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The Real Thing is, on one level, a somewhat ironic tale of an artist and two rather particular models. Yet it also raises questions about the relationship between the notion of reality in our humdrum world, and the means that an artist must use in trying to achieve, or reflect, that reality. Though the protagonist is an artist and illustrator of books, not a writer, it's not hard to imagine that James has himself, and other writers, in mind.(summary by Clifford)

Real Thing, The by Henry James (1843 - 1916)

Scots Whay Hae! is the place to discuss modern Scottish Culture whatever and wherever that may be.

Scots Whay Hae!

O Alienista follows a famous psychiatrist obsessed with discovering the universal panacea to cure every kind of mental malady. In his missionary zeal, he consigns not just the mentally dysfunctional but also perfectly healthy and well adjusted ones to his newly opened asylum, since he believes that prevention is better than a cure. A revolt breaks out among the villagers. The good doctor now believes that “normalcy” is a malady and needs to be cured which takes the story on a bizarre turn.

O Alienista is a satire written by the Brazilian writer Machado de Assis. It first appeared in a Rio de Janiero newspaper in 1881-82 in serial form and was translated into English in 1963. It caught the public imagination with its brilliant film adaptation The Alienist which was presented on screen in 1973. It has also appeared in several anthologies of short stories by writers from all over the world.
 
O Alienista marks the debut of realism in novel-writing in Brazil. It also explores ideas of humanism, psychological analysis, mental health, the concept of judging what is “normal,” human attitudes and behavior. As an important vehicle of social criticism, the novel uses satire to effectively bring several important home-truths to the attention of the reading public.

Though it is too long to be called a short story and too short to be termed a complete novel, O Alienista can rightly be called a novella. The story opens with Dr Simon Bacamarte returning to his home in Itaguai. He is all fired up with the idea of devoting himself to discovering scientific and absolute cures for mental illnesses. He sets up his own treatment center called Casa Verde and in time, as he treats more and more patients, he begins to doubt his own theories about mental illness. His own wife seems a doubtful case as she dithers between different outfits to wear for a party, the overly religious Matim Brito, the vain Taylor Matheus and the gentle and submissive Gil Bernadus and many others also seem to be prime candidates who need “curing.” But Dr Simon's crusading enterprise soon falls afoul of the local sentiments and rebellion ensues. Does he emerge unscathed from the uprising? What happens to his pioneering efforts at the Casa Verde? These are questions that will be amusingly answered in the pages of this delightful book.

Readers who have loved satirical looks at contemporary social evils, oppression and suppression of opinion, everyday prejudices and prevailing myths about disease and health are sure to be absolutely entertained with O Alienista!

O Alienista follows a famous psychiatrist obsessed with discovering the universal panacea to cure every kind of mental malady. In his missionary zeal, he consigns not just the mentally dysfunctional but also perfectly healthy and well adjusted ones to his newly opened asylum, since he believes that prevention is better than a cure. A revolt breaks out among the villagers. The good doctor now believes that “normalcy” is a malady and needs to be cured which takes the story on a bizarre turn. O Alienista is a satire written by the Brazilian writer Machado de Assis. It first appeared in a Rio de Janiero newspaper in 1881-82 in serial form and was translated into English in 1963. It caught the public imagination with its brilliant film adaptation The Alienist which was presented on screen in 1973. It has also appeared in several anthologies of short stories by writers from all over the world. O Alienista marks the debut of realism in novel-writing in Brazil. It also explores ideas of humanism, psychological analysis, mental health, the concept of judging what is “normal,” human attitudes and behavior. As an important vehicle of social criticism, the novel uses satire to effectively bring several important home-truths to the attention of the reading public. Though it is too long to be called a short story and too short to be termed a complete novel, O Alienista can rightly be called a novella. The story opens with Dr Simon Bacamarte returning to his home in Itaguai. He is all fired up with the idea of devoting himself to discovering scientific and absolute cures for mental illnesses. He sets up his own treatment center called Casa Verde and in time, as he treats more and more patients, he begins to doubt his own theories about mental illness. His own wife seems a doubtful case as she dithers between different outfits to wear for a party, the overly religious Matim Brito, the vain Taylor Matheus and the gentle and submissive Gil Bernadus and many others also seem to be prime candidates who need “curing.” But Dr Simon's crusading enterprise soon falls afoul of the local sentiments and rebellion ensues. Does he emerge unscathed from the uprising? What happens to his pioneering efforts at the Casa Verde? These are questions that will be amusingly answered in the pages of this delightful book. Readers who have loved satirical looks at contemporary social evils, oppression and suppression of opinion, everyday prejudices and prevailing myths about disease and health are sure to be absolutely entertained with O Alienista!

O Alienista by Machado de Assis

The podcast for anyone interested in theatre in Canada and the people who make it happen. This podcast is hosted by Tyler Check with new episodes every week.

Let's Grab Coffee

product formulation & consultation, ingredient testing, how-to videos and other info that empowers you to create your own hair care and skincare products!

product formulation &amp; consultation, ingredient testing, how-to videos and other info that empowers you to create your own hair care and skincare products!

curlytea podcast

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theSTUDY is a magical place to better your craft. Featuring podcasts, essays, and special magic offers for magicians of all strengths. http://themagicdepot.com/study

theSTUDY - Better Your Magic

John Carter is mysteriously conveyed to Mars, where he discovers two intelligent species continually embroiled in warfare. Although he is a prisoner of four-armed green men, his Civil War experience and Earth-trained musculature give him superior martial abilities, and he is treated with deference by this fierce race. Falling in love with a princess of red humanoids (two-armed but egg-bearing), he contrives a daring escape and later rescues the red men from the hostility of another nation of their own race. In this struggle he enlists the aid of his former captors, whom he gradually civilizes, teaching them first the practical advantages of kindness to their beasts of burden and then of casting aside centuries of communal living in favor of the nuclear family. At last he even starts them on the path to mastering the arts of friendship and diplomacy. When the failure of the atmosphere-generator threatens the planet's inhabitants with extinction, Carter's luck, memory, and sheer determination make possible the salvation of the planet, but Carter himself falls unconscious before he knows the success of his efforts. The novel ends with his sudden involuntary return to Earth. (Summary by Thomas Copeland)

John Carter is mysteriously conveyed to Mars, where he discovers two intelligent species continually embroiled in warfare. Although he is a prisoner of four-armed green men, his Civil War experience and Earth-trained musculature give him superior martial abilities, and he is treated with deference by this fierce race. Falling in love with a princess of red humanoids (two-armed but egg-bearing), he contrives a daring escape and later rescues the red men from the hostility of another nation of their own race. In this struggle he enlists the aid of his former captors, whom he gradually civilizes, teaching them first the practical advantages of kindness to their beasts of burden and then of casting aside centuries of communal living in favor of the nuclear family. At last he even starts them on the path to mastering the arts of friendship and diplomacy. When the failure of the atmosphere-generator threatens the planet's inhabitants with extinction, Carter's luck, memory, and sheer determination make possible the salvation of the planet, but Carter himself falls unconscious before he knows the success of his efforts. The novel ends with his sudden involuntary return to Earth. (Summary by Thomas Copeland)

John Carter is mysteriously conveyed to Mars, where he discovers two intelligent species continually embroiled in warfare. Although he is a prisoner of four-armed green men, his Civil War experience and Earth-trained musculature give him superior martial abilities, and he is treated with deference by this fierce race. Falling in love with a princess of red humanoids (two-armed but egg-bearing), he contrives a daring escape and later rescues the red men from the hostility of another nation of their own race. In this struggle he enlists the aid of his former captors, whom he gradually civilizes, teaching them first the practical advantages of kindness to their beasts of burden and then of casting aside centuries of communal living in favor of the nuclear family. At last he even starts them on the path to mastering the arts of friendship and diplomacy. When the failure of the atmosphere-generator threatens the planet's inhabitants with extinction, Carter's luck, memory, and sheer determination make possible the salvation of the planet, but Carter himself falls unconscious before he knows the success of his efforts. The novel ends with his sudden involuntary return to Earth. (Summary by Thomas Copeland)

Princess of Mars (Version 3), A by Edgar Rice Burroughs (1875 - 1950)

Marie Fatan always wanted to know the truth about her father who died in the war. It took a trip to Romania for her to unveil his side of the family's secrets, it took a kidnapping to find out her father was still alive.

In Strigoaie: The Romanian Witch, Marie takes a trip through Europe with her grandmother she barely knows. During their travels, Granna Lee tells a story of her childhood.  Marie questions if her grandmother's extravagant story, as it involves witches, is truthful, or made up to pass the time. After Marie's returns from her travels in Romania, she settles in to her new home only to be kidnapped. The family secrets, once guarded from Marie (being related to a family of witches and the possibility of being one herself, the Fatan family's long term membership with a secluded cult titled, The Society, and the dark secret that Marie's dead father is alive) may be the only leverage she has to survive. 

Join Marie Fatan as she is thrown into turmoil trying to understand who she is, and what her father knows that could kill her and her entire family.

Marie Fatan always wanted to know the truth about her father who died in the war. It took a trip to Romania for her to unveil his side of the family's secrets, it took a kidnapping to find out her father was still alive. In Strigoaie: The Romanian Witch, Marie takes a trip through Europe with her grandmother she barely knows. During their travels, Granna Lee tells a story of her childhood. Marie questions if her grandmother's extravagant story, as it involves witches, is truthful, or made up to pass the time. After Marie's returns from her travels in Romania, she settles in to her new home only to be kidnapped. The family secrets, once guarded from Marie (being related to a family of witches and the possibility of being one herself, the Fatan family's long term membership with a secluded cult titled, The Society, and the dark secret that Marie's dead father is alive) may be the only leverage she has to survive. Join Marie Fatan as she is thrown into turmoil trying to understand who she is, and what her father knows that could kill her and her entire family.

Strigoaie The Romanian Witch

Specializing in anthropomorphic speculative fiction

Independent Claws

This is one of the greatest devotional books of the Christian faith, inspiring thousands to a closer walk with their Lord. John Wesley was a close associate of Mr. Law and was influenced by this very book to some of his great work in England, and America too. William Law uses fictional characters to illustrate what true devotion is, and what it is not. This makes for a very interesting reading experience. Every Christian will find themselves challenged to a closer scrutiny of their lives after reading this book, and will, I believe, be inspired to a personal revival of their consecration and dedication to God. (Summary by Robert Hoffman)

This is one of the greatest devotional books of the Christian faith, inspiring thousands to a closer walk with their Lord. John Wesley was a close associate of Mr. Law and was influenced by this very book to some of his great work in England, and America too.William Law uses fictional characters to illustrate what true devotion is, and what it is not. This makes for a very interesting reading experience. Every Christian will find themselves challenged to a closer scrutiny of their lives after reading this book, and will, I believe, be inspired to a personal revival of their consecration and dedication to God. (Summary by Robert Hoffman)

This is one of the greatest devotional books of the Christian faith, inspiring thousands to a closer walk with their Lord. John Wesley was a close associate of Mr. Law and was influenced by this very book to some of his great work in England, and America too. William Law uses fictional characters to illustrate what true devotion is, and what it is not. This makes for a very interesting reading experience. Every Christian will find themselves challenged to a closer scrutiny of their lives after reading this book, and will, I believe, be inspired to a personal revival of their consecration and dedication to God. (Summary by Robert Hoffman)

Serious Call to a Devout and Holy Life, A by William Law (1686 - 1761)

Ben, Polly, Joel, Davie and baby Phronsie are the five children of the late Mr. Pepper and his hard-working wife. The family is desperately poor and Mrs. Pepper and Ben have to work out of the house to keep the home fires burning. Young Polly takes over the reins of the household and becomes a surrogate mom to her little brothers and sister.

This heart-warming tale has provided hours of entertainment to generations of children and parents. Five Little Peppers and How they Grew by Margaret Sidney is the first in a series of twelve books featuring the lives of the Pepper family.

In this first book, we find the young Peppers struggling with a lack of money but yet they remain cheerful and brave, working together to make life easier for the mother. When the series begins, the youngest, Phronsie, or Sophronia, is a baby of three, and is doted upon by the entire clan. She loves dolls and is a kind hearted little girl, always willing to sympathize with anyone in need. Mrs. Pepper, or Mamsie, as the children call her, is the person who keeps her brood together and inculcates the values of sincerity, honesty, humility and hard work in them. The eldest two, Ben and Polly are capable assistants to their mother. Joel is the live wire in the family, while Davie is the quiet and reflective one. They all live together in their Little Brown House. A disaster leads to a chance meeting with a kind hearted philanthropist, J Horatio King, whose generosity and wealth change the lives of the Pepper family forever.

This charming, if slightly dated, story was first published in 1881. It followed the tradition of children's novels at the time, where a family learns to overcome hardship and triumphs in the end. Like Louisa M Alcott's Little Women series, the Pepper books went on to trace the lives of the five well into adulthood, marriage and parenthood. Phronsie, the youngest is a young lady of twenty by the time the last book ends.

Measles, poverty, adventures, a kidnapping, lots of humor and old fashioned values make Five Little Peppers... a delightful read for both parents and children. In the late 1930s and 40s, a series of films were made based on the books. However, the script was quite different and merely used the characters created by Margaret Sidney.

This endearing tale that combines homespun wisdom with gentle humor is indeed a great addition to your children's book shelf!

Ben, Polly, Joel, Davie and baby Phronsie are the five children of the late Mr. Pepper and his hard-working wife. The family is desperately poor and Mrs. Pepper and Ben have to work out of the house to keep the home fires burning. Young Polly takes over the reins of the household and becomes a surrogate mom to her little brothers and sister. This heart-warming tale has provided hours of entertainment to generations of children and parents. Five Little Peppers and How they Grew by Margaret Sidney is the first in a series of twelve books featuring the lives of the Pepper family. In this first book, we find the young Peppers struggling with a lack of money but yet they remain cheerful and brave, working together to make life easier for the mother. When the series begins, the youngest, Phronsie, or Sophronia, is a baby of three, and is doted upon by the entire clan. She loves dolls and is a kind hearted little girl, always willing to sympathize with anyone in need. Mrs. Pepper, or Mamsie, as the children call her, is the person who keeps her brood together and inculcates the values of sincerity, honesty, humility and hard work in them. The eldest two, Ben and Polly are capable assistants to their mother. Joel is the live wire in the family, while Davie is the quiet and reflective one. They all live together in their Little Brown House. A disaster leads to a chance meeting with a kind hearted philanthropist, J Horatio King, whose generosity and wealth change the lives of the Pepper family forever. This charming, if slightly dated, story was first published in 1881. It followed the tradition of children's novels at the time, where a family learns to overcome hardship and triumphs in the end. Like Louisa M Alcott's Little Women series, the Pepper books went on to trace the lives of the five well into adulthood, marriage and parenthood. Phronsie, the youngest is a young lady of twenty by the time the last book ends. Measles, poverty, adventures, a kidnapping, lots of humor and old fashioned values make Five Little Peppers... a delightful read for both parents and children. In the late 1930s and 40s, a series of films were made based on the books. However, the script was quite different and merely used the characters created by Margaret Sidney. This endearing tale that combines homespun wisdom with gentle humor is indeed a great addition to your children's book shelf!

Five Little Peppers and How They Grew by Margaret Sidney

Podcast door Vincent 'Jiggy Djé' Patty over jeugdig enthousiasme in een wereld die vraagt om structuur en organisatie.&nbsp;

Podcast door Vincent 'Jiggy Djé' Patty over jeugdig enthousiasme in een wereld die vraagt om structuur en organisatie. 

Wilde Haren de Podcast

Change your life by changing your thoughts. The Majesty of Calmness is your guide to attracting prosperity, manifesting opportunities, and managing stress–all while discovering the values most precious to you.

The Majesty of Calmness by William George Jordan

A podcast for readers who want to know the stories behind the pages 📖 Join Caitlin and Michelle, two book nerds who bring you in-depth conversations about writing and publishing from those on the inside. Grab a cuppa and get ready to chat books.

Better Words

Just a few creatives who sit down and review underrated classics of science fiction, fantasy, horror, sequential art, film, history, and various other odds and ends.

Mirror Zone Media

Un podcast en el que hablamos de un libro cada programa y de sus adaptaciones cinematográficas o series televisivas. 
Siguenos en Twtiter @GuionesPodcast

Un podcast en el que hablamos de un libro cada programa y de sus adaptaciones cinematográficas o series televisivas. Siguenos en Twtiter @GuionesPodcast

Guiones Adaptados

Closure Optional is a collection of stories and ideas from people who do hard things, whether it's on purpose or not. Sometimes hard things are forced on you, sometimes your life just feels hard, and sometimes you put yourself through hell on purpose to discover your own potential, but nobody suffers in vain when other people can learn from what you've done. Regardless of your challenge, I will have talked to someone who can help you through it, and hopefully we can make you laugh a little on the way. Music created by Kurt Chatfield <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.

Closure Optional is a collection of stories and ideas from people who do hard things, whether it's on purpose or not. Sometimes hard things are forced on you, sometimes your life just feels hard, and sometimes you put yourself through hell on purpose to discover your own potential, but nobody suffers in vain when other people can learn from what you've done. Regardless of your challenge, I will have talked to someone who can help you through it, and hopefully we can make you laugh a little on the way.Music created by Kurt Chatfield Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Closure Optional is a collection of stories and ideas from people who do hard things, whether it's on purpose or not. Sometimes hard things are forced on you, sometimes your life just feels hard, and sometimes you put yourself through hell on purpose to discover your own potential, but nobody suffers in vain when other people can learn from what you've done. Regardless of your challenge, I will have talked to someone who can help you through it, and hopefully we can make you laugh a little on the way. Music created by Kurt Chatfield Hosted on Acast. See <a href="https://acast.com/privacy" rel="noopener noreferrer">acast.com/privacy</a> for more information.

Closure Optional

Each month, Charlotte Lorimer and Georgia Parkin learn and talk about three figures: a person, a number and an image. Their conversations also include recommendations for books, podcasts, films, series or exhibitions.

Each month, Charlotte Lorimer and Georgia Parkin learn and talk about three figures: a person, a number and an image. Their conversations also include recommendations for books, podcasts, films, series or exhibitions.

The Figure

Young Adult fantasy author Ash Oldfield joins Steve de Niese in a podcast about reading, writing and everything in-between.

The Book Stash

It's a blog and a podcast, about libraries and reading and our love of both.   All from Falkirk in beautiful Central Scotland

It's a blog and a podcast, about libraries and reading and our love of both. All from Falkirk in beautiful Central Scotland

Library Love

One mountain, two cities. Two radio hosts. One Above the mountain, one Below. One society defined by anarchy, one defined by absolutism. They meet. What could go wrong?

Above and Below

En cada episodio de Editorial con VIP Sisters, Viviana e Ivana Piña tocarán temas relevantes acerca del mundo de la moda y belleza. Discutiremos tendencias, historia y noticias que moldean desde el negocio de la moda hasta las redes sociales y el comportamiento de los consumidores. Como en una Editorial de moda contaremos una historia basada en las tendencias y noticias actuales.

Editorial con VIP Sisters

We read to exist, therefore we read to resist. The Feminist Book Club (Paris) is a book club that meets every month at Shakespeare and Company bookshop, Paris.

The FBC Paris

Insight, laughs, and high times with your host Ant Powell, joined by some of the world's greatest known and unknown artists and creators. Grab your stash and lighter and join us in the skies. Enjoy &amp; Stay High Friends! #ItsAllGood

Insight, laughs, and high times with your host Ant Powell, joined by some of the world's greatest known and unknown artists and creators. Grab your stash and lighter and join us in the skies. Enjoy & Stay High Friends! #ItsAllGood

HIGH! From Friends

"Where Were You the Night Billy Reno Died?" Bass guitarist Paul Kingston didn't kill his old friend Billy, but the cops say he did, and he's got no alibi. He's about to start the biggest recording gig he's landed in years, and now he's wanted by the law. Hounded by an overzealous police detective, stalked by a crazy homeless girl who claims Billy sent her, and struggling to make the recording sessions that can pull his music career out of limbo, can Paul find the real killer and clear his name before the cops haul him away? Set in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, and told through the eyes of a veteran professional musician, The Sweetest One is a fast paced romp jam-packed with twists and turns that will keep you on the edge of your seat.

The Sweetest One

Golpo is the Bengali word for stories. It is a curious little word, both a verb and a noun at the same time. As a child Rituparna would insist on two stories and two songs every night. She would pretend to go off to sleep testing her parents to see if they'd finish the story they started to tell. When her grandmother told her stories she would kick her legs in the air fighting sleep before it wrapped her in. Golpo, the joy of oral storytelling returned to Rituparna's life as a mother. From a visual storyteller she discovered the magic of the spoken word all over again. Now a Performance Storyteller, Trainer, Consultant & Coach Rituparna is the Founder of Your Story Bag. Rituparna believes that stories bridge people & telling stories creates a shared experience. So whether you listen to these stories in the classroom, boardroom or living room, each of these stories will trigger conversations amongst people. Go ahead & try it out... <a href="https://rituparnaghoshstoryteller.substack.com/s/golpo-stories-that-spark-conversations?utm_medium=podcast">rituparnaghoshstoryteller.substack.com</a>

Golpo is the Bengali word for stories. It is a curious little word, both a verb and a noun at the same time. As a child Rituparna would insist on two stories and two songs every night. She would pretend to go off to sleep testing her parents to see if they'd finish the story they started to tell. When her grandmother told her stories she would kick her legs in the air fighting sleep before it wrapped her in. Golpo, the joy of oral storytelling returned to Rituparna's life as a mother. From a visual storyteller she discovered the magic of the spoken word all over again. Now a Performance Storyteller, Trainer, Consultant & Coach Rituparna is the Founder of Your Story Bag. Rituparna believes that stories bridge people & telling stories creates a shared experience. So whether you listen to these stories in the classroom, boardroom or living room, each of these stories will trigger conversations amongst people. Go ahead & try it out... rituparnaghoshstoryteller.substack.com

Golpo is the Bengali word for stories. It is a curious little word, both a verb and a noun at the same time. As a child Rituparna would insist on two stories and two songs every night. She would pretend to go off to sleep testing her parents to see if they'd finish the story they started to tell. When her grandmother told her stories she would kick her legs in the air fighting sleep before it wrapped her in. Golpo, the joy of oral storytelling returned to Rituparna's life as a mother. From a visual storyteller she discovered the magic of the spoken word all over again. Now a Performance Storyteller, Trainer, Consultant &amp; Coach Rituparna is the Founder of Your Story Bag. Rituparna believes that stories bridge people &amp; telling stories creates a shared experience. So whether you listen to these stories in the classroom, boardroom or living room, each of these stories will trigger conversations amongst people. Go ahead &amp; try it out... <a href="https://rituparnaghoshstoryteller.substack.com/s/golpo-stories-that-spark-conversations?utm_medium=podcast" rel="noopener noreferrer">rituparnaghoshstoryteller.substack.com</a>

Golpo | Stories From Around the World

Pete and Brian graduated from Oregon State University in the mid 90's.  One might say at a low point for Beaver sports.  We're long suffering Beaver fans who like to talk about the sports other than Football and Men's basketball.

Pete and Brian graduated from Oregon State University in the mid 90's. One might say at a low point for Beaver sports. We're long suffering Beaver fans who like to talk about the sports other than Football and Men's basketball.

Orange, Black, and Beyond

David Bassin hosts a weekly two-hour set of beats, rhythm & sound, featuring the latest  jazz, soul, & global grooves. Now in its 26th year, FreeFall, airs on KXSF-102.5-FM/KXSF.FM in San Francisco, Tuesdays 10am-noon, and is heard in over 80 countries.

David Bassin hosts a weekly two-hour set of beats, rhythm & sound, featuring the latest jazz, soul, & global grooves. Now in its 26th year, FreeFall, airs on KXSF-102.5-FM/KXSF.FM in San Francisco, Tuesdays 10am-noon, and is heard in over 80 countries.

David Bassin hosts a weekly two-hour set of beats, rhythm &amp; sound, featuring the latest  jazz, soul, &amp; global grooves. Now in its 26th year, FreeFall, airs on KXSF-102.5-FM/KXSF.FM in San Francisco, Tuesdays 10am-noon, and is heard in over 80 countries.

FreeFall w/David Bassin

Un podcast sin filtro hecho para todos los que buscan crecer profesionalmente en el mundo creativo, invitaremos a personas del rubro con experiencias variadas para que nos cuentan su historia y nos digan como resuelven los retos actuales... ah y seguro un par de chistes malos

UXBS

Talk@Will with host Will Foster of bearwillfoster.com interviews people in all types of the adult industry.

Talk@Will

Ketócastið með Hönnu Þóru og Hrönn Bjarna fjallar um allt sem tengist ketó matarrræðinu. Spjall, fróðleikur, lífið á ketó og viðtöl við skemmtilega einstaklinga

Ketócastið

Join us as we give arts & entertainment the discussion they deserve.

Join us as we give arts &amp; entertainment the discussion they deserve.

Arts & Entertainment with Chris & Randall

How does place affect the music we make? How does music affect the way we perceive our relationships with the world around us? Join me as I interview composers and examine the philosophy of place in an attempt to answer some of these thought-provoking questions.

Ears to the Earth

A Podcast with unfiltered content that will address today's socioeconomic, social justice, and general trending issues.

Bob Z UNKUT/Community Views

You know when you finish reading that book, you want to immediately give your reaction to someone? Well, this is my attempt at it. No in-depth reviews, no analysis on plot or characters. Just a quick reaction. Hopefully, you’ll find it enjoyable.

Arts Podcasts / Page 706

Real Thing, The by Henry James (1843 - 1916)

Scots Whay Hae!

O Alienista by Machado de Assis

Let's Grab Coffee

curlytea podcast

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theSTUDY - Better Your Magic

Princess of Mars (Version 3), A by Edgar Rice Burroughs (1875 - 1950)

Strigoaie The Romanian Witch

Independent Claws

Serious Call to a Devout and Holy Life, A by William Law (1686 - 1761)

Five Little Peppers and How They Grew by Margaret Sidney

Wilde Haren de Podcast

The Majesty of Calmness by William George Jordan

Better Words

Mirror Zone Media

Guiones Adaptados

Closure Optional

The Figure

The Book Stash

Library Love

Above and Below

Editorial con VIP Sisters

The FBC Paris

HIGH! From Friends

The Sweetest One

Golpo | Stories From Around the World

Orange, Black, and Beyond

FreeFall w/David Bassin

UXBS

Talk@Will

Ketócastið

Arts & Entertainment with Chris & Randall

Ears to the Earth

Bob Z UNKUT/Community Views

Luiggie’s Quick Book Reaction

NAIVE, the Podcast

Art Ache

The Shaking Bog Podcast

WOW挖藝術

You Don't Know Beans

Jen & Jeff Need a Book

DC & Tea

Movie Recaps

La Chica de los Libros

The Scarlet Pimpernel - Baroness Orczy

Álhatturinn

The Life of Letters

The Powder Room

Anthony Burke's By Design