amy Gramour</a> Mr. Harrison: <a href="http://librivox.org/reader/5637" rel="noopener noreferrer">Anthony</a> Marilla Cuthbert/Benjie Sloane/Anthony Pye: <a href="http://librivox.org/reader/1259" rel="noopener noreferrer">Elizabeth Klett</a> Diana Barry: <a href="http://librivox.org/reader/4706" rel="noopener noreferrer">SallyMc</a> Jane Andrews: <a href="http://librivox.org/reader/5269" rel="noopener noreferrer">Elizabeth Barr</a> Gilbert Blythe: <a href="http://librivox.org/reader/1492" rel="noopener noreferrer">mb</a> Paul Irving: <a href="http://librivox.org/reader/6153" rel="noopener noreferrer">anjieliu</a> Dora Keith: <a href="http://librivox.org/reader/5017" rel="noopener noreferrer">Miss Avarice</a> Davy Keith: <a href="http://librivox.org/reader/3157" rel="noopener noreferrer">TriciaG</a> Charlotta the Fourth: <a href="http://librivox.org/reader/5405" rel="noopener noreferrer">Anka</a> Miss Lavendar: <a href="http://librivox.org/reader/4964" rel="noopener noreferrer">Rashada</a> Ginger the Parrot/Lottie Wright/Gertie Pye: <a href="http://librivox.org/reader/5890" rel="noopener noreferrer">GabrielleC</a> Mr. Shearer/Lorenzo White: <a href="http://librivox.org/reader/6037" rel="noopener noreferrer">Peter Bishop</a> Mrs. Donnell/Mrs. Peter Sloane/Priscilla Grant: <a href="http://librivox.org/reader/5101" rel="noopener noreferrer">E.Lee</a> Miss Eliza Andrews/Mrs. Bell: <a href="http://librivox.org/reader/6131" rel="noopener noreferrer">Malane</a> Miss Catherine Andrews/Mrs. Allan: <a href="http://librivox.org/reader/1472" rel="noopener noreferrer">Sarah Jennings</a> Mrs. Theodore White/Mrs. Andrews: <a href="http://librivox.org/reader/6215" rel="noopener noreferrer">Janet248</a> Mrs. James White/Mrs. Harrison: <a href="http://librivox.org/reader/6281" rel="noopener noreferrer">Beth Thomas</a> Lauretta White/Barbara Shaw/Annetta Bell/Carrie Sloane/Julia Bell/Miss Sarah Copp: <a href="http://librivox.org/reader/6099" rel="noopener noreferrer">Cheri Gardner</a> Peter Sloane/Mr. Barry/Mr. Irving/Jimmy Andrews/Oliver Sloane/Willie White/Joe Sloane: <a href="http://librivox.org/reader/2911" rel="noopener noreferrer">David Lawrence</a> Ned Clay/John Henry Carter/St. Clair Donnell/Fred Wright: <a href="http://librivox.org/reader/5346" rel="noopener noreferrer">Skythrock</a> Judson Parker/Harmon Andrews: <a href="http://librivox.org/reader/4705" rel="noopener noreferrer">Algy Pug</a> Jerry Corcoran/Thomas Lynde: <a href="http://librivox.org/reader/4547" rel="noopener noreferrer">John Steigerwald</a> Audio edited by: Arielle Lipshaw

Anne of Avonlea (Dramatic Reading) by Lucy Maud Montgomery (1874 - 1942)

The Drunken Book Review Podcast is an irreverent review of literature by Justin Hall and Caleb Michael Sarvis.

First and foremost, this podcast is a candid, though drunken, discussion of modern (and mostly popular) literature. We are offensive, unfiltered, and while we try our best to stay focused, we will get distracted, yell over one another, and perhaps disappear at times to settle disagreements with hand-to-hand combat. It’s the Hemingway in us.

The Drunken Book Review Podcast is an irreverent review of literature by Justin Hall and Caleb Michael Sarvis. First and foremost, this podcast is a candid, though drunken, discussion of modern (and mostly popular) literature. We are offensive, unfiltered, and while we try our best to stay focused, we will get distracted, yell over one another, and perhaps disappear at times to settle disagreements with hand-to-hand combat. It’s the Hemingway in us.

Drunken Book Review Podcast

Seasonal, casual book chat.&nbsp;https://linktr.ee/bookcastclub<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.

Seasonal, casual book chat.  https://linktr.ee/bookcastclub Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Seasonal, casual book chat.&nbsp;https://linktr.ee/bookcastclub Hosted on Acast. See <a href="https://acast.com/privacy" rel="noopener noreferrer">acast.com/privacy</a> for more information.

The Bookcast Club

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and risk management solutions.

Empowering clients with commercial intelligence, supply chain expertise, and risk management solutions.

McKeany-Flavell Hot Commodity Podcast

Coup De Grace

אופירה אסייג, דולב נישליס וגידי ליפקין

תכנית הספורט של ישראל

Arlington VA Public Library is reading "Moby-Dick" this summer, and we're going to have a seriously good time while we do it.

Each week on the podcast, librarians Jennie, Megan, Pete and special guests will discuss the reading, drop pop culture references, and ask or answer questions that come up during the Sunday discussion.

Arlington VA Public Library is reading "Moby-Dick" this summer, and we're going to have a seriously good time while we do it. Each week on the podcast, librarians Jennie, Megan, Pete and special guests will discuss the reading, drop pop culture references, and ask or answer questions that come up during the Sunday discussion.

Big Book Club's "What the Whale!"

Somos Padres es un podcast sobre la experiencia de ser padres. A través de esta plataforma, Paulo & Yesenia hablan y dan información sobre la paternidad y concluyen que el ser padre es el vinculo a través del cual podemos reconocer nuestras deficiencias y donde podemos emprender a trabajar en ellas. Yesenia le llama sanar, Paulo le llama evolucionar y otros le llaman algo más.  Al final no importa cómo le llamen a este proceso, lo que importa es reconocer que nuestros hijos son nuestros espejos que reflejan los rincones que necesitamos desarrollar como personas, y hablar sobre la paternidad a través de esta lupa, es lo que a Paulo & a Yesenia les apasiona.  Los podcasts son publicados cada que esta pareja tengan el tiempo para hacerlo.

Somos Padres es un podcast sobre la experiencia de ser padres. A través de esta plataforma, Paulo & Yesenia hablan y dan información sobre la paternidad y concluyen que el ser padre es el vinculo a través del cual podemos reconocer nuestras deficiencias y donde podemos emprender a trabajar en ellas. Yesenia le llama sanar, Paulo le llama evolucionar y otros le llaman algo más. Al final no importa cómo le llamen a este proceso, lo que importa es reconocer que nuestros hijos son nuestros espejos que reflejan los rincones que necesitamos desarrollar como personas, y hablar sobre la paternidad a través de esta lupa, es lo que a Paulo & a Yesenia les apasiona. Los podcasts son publicados cada que esta pareja tengan el tiempo para hacerlo.

Somos Padres es un podcast sobre la experiencia de ser padres. A través de esta plataforma, Paulo &amp; Yesenia hablan y dan información sobre la paternidad y concluyen que el ser padre es el vinculo a través del cual podemos reconocer nuestras deficiencias y donde podemos emprender a trabajar en ellas. Yesenia le llama sanar, Paulo le llama evolucionar y otros le llaman algo más.  Al final no importa cómo le llamen a este proceso, lo que importa es reconocer que nuestros hijos son nuestros espejos que reflejan los rincones que necesitamos desarrollar como personas, y hablar sobre la paternidad a través de esta lupa, es lo que a Paulo &amp; a Yesenia les apasiona.  Los podcasts son publicados cada que esta pareja tengan el tiempo para hacerlo.

Somos Padres

The world of video production is a complex and draining one. We take time to talk to the most experienced in the industry about all sides of production. From how to manage your time to what do you do when you are starting a production company. This is much more than a filmmaker podcast, this is about your business, health, relationships, marketing, and all things production.

Production Life with Brandon Zebell

Listen to Sandra Still Campbell, Clyfford Still's youngest daughter, recall stories from her life with her father in this intimate glimpse into one of America's most important painters.

A Daughter's Voice

Подкаст о дизайне продуктов, которые меняют нашу жизнь. Дизайнеры Никита Лакеев и Роман Нургалиев говорят с профессионалами из разных областей, делятся опытом и историями.  Пишите нам на designtakoy@gmail.com Читайте нас в Telegram https://t.me/design_takoy

Подкаст о дизайне продуктов, которые меняют нашу жизнь. Дизайнеры Никита Лакеев и Роман Нургалиев говорят с профессионалами из разных областей, делятся опытом и историями. Пишите нам на designtakoy@gmail.com Читайте нас в Telegram https://t.me/design_takoy

Подкаст о дизайне продуктов, которые меняют нашу жизнь. Дизайнеры Никита Лакеев и Роман Нургалиев говорят с профессионалами из разных областей, делятся опытом и историями.&nbsp; Пишите нам на designtakoy@gmail.com&nbsp;Читайте нас в Telegram https://t.me/design_takoy

Дизайн Такой

Mark and Brennan discuss all things photography in this podcast from Northeast Photographic

Scary Stories to Tell in the Darkroom

Dashing Onions Audio creates original audio drama miniseries and one-off plays, focusing on stories with elements of oddness, mythology and the supernatural.

Dashing Onions Audio

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Seattle Diva brings you insight in the entertainment world, pop culture, and inspiration from our community of motivated women!

Brought to you by NM Entertainment: Seattle Diva brings you insight in the entertainment world, pop culture, and inspiration from our community of motivated women!

Seattle Diva

It's about people, places, arts, food, culture, putting positive energy in the world, how all of us have something to say or maybe we don't, drugs, exercise (or exorcise, if you spell it wrong!), laziness, motivation, breathing! The connection we all share on the planet and quite possibly getting away from the pedestrian level of consciousness.
Music by Jon Griffin.

It's about people, places, arts, food, culture, putting positive energy in the world, how all of us have something to say or maybe we don't, drugs, exercise (or exorcise, if you spell it wrong!), laziness, motivation, breathing! The connection we all share on the planet and quite possibly getting away from the pedestrian level of consciousness. Music by Jon Griffin.

Were You Still Talking?

Lessons learned and mostly true stories. 
Told after hours, and often under the influence.
​
A project of the visual and written storytelling of Camera & Flask.

Lessons learned and mostly true stories. Told after hours, and often under the influence. ​ A project of the visual and written storytelling of Camera & Flask.

Lessons learned and mostly true stories. 
Told after hours, and often under the influence.
​
A project of the visual and written storytelling of Camera &amp; Flask.

Whiskey Helps

不定期分享一個易咀嚼的音樂概念，給古典音樂上有想法和勇氣的你。 Powered by <a href="https://firstory.me">Firstory Hosting</a>

不定期分享一個易咀嚼的音樂概念，給古典音樂上有想法和勇氣的你。 Powered by Firstory Hosting

不定期分享一個易咀嚼的音樂概念，給古典音樂上有想法和勇氣的你。 Powered by <a href="https://firstory.me" rel="noopener noreferrer">Firstory Hosting</a>

剝殼花生

Spoken Label is a podcast series designed to interview and record sessions from authors, poets, artists, musicians etc in North West England and beyond.

Formed in 2015 and ran / edited by Andy N, author of ‘Return to Kemptown’ and ‘The End of Summer’,it is always often to submissions from interested artists.

Email: aen1mpo@yahoo.co.uk

Spoken Label is a podcast series designed to interview and record sessions from authors, poets, artists, musicians etc in North West England and beyond. Formed in 2015 and ran / edited by Andy N, author of ‘Return to Kemptown’ and ‘The End of Summer’,it is always often to submissions from interested artists. Email: aen1mpo@yahoo.co.uk

Spoken Label

Sculpting Lives is a podcast series written and presented by Jo Baring (https://www.jobaring.com/about) (Director of the Ingram Collection of Modern British & Contemporary Art) and Sarah Victoria Turner (https://www.paul-mellon-centre.ac.uk/about/people/sarah-victoria-turner) (Deputy Director at the Paul Mellon Centre for Studies in British Art in London).

Dame Barbara Hepworth, Dame Elisabeth Frink, Kim Lim, Phyllida Barlow and Rana Begum – some of the most globally well-known British artists are women sculptors. Conversely, the profession and practice of sculpture was seen by many throughout the twentieth century (and before) to be very much a man’s world. Often using heavy and hard materials, sculpture was not typically viewed as suitable for women artists. Series one explores the lives and careers of these five women who worked (and are still working) against these preconceptions, forging successful careers and contributing in groundbreaking ways to the histories of sculpture and art. Series two features episodes on Dora Gordine, Gertrude Hermes, Veronica Ryan, Alison Wilding and Cathie Pilkington. At a moment when public sculpture is the subject of contentious debate, the final episode of the second series focuses on questions of gender, public sculpture and display, and explores women’s representation – both as subjects and artists – in our public spaces and exhibitions.
Each episode is recorded in places that are significant for the women sculptors featured – their studios, as well as galleries and public places where their work is on display – and includes new interviews with curators, friends, family and the artists themselves, creating intimate soundscapes of their private and public worlds.

The @SculptingLives Instagram (https://www.instagram.com/sculptinglives) feed contains more information about the podcast and the artists and artworks featured in it.

Written and hosted by: Jo Baring and Sarah Turner
Produced by: Clare Lynch
Research by: Isabelle Mooney (Series One) & Chloe Nahum (Series Two)
Music by: Pauline Oliveros, [Silence] (https://freemusicarchive.org/music/Pauline_Oliveros/EASY_NOT_EASY_Festival_Oct_8_2010/Silence_1082010)
Visual identity by: Vanessa Fowler-Kendall

This podcast has been made possible through support from the Paul Mellon Centre for Studies in British Art.

We are also extremely grateful to Art UK (https://artuk.org/) and National Life Stories: Artists' Lives (British Library) (https://www.bl.uk/projects/national-life-stories-artists-lives) .

Sculpting Lives is a podcast series written and presented by Jo Baring (https://www.jobaring.com/about) (Director of the Ingram Collection of Modern British & Contemporary Art) and Sarah Victoria Turner (https://www.paul-mellon-centre.ac.uk/about/people/sarah-victoria-turner) (Deputy Director at the Paul Mellon Centre for Studies in British Art in London). Dame Barbara Hepworth, Dame Elisabeth Frink, Kim Lim, Phyllida Barlow and Rana Begum – some of the most globally well-known British artists are women sculptors. Conversely, the profession and practice of sculpture was seen by many throughout the twentieth century (and before) to be very much a man’s world. Often using heavy and hard materials, sculpture was not typically viewed as suitable for women artists. Series one explores the lives and careers of these five women who worked (and are still working) against these preconceptions, forging successful careers and contributing in groundbreaking ways to the histories of sculpture and art. Series two features episodes on Dora Gordine, Gertrude Hermes, Veronica Ryan, Alison Wilding and Cathie Pilkington. At a moment when public sculpture is the subject of contentious debate, the final episode of the second series focuses on questions of gender, public sculpture and display, and explores women’s representation – both as subjects and artists – in our public spaces and exhibitions. Each episode is recorded in places that are significant for the women sculptors featured – their studios, as well as galleries and public places where their work is on display – and includes new interviews with curators, friends, family and the artists themselves, creating intimate soundscapes of their private and public worlds. The @SculptingLives Instagram (https://www.instagram.com/sculptinglives) feed contains more information about the podcast and the artists and artworks featured in it. Written and hosted by: Jo Baring and Sarah Turner Produced by: Clare Lynch Research by: Isabelle Mooney (Series One) & Chloe Nahum (Series Two) Music by: Pauline Oliveros, [Silence] (https://freemusicarchive.org/music/Pauline_Oliveros/EASY_NOT_EASY_Festival_Oct_8_2010/Silence_1082010) Visual identity by: Vanessa Fowler-Kendall This podcast has been made possible through support from the Paul Mellon Centre for Studies in British Art. We are also extremely grateful to Art UK (https://artuk.org/) and National Life Stories: Artists' Lives (British Library) (https://www.bl.uk/projects/national-life-stories-artists-lives) .

Sculpting Lives is a podcast series written and presented by Jo Baring (https://www.jobaring.com/about) (Director of the Ingram Collection of Modern British &amp; Contemporary Art) and Sarah Victoria Turner (https://www.paul-mellon-centre.ac.uk/about/people/sarah-victoria-turner) (Deputy Director at the Paul Mellon Centre for Studies in British Art in London).

Dame Barbara Hepworth, Dame Elisabeth Frink, Kim Lim, Phyllida Barlow and Rana Begum – some of the most globally well-known British artists are women sculptors. Conversely, the profession and practice of sculpture was seen by many throughout the twentieth century (and before) to be very much a man’s world. Often using heavy and hard materials, sculpture was not typically viewed as suitable for women artists. Series one explores the lives and careers of these five women who worked (and are still working) against these preconceptions, forging successful careers and contributing in groundbreaking ways to the histories of sculpture and art. Series two features episodes on Dora Gordine, Gertrude Hermes, Veronica Ryan, Alison Wilding and Cathie Pilkington. At a moment when public sculpture is the subject of contentious debate, the final episode of the second series focuses on questions of gender, public sculpture and display, and explores women’s representation – both as subjects and artists – in our public spaces and exhibitions.
Each episode is recorded in places that are significant for the women sculptors featured – their studios, as well as galleries and public places where their work is on display – and includes new interviews with curators, friends, family and the artists themselves, creating intimate soundscapes of their private and public worlds.

The @SculptingLives Instagram (https://www.instagram.com/sculptinglives) feed contains more information about the podcast and the artists and artworks featured in it.

Written and hosted by: Jo Baring and Sarah Turner
Produced by: Clare Lynch
Research by: Isabelle Mooney (Series One) &amp; Chloe Nahum (Series Two)
Music by: Pauline Oliveros, [Silence] (https://freemusicarchive.org/music/Pauline_Oliveros/EASY_NOT_EASY_Festival_Oct_8_2010/Silence_1082010)
Visual identity by: Vanessa Fowler-Kendall

This podcast has been made possible through support from the Paul Mellon Centre for Studies in British Art.

We are also extremely grateful to Art UK (https://artuk.org/) and National Life Stories: Artists' Lives (British Library) (https://www.bl.uk/projects/national-life-stories-artists-lives) .

Sculpting Lives

The podcast where a young aspiring chef learns what it takes to be successful in the culinary world by talking to local Baltimore chefs.

Hey Chef!

The best conversations start with beer and go somewhere else.

It Starts With Beer

Showcasing the talented youth participating in the Menuhin Competition, an international event known as the “Olympics of the violin.” Hear select performances and personal stories of young violinists from around the world ahead of their participation in the Menuhin Competition Richmond 2021: how they got started, the teachers who inspired them, the sacrifices they’ve made and what they express through their music. Visit vpm.org/violin for more information and additional resources.

Making Menuhin

这是一个写了很多无用的诗歌，拿了一个无用的法律学位，学了几门终将遗忘的语言，去了很多永远铭记的地方的主播，在当编剧的间隙，深夜自说自话的角落。这里堆满琐碎的日常，偶然掺杂一些书，剧，和豆知识。

失眠夜漫记

Welcome to Eat Read Love, your new favorite bookclub podcast! Hosted by The Lit Chicks, Donna and Eunice. They’ll choose a new book to read monthly and chat about the good, the bad and the ugly.

Eat Read Love

A podcast that features indie writers, memoirs, and self-publishing. We talk with authors, editors, publishers, ghostwriters, and other free spirits drawn to writing, and the company of a cup of tea and a good book before the fire. Hosts Craig Stewart and Barb Robitaille, produce ink & peat from a cozy carriage house a short stroll from the Pacific on the wild Washington Coast.

A podcast that features indie writers, memoirs, and self-publishing. We talk with authors, editors, publishers, ghostwriters, and other free spirits drawn to writing, and the company of a cup of tea and a good book before the fire. Hosts Craig Stewart and Barb Robitaille, produce ink &amp; peat from a cozy carriage house a short stroll from the Pacific on the wild Washington Coast.

ink & peat

The Sharp Notes is a conversation podcast exploring music, sound, and the craft behind the records we love. Host Evan Toth speaks with musicians, producers, and industry voices about the art of listening and the stories pressed into every groove.

The Sharp Notes is a conversation podcast exploring music, sound, and the craft behind the records we love. Host Evan Toth speaks with musicians, producers, and industry voices about the art of listening and the stories pressed into every groove.

The Sharp Notes with Evan Toth

Explore the world of fearless female entrepreneurs and trailblazing women in architecture, construction, engineering, and more! This podcast delves into the stories, challenges, and triumphs of inspiring women who are making their mark across industries. With a focus on entrepreneurship, holistic living, and the creative journeys of women shaping our world, each episode offers insight, inspiration, and a fresh perspective. Whether you’re passionate about business, design, or personal growth, this podcast is your go-to source for empowering conversations that uplift and energize.

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Heart of the Hunter

Forefront Church

Chris and Mike's Beer Chat - CMBC

Carmilla by Joseph Sheridan LeFanu

On Liberty by John Stuart Mill

The Story Girl by Lucy Maud Montgomery

Anne of Avonlea (Dramatic Reading) by Lucy Maud Montgomery (1874 - 1942)

Drunken Book Review Podcast

The Bookcast Club

McKeany-Flavell Hot Commodity Podcast

Coup De Grace

תכנית הספורט של ישראל

Big Book Club's "What the Whale!"

Somos Padres

Production Life with Brandon Zebell

A Daughter's Voice

Дизайн Такой

Scary Stories to Tell in the Darkroom

Dashing Onions Audio

Seattle Diva

Were You Still Talking?

Whiskey Helps

剝殼花生

Spoken Label

Sculpting Lives

Hey Chef!

It Starts With Beer

Making Menuhin

失眠夜漫记

Eat Read Love

ink & peat

The Sharp Notes with Evan Toth

From the Honeycomb

Seize The Play!

Bibelen Leth fortalt

The RHYTHM Pyro Podcast

Zer0 Books and Repeater Media

The Gilmored. Revisited A Gilmore Girls Podcast

Deep North: Stories from Iceland

Coffee Science for CoffeePreneurs by CoffeeMind

The Source Material Comics Podcast

The Hook Up with Crochet Me Zaddy

Scripted Pleasure (Erotic Adventure Stories)

Journey to the West: Legend of the Monkey King

Santa Clarita Voices

All Things Cryptid

Women United ART PODCAST

Jujutsu Kaisen audio book

The Work Between: The Business of Photography

The Twelvelms Conspiracy