Arts

Books

Fashion & Beauty

Performing Arts

Food

Visual Arts

Design

Business

Entrepreneurship

Investing

Marketing

Careers

Management

Non-Profit

Comedy

Stand-Up

Comedy Interviews

Improv

Education

Self-Improvement

How To

Courses

Language Learning

Fiction

Comedy Fiction

Drama

Science Fiction

Government

Health & Fitness

Medicine

Alternative Health

Nutrition

Mental Health

Fitness

Sexuality

History

Kids & Family

Parenting

Stories for Kids

Education for Kids

Pets & Animals

Leisure

Video Games

Games

Automotive

Animation & Manga

Hobbies

Aviation

Home & Garden

Crafts

Music

Music Commentary

Music Interviews

Music History

News

Sports News

Entertainment News

News Commentary

Politics

Daily News

Business News

Tech News

Religion & Spirituality

Christianity

Spirituality

Religion

Judaism

Islam

Buddhism

Hinduism

Science

Social Sciences

Life Sciences

Natural Sciences

Nature

Chemistry

Mathematics

Earth Sciences

Physics

Astronomy

Society & Culture

Documentary

Relationships

Philosophy

Personal Journals

Places & Travel

Sports

Golf

Soccer

Wrestling

Basketball

Football

Fantasy Sports

Baseball

Wilderness

Running

Hockey

Rugby

Cricket

Volleyball

Tennis

Swimming

Technology

True Crime

TV & Film

Film Interviews

TV Reviews

After Shows

Film Reviews

Film History

Lunar pros explore, discuss and demystify the world of design.

Icon-o-Cast: a podcast by LUNAR

The Art of Retouching – Adobe Photoshop & Lightroom Retouching Tutorials

The Art of Retouching – Adobe Photoshop &amp; Lightroom Retouching Tutorials

The Art of Retouching Studio

The Best Internet Radio. The Future of Talk Radio. It's Web Talk Radio.

Guide for Gay Living Archives - WebTalkRadio.net

Louisa May Alcott, more famously known for her Little Women series, takes a familiar nursery rhyme and creates a whole novel out of it in one of her last books Jack and Jill: A Village Story. Though she continued to publish under the penname AM Barnard, this book probably marked the end of a particular writing phase in 1880. 

Jack and Jill is set in the fictional Harmony Village. On a December afternoon, the youngsters of the village are out enjoying the bracing cold and snow. The bright winter shines down as they have fun skating and sledding. A group of spectators sits on the fences, watching their more active friends zoom past on toboggans or skates. A shiny red sled comes hurtling past, carrying a tall, golden haired lad and a tiny, black haired girl. They are the inseparable friends, Jack Minot and Janey Pecq, nicknamed Jack and Jill by the villagers in keeping with the famous rhyme. Disaster strikes when Janey (Jill) compels Jack to coast down a perilous slope. The two are seriously injured and the rest of the story follows their convalescence and consequent growing into maturity and adulthood.

Apart from the entertaining and educational story, Jack and Jill also tackles several important social issues of the day. Children's health, the transition from childhood to adolescence, the importance of emotional support during illness and the life-changing consequences of our impulsive actions are some of the themes that are explored in detail in this entertaining yet thought provoking novel.

Filled with interesting characters and Alcott's typical spiritual underpinnings, the book also looks at that crucial stage of human development – Adolescence. This phase, with all its emotional and physical changes, the angst and joys, the rebellion and the learning are all wonderfully portrayed through many of the characters like Molly Boo and other friends of Jack and Janey.

Many of Louisa May Alcott's stories and novels are based on autobiographical elements. Her father, Amos Bronson Alcott was a spiritual healer and teacher who compelled his family to adopt an unconventional and experimental lifestyle in a commune. The young Louisa was a rebel and chafed under the tough child rearing practices favored by her father. Some of these features can be seen in her fictional characters like Jo March. In this particular book, Jack and Jill too, where Janey Pecqt's mettlesome personality is finally “tamed.”

As an early forerunner of the “tough love” philosophy of child rearing, Jack and Jill is indeed an interesting and entertaining read.

Louisa May Alcott, more famously known for her Little Women series, takes a familiar nursery rhyme and creates a whole novel out of it in one of her last books Jack and Jill: A Village Story. Though she continued to publish under the penname AM Barnard, this book probably marked the end of a particular writing phase in 1880. Jack and Jill is set in the fictional Harmony Village. On a December afternoon, the youngsters of the village are out enjoying the bracing cold and snow. The bright winter shines down as they have fun skating and sledding. A group of spectators sits on the fences, watching their more active friends zoom past on toboggans or skates. A shiny red sled comes hurtling past, carrying a tall, golden haired lad and a tiny, black haired girl. They are the inseparable friends, Jack Minot and Janey Pecq, nicknamed Jack and Jill by the villagers in keeping with the famous rhyme. Disaster strikes when Janey (Jill) compels Jack to coast down a perilous slope. The two are seriously injured and the rest of the story follows their convalescence and consequent growing into maturity and adulthood. Apart from the entertaining and educational story, Jack and Jill also tackles several important social issues of the day. Children's health, the transition from childhood to adolescence, the importance of emotional support during illness and the life-changing consequences of our impulsive actions are some of the themes that are explored in detail in this entertaining yet thought provoking novel. Filled with interesting characters and Alcott's typical spiritual underpinnings, the book also looks at that crucial stage of human development – Adolescence. This phase, with all its emotional and physical changes, the angst and joys, the rebellion and the learning are all wonderfully portrayed through many of the characters like Molly Boo and other friends of Jack and Janey. Many of Louisa May Alcott's stories and novels are based on autobiographical elements. Her father, Amos Bronson Alcott was a spiritual healer and teacher who compelled his family to adopt an unconventional and experimental lifestyle in a commune. The young Louisa was a rebel and chafed under the tough child rearing practices favored by her father. Some of these features can be seen in her fictional characters like Jo March. In this particular book, Jack and Jill too, where Janey Pecqt's mettlesome personality is finally “tamed.” As an early forerunner of the “tough love” philosophy of child rearing, Jack and Jill is indeed an interesting and entertaining read.

Jack and Jill by Louisa May Alcott

Each week these two professional, and broke, but not professionally broke artists discuss art, animation and everything that comes with being a professional dreamer!

Knights of the Light Table

At age 7, Sophia was struck down with a life-threatening disease. Faced with a choice between an unending life in the body of a child and her otherwise certain death, Sophia's parents had her turned into a vampire. 

Now, after 10 years of Christian home-schooling and near-total isolation, Sophia secretly plans on moving out the very night she turns 18. All her research, her online classes, and her natural curiosity have prepared Sophia mentally for the world she's about to dive head-first into, but no amount of research could prepare her heart for falling in love with Joshua, the first young man she sees after donating her corneas the next day. 

Her faith in God and her desire to heal the sick gives Sophia the strength to persevere through the pain of donation after donation, and her vampirism gives her the ability to grow her organs back again and again, but Sophia finds herself unequipped to face her suddenly-awakened lusts of the flesh and the ache in her heart for a deep, reciprocated love. After a shocking and painful first date with Joshua, it doesn't take Sophia long to learn just how difficult the search for love can be, especially for a teenage vampire with a child's body and a strong desire to avoid falling into sin. 

Sophia is one of two books in the duology Never Let the Right One Go, which shows two apparently conflicting views of the same supernatural world by looking through the eyes of two very different teenage girls in their pursuit of love. Don't miss <a href="http://podiobooks.com/title/emily">Emily</a>, the other half of the picture, and a completely contrary take on everything you think you know.

At age 7, Sophia was struck down with a life-threatening disease. Faced with a choice between an unending life in the body of a child and her otherwise certain death, Sophia's parents had her turned into a vampire. Now, after 10 years of Christian home-schooling and near-total isolation, Sophia secretly plans on moving out the very night she turns 18. All her research, her online classes, and her natural curiosity have prepared Sophia mentally for the world she's about to dive head-first into, but no amount of research could prepare her heart for falling in love with Joshua, the first young man she sees after donating her corneas the next day. Her faith in God and her desire to heal the sick gives Sophia the strength to persevere through the pain of donation after donation, and her vampirism gives her the ability to grow her organs back again and again, but Sophia finds herself unequipped to face her suddenly-awakened lusts of the flesh and the ache in her heart for a deep, reciprocated love. After a shocking and painful first date with Joshua, it doesn't take Sophia long to learn just how difficult the search for love can be, especially for a teenage vampire with a child's body and a strong desire to avoid falling into sin. Sophia is one of two books in the duology Never Let the Right One Go, which shows two apparently conflicting views of the same supernatural world by looking through the eyes of two very different teenage girls in their pursuit of love. Don't miss Emily, the other half of the picture, and a completely contrary take on everything you think you know.

At age 7, Sophia was struck down with a life-threatening disease. Faced with a choice between an unending life in the body of a child and her otherwise certain death, Sophia's parents had her turned into a vampire. 

Now, after 10 years of Christian home-schooling and near-total isolation, Sophia secretly plans on moving out the very night she turns 18. All her research, her online classes, and her natural curiosity have prepared Sophia mentally for the world she's about to dive head-first into, but no amount of research could prepare her heart for falling in love with Joshua, the first young man she sees after donating her corneas the next day. 

Her faith in God and her desire to heal the sick gives Sophia the strength to persevere through the pain of donation after donation, and her vampirism gives her the ability to grow her organs back again and again, but Sophia finds herself unequipped to face her suddenly-awakened lusts of the flesh and the ache in her heart for a deep, reciprocated love. After a shocking and painful first date with Joshua, it doesn't take Sophia long to learn just how difficult the search for love can be, especially for a teenage vampire with a child's body and a strong desire to avoid falling into sin. 

Sophia is one of two books in the duology Never Let the Right One Go, which shows two apparently conflicting views of the same supernatural world by looking through the eyes of two very different teenage girls in their pursuit of love. Don't miss <a href="http://podiobooks.com/title/emily" rel="noopener noreferrer">Emily</a>, the other half of the picture, and a completely contrary take on everything you think you know.

Sophia

Listen to the best interviews with Fashion professionals from the Middle East and Europe.

DUBAI FASHION NEWS PODCAST

The best of WLRN News storytelling, including radio series, special-topics coverage and interactive projects.

WLRN Presents

On Season 1 of A Closer Look, we’re exploring museum jobs: why we wanted them, how we got them, and what they’re really like! Through a series of conversations with colleagues, hosts Tara Metal and Michael Ricca will seek to demystify the museum world, discuss some surprising career paths, and explore jobs you may never have considered.

Harvard Art Museums

The podcast about how we make technology. And how our technology makes us.

The Stories We Tell Our Robots

Film cameras and others stuff. I’m just an enthusiast - not trying to promote a website or anything. Just a guy that wants to share my experiences with film cameras and photography. Box_of_Cameras on instagram - boxofcameras on Twitter.

Box Of Cameras film photography podcast

Myth, history, human psyche, crunchy numbers and bad improv: these are the tools Chris and Wes use every week to dredge meaning and knowledge from every page of the Dungeons and Dragons official Monster Manual, all to help you run the most memorable game sessions ever. <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.

Myth, history, human psyche, crunchy numbers and bad improv: these are the tools Chris and Wes use every week to dredge meaning and knowledge from every page of the Dungeons and Dragons official Monster Manual, all to help you run the most memorable game sessions ever. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Myth, history, human psyche, crunchy numbers and bad improv: these are the tools Chris and Wes use every week to dredge meaning and knowledge from every page of the Dungeons and Dragons official Monster Manual, all to help you run the most memorable game sessions ever. Hosted on Acast. See <a href="https://acast.com/privacy" rel="noopener noreferrer">acast.com/privacy</a> for more information.

Monster Manual Mash

We’ve all experienced those moments when time isn’t flowing as swiftly as it usually does, right? When it becomes perceptible and we begin to grow aware of its nodes, those points where things are at a stand still, or everything is leaping ahead. And there we stand, in the dead center of it all, looking around. Knowing subconsciously, that our very next thoughts, words and actions, are going to set us off on the course of a journey towards the life we’ve been destined to live. Or, sending us back to the life we’ve been trying to move away from. Strange place to be in time.
A Strange Interlude.

We’ve all experienced those moments when time isn’t flowing as swiftly as it usually does, right? When it becomes perceptible and we begin to grow aware of its nodes, those points where things are at a stand still, or everything is leaping ahead. And there we stand, in the dead center of it all, looking around. Knowing subconsciously, that our very next thoughts, words and actions, are going to set us off on the course of a journey towards the life we’ve been destined to live. Or, sending us back to the life we’ve been trying to move away from. Strange place to be in time. A Strange Interlude.

The Strange Interlude

chatting, ranting & raving with Dan Murphy

chatting, ranting &amp; raving with Dan Murphy

The Chat - with Dan Murphy

Ashley started Encounters With Darkness as a way to share her personal experiences with the paranormal which has influenced her dark writing style.

Encounters With Darkness

We are Honey and Diana, two Malaysian gals who really love diving into books of all kinds. Welcome to 2 Book Nerds Talking where we discuss books we love or those hot on the read list. We get to share reading insights, bookish topics, pick the minds of occasional bookworm guests and other general book nerdery. If you love books as much as we do, this is the podcast for you!

Two Book Nerds Talking

A collection of stories and interviews with Stephen Goldstine and his acquaintances.

Stephen Goldstine Knows All

Books Read Aloud

"Book Ish: The Canon Continues" is the podcast that's dismantling the sacred/secular divide, book by book.

Book Ish: The Canon Continues

Paddy Whack is a novel written and performed by the author, Francis Martineau. Based in part on his own childhood in Scotland, each episode chronicles the story of a boy growing up in the shadow of World War II, the diary of his mother, and a separate correspondence between two would-be lovers attempting to find a semblance of normalcy in turbulent times.&nbsp;Martineau's exquisite dramatic reading of the text brings the story to life with deep feeling, immense charm, and an evocative mix of local dialects. In addition, his original piano music dotted throughout makes this recording a uniquely personal expression. Settle in. You've never heard anything quite like this.

Paddy Whack is a novel written and performed by the author, Francis Martineau. Based in part on his own childhood in Scotland, each episode chronicles the story of a boy growing up in the shadow of World War II, the diary of his mother, and a separate correspondence between two would-be lovers attempting to find a semblance of normalcy in turbulent times.  Martineau's exquisite dramatic reading of the text brings the story to life with deep feeling, immense charm, and an evocative mix of local dialects. In addition, his original piano music dotted throughout makes this recording a uniquely personal expression. Settle in. You've never heard anything quite like this.

Paddy Whack

尘归尘，土归土，公园让给广场舞

北方公园NorthPark

The home for Creative Field Recording, where we learn about capturing audio beyond the studio and sharing sound with others.

The Creative Field Recording Podcast

Welcome to Before the Downbeat, a podcast hosted by Mackenzie Horner alongside cohosts Scott Hurst and Maris Lyons! Together on a bimonthly basis they will be talking all a musical and its creative team and production history, the host's favourite songs and songs they'd either skip or remove entirely, the show's societal impact and where it stand in our current cultural landscape.

Enjoy!

Welcome to Before the Downbeat, a podcast hosted by Mackenzie Horner alongside cohosts Scott Hurst and Maris Lyons! Together on a bimonthly basis they will be talking all a musical and its creative team and production history, the host's favourite songs and songs they'd either skip or remove entirely, the show's societal impact and where it stand in our current cultural landscape. Enjoy!

Before the Downbeat: A Musical Podcast

“The Artfuls” podcast aims to inform young professionals about arts events in the Cincinnati area, connect them to local arts organizations, and create an active, open dialogue to engage younger audiences.

The Artfuls

The creative cocktail is a mix of 3 part design podcast, 2 part brand clarity with a dash of mental health serving the worldly passionpreneurs.

The thecreativecocktail's Podcast

Lorraine Aceves founder of “ Proexist Skin Care” a beauty expert who’s goal is to inspire and uplift others through out her journey. 
With so much negativity presented in the media today, this podcast is meant to show the parts of the world we sometimes take for granted. Where I get the opportunity to engage and discuss the goodness that takes place in this world.
With guest appearances from inspiring and talented people, we will be taking a dip into the celebrity, beauty, music and sports world, giving a vision of light to help those gain an insider look on things people really want to know.

Lorraine Aceves founder of “ Proexist Skin Care” a beauty expert who’s goal is to inspire and uplift others through out her journey. With so much negativity presented in the media today, this podcast is meant to show the parts of the world we sometimes take for granted. Where I get the opportunity to engage and discuss the goodness that takes place in this world. With guest appearances from inspiring and talented people, we will be taking a dip into the celebrity, beauty, music and sports world, giving a vision of light to help those gain an insider look on things people really want to know.

Proexist presenting “Pretty Out There” Hosted by Lorraine Aceves

Join Dee Siren and her guests as they discuss life in & out of the adult entertainment industry. Plus ALL NEW episodes on everything from sex education, relationships, intimacy, spirituality, self improvement, and MORE. Dee is a certified sex educator and transformational life coach.

Join Dee Siren and her guests as they discuss life in &amp; out of the adult entertainment industry. Plus ALL NEW episodes on everything from sex education, relationships, intimacy, spirituality, self improvement, and MORE. Dee is a certified sex educator and transformational life coach.

Sirens' Sexy Secrets

A podcast confusingly about two of our favorite things: Taco Bell and masturbation. Listen in to find out what gets us excited at the drive thru and alone in the bedroom.

Ring My Bell

I am an artist, a celebrity hairstylist, an entrepreneur, and a philanthropist who has built my FEKKAI brand on taking care of others, body, hair, and soul. Join me weekly for The FEKKAI Life, a series of relaxed, intimate conversations with free thinkers, business leaders, and creatives who have used their passion to change the world for the better

The FEKKAI Life - with Frederic Fekkai

“杨照书话”系列节目，由杨照独家授权方所，导读超过50本世界名著。

杨照书话

For those who thrill when a chill creeps down their spine, we have the show for you …

Penny Dreadfuls from the Moth Sanctuary is a podcast series of short horror stories by Moth Sanctuary Productions. Each episode tells a new story that peeks behind the veil of the macabre and supernatural.

But remember, if you go searching where the dark things are, be prepared for when the dark things find you!

For those who thrill when a chill creeps down their spine, we have the show for you … Penny Dreadfuls from the Moth Sanctuary is a podcast series of short horror stories by Moth Sanctuary Productions. Each episode tells a new story that peeks behind the veil of the macabre and supernatural. But remember, if you go searching where the dark things are, be prepared for when the dark things find you!

Penny Dreadfuls from the Moth Sanctuary

Welcome to Blue Leaf Connections where we talk all things cosmetology barber and esthetics. We help you make the transition between student and licensed professional.This podcast will give you CONNECTIONS that will help you move forward in your career. Here at Blue Leaf Connections we plant seeds of hope and encouragement that will give you the knowledge to empower yourself along your journey.&nbsp;

Welcome to Blue Leaf Connections where we talk all things cosmetology barber and esthetics. We help you make the transition between student and licensed professional.This podcast will give you CONNECTIONS that will help you move forward in your career. Here at Blue Leaf Connections we plant seeds of hope and encouragement that will give you the knowledge to empower yourself along your journey. 

Blue Leaf Connections

A collection of conversations with cool people who do cool things. Brought to you by Papercraft Miracles. Each week, we'll bring you inspiring stories of persistence, passion and purpose. Hosted by Janna Willoughby-Lohr.

Reach the Stars Podcast

With the shutdown of live audience events, New Light Theater Project has decided to produce our very own Radio Dramas -- storytelling that utilizes dialogue, music, and sound effects to imagine characters and story.

New Light Radio Dramas

Welcome to the Time Capsule Podcast - An opportunity for guests to have their own little time capsule of a memory, in the form of a podcast.

On this show I interview a myriad of people who encompass my social circle - family, friends, acquaintances...you name it! The purpose of this podcast is to give the guests on this show their own little time capsule - this being in the form of a high quality piece of audio. 

Cheers.

Welcome to the Time Capsule Podcast - An opportunity for guests to have their own little time capsule of a memory, in the form of a podcast. On this show I interview a myriad of people who encompass my social circle - family, friends, acquaintances...you name it! The purpose of this podcast is to give the guests on this show their own little time capsule - this being in the form of a high quality piece of audio. Cheers.

Time Capsule by Derek

Join GB and Kandis as we do our best with the big topics and questions that life throws at us! We’ll cover the arts, love and family just to name a few and do our best to get to the heart of what makes each topic so great AND so tricky. Come along for the ride!

We’re All Just Doing Our Best Here!

¿Qué es Lo Llevamos Rizo Radio?

Es un programa de entrevistas pensadas esencialmente para inspirar a la comunidad negra y afrodescendiente cubana. Usaremos como pretexto central el cabello natural rizado y afro para abordar diferentes temáticas sociales. Se entrevistarán personas reconocidas o no dentro de la cultura y la sociedad cubana que tengan mensajes interesantes que aportar a nuestra comunidad. Los oyentes podrán escuchar historias, anécdotas, testimonios que le permitan naturalizar determinadas temáticas, identificar referentes cercanos, cambiar imaginarios y derrumbar estereotipos.

¿Qué es Lo Llevamos Rizo Radio? Es un programa de entrevistas pensadas esencialmente para inspirar a la comunidad negra y afrodescendiente cubana. Usaremos como pretexto central el cabello natural rizado y afro para abordar diferentes temáticas sociales. Se entrevistarán personas reconocidas o no dentro de la cultura y la sociedad cubana que tengan mensajes interesantes que aportar a nuestra comunidad. Los oyentes podrán escuchar historias, anécdotas, testimonios que le permitan naturalizar determinadas temáticas, identificar referentes cercanos, cambiar imaginarios y derrumbar estereotipos.

Lo Llevamos Rizo Radio

Each week on The Illustrator’s Studio, the staff of the Norman Rockwell Museum speak with an artist, collector, or scholar on a number of topics related to their work and the field of illustration. From illuminated manuscripts to illustrated children’s books to role-playing and video games, each discussion examines the vast history of the art form. These casual conversations will showcase veteran illustrators, artists facing deadlines, and up-and-coming talent on the life, career, and interests of each guest.

Arts Podcasts / Page 436