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Podcast of the Berlin based fashion-label TUTU introducing the latest collections and styles as well as the people behind the scenes ; Hair- MakeUp-Artists, Stylists and Photographers.

TUTU

Take a journey with me to a road less taken and explore my world of the arts where endless dreams are a reality and what I see is a paradigm of your thoughts. This podcast features video journals of my career as an artist.

Storyteller by Sofiya

Colección de cuentos para niños y niñas por José Martí.

Edad de Oro, La by José Martí (1853 - 1895)

Jazz Christmas tunes for your holiday gathering from Strings Attached

Jazz Christmas

A conversational Podcast that features interviews with comedians at there most vulnerable. www.comediansseriously.com

Comedians.Seriously.

One of the most memorable scenes in this novel occurs in Chapter Twelve, when the dejected and desolate Silas Marner steps outside his lonely cottage on New Year's Eve. He suffers from one of his bizarre fits of catalepsy and stands frozen for a few seconds. When he regains consciousness, he returns to his fireside. There in front of the warm blaze he imagines he sees a heap of gold! The very gold that had been robbed from his house many years ago. He stretches out his hand to touch it. Instead of hard metal, he encounters a soft head of golden hair. It is a little child who has wandered in out of the cold winter night...

Silas Marner or The Weaver of Raveloe was George Eliot's third book. It was published in 1861 and is notable for its very sensitive treatment of the burning issues of the day: industrialization, religion, individualism and the community and the idea of character as destiny. The apparently simple plot is however a framework that holds together a complex structure of symbolism and great historical accuracy.

The story portrays young Silas Marner who works as a weaver in Lantern Yard, a fictitious industrialized town in the Midlands. He is falsely accused of stealing the Calvinist congregation's church funds while watching over the dying deacon. In reality the clues point to his best friend, but Marner is declared guilty and forced to leave town. He settles down in the distant rural village of Raveloe. Here he lives as a recluse, amassing considerable wealth from his expertise as a weaver. One night, the gold which he hoards in his cottage is mysteriously stolen, pushing him over the edge into deep depression. One night, an orphan child wanders by chance into his cottage and for Silas, this is the turning point in his life.

Filled with memorable characters and steeped in the rural atmosphere of Victorian rural England, Silas Marner is ultimately a tale of love and hope. The reclusive, miserly weaver is transformed by the love of a child. The novel also explores the crisis of faith that George Eliot herself suffered. She was also deeply concerned about the changes that industrialization was bringing to the traditional English way of life. The moral and ethical transformations that people experienced in the space of a single generation are vividly portrayed in this novel.

As a tribute to Wordsworth's ideal that the Child is the Father of Man, Silas Marner is a deeply engrossing and poignant story that both young and old will enjoy.

One of the most memorable scenes in this novel occurs in Chapter Twelve, when the dejected and desolate Silas Marner steps outside his lonely cottage on New Year's Eve. He suffers from one of his bizarre fits of catalepsy and stands frozen for a few seconds. When he regains consciousness, he returns to his fireside. There in front of the warm blaze he imagines he sees a heap of gold! The very gold that had been robbed from his house many years ago. He stretches out his hand to touch it. Instead of hard metal, he encounters a soft head of golden hair. It is a little child who has wandered in out of the cold winter night... Silas Marner or The Weaver of Raveloe was George Eliot's third book. It was published in 1861 and is notable for its very sensitive treatment of the burning issues of the day: industrialization, religion, individualism and the community and the idea of character as destiny. The apparently simple plot is however a framework that holds together a complex structure of symbolism and great historical accuracy. The story portrays young Silas Marner who works as a weaver in Lantern Yard, a fictitious industrialized town in the Midlands. He is falsely accused of stealing the Calvinist congregation's church funds while watching over the dying deacon. In reality the clues point to his best friend, but Marner is declared guilty and forced to leave town. He settles down in the distant rural village of Raveloe. Here he lives as a recluse, amassing considerable wealth from his expertise as a weaver. One night, the gold which he hoards in his cottage is mysteriously stolen, pushing him over the edge into deep depression. One night, an orphan child wanders by chance into his cottage and for Silas, this is the turning point in his life. Filled with memorable characters and steeped in the rural atmosphere of Victorian rural England, Silas Marner is ultimately a tale of love and hope. The reclusive, miserly weaver is transformed by the love of a child. The novel also explores the crisis of faith that George Eliot herself suffered. She was also deeply concerned about the changes that industrialization was bringing to the traditional English way of life. The moral and ethical transformations that people experienced in the space of a single generation are vividly portrayed in this novel. As a tribute to Wordsworth's ideal that the Child is the Father of Man, Silas Marner is a deeply engrossing and poignant story that both young and old will enjoy.

Silas Marner by George Eliot

Apostrophe Cast is a bi-weekly online reading series.  Every other Wednesday night, we offer a new reading or performance from another contributor.  Our readings include writers of all genres, including fiction, poetry, songs and nonfiction.

Apostrophe Cast is a bi-weekly online reading series. Every other Wednesday night, we offer a new reading or performance from another contributor. Our readings include writers of all genres, including fiction, poetry, songs and nonfiction.

Apostrophe Cast

Extended interviews featured on Artist Edition

Artist Edition

Norwegian violinist, motivator, and podcast host Aja Humm invites experts in their field to talk about their inside and outside work and what leads to their long-lasting successes, wealth, health, and a deep appreciation of life itself—episodes in Norwegian and English. Aja will also create specially designed meditations for a peaceful mind made just for you Enjoy! ☺️

Real Conversations and Meditations

Rock 94½ Official Podcast brought to you by Uncle Dan's Salad Dressings, Dips and Seasonings. Things are gonna get weird.

Rock 94½ Official Podcast brought to you by Uncle Dan's Salad Dressings, Dips and Seasonings. Things are gonna get weird.

Spokane's Best Podcast

Stories by kids for everyone! Fabled is a platform where kids can create and share their stories (www.fabledkids.com). This podcast features stories their parents/guardians have kindly agreed to share with us. We think being a kid is like having a superpower on countdown, kids are full of magic ways of seeing the world grown-ups have lost. So join us, and lets build an imagination library for the world!

Stories by kids for everyone! Fabled is a platform where kids can create and share their stories (www.fabledkids.com). This podcast features stories their parents/guardians have kindly agreed to share with us. We think being a kid is like having a superpower on countdown, kids are full of magic ways of seeing the world grown-ups have lost. So join us, and lets build an imagination library for the world!

Stories by kids for everyone!&nbsp;Fabled is a platform where kids can create and share their stories (www.fabledkids.com). This podcast features stories their parents/guardians have kindly agreed to share with us. We think being a kid is like having a superpower on countdown, kids are full of magic ways of seeing the world grown-ups have lost.&nbsp;So join us, and lets build an imagination library for the world!

Fabled Kids

Funny, often uplifting and mercifully short. Don Morrison is an author ("The Death of French Culture," "How Obama Lost America,") professor (Tsinghua University in Beijing, Sciences Po in Paris), and former editor at Time Magazine. His articles have appeared in the New York Times, the Financial Times, Smithsonian, Le Monde, Le Point, Liberation, Caixin and other leading publications. He is a commentator for NPR's Robin Hood Radio and a columnist for the Berkshire Eagle.

"Don Morrison's 3 Minutes of Madness"

Home.blog

Truth or fiction, fact or fairytale, we all have a story to tell! Indie-author-mom Sarah Fenlon Falk shares interviews and thoughts on the craft of creating stories. Storyteller Station is for those who love to hear stories and for those who love to share them!

Storyteller Station

Interviews with your favourite voice actors, composers, sound designers and other top audio professionals around the globe about their journeys and projects. 

Listen now to hear their experiences and advice.

Interviews with your favourite voice actors, composers, sound designers and other top audio professionals around the globe about their journeys and projects. Listen now to hear their experiences and advice.

The Sound Architect Podcast (TSAP)

Comedians play D&D in front of a live audience. Based in Christchurch, New Zealand

Comedians play D&amp;D in front of a live audience. Based in Christchurch, New Zealand

Dungeons & Comedians

Novel Ideas: The Library Podcast is made by librarians for readers and bookish fanatics of all kinds!  We are an amazing public library that has been serving Derby, KS and all surrounding cities including Wichita since 1958. We offer many resources, services, and programs to our patrons. Check out the podcast for reading inspiration, tips and tricks for parents, segments such as Author Spotlight and Teens Talk, and so much more!

Novel Ideas: The Library Podcast is made by librarians for readers and bookish fanatics of all kinds! We are an amazing public library that has been serving Derby, KS and all surrounding cities including Wichita since 1958. We offer many resources, services, and programs to our patrons. Check out the podcast for reading inspiration, tips and tricks for parents, segments such as Author Spotlight and Teens Talk, and so much more!

Novel Ideas: The Library Podcast

Votre nouveau rendez-vous hebdomadaire, très culturel et très intéressant, pour évoquer ensemble une œuvre qui a marqué les esprits... ou alors seulement les nôtres.

L'Heure est Grave

Unfiltered, straight out of the camera conversations image makers and light shapers.

Fun Shoot Podcast

The podcast for news and documentary filmmakers who want to improve their craft and have fun along the way.

The imagejunkies Podcast

We're just three librarians offering book suggestions & more! Each month we'll read and discuss a book that's 250 pages or less.

We're just three librarians offering book suggestions &amp; more! Each month we'll read and discuss a book that's 250 pages or less.

The Librarians Suggest

A podcast for creators of all kinds! We put on micro-conferences around North America and this podcast brings you the sort, inspirational talks from our speakers.

Creators Offline

Midnight Mystery Theater

Author and Playwright Jamima B. Jones narrates her own, "The Story of Jubilee"; tales of post-slavery, African-American history through the eyes of the original Fisk Jubilee Singers and the Arts. Educational, Entertaining and Empowering.

"The Story of Jubilee"

Dirty Napkins Podcast is a show where we interview some for your favorite people at some of your favorite restaurants.

Dirty Napkins Podcast

Hello, and welcome to Sleep Stories with Louis. Please feel free to get into bed, relax, listen and fall fast asleep to my original stories. I won't be offended!

A new story will be posted weekly. Sweet dreams...

Hello, and welcome to Sleep Stories with Louis. Please feel free to get into bed, relax, listen and fall fast asleep to my original stories. I won't be offended! A new story will be posted weekly. Sweet dreams...

Sleep Stories with Louis

Welcome to TakeThree Talks — a podcast by TakeThree Studio.
A show about creativity, change, and the tender chaos of being human.

I’m Estefi, your host. Join me on verbal escapades filled with curiously curated questions and off-tangent conversations rooted in real life. Sometimes, I’m joined by Meijun — my partner of 10 years and best friend for over 14 — as we navigate the nitty gritty of running a creative business while sharing a home, a vision, and caring for our Korean rescue pup-child, Guillermo.

TakeThree Talks began as a space to share personal reflections during a season of reinvention and creative experimentation.

Season 1 opens with stories of identity, creative growth, and becoming the humans behind TakeThree. Through journal entries, voice notes, and quiet revelations, we share what it’s been like to build a creative life — together.

Season 2: The Travel Season — we take you elsewhere, literally.
From silent meditation retreats in Chiang Mai to elephant sanctuaries, Japanese art islands, street food in China, and temple-hopping in Bangkok, we explore the stories, surprises, and soft culture shocks that come with long-term travel. <a href="https://takethreestudio.substack.com/s/takethreetalks?utm_medium=podcast">takethreestudio.substack.com</a>

Welcome to TakeThree Talks — a podcast by TakeThree Studio. A show about creativity, change, and the tender chaos of being human. I’m Estefi, your host. Join me on verbal escapades filled with curiously curated questions and off-tangent conversations rooted in real life. Sometimes, I’m joined by Meijun — my partner of 10 years and best friend for over 14 — as we navigate the nitty gritty of running a creative business while sharing a home, a vision, and caring for our Korean rescue pup-child, Guillermo. TakeThree Talks began as a space to share personal reflections during a season of reinvention and creative experimentation. Season 1 opens with stories of identity, creative growth, and becoming the humans behind TakeThree. Through journal entries, voice notes, and quiet revelations, we share what it’s been like to build a creative life — together. Season 2: The Travel Season — we take you elsewhere, literally. From silent meditation retreats in Chiang Mai to elephant sanctuaries, Japanese art islands, street food in China, and temple-hopping in Bangkok, we explore the stories, surprises, and soft culture shocks that come with long-term travel. takethreestudio.substack.com

Welcome to TakeThree Talks — a podcast by TakeThree Studio.
A show about creativity, change, and the tender chaos of being human.

I’m Estefi, your host. Join me on verbal escapades filled with curiously curated questions and off-tangent conversations rooted in real life. Sometimes, I’m joined by Meijun — my partner of 10 years and best friend for over 14 — as we navigate the nitty gritty of running a creative business while sharing a home, a vision, and caring for our Korean rescue pup-child, Guillermo.

TakeThree Talks began as a space to share personal reflections during a season of reinvention and creative experimentation.

Season 1 opens with stories of identity, creative growth, and becoming the humans behind TakeThree. Through journal entries, voice notes, and quiet revelations, we share what it’s been like to build a creative life — together.

Season 2: The Travel Season — we take you elsewhere, literally.
From silent meditation retreats in Chiang Mai to elephant sanctuaries, Japanese art islands, street food in China, and temple-hopping in Bangkok, we explore the stories, surprises, and soft culture shocks that come with long-term travel. <a href="https://takethreestudio.substack.com/s/takethreetalks?utm_medium=podcast" rel="noopener noreferrer">takethreestudio.substack.com</a>

TakeThree Talks

Creativity Talks is a weekly podcast with artist, author and creative entrepreneur, Susan Yeates. Each week the show dives deep into the world of creativity and Susan’s fundamental belief that everyone is creative. Each week through mindset talks, listener questions and guest interviews Susan will help to inspire you and build creativity into your daily life. Topics include: how to find your style, fear of the blank page, how to start a regular creative practice, staying motivated to create, sources of inspiration and how to make a business out of something you love.

Creativity Talks

William Wyler's 1946 film "The Best Years of Our Lives," examined one minute of screen time per episode.

The Best Minutes Podcast

Talking about movies I've seen; new, old, good, bad, all genres, but my favorite is horror. In-depth looks at movies I love or hate, and the reasons why we feel so strongly about movies. I also bring a strong feminist perspective to every table I sit at. Instagram: @moviesiveseenpod Email: moviesiveseenpod@gmail.com

Movies I've Seen

Hey guys, welcome to SheReads. My name is Shipra Rathi. 
Here, you can listen to book reviews, book rants and book recommendations.
You can also follow me on Instagram and drop your message their
https://www.instagram.com/bibliophile_writer_?igsh=end1em04NjZmeXc1
Here is the link from which you can send me your audio messages too
https://anchor.fm/shipra-rathi09/message

Hey guys, welcome to SheReads. My name is Shipra Rathi. Here, you can listen to book reviews, book rants and book recommendations. You can also follow me on Instagram and drop your message their https://www.instagram.com/bibliophile_writer_?igsh=end1em04NjZmeXc1 Here is the link from which you can send me your audio messages too https://anchor.fm/shipra-rathi09/message

SheReads♡

A podcast exploring health and human experience. Brought to you by Wellcome Collection, a free museum and library in London.

The Wellcome Collection Podcast

The Sound Of The X podcast broadcasts live monthly worldwide. An hour long show selected and mixed by Pablo Denuit. Expect to find unreleased music and brand new tracks from a variety of dance music genres. Get ready and let your senses take control. One of a kind experience is waiting for you. Enjoy the ride.

Sound Of The X

Getting dressed is emotional. Grazia Fashion News and Features Director Laura Antonia Jordan understands this better than anyone. In Why I Wear It, she tracks down stylish people and delves into the whys, whos and wheres of their wardrobe. What do they wear when they are not OK? Who do they really dress for? Why do clothes matter – or not? This is fashion, with feelings.

Grazia Fashion: Why I Wear It

隨時更新！驚喜陪伴大家每一天！ 『財務思維專家』郝哥與各領域的頂尖朋友腦洞大開， 與你開心聊！ Powered by <a href="https://firstory.me">Firstory Hosting</a>

隨時更新！驚喜陪伴大家每一天！ 『財務思維專家』郝哥與各領域的頂尖朋友腦洞大開， 與你開心聊！ Powered by Firstory Hosting

隨時更新！驚喜陪伴大家每一天！ 『財務思維專家』郝哥與各領域的頂尖朋友腦洞大開， 與你開心聊！ Powered by <a href="https://firstory.me" rel="noopener noreferrer">Firstory Hosting</a>

郝聲音

Every day, creators give us professional-level content from the back of a metaphorical (or literal) closet. No creative form is quite so liberating as the podcast. But it's also a labor of love. What goes on behind the scenes? On "Cut Loose," we take you inside their closets and inside the minds of indie podcasters to ask: how do they do it?

"Cut Loose" by Uncut.fm

The Film Fund is proud to announce the start of an all-new podcast, The Film Fund Podcast! Hosted by The Film Fund’s Executive Producer, Thomas Verdi, this video and audio experience will take a deeper dive into some of the amazing things going on at The Film Fund.

Starting Friday, November 12th, 2020, The Film Fund Podcast will bring you new episodes every Friday. The episodes will be jam-packed with in-depth and insightful discussions with amazing filmmakers, film festival judges, some of The Film Fund’s previous winners, incredible sponsors, and more!

The Film Fund is proud to announce the start of an all-new podcast, The Film Fund Podcast! Hosted by The Film Fund’s Executive Producer, Thomas Verdi, this video and audio experience will take a deeper dive into some of the amazing things going on at The Film Fund. Starting Friday, November 12th, 2020, The Film Fund Podcast will bring you new episodes every Friday. The episodes will be jam-packed with in-depth and insightful discussions with amazing filmmakers, film festival judges, some of The Film Fund’s previous winners, incredible sponsors, and more!

The Film Fund Podcast

welcome to the MAJORLY minor podcast, where i discuss minor things in a major way. contact me at majorlyminorpodcast@gmail.com or visit www.mehruss.com

the MAJORLY minor podcast

Classic Scary Stories is your gateway to a world where the spine-tingling and the supernatural come alive through expertly narrated tales. This podcast delves into the eerie and the macabre, offering listeners a curated selection of ghost stories and horror classics that have stood the test of time. Each episode transports you into a realm where shadows whisper and the unknown lurks just beyond the edge of the light. Whether it's the chilling atmosphere of a haunted house, the unsettling quiet of an abandoned asylum, or the inexplicable presence of a ghostly figure, these stories are designed to captivate and terrify. Perfect for fans of horror and the supernatural, Classic Scary Stories not only entertains but also explores the deeper themes of fear, mortality, and the unknown that have fascinated humans for centuries. From the mind of Edgar Allan Poe to the eerie genius of H.P. Lovecraft, this show features a diverse array of narratives that will leave you questioning the reality of what lies just beyond your sight. As you listen, you'll discover why these stories have remained staples of the horror genre and how they continue to influence modern storytelling. Whether you're a seasoned horror aficionado or a newcomer to the genre, Classic Scary Stories offers a thrilling escape into the darker corners of literature, perfect for late-night listening sessions or whenever you're in the mood for a fright. Immerse yourself in the chilling atmosphere and let your imagination run wild as you experience the timeless art of storytelling at its most haunting. Check out more shows at solgoodmedia.com.

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