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STeaP stands for SuperTeaPeople, and aims to provide entertainment, education, and insightful content about all things tea. The creation of that name can be seen in our first episode, and the purpose of STeaP is to provide weekly content on the subject of tea; how to brew it properly, how to choose a good tea, and how to identify what you like in your favorite teas. We will review tea, showcase proper preparation of different teas, discuss our own exploration of tea, and invite you to participate in our journey.For more about STeaP, visit http://steaptv.com.

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A longform interview podcast where we talk about everything, by talking about games. We gather insights and stories from game developers, designers, composers, writers, artists, directors, producers, and everyone else who makes games what they are.

Everybody's Talking At Once

A quick photo every day! With the IT MADE CLICK podcast I would like to motivate you to take your camera and make a quick photo. If you experiment with your camera just a few minutes every day, then soon you will absolutely master this awesome device. If you have any photography questions, I am happy to answer them here, too.

IT MADE CLICK!

Compiled by an American missionary, West African Folk Tales by William H Barker is a delightful collection of folk tales from Nigeria, Ghana, Mali, Mauritania and other countries along the west coast of Africa. These stories spread in various forms to other countries like the West Indies, Suriname, the Netherland Antilles, etc and can be still heard today among the people of these countries.

West African Folk Tales is a wonderful read for both young people and older readers alike. The stories are charmingly retold. Most of them are about Anansi, the trickster god of the West African people. He is worshiped as the god of all stories and often takes the form of a spider, which is considered to be very cunning. Anansi the Spider sometimes has a human face, wears clothes or assumes human form but keeps his eight legs. The first story in this book tells of how the Anansi tales originated. In the olden days, goes the tale, all stories were only about Nyankupon the chief of gods. But Anansi the Spider felt that he should be the hero of all stories. He goes to the chief and demands that he should be made the hero, whereupon the chief sets some conditions for Anansi to fulfill before he can call himself a hero. How the clever Spider achieves this forms the rest of this entertaining tale.

The Anansi tales are supposed to have originated in Ghana and it is among the Ashanti people of Ghana that they are most popular. However, they remained an oral tradition, passed on from generation to generation, and Anansi himself was reputed to be a skillful speaker and teller of stories. Though Anansi is quite smart, he uses his cleverness to trick others and sometimes he himself meets a bad end! This book contains 18 Anansi stories and 17 others about different animals like leopards, tigers and elephants. There are also stories about various trees and plants. The Anansi tales are closely linked to Uncle Remus' Brer Rabbit tales and Anansi's character bears a strong resemblance to the tricky rabbit. The original edition of West African Folk Tales  has some beautiful illustrations which would appeal to young readers.

This collection was first published in Lagos in 1917. William H Barker was a missionary and the principal of a government school in Accra. The book was coauthored by Cecilia Sinclair and will certainly provide hours of entertainment for both parents and children.

Compiled by an American missionary, West African Folk Tales by William H Barker is a delightful collection of folk tales from Nigeria, Ghana, Mali, Mauritania and other countries along the west coast of Africa. These stories spread in various forms to other countries like the West Indies, Suriname, the Netherland Antilles, etc and can be still heard today among the people of these countries. West African Folk Tales is a wonderful read for both young people and older readers alike. The stories are charmingly retold. Most of them are about Anansi, the trickster god of the West African people. He is worshiped as the god of all stories and often takes the form of a spider, which is considered to be very cunning. Anansi the Spider sometimes has a human face, wears clothes or assumes human form but keeps his eight legs. The first story in this book tells of how the Anansi tales originated. In the olden days, goes the tale, all stories were only about Nyankupon the chief of gods. But Anansi the Spider felt that he should be the hero of all stories. He goes to the chief and demands that he should be made the hero, whereupon the chief sets some conditions for Anansi to fulfill before he can call himself a hero. How the clever Spider achieves this forms the rest of this entertaining tale. The Anansi tales are supposed to have originated in Ghana and it is among the Ashanti people of Ghana that they are most popular. However, they remained an oral tradition, passed on from generation to generation, and Anansi himself was reputed to be a skillful speaker and teller of stories. Though Anansi is quite smart, he uses his cleverness to trick others and sometimes he himself meets a bad end! This book contains 18 Anansi stories and 17 others about different animals like leopards, tigers and elephants. There are also stories about various trees and plants. The Anansi tales are closely linked to Uncle Remus' Brer Rabbit tales and Anansi's character bears a strong resemblance to the tricky rabbit. The original edition of West African Folk Tales has some beautiful illustrations which would appeal to young readers. This collection was first published in Lagos in 1917. William H Barker was a missionary and the principal of a government school in Accra. The book was coauthored by Cecilia Sinclair and will certainly provide hours of entertainment for both parents and children.

West African Folk Tales by William H. Barker

Giovanni Boccaccio’s The Decameron is a collection of novellas or short novels written during the 14th century. There are 100 tales contained in the book which is presented together. The book’s title The Decameron combines the two Greek words “deka” meaning ten and “hemera” meaning day. The title can be literally translated as “ten day,” which is also the time frame in which the stories are told by the 7 young women and 3 young men.  
 In the book, each of the ten persons took their turns to tell stories for a day. They did this during their stay at a villa in Fiesole in which they stayed to be safe from the Black Plague. The stories they told vary from love stories, narratives which have tragic endings to erotic tales. This book was originally written in vernacular Florentine and was subsequently translated into many different languages including English. Wayne Reborn’s recent translation of the book into English in 2013 was praised by many critics for being “modern” and it made the book more “readable” to younger audiences.  
Like most of the literature from the medieval times, this book is full of symbolisms. The book’s subtitle “Prince Galehaut” is an allusion to Galehaut, a character in the tale of King Arthur who made a way for his friend Lancelot and Guinevere to meet and express their love for each other. It was believed that Boccaccio used this subtitle to express his sentiment about women during his time who have no social liberty and can’t freely express themselves. The seven young women in the book are believed to symbolize the four cardinal virtues and the three theological virtues while the three young men represent the classical belief of the Greeks in which the human soul has three parts: reason, spirit and appetite.    
In the passage of time, other authors eventually borrowed the storylines of the tales told in the book. Modern readers may be amused to learn that the plots of some of the stories they know today were just borrowed from this The Decameron.

Giovanni Boccaccio’s The Decameron is a collection of novellas or short novels written during the 14th century. There are 100 tales contained in the book which is presented together. The book’s title The Decameron combines the two Greek words “deka” meaning ten and “hemera” meaning day. The title can be literally translated as “ten day,” which is also the time frame in which the stories are told by the 7 young women and 3 young men. In the book, each of the ten persons took their turns to tell stories for a day. They did this during their stay at a villa in Fiesole in which they stayed to be safe from the Black Plague. The stories they told vary from love stories, narratives which have tragic endings to erotic tales. This book was originally written in vernacular Florentine and was subsequently translated into many different languages including English. Wayne Reborn’s recent translation of the book into English in 2013 was praised by many critics for being “modern” and it made the book more “readable” to younger audiences. Like most of the literature from the medieval times, this book is full of symbolisms. The book’s subtitle “Prince Galehaut” is an allusion to Galehaut, a character in the tale of King Arthur who made a way for his friend Lancelot and Guinevere to meet and express their love for each other. It was believed that Boccaccio used this subtitle to express his sentiment about women during his time who have no social liberty and can’t freely express themselves. The seven young women in the book are believed to symbolize the four cardinal virtues and the three theological virtues while the three young men represent the classical belief of the Greeks in which the human soul has three parts: reason, spirit and appetite. In the passage of time, other authors eventually borrowed the storylines of the tales told in the book. Modern readers may be amused to learn that the plots of some of the stories they know today were just borrowed from this The Decameron.

The Decameron by Giovanni Boccaccio

An adventurous children’s novel, The Story of Doctor Dolittle is the first book in the Doctor Dolittle series. The novel depicts the many adventures of Dr. John Dolittle as he learns the language of animals and takes on various feats including exotic travel, a dangerous encounter with pirates, and a mission to set right from wrong.   

The novel begins with the introduction of Dr. John Dolittle, an animal lover and respected physician, who lives in the small English town of Puddleby-on-the-Marsh with his unmarried sister. Due to an increase in the number of animals in his home, he loses many of his clients which results in a decline of wealth.  Even his sister is repelled from the amount of animals in their home. However, one day Dr. Dolittle learns the secret to speaking with animals from his parrot Polynesia, who teaches him the language of animals. Consequently, he leaves behind his unfulfilling job surrounded by people and instead decides to take up a veterinary practice. 

This career change proves to be the correct one, as Dr. Dolittle quickly becomes renowned throughout the animal kingdom. Eventually he finds himself on the way to Africa along with his most trusted animal companions to help cure a monkey epidemic. Yet, unfortunate events lead to a shipwreck and Dr. Dolittle and his animal friends are imprisoned by the king of Jolliginki, who is a victim of colonization and for this reason dislikes all Europeans. The protagonist and his escort undergo many adventures in their task to spread kindness and animal awareness throughout.
	
An optimistic and heartwarming novel, The Story of Doctor Dolittle leaves no one feeling indifferent, as Dr. Dolittle risks losing everything including his house, family and wealth for the sake of proper care and love of animal life.  Abundant with humor and a fun easy-to- follow plot, Lofting has successfully created a rich fantasy world with vivid portrayals of memorable characters which have entertained generations time after time.

An adventurous children’s novel, The Story of Doctor Dolittle is the first book in the Doctor Dolittle series. The novel depicts the many adventures of Dr. John Dolittle as he learns the language of animals and takes on various feats including exotic travel, a dangerous encounter with pirates, and a mission to set right from wrong. The novel begins with the introduction of Dr. John Dolittle, an animal lover and respected physician, who lives in the small English town of Puddleby-on-the-Marsh with his unmarried sister. Due to an increase in the number of animals in his home, he loses many of his clients which results in a decline of wealth. Even his sister is repelled from the amount of animals in their home. However, one day Dr. Dolittle learns the secret to speaking with animals from his parrot Polynesia, who teaches him the language of animals. Consequently, he leaves behind his unfulfilling job surrounded by people and instead decides to take up a veterinary practice. This career change proves to be the correct one, as Dr. Dolittle quickly becomes renowned throughout the animal kingdom. Eventually he finds himself on the way to Africa along with his most trusted animal companions to help cure a monkey epidemic. Yet, unfortunate events lead to a shipwreck and Dr. Dolittle and his animal friends are imprisoned by the king of Jolliginki, who is a victim of colonization and for this reason dislikes all Europeans. The protagonist and his escort undergo many adventures in their task to spread kindness and animal awareness throughout. An optimistic and heartwarming novel, The Story of Doctor Dolittle leaves no one feeling indifferent, as Dr. Dolittle risks losing everything including his house, family and wealth for the sake of proper care and love of animal life. Abundant with humor and a fun easy-to- follow plot, Lofting has successfully created a rich fantasy world with vivid portrayals of memorable characters which have entertained generations time after time.

The Story of Doctor Dolittle by Hugh Lofting

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Not Belle & Sebastian Club Podcast

Colorist Warren Eagles travels around the world to talk to working DI and digital color grading artists about their work.

Warren Eagles' Color Tour Podcast

All authors get bad reviews, but sometimes a reader’s negative thoughts are too funny to take seriously. The Bad Book Reviews Podcast gives authors a chance to laugh off some rough critiques and talk about growing from critique, how we discuss books we don’t enjoy, and what makes a helpful book review. Alexis De Weese sits down with a different author each week to laugh off some of the silly bad reviews they’ve received and find a grain of truth in rough public opinion.

Bad Book Reviews Podcast

Hosts Zoe, Kaitlin, and Gee welcome you to Canon Fire, a podcast dedicated to the stories, creations, and histories of literary figures too red-hot for the Western literary canon.

Canon Fire

Comic Book and Graphic Novel Review and Discussion Podcast

You Should Read This!

In The God Setebos podcast, the editors of Xi Draconis Books (Patrick Barney, Chris Malmberg, and Hans Burger) review and discuss novels, short story collections, poetry, and other forms of literature. They also explore literary criticism and philosophy to some extent, as well as the occasional episode on music.

Xi Draconis Books is an anarchist indie press that publishes socially engaged literature. As a statement against commodification, all the books that XDB publishes are free to readers. Head here to check out the books the press has published: https://xidraconis.org/books-2/.

In The God Setebos podcast, the editors of Xi Draconis Books (Patrick Barney, Chris Malmberg, and Hans Burger) review and discuss novels, short story collections, poetry, and other forms of literature. They also explore literary criticism and philosophy to some extent, as well as the occasional episode on music. Xi Draconis Books is an anarchist indie press that publishes socially engaged literature. As a statement against commodification, all the books that XDB publishes are free to readers. Head here to check out the books the press has published: https://xidraconis.org/books-2/.

The God Setebos

Wyrd Sisters Podcast

A podcast featuring food and fun conversations.

Zing! with Anabel Prince

Timeless stories of great writers from the world over, have been curated for your listening pleasure. Penned in different languages originally, these have been slightly abridged and translated into Hindi. These stories and their characters bring us a whiff of different lands.  So along with the story, hear interesting trivia about the authors and the places they come from. Let's turn the pages and see what sights await us! Narrator: Neha Parashar | 
Support PKJ by making a contribution : https://rzp.io/l/supportpkj
Your comments and feedback are welcome. Write to sunopkj@gmail.com

Timeless stories of great writers from the world over, have been curated for your listening pleasure. Penned in different languages originally, these have been slightly abridged and translated into Hindi. These stories and their characters bring us a whiff of different lands. So along with the story, hear interesting trivia about the authors and the places they come from. Let's turn the pages and see what sights await us! Narrator: Neha Parashar | Support PKJ by making a contribution : https://rzp.io/l/supportpkj Your comments and feedback are welcome. Write to sunopkj@gmail.com

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<p>UNbroken provides a brave space for women to take off the mask, be vulnerable, share their secret struggles and their secrets to success. UNbroken - doing life better together.&nbsp;</p>

UNbroken provides a brave space for women to take off the mask, be vulnerable, share their secret struggles and their secrets to success. UNbroken - doing life better together. 

UNbroken with Janeé

Cassette Tape Radio mashes together disparate elements to create a weirdo mixtape. Anything from comedy sketches, to poems and heated interviews. First episodes include a rap about fax machines, an essay about the playlist you make for your one night stands and an introduction to brand new musical genre I’ve created (#ElectroKrud). Playful, experimental and weird - welcome to Cassette Tape Radio

Cassette Tape Radio by Talia Randall

Erotic and Romantic Fan-Fiction Poetry written and read by 'The Poet Laureate of Professional Wrestling' Nick Radford

Champion Shipping w/ Nick Radford

Join Chris, John, and Josh as they read every play that's won a Pulitzer since 1918!

Chosen by Committee

Whether you eat to live or live to eat, food is a big part of life. Join co-hosts Thomas O'Brien and Lucas Neville as they pursue food stories from past and present.

Sustained

Welcome to The Infinite Room. Each episode, Lookingglass artists will ask ourselves and others Big Questions—about art and theatre and the planet we live on; we’ll engage in frank conversation—sometimes serious, sometimes decidedly not—about the stories we tell, why and how we tell them, and how they intersect with our city, our country, and our world.

If you're able to help by donating, we would be grateful for your support right now to continue to bring our imaginative art to life. https://lookingglasstheatre.org/support/

Welcome to The Infinite Room. Each episode, Lookingglass artists will ask ourselves and others Big Questions—about art and theatre and the planet we live on; we’ll engage in frank conversation—sometimes serious, sometimes decidedly not—about the stories we tell, why and how we tell them, and how they intersect with our city, our country, and our world. If you're able to help by donating, we would be grateful for your support right now to continue to bring our imaginative art to life. https://lookingglasstheatre.org/support/

The Infinite Room

Ever wondered what it would be like to have a chat with two real-life Broadway best friends? The Broadway Besties podcast brings you into the conversation, and gives you a front row seat to hear their secrets, what they love about each other, and why they continue to be besties!&nbsp;Part of the Broadway Podcast Network. Produced by John Zeitoun and Alan Seales.

Ever wondered what it would be like to have a chat with two real-life Broadway best friends? The Broadway Besties podcast brings you into the conversation, and gives you a front row seat to hear their secrets, what they love about each other, and why they continue to be besties! Part of the Broadway Podcast Network. Produced by John Zeitoun and Alan Seales.

Broadway Besties

Like The Color is a dive into what makes creatives of all kinds do what they do and how they got so dang good at it! From photographers and videographers to graphic designers and musicians, we'll be exploring the workflows, ambitions, and journeys that these people have undertaken to get to where they are. We'll talk about gear, education, and the state of their respective industries. There's always something to learn from someone else's journey. Hosted by jack of all trades David Tan (@bydavidtan on social media) with the help of some friends. Thank you so much to Vic Davi (@vicdavimusic), Brenton Wainscott (@brentonwainscott), and JADN (@thisisjadn) for the great music scattered throughout each of our episodes.

Like The Color

A science fiction literature history podcast, covering popular and obscure works. Contains spoilers for all works discussed.

Texts and translations: https://chrononautspodcast.blogspot.com/
Goodreads: https://www.goodreads.com/group/show/1093395-chrononauts
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/chrononautspodcast
Twitter: @ChrononautsSF
email: chrononautspodcast@gmail.com
Music and readings: https://chrononautspodcast.bandcamp.com

Opening theme music by Ionas von Zezswitz
Sounds and effects by Nate
AI thumbnail art by DALL-E-2 and Stable Diffusion

A science fiction literature history podcast, covering popular and obscure works. Contains spoilers for all works discussed. Texts and translations: https://chrononautspodcast.blogspot.com/ Goodreads: https://www.goodreads.com/group/show/1093395-chrononauts Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/chrononautspodcast Twitter: @ChrononautsSF email: chrononautspodcast@gmail.com Music and readings: https://chrononautspodcast.bandcamp.com Opening theme music by Ionas von Zezswitz Sounds and effects by Nate AI thumbnail art by DALL-E-2 and Stable Diffusion

Chrononauts

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ما حرفهایمان را خیلی راحت می زنیم. حالا وقت شنیدن شماست.

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Life through the eyes of a Constitutional Conservative

Ben Speaks

Remainders is a podcast by Darren Vorel and Patrick McIntyre that brings the lost art of the video store to you with new and old movie picks for your weekend watch.

Remainders

《城记播客》是一档关于城市的播客节目，将会用声音去记录和探讨关于城市的一切，试图呈现了解城市的更多方法。

城记播客

Meet inspiring audio creators from across the world of sound, and learn the techniques they use in their best work.

Sound Method

Experience the powerful Ministry of Dr. John Avanzini in these important Teachings. Often referred to as “The Apostle of Finance,” Brother John is an anointed voice of truth in the area of Biblical economics. For over 65 years, he has maintained an urgent dedication to preaching the Gospel and teaching the Scriptural principles of increase. He has authored over 50 books on the negelected truths of finance found in The Word of God. The anointing on his life has impacted and equipped multiple generations of believers to abundantly proclaim the Gospel of Jesus Christ around the world. Be blessed by these teachings taken from the Ministry of Brother John Avanzini throughout the years.

Brother John Avanzini

The home feed of Tomes of Evil, Pathways, Gone the Form of Man, and more

The Tomes of Evil Podcast Network

Two actors, one stage manager and two musicians, through no fault of their own, find they are out of work due to the COVID 19 pandemic. Meeting in a garage in a secret location, masked and socially distanced, they create a podcast of comedy sketches, music, trivia and interesting interviews. We enjoyed creating something new. We hope you enjoy listening to the fruits of our labor!

Odd Bits and End Pieces

Dr. Charlie Keil and friends discuss a wide range of topics from politics to philosophy to music to early childhood education.

On the Path with Dr. Charlie Keil

Murmurs From the Morgue is a monthly podcast where two spooky gals from iHorror discuss their favorite horror movies in-depth and in lists. Get more horror movie news at https://www.iHorror.com

Murmurs From the Morgue

Based on the popular Forbes column created by host Steve Baltin, Who I Am features some of the biggest and most interesting artists in the world sharing the moments and music, films, art and books that brought them to where there are today. On each episode, an artist will countdown some of the most influential moments, from having children and getting married, and works of art, whether it is hearing the Beatles or seeing Back To The Future for the first time. Created by Baltin as a way to get away from the same old, "My new album is the greatest album I ever made," interview, Who I Am has featured artists from Boy George and Adam Lambert to Melissa Etheridge and George Clinton in Forbes. Now he is excited to bring the popular format to Who I Am as a conversational podcast.

Who I Am

Gregg and Tim interview the some of the most interesting and creative people you may have never heard of. If you ever wanted to be THE cool kid, this is the show that will take you there.

Eclectic Company

Cock Talk is everything you need to know about Chicken Derby, The NFT chicken racing game that is taking the world by storm!

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Cock Talk is everything you need to know about Chicken Derby, The NFT chicken racing game that is taking the world by storm! Brought to you by the Coop Collective, LLC

Cock Talk Podcast

News, stories and insider accounts from the perspective of literary agents, writers and publishers about books, literature and culture.

Agent Provocateur

Podcast curated by comedian Justin Elliott (@justinuncut). Join him as he explores the nuisances of fashion, all things comedy, & murder mystery documentaries.

Podcast curated by comedian Justin Elliott (@justinuncut). Join him as he explores the nuisances of fashion, all things comedy, &amp; murder mystery documentaries.

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