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Being a creative person is tough.  We want to make cool things, but then life hits us with insecurity, rejection, schedules, etc. How do we push past all the noise and make the things that light us up?  Welcome, Dear Listener, to a space where it's okay to ask questions and dive deep into the world of fear, creativity, and the roadblocks that get in the way of us busting forth with creativity energy. We're a couple of weirdos who want to talk about the hard things with you, so welcome to our living room--pull up a chair, cover up with a cozy blanket, and let's get started.  Honestly, Dear Listener is a weekly podcast hosted by Emily Hatch and Carrie Schaeffer.

Being a creative person is tough. We want to make cool things, but then life hits us with insecurity, rejection, schedules, etc. How do we push past all the noise and make the things that light us up? Welcome, Dear Listener, to a space where it's okay to ask questions and dive deep into the world of fear, creativity, and the roadblocks that get in the way of us busting forth with creativity energy. We're a couple of weirdos who want to talk about the hard things with you, so welcome to our living room--pull up a chair, cover up with a cozy blanket, and let's get started. Honestly, Dear Listener is a weekly podcast hosted by Emily Hatch and Carrie Schaeffer.

Being a creative person is tough.&nbsp; We want to make cool things, but then life hits us with insecurity, rejection, schedules, etc. How do we push past all the noise and make the things that light us up?&nbsp; Welcome, Dear Listener, to a space where it's okay to ask questions and dive deep into the world of fear, creativity, and the roadblocks that get in the way of us busting forth with creativity energy. We're a couple of weirdos who want to talk about the hard things with you, so welcome to our living room--pull up a chair, cover up with a cozy blanket, and let's get started.&nbsp; Honestly, Dear Listener is a weekly podcast hosted by Emily Hatch and Carrie Schaeffer.

Honestly, Dear Listener

Begun when she was just eleven years old, Love and Friendship is one of Jane Austen's stories that very few readers may have encountered before. 

Austen experts feel that this story was written, like many others, only for the pleasure of her family and friends. It is scribbled across three notebooks, in childish handwriting, and the complete work is thought to have been written over a period of six or seven years. It is dedicated to one of her cousins, whom she was very close to, Eliza de Feuillide. Eliza herself was an extremely colorful figure and is thought to have been the illegitimate daughter of the first Governor General of India, Warren Hastings. She was also a witness to the French Revolution where her husband, the self styled Comte de Feuillide was guillotined. 

For the young Jane, these events must have been sheer inspiration to a writer's imagination. Love and Friendship takes the shape of an expostulatory novel. Written as a series of letters from Laura to a much younger Marianne who is her friend Isabel's daughter, it is meant to apprise the young and flighty Marianne about the dangers of infatuation and falling headlong into romantic love. The book offers an early and crucial insight into Jane Austen's style, her wonderful sense of humor and her take on contemporary society. 

At times, she portrays events almost in parody form, at others, she is sharp and critical, but as always, the typical Jane Austen brand of gentle, sparkling wit is highly evident. She describes the concept of “sensibility” or what we would today call “sensitivity” or “sentimentality” and how it can be taken to ridiculous extremes. The deliberately twisted and complicated plot is replete with fainting fits, deaths due to a variety of causes, including “galloping consumption,” plenty of drama, elopements galore, unbelievable coincidences and wicked philanderers—all the elements that a typical potboiler of the era would contain. 

Love and Friendship was written primarily for the amusement of her large and gregarious family, and young Jane was probably called upon to read her writings aloud. The reader can only imagine the sheer hilarity that the novel must have evoked. As part of a collection of Jane Austen Juvenilia, this is indeed a treasure trove for Jane Austen enthusiasts as it offers early glimpses of that brilliant talent which was to shine forth a few years later and delight readers of all ages.

Begun when she was just eleven years old, Love and Friendship is one of Jane Austen's stories that very few readers may have encountered before. Austen experts feel that this story was written, like many others, only for the pleasure of her family and friends. It is scribbled across three notebooks, in childish handwriting, and the complete work is thought to have been written over a period of six or seven years. It is dedicated to one of her cousins, whom she was very close to, Eliza de Feuillide. Eliza herself was an extremely colorful figure and is thought to have been the illegitimate daughter of the first Governor General of India, Warren Hastings. She was also a witness to the French Revolution where her husband, the self styled Comte de Feuillide was guillotined. For the young Jane, these events must have been sheer inspiration to a writer's imagination. Love and Friendship takes the shape of an expostulatory novel. Written as a series of letters from Laura to a much younger Marianne who is her friend Isabel's daughter, it is meant to apprise the young and flighty Marianne about the dangers of infatuation and falling headlong into romantic love. The book offers an early and crucial insight into Jane Austen's style, her wonderful sense of humor and her take on contemporary society. At times, she portrays events almost in parody form, at others, she is sharp and critical, but as always, the typical Jane Austen brand of gentle, sparkling wit is highly evident. She describes the concept of “sensibility” or what we would today call “sensitivity” or “sentimentality” and how it can be taken to ridiculous extremes. The deliberately twisted and complicated plot is replete with fainting fits, deaths due to a variety of causes, including “galloping consumption,” plenty of drama, elopements galore, unbelievable coincidences and wicked philanderers—all the elements that a typical potboiler of the era would contain. Love and Friendship was written primarily for the amusement of her large and gregarious family, and young Jane was probably called upon to read her writings aloud. The reader can only imagine the sheer hilarity that the novel must have evoked. As part of a collection of Jane Austen Juvenilia, this is indeed a treasure trove for Jane Austen enthusiasts as it offers early glimpses of that brilliant talent which was to shine forth a few years later and delight readers of all ages.

Love and Friendship by Jane Austen

Present day readers live in a world that's emerged from the Cold War and the endless rivalry of the Super Powers but this book goes back and traces the origins of the conflict and mutual antagonism between nations.

Kim by Rudyard Kipling is set against the background of the Great Game as it was called the tug-of-war between Britain and Russia for the control of Central Asia. The novel's action takes place during the Anglo-Afghan Wars of 1839-42. The novel's sweeping narrative, the depth of character and the sheer historical scale make it a first rate story.

Nobel Prize winning author Rudyard Kipling is not much in fashion today. He is considered a relict of Imperialism and the old colonial tradition. Yet, his work remains relevant and incisive even today, in the climate of Neo-Imperialism and the economic and social colonialism practiced by many big powers. As a brilliant and most authentic portrait of Victorian British India, Kim remains unrivaled. It is also a wonderful coming of age story, peopled with remarkable and memorable characters, and traces the young hero's poignant search for identity, caught as he is between two cultures.

Kimball O'Hara (or Kim) lives an itinerant existence in 19th century India, where Imperialism is at its peak. He is the young son of poor Irish parents who are both no more. He survives by running occasional errands for a Pashtun horse-trader called Mahbub Ali in Lahore. Mahbub Ali is actually an undercover agent working for the British. Kim leaves Lahore and joins a Tibetan lama in the quest for a legendary river.  Ali meets and recruits Kim to his spy ring, but Kim is rescued by an old friend of his father's and sent off to study in a good boarding school in Lucknow. He remains in touch with Ali and the Lama. Upon completing his schooling, he is recruited by the British government and enters the Great Game in earnest. The rest of the novel follows Kim's career and deals with the final choices he has to make in life.

Kim is a book that can be read on many levels—a gripping adventure story, a brilliant picture of childhood and a mystical tale of the spiritual traditions of India. For modern readers, the current situation in Afghanistan seems all too close to what is depicted as happening more than a century ago.

Present day readers live in a world that's emerged from the Cold War and the endless rivalry of the Super Powers but this book goes back and traces the origins of the conflict and mutual antagonism between nations. Kim by Rudyard Kipling is set against the background of the Great Game as it was called the tug-of-war between Britain and Russia for the control of Central Asia. The novel's action takes place during the Anglo-Afghan Wars of 1839-42. The novel's sweeping narrative, the depth of character and the sheer historical scale make it a first rate story. Nobel Prize winning author Rudyard Kipling is not much in fashion today. He is considered a relict of Imperialism and the old colonial tradition. Yet, his work remains relevant and incisive even today, in the climate of Neo-Imperialism and the economic and social colonialism practiced by many big powers. As a brilliant and most authentic portrait of Victorian British India, Kim remains unrivaled. It is also a wonderful coming of age story, peopled with remarkable and memorable characters, and traces the young hero's poignant search for identity, caught as he is between two cultures. Kimball O'Hara (or Kim) lives an itinerant existence in 19th century India, where Imperialism is at its peak. He is the young son of poor Irish parents who are both no more. He survives by running occasional errands for a Pashtun horse-trader called Mahbub Ali in Lahore. Mahbub Ali is actually an undercover agent working for the British. Kim leaves Lahore and joins a Tibetan lama in the quest for a legendary river. Ali meets and recruits Kim to his spy ring, but Kim is rescued by an old friend of his father's and sent off to study in a good boarding school in Lucknow. He remains in touch with Ali and the Lama. Upon completing his schooling, he is recruited by the British government and enters the Great Game in earnest. The rest of the novel follows Kim's career and deals with the final choices he has to make in life. Kim is a book that can be read on many levels—a gripping adventure story, a brilliant picture of childhood and a mystical tale of the spiritual traditions of India. For modern readers, the current situation in Afghanistan seems all too close to what is depicted as happening more than a century ago.

Kim by Rudyard Kipling

Behind the Prose explores and illuminates the craft of writing and its process through interviews with emerging and established writers.

Behind the Prose

The 154 sonnets that Shakespeare penned are some of the most famous in the world. But have you ever heard them all? This podcast series will take you through them one by one in easy 15 minute installments. The show’s two hosts, and maybe one or two special guests, will read through the sonnet and talk about what it means to them and what they feel about it.

Shakespeare’s Sonnets

Аудиокниги разных жанров: классика, фантастика, детские книги, юмор и др.

Аудиокниги от Bibe.ru

Un podcast para conversar acerca de la creación de cómics, la búsqueda de nuestras propias historias, la creatividad, el humor, lo que nos inspira, lo que nos hace dudar... Todo siempre desde una mirada femenina, sin pretensiones ni censuras.

La Polola

Welcome to the Pulling These Podcast, a podcast where our tipsy trio take a trip to smack city and dive deep into the world of pop culture, comic books, comic book movies, video games, and wrestling right after!&nbsp; Whether you're a true geek at heart or simply curious about these captivating worlds, we guarantee there's something for everyone to enjoy. So grab your controller, don your cape, and let's unleash the intoxicated geek within!

Welcome to the Pulling These Podcast, a podcast where our tipsy trio take a trip to smack city and dive deep into the world of pop culture, comic books, comic book movies, video games, and wrestling right after!  Whether you're a true geek at heart or simply curious about these captivating worlds, we guarantee there's something for everyone to enjoy. So grab your controller, don your cape, and let's unleash the intoxicated geek within!

Pulling These

A survey of the myths and legends concerning lycanthropy from ancient times to the Victorian Era. (Summary by A. Gramour)

Book of Werewolves, The by Sabine Baring-Gould (1834 - 1924)

A wonderful book in which we meet the lucky little bunny who becomes Mrs. Peter Rabbit! This is one of many delightful animal books written by Thornton W. Burgess. I grew up reading and enjoying these tales of talking animals with fun and varied personalities. Peter Rabbit is a character loved by all, and this charming tale recounts the adventures of meeting, wooing, and marrying Mrs. Peter Rabbit. (Introduction by CLW Rollins)

Mrs. Peter Rabbit by Thornton W. Burgess (1874 - 1965)

Bringing you the most incredible and technically designed trance, progressive, and breakbeat theme based DJ mixes in the galaxy! Follow on facebook @ http://facebook.com/djeclypseusa <a></a>

Bringing you the most incredible and technically designed trance, progressive, and breakbeat theme based DJ mixes in the galaxy! Follow on facebook @ http://facebook.com/djeclypseusa

Bringing you the most incredible and technically designed trance, progressive, and breakbeat theme based DJ mixes in the galaxy! Follow on facebook @ http://facebook.com/djeclypseusa <a rel="noopener noreferrer"></a>

Trance Station - DJ Eclypse

Guests from all over comics join me, a comic book writer and animal caretaker as we talk all sorts of subjects in this uncensored show.

The Comic Chronicle Podcast

Film Critic/Entertainment Reporter Lights Camera Jackson interviews the biggest live-action and animation content creators and performers from movies, TV and streaming.

LCJ Q&A Podcast

Podcask

Weekend Mic Check

Enjoy audiobooks? Listen to Anna Reads to hear Anna Huckabee read fiction she has written over the years.

Anna Reads

From the influencer to the local editorial photographer, we talk with creators about the hardest lessons they’ve learned, what in life makes them happy and everything in between. Learn from the individuals at the center of one of the fastest changing industries.

Check us out at: https://www.shotzr.com/

From the influencer to the local editorial photographer, we talk with creators about the hardest lessons they’ve learned, what in life makes them happy and everything in between. Learn from the individuals at the center of one of the fastest changing industries. Check us out at: https://www.shotzr.com/

Overexposed

So we started a book club but never talked about the books so we decided to start a podcast to talk about the books.

Another Book on the Shelf

Each week, Anthony Morganti, from OnlinePhotographyTraining.com, discusses an interesting photography related topic. Beginners to seasoned professionals will benefit from Anthony Morganti's pearls of wisdom.

For the Joy of Photography

A series of lectures, inspired by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, will highlight the University of Edinburgh’s internationally acclaimed medical research and show that keen detective work is still essential for 21st century doctors.

Conan Doyle drew inspiration for Sherlock Holmes when he was a medical student at Edinburgh and based his character on the Professor of Medicine Joseph Bell, who was known for his meticulous attention to detail.

The lectures will show that, just like Sherlock Holmes, today’s medical sleuths must use powers of observation and deduction not only to make the right diagnosis but also to find new treatments.
Audio version.

A series of lectures, inspired by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, will highlight the University of Edinburgh’s internationally acclaimed medical research and show that keen detective work is still essential for 21st century doctors. Conan Doyle drew inspiration for Sherlock Holmes when he was a medical student at Edinburgh and based his character on the Professor of Medicine Joseph Bell, who was known for his meticulous attention to detail. The lectures will show that, just like Sherlock Holmes, today’s medical sleuths must use powers of observation and deduction not only to make the right diagnosis but also to find new treatments. Audio version.

Medical Detectives (audio)

Podcasts by Diann Schindler, author, editor, and blogger, include writing tips, travel tips, and her views of life, from savvy and thoughtful to quirky and humorous.

Diann@DiannAbroad.com
https://www.diannabroad.com/podcast
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Diann Schindler Editor YOUTUBE Channel: The Craft of Writing

Copyright 2024 DiannAbroad All Rights Reserved

Podcasts by Diann Schindler, author, editor, and blogger, include writing tips, travel tips, and her views of life, from savvy and thoughtful to quirky and humorous. Diann@DiannAbroad.com https://www.diannabroad.com/podcast https://www.diannabroad.com DiannSchindlerEditor@gmail.com https://www.DiannSchindlerEditor.com Diann Schindler Editor YOUTUBE Channel: The Craft of Writing Copyright 2024 DiannAbroad All Rights Reserved

In the Know!

By Her Shelf Podcast is all about introducing readers to books worth reading and people worth following. Each week, you'll get to know one reader based solely on her (or, on occasion, his) shelf--the books she/he reads, writes, or helps bring into the world. Occasionally, By Her Shelf will feature solo episodes from founder and podcast host Erica D. Hearns, topical episodes featuring By Her Shelf Contributors Alex and Christina, or other special bookish content.

By Her Shelf

Radio Saint Rose is a student run radio club, providing original and creative student produced audio content to the public. Our podcast style shows are a platform for students to review, discuss and debate entertainment, celebrity gossip, movie reviews and community events. Our listener base is mostly college students in the upstate NY community.

Radio Saint Rose

Photography, Headshots, Portraits-Podcast

Headshot Photography with Rafal Wegiel

Your friendly neighborhood black girl talking about your fave anime! We discuss the storytelling aspect of anime and it's intersection within black and popular culture (which is redundant, because black culture is pop culture, but I digress) Geek out with us!

Anime Trash

Cheers and welcome to On Tap Brewers the show that takes you behind the scenes of the craft beer industry. 

Where we hang out and talk with people that own breweries, work in the hop industry, run taprooms and are homebrew masters! 

Our goal is to make fun, high quality content surrounding this awesome industry. As well as building a community of like-minded people sharing what their drinking, what they’re brewing and what they’re doing while they do it!

Cheers and welcome to On Tap Brewers the show that takes you behind the scenes of the craft beer industry. Where we hang out and talk with people that own breweries, work in the hop industry, run taprooms and are homebrew masters! Our goal is to make fun, high quality content surrounding this awesome industry. As well as building a community of like-minded people sharing what their drinking, what they’re brewing and what they’re doing while they do it!

On Tap Brewers

Friends That Carry On was created by a group of childhood friends from West Virginia who believe everyone is capable of traveling (they just don't realize it yet) and that everyone should be traveling.Their travel blog, social media, and podcast inspire tens of thousands of people every day to get out there and #createfomo moments with their friends and family. They truly believe #lifedontsuck and want to inspire that in others through travel.

Friends That Carry On was created by a group of childhood friends from West Virginia who believe everyone is capable of traveling (they just don't realize it yet) and that everyone should be traveling.Their travel blog, social media, and podcast inspire tens of thousands of people every day to get out there and #createfomo moments with their friends and family. They truly believe #lifedontsuck and want to inspire that in others through travel.

Friends That Carry On was created by a group of childhood friends from West Virginia who believe everyone is capable of traveling (they just don't realize it yet)&nbsp;and that everyone&nbsp;should&nbsp;be traveling.Their travel blog, social media, and podcast inspire tens of thousands of people every day to get out there and #createfomo moments with their friends and family. They truly believe #lifedontsuck and want to inspire that in others through travel.

FTCO Travel Podcast

We have no agenda. We have no plan. The Nothing Podcast is designed to be a recorded conversation and so much more. The only goal is to laugh, get to know one another, and have fun!

The Nothing Podcast

Holistic wellness, design, intentional living and meditations.

Holistic wellness, design, intentional living and meditations.

Topanga Moon

Two kids voted best dressed in high school, and they let it get to their head.
Every Monday at 6:00 am

Two kids voted best dressed in high school, and they let it get to their head. Every Monday at 6:00 am

Best Dressed Podcast

A podcast about the Witcher franchise, starting with the Netflix series and encompassing the books and games.

Cast a Pod to Your Witcher

Colour and Style hints and tips, from globally award-winning image consultant Imogen Lamport who shares her encyclopaedic knowledge of all things personal style, answers your style and colour questions and wants to help you get up, get dressed, and get out the door looking and feeling fabulous every single day.

Inside Out Style

A podcast to help unpack skills, stories, and side hustles behind the entertainment and creative industries.

So if you're ready to thrive and not just survive in showbiz and arts & culture sector, you're in the right place.

A series of solo shows and interviews to help creatives with the business of show business.

Learn how to market yourself as a creative and how to boss your social media and online presence.

Great for actors, dancers, singers, producers, writers and those in the creative industries.

A podcast to help unpack skills, stories, and side hustles behind the entertainment and creative industries. So if you're ready to thrive and not just survive in showbiz and arts & culture sector, you're in the right place. A series of solo shows and interviews to help creatives with the business of show business. Learn how to market yourself as a creative and how to boss your social media and online presence. Great for actors, dancers, singers, producers, writers and those in the creative industries.

A podcast to help unpack skills, stories, and side hustles behind the entertainment and creative industries.

So if you're ready to thrive and not just survive in showbiz and arts &amp; culture sector, you're in the right place.

A series of solo shows and interviews to help creatives with the business of show business.

Learn how to market yourself as a creative and how to boss your social media and online presence.

Great for actors, dancers, singers, producers, writers and those in the creative industries.

The Business of Show Business

A podcast for actors with discussions about the craft, process and business of acting.

The Vagabond Actor's Podcast

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.

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.

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.

Broadway Besties

Poetry by Carl Martin Johnson

A podcast for the culturally curious that turns a critical eye on some of the most-hyped plays, books, films and music in recent years and asks where they came from and what they tell us about culture today. Zoe Strimpel is a historian of gender and intimacy, Sunday Telegraph columnist and sincere contrarian. Tom Stammers is a fair-minded historian of 19th century France and a lecturer in European history at Durham University - who nonetheless knows how to turn the screw when necessary. They've been yammering about culture together since university.

Hyped!

New York's premier actor-musician theatre company, Thicket and Thistle, takes a break from creating their own original brand of musical theatre to have round-table discussions on the most memorable movie musicals.

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