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Listen to the intoxicated and twisted phone conversations between bloggers AALV, Wonderbitch!, Boozy Irish Floozie and Nina!  You demanded--they delivered!  With a "special" guest every week....

Listen to the intoxicated and twisted phone conversations between bloggers AALV, Wonderbitch!, Boozy Irish Floozie and Nina! You demanded--they delivered! With a "special" guest every week....

We Are Better Than You

Papo de Urubu

Comedy about a local amateur theatre company who have to put up with the antics of a self-styled Diva. Podcast version of a full length stage play in six episodes

Prima Donna

Two Pro Alcholetes, attempt to break down current events while providing you with information that won't be safe for work and most likely won't be factual. Crack open a beer and enjoy the news with some comedic relief about a not so comedic world.

News With Brews

A light hearted laid back comedic discussion of life stories, hobbies, current events, and more. NSFW

Shootin the Shibby

Slutty nerds Stacie Rasmussen and Tabitha Davis take a humorous and irreverent approach to feminism as they talk about lesser-known women in history.

Unsung Sluts Podcast

Our first podcasts on the SAO abridged series as well as some other things mixed in. 

Join our Discord server: https://discord.gg/92c8pJS (Still in dev)

Our first podcasts on the SAO abridged series as well as some other things mixed in. Join our Discord server: https://discord.gg/92c8pJS (Still in dev)

SAO abridged talk

An Introspective reflective perspective watch-along of the movies that shaped us from the 70's, 80's, 90's and beyond... The best and worst of horror, sci-fi, flops and schlock - with talk.

Birdhands

Hey, Demons! Two childhood BFFs discuss spooky stories, urban legends, folklore and more in this weekly humor podcast! Join us every Monday for a new episode.

Hey Demons! It's Ya Girls Podcast

DID YOU EVEN WATCH IT? is a PODCAST by three brothers and a best Mate, where we talk about one of our biggest passions, movies. In particular, movies that are seen by critics and/or fans as flops/failures/average that we enjoyed or simply movies that we don't think have gotten the notoriety or praise that they deserve. Each week we will pick a different movie to discuss and talk about things we love about the movie, the actors, favourite scenes, quotes, behind the scenes trivia and even parts of the movies that didn't make sense or could have been done better. Maybe we find listeners that agree with us and maybe even change people's minds on some movies or think we are crazy for loving these movies.

DID YOU EVEN WATCH IT?

Just a stoner getting high and talking about whatever comes to mind or topics that people are interested in hearing about instagrams are @candycortess for bud photos and such and @bongripbitch for bong rips and stoner vids

420Talk

La verdad sin tener que disfrazarla , Los temas mas ardiente , lo que mas me gusta de la vida , lo que no puedo decir en Youtube vamos hablarte sin rodeos...

UN CAFE CON PATABLANCA

Movie and TV insight you won't get anywhere else in the multiverse

Red Band Reviewers

Your hosts Gaye, Emily and Nick, three members of GENeration Z discuss their lives, the tea and their journey's. Keeping it real, comedic and motivational every week.

Podcast GEN

Two Friends find out just how many truly crazy shows exist on the internet. Starting with Anime.

WTHDIJ Watch

Sekadar tahu tapi tidak tahu, tidak tahu tapi tahu.
Magak !!
Berhubung kukuhsetiyou@gmail.com

Sekadar tahu tapi tidak tahu, tidak tahu tapi tahu. Magak !! Berhubung kukuhsetiyou@gmail.com

Lagak Magak

hosted by mad king milo and baby g. these two crazies cover topics from movies and tv. music. THE APOCALYPSE with whoever stops in to chat. hope yall enjoy duck it in the cat!

Duck it in the cat

Cerita dan Argumen dari Rahmadar Tri Novanto dan Zulfiqar Al Arif yang berisikan bercandaan mengenai kehidupan sehari-hari dan hal-hal yang ingin mereka obrolin.
Hubungi kami di :
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Atau di instagram : @podcastcemen

Cerita dan Argumen dari Rahmadar Tri Novanto dan Zulfiqar Al Arif yang berisikan bercandaan mengenai kehidupan sehari-hari dan hal-hal yang ingin mereka obrolin. Hubungi kami di : podcastcemen@gmail.com Atau di instagram : @podcastcemen

Podcast Cemen

hey there, teenage America!! It’s “The Gag Is... with Erica &amp; Camille,&quot; where the debrief with the girls is juicier than the drama. Erica Madera, an unhinged trans woman, and her best girlfriend Camille spill the grease and give their unfiltered opinions (like literally who asked). We love our LGBTQ-uties, and we dive deep into the drama with the straights too, lol. 
catch up on all the drama with our huge backlog of episodes on Spotify and Apple Podcasts and don't miss our full-frontal video episodes on Erica Madera's YouTube channel. So, what will the gag be this week? Literally listen and find out h*e

hey there, teenage America!! It’s “The Gag Is... with Erica & Camille," where the debrief with the girls is juicier than the drama. Erica Madera, an unhinged trans woman, and her best girlfriend Camille spill the grease and give their unfiltered opinions (like literally who asked). We love our LGBTQ-uties, and we dive deep into the drama with the straights too, lol. catch up on all the drama with our huge backlog of episodes on Spotify and Apple Podcasts and don't miss our full-frontal video episodes on Erica Madera's YouTube channel. So, what will the gag be this week? Literally listen and find out h*e

hey there, teenage America!! It’s “The Gag Is... with Erica &amp; Camille," where the debrief with the girls is juicier than the drama. Erica Madera, an unhinged trans woman, and her best girlfriend Camille spill the grease and give their unfiltered opinions (like literally who asked). We love our LGBTQ-uties, and we dive deep into the drama with the straights too, lol. 
catch up on all the drama with our huge backlog of episodes on Spotify and Apple Podcasts and don't miss our full-frontal video episodes on Erica Madera's YouTube channel. So, what will the gag be this week? Literally listen and find out h*e

The Gag Is... with Erica & Camille

Our sketch show gives feminism a voice. A silly voice. The Second Sketch condenses the concerns and contradictions of modern day feminism into 15-minute chunks for your amusement. Written by Josie Throup and Kit Foxley.

The Second Sketch

疯狂直播间，你来当导演！一档由车语传媒独家出品的搞笑节目。不是所有的段子都能让你身临其境，但是在这里他们可以！不是所有的新闻都那么生动活泼严肃紧张，但是他们可以！每天有多少奇遇，请全部让他们演出来！疯狂直播间，玩你不敢玩，好玩到你想不到！

疯狂直播间

Futuros ganadores del Oscar.... Naaa! 3 Godinez con varias historias por contar! 

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Futuros ganadores del Oscar.... Naaa! 3 Godinez con varias historias por contar! -INSTAGRAM: https://is.gd/wsDUpx -FB: https://is.gd/MUi3Gp -YOUTUBE: https://is.gd/zwFvUI Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/entre-godinez/support

Futuros ganadores del Oscar.... Naaa! 3 Godinez con varias historias por contar! 

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Entre Godinez

Вітаємо, це REDI Podcast. Федір Крикун і Дмитро Костюк говорять про буття з гостями - людьми, які займаються чимось цікавим. Easy easy real talk. Дивіться нас на YouTube: http://bit.ly/REDIPodcastPlaylist

REDI Podcast

We review a beer, talk about the episode's topic, tell you what's going on in our lives and recommend some songs.

D's Beer Lab

A comedic podcast where we rant about things in the world that do and do not matter. We know you don't read these.

Living Room Rants

Mari Kita Pulang

Gagal Terus

Stay Off My Grass Podcast

この番組は、グリンがなおの日常を綴ったツイート ＃今日のなお を音声でお届けする番組です。

この番組ではお便りをお待ちしております。
なおさんに話してほしいテーマをお寄せ下さい。
なおさんが斜め上から扱ってくれます。
宛先は　kyounonao@gmail.com　まで

この番組は、グリンがなおの日常を綴ったツイート ＃今日のなお を音声でお届けする番組です。 この番組ではお便りをお待ちしております。 なおさんに話してほしいテーマをお寄せ下さい。 なおさんが斜め上から扱ってくれます。 宛先は kyounonao@gmail.com まで

今日のなお

2025 مسلسل شركة الإستشارات الأجرامية

A show where comedian and host Bjorn RG brings on comics on to explode one of their jokes. They go through, break it down, hear about the process and story behind the joke.

The Joke Exploder

There is nothing more exciting than listening to someone who is excited. In this podcast, I ask people (mostly stand-up comedians) to share their passions. I want to learn about their personal passion, but I also want to learn about them. What makes them tick, why do they love Greek Mythology, what went wrong in their childhood, etc. Come along with me and get excited about everything.

There is nothing more exciting than listening to someone who is excited. In this podcast, I ask people (mostly stand-up comedians) to share their passions. I want to learn about their personal passion, but I also want to learn about them. What makes them tick, why do they love Greek Mythology, what went wrong in their childhood, etc. Come along with me and get excited about everything.

My Personal Passion

Once upon a time, a guy asked Fiona if she had any hobbies. She told him, “Learning Doja Cat raps, having good conversations with my friends, making TikToks, thrifting, and going to Sephora. Oh and going to the beach.” She never heard from him again. No Hobbies Just Vibes is a comedy podcast about dating, relationships, and friendship. Follow host Fiona Shea @baddgal_fifi on <a href="https://www.tiktok.com/@baddgal_fifi?lang=en">TikTok</a>.

Once upon a time, a guy asked Fiona if she had any hobbies. She told him, “Learning Doja Cat raps, having good conversations with my friends, making TikToks, thrifting, and going to Sephora. Oh and going to the beach.” She never heard from him again. No Hobbies Just Vibes is a comedy podcast about dating, relationships, and friendship. Follow host Fiona Shea @baddgal_fifi on TikTok.

Once upon a time, a guy asked Fiona if she had any hobbies. She told him, “Learning Doja Cat raps, having good conversations with my friends, making TikToks, thrifting, and going to Sephora. Oh and going to the beach.” She never heard from him again. No Hobbies Just Vibes is a comedy podcast about dating, relationships, and friendship. Follow host Fiona Shea @baddgal_fifi on <a href="https://www.tiktok.com/@baddgal_fifi?lang=en" rel="noopener noreferrer">TikTok</a>.

No Hobbies Just Vibes

Good evening, ladies and gentlemen, boys and ghouls! Welcome to another electrifying episode of our Monster Mash-terpiece Theatre. Tonight, we're going to piece together the life story of everyone's favorite reanimated ragdoll, the bolt-necked behemoth himself – Frankenstein's Monster! So strap yourself to the nearest operating table, keep your eye on that lightning rod, and for the love of all that's holy, don't pull that switch! ...Oh, you pulled the switch. Well, I guess the show must go on. IT'S ALIVE! IT'S ALIVE! Our tale begins not in a dark and stormy castle laboratory, but in the surprisingly sunny climes of Geneva, Switzerland, in the summer of 1816. A group of literary luminaries, including Lord Byron, Percy Shelley, and his soon-to-be wife Mary Wollstonecraft Godwin (later Mary Shelley), were vacationing near Lake Geneva. Thanks to the eruption of Mount Tambora the previous year, 1816 was known as the "Year Without a Summer," which sounds like a great name for an emo band but was actually a climate disaster that forced our literary heroes to stay indoors. Bored out of their minds (apparently, charades can only entertain for so long), Byron suggested they each write a ghost story. Mary, only 18 at the time, struggled with writer's block until she had a waking dream of a "hideous phantasm of a man stretched out, and then, on the working of some powerful engine, show signs of life, and stir with an uneasy, half vital motion." And thus, Frankenstein's Monster was born – metaphorically, at least. The actual birth would involve a lot more grave robbing and electricity. Mary expanded her idea into the novel "Frankenstein; or, The Modern Prometheus," published anonymously in 1818. The book tells the story of Victor Frankenstein, a scientist who decides playing God is a great career move, and creates a sapient creature in an unorthodox scientific experiment. Spoiler alert: it doesn't end well. It's like a cautionary tale about the dangers of science, or possibly about the importance of good parenting. Now, let's clear up a common misconception. "Frankenstein" is the name of the doctor, not the monster. The creature is never actually named in the book, which seems like a major oversight on Victor's part. You'd think after going through all the trouble of creating life, he'd at least grab a baby name book. Instead, the creature is referred to as "monster," "creature," "demon," "wretch," "abortion," "fiend," and "it." Talk about identity issues! In the novel, the monster is described as 8 feet tall, with yellowish skin that "barely disguised the workings of the arteries and muscles underneath," watery, glowing eyes, flowing black hair, and black lips. Essentially, he looked like a heavy metal rocker after a three-day bender. Despite his appearance, the monster was initially gentle and kind, with the mind of a newborn. It was only after being repeatedly rejected by humanity (and his deadbeat dad Victor) that he turned to violence. It's a tale as old as time – boy meets world, world rejects boy, boy swears vengeance on all of humanity. Tale as old as time, I tell you! The book was a hit, tapping into contemporary anxieties about scientific advancement and the Industrial Revolution. It's considered one of the earliest examples of science fiction, proving that even in the 1800s, people worried that technology would create monsters – although back then, the monster was made of corpse parts rather than ones and zeros. But it wasn't until the 20th century that our patchwork pal really shuffled into the spotlight. In 1931, Universal Pictures released "Frankenstein," directed by James Whale and starring Boris Karloff as the monster. This film gave us the iconic image of the monster we know today: tall, square-headed, with a flat-top hairdo, neck bolts, and a stylish dark suit. It was like Karloff raided Herman Munster's closet. Karloff's portrayal was a masterpiece of sympathetic monstrosity. Despite only grunting and groaning (the monster was mute in this version), Karloff managed to convey a range of emotions, from childlike innocence to rage and despair. It was like a really intense game of charades. The film was a massive success, spawning several sequels. In "Bride of Frankenstein" (1935), the monster even got a girlfriend, complete with a killer beehive hairdo that would make the B-52s jealous. Sadly, their relationship was short-lived. Apparently, "till death do us part" doesn't mean much when you're already made of dead parts. Over the years, Frankenstein's Monster has appeared in countless films, TV shows, comics, and even breakfast cereals (Franken Berry, anyone?). He's been portrayed as everything from a mindless killing machine to a misunderstood gentle giant to a suave ladies' man (I'm looking at you, Aaron Eckhart in "I, Frankenstein"). But no matter how he's portrayed, Frankenstein's Monster always maintains certain iconic traits. Let's break down the Franken-starter pack, shall we? The Flat Top: Because nothing says "pieced together from corpses" like a hairdo you could land a plane on. The Neck Bolts: For that extra spark in his love life. They're also great for hanging Christmas ornaments! The Grunting: Who needs witty dialogue when you can express a full range of emotions through various "Urghs" and "Arghs"? The Stomping Walk: Because when you're made of mismatched parts, every step is a miracle. The Green Skin: Not in the original book, but it's become standard. Apparently, death does not become him. The Aversion to Fire: You'd think someone brought to life by electricity would be less scared of a little flame. The Ongoing Identity Crisis: Is he Frankenstein? Frankenstein's Monster? Frank? Frankie? The eternal question. Now, let's address some of our favorite monster's... unique quirks. First off, there's his fashion sense. For someone cobbled together from corpse parts, he's surprisingly dapper. That suit? Timeless. Those boots? Made for stomping. The only question is, where does he shop? "Big and Tall and Previously Deceased"? Then there's his interesting relationship with electricity. You'd think after being jolted to life, he'd have developed a phobia of anything with a current. But nope, in many adaptations, he seems to get a power boost from lightning. It's like a macabre Red Bull. And let's not forget his tendency to make friends with the most unlikely characters. Blind hermits, little girls with flowers, Scooby-Doo – our boy isn't picky when it comes to companionship. It's heartwarming, really. Who says reanimated corpse monsters can't be social butterflies? But perhaps the monster's most endearing quality is his childlike nature. Despite his fearsome appearance, he often displays the innocence and wonder of a toddler. A very large, very strong toddler who could crush you like a grape, but a toddler nonetheless. It's a reminder that it's what's on the inside that counts – even if what's on the inside is a mishmash of organs from different corpses. Over the decades, we've seen all sorts of new interpretations of Frankenstein's Monster. There's the tragic antihero of Mary Shelley's original novel, the childlike brute of the Universal films, and the wise-cracking Adam of the "I, Frankenstein" film (because nothing says 'timeless gothic horror' like parkour and gargoyles). We've had Frankenstein's Monster as a hero ("Van Helsing"), as a father ("The Munsters"), and even as a hotel manager ("Hotel Transylvania"). He's been in love stories, comedies, and action films. He's fought Dracula, wolfmen, and in one memorable comic series, Batman. Talk about franchise mobility! In more recent years, we've seen attempts to bring the story back to its roots. Kenneth Branagh's "Mary Shelley's Frankenstein" in 1994 tried to be more faithful to the book, resulting in a shirtless, angst-ridden Robert De Niro running around and questioning his existence. It was like "Taxi Driver," but with more grave robbing. We've also seen the Frankenstein story reimagined in modern settings. The TV series "Penny Dreadful" gave us a monster with existential dread and a penchant for poetry. Victor Frankenstein has appeared as a character in "Once Upon a Time," because apparently fairy tale characters needed a mad scientist in their midst. And let's not forget the animated "Frankenweenie," which proved that the Frankenstein story works just as well with adorable undead dogs. So, why does Frankenstein's Monster continue to captivate us after all these years? Perhaps it's because he represents so many of our own fears and insecurities. He's an outsider, desperately seeking acceptance in a world that fears him. He's a creation abandoned by his creator, searching for meaning and purpose. He's a being grappling with his own existence, trying to understand his place in the world. Or maybe we just really like the idea of mix-and-match body parts. Who hasn't wanted to swap out an arm or a leg now and then? In all seriousness, Frankenstein's Monster endures because he's a complex character that can be interpreted in so many ways. He's a villain and a victim, a monster and a man. He represents the best and worst of humanity – our capacity for creation and destruction, for compassion and cruelty. He's also a walking (well, stomping) reminder of the potential dangers of scientific advancement unchecked by ethics. In our modern world of genetic engineering and artificial intelligence, the questions raised by Mary Shelley over 200 years ago are more relevant than ever. Should we do something just because we can? What responsibilities do we have to the things we create? Heavy stuff for a guy often portrayed with the vocabulary of a toaster. So, the next time you see a square-headed, bolt-necked figure shambling down the street, don't run away in terror. Offer him a kind word, or maybe a sandwich. Just make sure it's not a club sandwich – he might have some traumatic memories of angry villagers with clubs. And remember, dear listeners, beauty

Frankenstein's Monster - Audio Biography

Two, sometimes three idiots loosely follow the US 2024 election week to week. A thick stimulus package for your squishy brain, forcefully inserted through your ears. Expect mistakes, witness miracles. Do we discover? - Why Trump hates dogs? What year Biden thinks we are in? Kamala's coke of choice? Handle with fear, user subscription is advised.

Two, sometimes three idiots loosely follow the US 2024 election week to week. A thick stimulus package for your squishy brain, forcefully inserted through your ears. Expect mistakes, witness miracles. Do we discover? - Why Trump hates dogs? What year Biden thinks we are in? Kamala's coke of choice? Handle with fear, user subscription is advised.

Today is Friday in California

Sometimes life goes off the rails: Tilly and Marley are here to share your pain.

Sometimes life goes off the rails: Tilly and Marley are here to share your pain.

Sometimes life goes off the rails: Tilly and Marley are here to share your pain.&nbsp;

Trainwreck with Tilly and Marley

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Ojciec Bio

A new actual play TTRPG show from a cozy group of Berlin’s friendliest improvisers.<hr> Hosted on Acast. See <a style='color:grey;' target='_blank' rel='noopener noreferrer' href='https://acast.com/privacy'>acast.com/privacy</a> for more information.

A new actual play TTRPG show from a cozy group of Berlin’s friendliest improvisers. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

A new actual play TTRPG show from a cozy group of Berlin’s friendliest improvisers. Hosted on Acast. See <a href="https://acast.com/privacy" rel="noopener noreferrer">acast.com/privacy</a> for more information.

Tales Held Dear

Fun fact, Before there was Ms. Neka there was Kev. We bring the funny for real in this episode. WT breaks down what ” Thick” is. Bad movies like, really bad exist in this world. Remember when the teacher said there’s no such thing as a stupid question… those teachers were stupid.