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Beowulf is a long narrative poem composed in Old English some time in between the 8th and 11th century AD. The only surviving manuscript that contains the poem is preserved in the British Library and it too was badly damaged by fire in 1731. It is considered to be the oldest surviving work of poetry in English and one of the rare pieces of vernacular European literature that has survived since Medieval times. 
A prince arrives to rid a neighboring country of a terrible monster. He mortally wounds the horrendous creature and it retreats to die in its lair in the remote mountains. The monster's even more terrifying mother swoops down on the kingdom, prepared to destroy everything in a vengeful frenzy. The valiant prince slays her too and becomes a celebrated hero. Laden with gifts, he returns home to rule his kingdom wisely and well, till suddenly one day, he receives news of a dreadful and powerful dragon attacking the borders of his prosperous kingdom...
There is no evidence to show the authorship of the poem and the manuscript reveals that it was hand-written by two different scribes. The poem originally had no title and it began to be called after its hero Beowulf the Prince of Geats in southern Sweden, only in the 19th century. The manuscript was in the possession of a scholar Lawrence Nowell and survives in a very delicate condition after so many centuries of neglect and mishaps. 
Beowulf recounts the story of the valiant warrior of Geats who comes to the aid of his neighbor, King Hrothgar whose mead hall is being attacked by a dreadful creature called Grendel. The mead hall was the big feasting hall of the king and sometimes even served as a living quarter for the king and his noblemen in medieval times in Scandinavia and the German parts of Europe. The monster is vanquished, but the next night, the warriors are stunned by the arrival of Grendel's even more loathsome mother, who wreaks havoc on the sleeping victors. Beowulf uses a magical sword to destroy her and returns to his kingdom where he achieves great success and renown as a just and brave ruler. Half a century later, another supernatural creature descends on the peaceful kingdom and Beowulf again takes up arms to ride in to battle.
The poem can be seen as actual history, or as a lyrical ode to a brave king. It has had enormous impact on modern-day fantasy writers and continues to be a seminal work of early English literature.

Beowulf is a long narrative poem composed in Old English some time in between the 8th and 11th century AD. The only surviving manuscript that contains the poem is preserved in the British Library and it too was badly damaged by fire in 1731. It is considered to be the oldest surviving work of poetry in English and one of the rare pieces of vernacular European literature that has survived since Medieval times. A prince arrives to rid a neighboring country of a terrible monster. He mortally wounds the horrendous creature and it retreats to die in its lair in the remote mountains. The monster's even more terrifying mother swoops down on the kingdom, prepared to destroy everything in a vengeful frenzy. The valiant prince slays her too and becomes a celebrated hero. Laden with gifts, he returns home to rule his kingdom wisely and well, till suddenly one day, he receives news of a dreadful and powerful dragon attacking the borders of his prosperous kingdom... There is no evidence to show the authorship of the poem and the manuscript reveals that it was hand-written by two different scribes. The poem originally had no title and it began to be called after its hero Beowulf the Prince of Geats in southern Sweden, only in the 19th century. The manuscript was in the possession of a scholar Lawrence Nowell and survives in a very delicate condition after so many centuries of neglect and mishaps. Beowulf recounts the story of the valiant warrior of Geats who comes to the aid of his neighbor, King Hrothgar whose mead hall is being attacked by a dreadful creature called Grendel. The mead hall was the big feasting hall of the king and sometimes even served as a living quarter for the king and his noblemen in medieval times in Scandinavia and the German parts of Europe. The monster is vanquished, but the next night, the warriors are stunned by the arrival of Grendel's even more loathsome mother, who wreaks havoc on the sleeping victors. Beowulf uses a magical sword to destroy her and returns to his kingdom where he achieves great success and renown as a just and brave ruler. Half a century later, another supernatural creature descends on the peaceful kingdom and Beowulf again takes up arms to ride in to battle. The poem can be seen as actual history, or as a lyrical ode to a brave king. It has had enormous impact on modern-day fantasy writers and continues to be a seminal work of early English literature.

Beowulf by Unknown

Our Humble Beer Podcast

The first creative conference for the outdoor design industry. Advancing the design of active outdoor apparel.

Struktur

Clear Eyes, Full Shelves is a blog and podcast for readers and fans of pop culture and strong opinions. Visit us at cleareyesfullshelves.com for book reviews, opinion, recommendation and chatter about reading, television and more. You can also follow us on Twitter at @FullShelves.

Clear Eyes, Full Shelves - Podcast

Office Talk Australia is a fortnightly podcast hosted by Dave Sharp, and a great excuse for him to have conversations with leading Australian architects about their businesses, work and lives. Since its inception, the Office Talk podcast has played host to a wide range of guests from across the country. Every chat has been a pleasure.

Office Talk Australia, Marketing for Architecture

A podcast for musical conversations with Adam, Livi, and Seth.

The Theory Behind It

“用最白话的方式讲真历史”是我的定位。

历史不像“原子弹”，它即不高深，也不神秘，记录的都是我们祖先的“人性”。教授们把历史弄得很神秘高深，因为他们得靠这个活着。“好嗓子”和“半吊子”瞎演绎，加上“戏说”，弄得大家真假不分，误人子弟；为了专业，必须吐槽一下。

我是北京大学英语本科毕业的，要说“历史”属于“业余”；但是因为是“业余”，我可以不看人脸色，不为了论文、职称和稿费讲历史。

我相信可能有人比我懂得更多，讲的更好，但他们不愿意现身。所以我抛块砖头，把他们引出来。

我住新西兰，有个洋名字叫Jason，我的搭档叫子非。这个节目能够免费和大家见面，必须感谢新西兰万国旅行社和AM936中文电台，没有他们的赞助我只能是“茶壶里的饺子”。

“讲真事”、“听得懂”这两点我保证，“博您一笑”是我的追求，尽力吧！请让我们在新西兰，为大家献上《史记中的故事》，也欢迎您随时随地留下宝贵意见。

“用最白话的方式讲真历史”是我的定位。 历史不像“原子弹”，它即不高深，也不神秘，记录的都是我们祖先的“人性”。教授们把历史弄得很神秘高深，因为他们得靠这个活着。“好嗓子”和“半吊子”瞎演绎，加上“戏说”，弄得大家真假不分，误人子弟；为了专业，必须吐槽一下。 我是北京大学英语本科毕业的，要说“历史”属于“业余”；但是因为是“业余”，我可以不看人脸色，不为了论文、职称和稿费讲历史。 我相信可能有人比我懂得更多，讲的更好，但他们不愿意现身。所以我抛块砖头，把他们引出来。 我住新西兰，有个洋名字叫Jason，我的搭档叫子非。这个节目能够免费和大家见面，必须感谢新西兰万国旅行社和AM936中文电台，没有他们的赞助我只能是“茶壶里的饺子”。 “讲真事”、“听得懂”这两点我保证，“博您一笑”是我的追求，尽力吧！请让我们在新西兰，为大家献上《史记中的故事》，也欢迎您随时随地留下宝贵意见。

史记中的故事

Two hosts, Mitch and Steve, explore jobs and job satisfaction of regular people (not rockstars or divas) who support themselves by working in the music industry.

Holler: musicbusinessheroes@gmail.com

Two hosts, Mitch and Steve, explore jobs and job satisfaction of regular people (not rockstars or divas) who support themselves by working in the music industry. Holler: musicbusinessheroes@gmail.com

The Music Business Heroes Podcast

Whether you’re a seasoned wholesale artisan or a startup maker who retails and wants to learn how to wholesale, the Artisans Who Wholesale podcast will help. Stefa Normantas, show producer of New England Made shows, interviews artisans, makers and experts to provide practical advice. She digs deep to find the tools, tactics, and tricks that listeners can use to save you time and help you earn more. Why? Because she’s passionate about seeing small businesses thrive, grow and provide their owners with the life of their dreams.

Artisans Who Wholesale hosted by Stefa Normantas

Cape Swoosh Productions is here to bring your favorite comic books to life!  Join us as we read your favorite comics, from classic to independent and everything in between.  Tune in and geek out!

Cape Swoosh Productions is here to bring your favorite comic books to life! Join us as we read your favorite comics, from classic to independent and everything in between. Tune in and geek out!

Cape Swoosh Podcast

The conversations of professional artists, illustrators, cartoonists, animators and writers. The art check is a way for two people to hold each other accountable on creative projects like books, comics, short films, illustrations, etc. This show is live on youtube 3 times a week and we rip the audio of the best parts from that show and that's what you're listening to now. If you'd like to join us live, go to corykerr.com/48hr

48 Hour Art Check

2 brothers. 2 teams. 2 World Championships in 40+ years.This is an unofficial look at all of the day-to-day happenings in Atlanta and Queens baseball.*Not affiliated with the New York Mets or Atlanta Braves

Brave 2 Believe

Brews, Booze, &amp; Reviews is a childish podcast about adult beverages. We are just your average joes who are just like your neighbors (the good ones), who like to drink alcoholic beverages of ALL kinds. Slightly educational and kinda amusing, we sample and review brews and booze for your edu-tainment.

www.brewsboozeandreviews.com
info@brewsboozeandreviews.com
#brewsboozeandreviews

May your glasses be full, and your spirits high! CHEERS!

Brews, Booze, & Reviews is a childish podcast about adult beverages. We are just your average joes who are just like your neighbors (the good ones), who like to drink alcoholic beverages of ALL kinds. Slightly educational and kinda amusing, we sample and review brews and booze for your edu-tainment. www.brewsboozeandreviews.com info@brewsboozeandreviews.com #brewsboozeandreviews May your glasses be full, and your spirits high! CHEERS!

Brews, Booze, & Reviews

Helping New Learners Move From Confusion To Clarity In Te Reo Māori

Starting In Te Reo Maori Podcast

CONCENTRIC CIRCLES
A Podcast About What it Means to Be a Creative Professional
INSPIRATION AND CREATIVITY 
DON'T NECESSARILY HIT AT THE SAME TIME.

SOMETIMES THE IDEAS DON'T FLOW AT ALL.

THE PUSH AND PULL OF A CREATIVE'S LIFE IS MEASURED BY MAKING IDEAS COME ALIVE.

SOMETIMES YOU NEED EVERY TOOL IN YOUR ARSENAL JUST TO GET IT OVER THE FINISH LINE.

CONCENTRIC CIRCLES 
TAKES YOU INTO THE LIVES OF PROFESSIONAL CREATIVES.
WE PRESENT FAILURES AND SUCCESSES, TIPS AND TRICKS, AND SOME HONEST TALK ON WHAT IT IS TO BE A CREATIVE IN THE NOW.

CONCENTRIC CIRCLES A Podcast About What it Means to Be a Creative Professional INSPIRATION AND CREATIVITY DON'T NECESSARILY HIT AT THE SAME TIME. SOMETIMES THE IDEAS DON'T FLOW AT ALL. THE PUSH AND PULL OF A CREATIVE'S LIFE IS MEASURED BY MAKING IDEAS COME ALIVE. SOMETIMES YOU NEED EVERY TOOL IN YOUR ARSENAL JUST TO GET IT OVER THE FINISH LINE. CONCENTRIC CIRCLES TAKES YOU INTO THE LIVES OF PROFESSIONAL CREATIVES. WE PRESENT FAILURES AND SUCCESSES, TIPS AND TRICKS, AND SOME HONEST TALK ON WHAT IT IS TO BE A CREATIVE IN THE NOW.

Concentric Circles

Welcome to Shelf Aware Books - a podcast all about creating your inspired, connected, and purposeful life through the wisdom of books.
I’m your host Leann Harris. I’m a coach with a lifelong fascination with the nonfiction section of the bookstore. I’m here to help you turn all that inspiration into meaningful action, so you can create your life on purpose. You know it’s not enough to simply read a book: you have to take action if you want to change your life.

Welcome to Shelf Aware Books - a podcast all about creating your inspired, connected, and purposeful life through the wisdom of books. I’m your host Leann Harris. I’m a coach with a lifelong fascination with the nonfiction section of the bookstore. I’m here to help you turn all that inspiration into meaningful action, so you can create your life on purpose. You know it’s not enough to simply read a book: you have to take action if you want to change your life.

Shelf Aware Books

This is a podcast where we combine storytelling with original music to put you at the heart of mystery, murder, and mayhem. All stories are structured to challenge you to beat the detective to the solution. Jack and I perform these live, front to back, no breaks, no fakes, no retakes.

Mysteries to Die For

A detective suspects that an accidental death and a missing person’s case are somehow linked. Through a series of interviews and character studies, two mysteries unfold and the secrets of the Hazel Street are revealed. Set in Vancouver, Canada in 2015, Golden Ash is moody serial crime drama that is part podcast and part radio play. VOICE CAST: Sean Anthony, Keara Barnes, Tristan Ham, Elizabeth Kirkland, James MacDonald, Kerry O’Donovan, Christine Reinfort, Ricardo Pequenino, Jill Raymond, Sari Rosofsky, Kristina Shelden, Shakira Shute, Donna Rae Skrypichayko, Junita Thiessen Written &amp; Produced by Mary Littlejohn Music by Ricardo Pequenino (Instrumental) &amp; Kristina Shelden (Vocals) Graphic Design by Adela Curkic Dramaturgy by Louisa Phung (Clever Bird Entertainment) Sound effects obtained from https://www.zapsplat.com Content warning: coarse language, disturbing situations Golden Ash is a work of fiction. Names, characters, places, events and incidents are the products of the author's imagination or used in a fictitious manner. Any resemblance to actual persons, living or dead, or actual events is purely coincidental. Written and produced primarily on the unceded territory of the Hul'q'umi'num' (Halkomelem) peoples, including the territories of the xʷməθkwəy̓əm (Musqueam), Skwxw&uacute;7mesh (Squamish), and Səl̓&iacute;lwətaʔ/Selilwitulh (Tsleil-Waututh) Nations. SUPPORT THE PODCASTwww.patreon.com/goldenashpaypal.me/goldenmary <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.

A detective suspects that an accidental death and a missing person’s case are somehow linked. Through a series of interviews and character studies, two mysteries unfold and the secrets of the Hazel Street are revealed. Set in Vancouver, Canada in 2015, Golden Ash is moody serial crime drama that is part podcast and part radio play. VOICE CAST: Sean Anthony, Keara Barnes, Tristan Ham, Elizabeth Kirkland, James MacDonald, Kerry O’Donovan, Christine Reinfort, Ricardo Pequenino, Jill Raymond, Sari Rosofsky, Kristina Shelden, Shakira Shute, Donna Rae Skrypichayko, Junita Thiessen Written & Produced by Mary Littlejohn Music by Ricardo Pequenino (Instrumental) & Kristina Shelden (Vocals) Graphic Design by Adela Curkic Dramaturgy by Louisa Phung (Clever Bird Entertainment) Sound effects obtained from https://www.zapsplat.com Content warning: coarse language, disturbing situations Golden Ash is a work of fiction. Names, characters, places, events and incidents are the products of the author's imagination or used in a fictitious manner. Any resemblance to actual persons, living or dead, or actual events is purely coincidental. Written and produced primarily on the unceded territory of the Hul'q'umi'num' (Halkomelem) peoples, including the territories of the xʷməθkwəy̓əm (Musqueam), Skwxwú7mesh (Squamish), and Səl̓ílwətaʔ/Selilwitulh (Tsleil-Waututh) Nations. SUPPORT THE PODCAST www.patreon.com/goldenash paypal.me/goldenmary Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

A detective suspects that an accidental death and a missing person’s case are somehow linked. Through a series of interviews and character studies, two mysteries unfold and the secrets of the Hazel Street are revealed. Set in Vancouver, Canada in 2015, Golden Ash is moody serial crime drama that is part podcast and part radio play. VOICE CAST: Sean Anthony, Keara Barnes, Tristan Ham, Elizabeth Kirkland, James MacDonald, Kerry O’Donovan, Christine Reinfort, Ricardo Pequenino, Jill Raymond, Sari Rosofsky, Kristina Shelden, Shakira Shute, Donna Rae Skrypichayko, Junita Thiessen Written &amp; Produced by Mary Littlejohn Music by Ricardo Pequenino (Instrumental) &amp; Kristina Shelden (Vocals) Graphic Design by Adela Curkic Dramaturgy by Louisa Phung (Clever Bird Entertainment) Sound effects obtained from https://www.zapsplat.com Content warning: coarse language, disturbing situations Golden Ash is a work of fiction. Names, characters, places, events and incidents are the products of the author's imagination or used in a fictitious manner. Any resemblance to actual persons, living or dead, or actual events is purely coincidental. Written and produced primarily on the unceded territory of the Hul'q'umi'num' (Halkomelem) peoples, including the territories of the xʷməθkwəy̓əm (Musqueam), Skwxwú7mesh (Squamish), and Səl̓ílwətaʔ/Selilwitulh (Tsleil-Waututh) Nations. SUPPORT THE PODCASTwww.patreon.com/goldenashpaypal.me/goldenmary Hosted on Acast. See <a href="https://acast.com/privacy" rel="noopener noreferrer">acast.com/privacy</a> for more information.

Golden Ash

Closet Creep

Join us as we review and rate every Best Picture winner and nominee from 1927/28 onwards.

Our ratings are based on four major categories, Acting, Writing, Cinematography, and Overall, as well as four bonus categories, Costumes/Set, Boldness, Longevity, and Legacy.

At the end of our episodes we decide whether or not we will nominate the movie for our own coveted award: The Notscar or A Movie Award Podcast Movie Award for Movies.

Join us as we review and rate every Best Picture winner and nominee from 1927/28 onwards. Our ratings are based on four major categories, Acting, Writing, Cinematography, and Overall, as well as four bonus categories, Costumes/Set, Boldness, Longevity, and Legacy. At the end of our episodes we decide whether or not we will nominate the movie for our own coveted award: The Notscar or A Movie Award Podcast Movie Award for Movies.

Come Back a Star: A Movie Award Podcast

What Is Black? Podcast is a bi-weekly, Wednesday podcast where we attempt to define “Black art and artistry” with a bunch of dope Black creatives, whilst defying the myth of a Black monolith.

What Is Black? Podcast

Loosely based on the personal experiences of creator, Eddy Gaspard, Cupid's Arrow chronicles his experiences as a closeted teen in the early 2000's. In Seasons 1 and 2, follow Bruce O'Dea, a sixteen-year-old, gay Junior who is still in the closet.&nbsp; Taking place in the early 2000's, Bruce struggles to accept his identity as his religious-leaning parents push to enroll him, without warning, in an out-of-state Christian Science boarding school. In Season 3, follow Tommy Guiterrez, a D1 college tennis player, who moves back home to Texas after facing some tragic events at the end of his Freshman year.&nbsp; While there, he begins coaching teens in order to get back up on his feet.&nbsp;

Loosely based on the personal experiences of creator, Eddy Gaspard, Cupid's Arrow chronicles his experiences as a closeted teen in the early 2000's. In Seasons 1 and 2, follow Bruce O'Dea, a sixteen-year-old, gay Junior who is still in the closet.  Taking place in the early 2000's, Bruce struggles to accept his identity as his religious-leaning parents push to enroll him, without warning, in an out-of-state Christian Science boarding school. In Season 3, follow Tommy Guiterrez, a D1 college tennis player, who moves back home to Texas after facing some tragic events at the end of his Freshman year.  While there, he begins coaching teens in order to get back up on his feet. 

Cupid's Arrow

Welcome to In Production, conversations on the research and development of time-based artworks.

Hosted by EMPAC’s engineering and curatorial staff, we talk to artists, technicians, curators, scholars, and makers associated with the production of new work here at the Curtis R. Priem Experimental Media and Performing Arts Center on the campus of Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute in Troy, New York. 

Through interdisciplinary exchange, this podcast series contributes insight into the creative and technical act of producing artistic works by those who work backstage and behind the camera.

Welcome to In Production, conversations on the research and development of time-based artworks. Hosted by EMPAC’s engineering and curatorial staff, we talk to artists, technicians, curators, scholars, and makers associated with the production of new work here at the Curtis R. Priem Experimental Media and Performing Arts Center on the campus of Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute in Troy, New York. Through interdisciplinary exchange, this podcast series contributes insight into the creative and technical act of producing artistic works by those who work backstage and behind the camera.

Welcome to In Production, conversations on the research and development of time-based artworks.

Hosted by EMPAC’s engineering and curatorial staff, we talk to artists, technicians, curators, scholars, and makers associated with the production of new work here at the Curtis R. Priem Experimental Media and Performing Arts Center on the campus of Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute in Troy, New York.&nbsp;

Through interdisciplinary exchange, this podcast series contributes insight into the creative and technical act of producing artistic works by those who work backstage and behind the camera.

In Production

The podcast aimed specifically at WSET Diploma, MW and MS students, or just those who really want to understand the ‘viti gritty’ of the global wine trade.

The Big Vin Theory

Crit or Miss is an actual play, comedy D&D podcast taking place in Connor McKibbin-Vaughan's original world called Chaokota. Every week our heroes band together to take on adventures of all kinds. Come for the action, stay for the comedy.

Crit or Miss is an actual play, comedy D&amp;D podcast taking place in Connor McKibbin-Vaughan's original world called Chaokota. Every week our heroes band together to take on adventures of all kinds. Come for the action, stay for the comedy.

Crit or Miss

Have you ever wondered, "What does this verse mean"? Do you know who wrote the book of 1 John? This podcast explores New Testament questions and answers collected by Dr. Michael Eschelbach at Concordia University Chicago as part of a class. Season One takes a deeper dive into the Book of Galatians, while Season Two explores the Book of Romans. For more information and resources, visit cph.org.

The Big Book of New Testament Questions and Answers

یکی از بهترین نمونه های سفرنامه های عصر قاجار که داستان سفر های حاج محمد علی سیاح به اقصی نقاط دنیاست

سفرنامه ایرانی

Nepali Audio Bible by Ps. Sam Gautam

The perfect podcast for bullet journaling, stationery, and productivity lovers!

Before the Pen Podcast

The intersection of knitting and theatre, where Kevin hosts a podcast featuring regular segments like "Current Productions" -and "Hey Look Me Over"

The 42nd Stitch Podcast

A sisters podcast where we talk about literally anything. We explore everything from the weird world of growing up home schooled to our undying love of animated films. Sit back, relax, enjoy a cup of coffee or a glass of wine, and join these three sisters as we talk about all things that make us happy.

Hey Girl, Hey Cast

Welcome to Melaninated Tea! My name is Rae and I am a young, Christian millennial who is ready to share my outlook with the world. My main focus is to enter the room with talks about navigating through life, and addressing life's problems based upon faith. The Tea I serve is Sweet, Spicy and 100% Melaninated. These conversations will dive deep into the realness of living a faith filled life as well as tendentious topics; all while creating a space for laughter, love, support and positive energy. I have a lot to say, and a whole lot of tea to spill. So grab a seat and take a sip, because girl chat just got a whole lot better.

Welcome to Melaninated Tea! My name is Rae and I am a young, Christian millennial who is ready to share my outlook with the world. My main focus is to enter the room with talks about navigating through life, and addressing life's problems based upon faith. The Tea I serve is Sweet, Spicy and 100% Melaninated. These conversations will dive deep into the realness of living a faith filled life as well as tendentious topics; all while creating a space for laughter, love, support and positive energy. I have a lot to say, and a whole lot of tea to spill. So grab a seat and take a sip, because girl chat just got a whole lot better.

Melaninated Tea

The arts community is diverse, vibrant, and vital. Connected is a podcast where the directors of Side Street Studio Arts have conversations with members of the local, regional, and national arts community discussing their work, trends in the arts, life, and how despite our differences we are all Connected. Join us each Wednesday for a new episode.

Interviews may contain adult language and themes.

The arts community is diverse, vibrant, and vital. Connected is a podcast where the directors of Side Street Studio Arts have conversations with members of the local, regional, and national arts community discussing their work, trends in the arts, life, and how despite our differences we are all Connected. Join us each Wednesday for a new episode. Interviews may contain adult language and themes.

Connected.

Making sense of people who don’t make sense, Why Are We Like This? is a podcast about human nature, pop culture, and the wonderfully strange ways people behave. Hosted by a gay married couple with strong opinions and an endless curiosity about what makes people tick,&nbsp;Why Are We Like This? dives into movies, TV shows, celebrity moments, internet obsessions, social trends, and everyday quirks that shape our lives. Each week we break down the pop culture moments, questionable human behavior, and everyday oddities we can’t stop talking about—and the surprisingly relatable reasons behind them. Part cultural commentary, part relationship banter, and part armchair anthropology, Why Are We Like This? explores the question at the heart of absurd trends, awkward interactions, and the collective obsession that begs to ask, Why Are We Like This?

Making sense of people who don’t make sense, Why Are We Like This? is a podcast about human nature, pop culture, and the wonderfully strange ways people behave. Hosted by a gay married couple with strong opinions and an endless curiosity about what makes people tick, Why Are We Like This? dives into movies, TV shows, celebrity moments, internet obsessions, social trends, and everyday quirks that shape our lives. Each week we break down the pop culture moments, questionable human behavior, and everyday oddities we can’t stop talking about—and the surprisingly relatable reasons behind them. Part cultural commentary, part relationship banter, and part armchair anthropology, Why Are We Like This? explores the question at the heart of absurd trends, awkward interactions, and the collective obsession that begs to ask, Why Are We Like This?

Why Are We Like This?

My Japan Journey aims to demonstrate how exploring a new culture (in these stories, Japanese culture) can enrich one's life, but the same mentality of open-mindedness and adaptability can apply to just about anything. We believe a single moment of curiosity can lead to a lifelong pursuit, or simply allow us to realize the unexpected opportunities life presents and help us make more meaningful connections along the way. We hope our listeners hear these stories and feel inspired to embrace what is unfamiliar.

My Japan Journey

Two chaotic young-ish adults review literature meant for young adults (or children). From old favorites to new bestsellers, these bookworms will read it all.

Young Adult Adult Reviews

Sure we all love Shakespeare but how the heck do you DO it? 

Even the best interviewers seem to stop short when actors finally get down to the nitty gritty of technique. Just when listeners are about to discover the gold of HOW performers and directors approach the real work of Shakespeare’s text, the interview veers off. 

Victoria and Amanda wanted to create something they couldn’t find: a podcast devoted to sharing techniques through live coaching sessions so actors, educators, directors and Shakespeare fans can build an arsenal of tools to draw upon for their own work.

Sure we all love Shakespeare but how the heck do you DO it? Even the best interviewers seem to stop short when actors finally get down to the nitty gritty of technique. Just when listeners are about to discover the gold of HOW performers and directors approach the real work of Shakespeare’s text, the interview veers off. Victoria and Amanda wanted to create something they couldn’t find: a podcast devoted to sharing techniques through live coaching sessions so actors, educators, directors and Shakespeare fans can build an arsenal of tools to draw upon for their own work.

Coaching Shakespeare

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Safe travels! 
Find more at: <a href="https://www.relatable-media.com/the-relatable-voice-magazine" target="_blank">https://www.relatable-media.com/the-relatable-voice-magazine</a>

Take a ride in the vibrant world of The Relatable Voice Podcast! With over 550 episodes and a proud place among the highest-rated shows, each episode takes you on a virtual adventure as extraordinary guests share their inspiring stories. Join us on this journey! Safe travels! Find more at: https://www.relatable-media.com/the-relatable-voice-magazine

Take a ride in the vibrant world of The Relatable Voice Podcast! With over 550 episodes and a proud place among the highest-rated shows, each episode takes you on a virtual adventure as extraordinary guests share their inspiring stories. Join us on this journey! 
Safe travels! 
Find more at: <a href="https://www.relatable-media.com/the-relatable-voice-magazine" rel="noopener noreferrer">https://www.relatable-media.com/the-relatable-voice-magazine</a>

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