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Thriller author Taylor Marsh is a creative master exploring mysteries tied from the sacred to psychic. Taylor disrupts assumptions with cosmic theories excavated through her unpredictable artist’s journey. A guide through the mind’s shadows and trip wires, no boundaries. Life, death, and the delicious torture of leveling up. It’s taken over 2,000 years, but it’s time for a reeducation. Maybe Mary was a revolutionary too.

Taylor Marsh From Sacred to Psychic

Welcome to the Queen 👑 podcast, where amazing things happen.

Queen 👑

Improving Ur Life

Everyone needs to talk.. But sometimes they don't know how to express their feelings.

Adnan Yusf

My podcast cherry is FINALLY popped!!!! My name
Is Enilda and I have A TON to say, grab your favorite drink and pour up your cup and listen to your girl give you the real tea on a BUNCH of controversial topics and RELATABLE topics. I was born and raised in the Bronx so you know I’m keeping this RAW. So if you can’t handle the heat don’t come in the kitchen. I
Wanna promote as much positivity and girl power and love as possible so please keep this hater free and just support your girl on this journey of self discovery. The topics might get personal just keeping it real though...
With Love, E

My podcast cherry is FINALLY popped!!!! My name Is Enilda and I have A TON to say, grab your favorite drink and pour up your cup and listen to your girl give you the real tea on a BUNCH of controversial topics and RELATABLE topics. I was born and raised in the Bronx so you know I’m keeping this RAW. So if you can’t handle the heat don’t come in the kitchen. I Wanna promote as much positivity and girl power and love as possible so please keep this hater free and just support your girl on this journey of self discovery. The topics might get personal just keeping it real though... With Love, E

Sunday’s with E

Crime novelist JJ Gould reads his books with commentary to follow each episode

JJ Gould - Audio Books

Am Abend des 9. November findet im Palast der Republik die Hochzeit von Frank und Jana statt. In das Fest platzt die Nachricht von der Mauer&#246;ffnung. Die alte Welt zerbricht, etwas Neues - von dem noch keiner wei&#223;, wie es aussieht - beginnt.
Anhand zweier Ostberliner Familien erz&#228;hlt das H&#246;rspiel die Geschichte der ersten "wilden" Wendejahre. Den Protagonisten er&#246;ffnen sich nie zuvor gekannte Lebenschancen. Und zugleich werden sie mit nie zuvor gekannten &#196;ngsten und Verlusten konfrontiert.
"Die Jahre aus Gold und Eis" ist DIE Serie zum 30-j&#228;hrigen Jubil&#228;um des Mauerfalls

Von Tom Peuckert

Am Abend des 9. November findet im Palast der Republik die Hochzeit von Frank und Jana statt. In das Fest platzt die Nachricht von der Maueröffnung. Die alte Welt zerbricht, etwas Neues - von dem noch keiner weiß, wie es aussieht - beginnt. Anhand zweier Ostberliner Familien erzählt das Hörspiel die Geschichte der ersten "wilden" Wendejahre. Den Protagonisten eröffnen sich nie zuvor gekannte Lebenschancen. Und zugleich werden sie mit nie zuvor gekannten Ängsten und Verlusten konfrontiert. "Die Jahre aus Gold und Eis" ist DIE Serie zum 30-jährigen Jubiläum des Mauerfalls Von Tom Peuckert

Am Abend des 9. November findet im Palast der Republik die Hochzeit von Frank und Jana statt. In das Fest platzt die Nachricht von der Maueröffnung. Die alte Welt zerbricht, etwas Neues - von dem noch keiner weiß, wie es aussieht - beginnt.
Anhand zweier Ostberliner Familien erzählt das Hörspiel die Geschichte der ersten "wilden" Wendejahre. Den Protagonisten eröffnen sich nie zuvor gekannte Lebenschancen. Und zugleich werden sie mit nie zuvor gekannten Ängsten und Verlusten konfrontiert.
"Die Jahre aus Gold und Eis" ist DIE Serie zum 30-jährigen Jubiläum des Mauerfalls

Von Tom Peuckert

Die Jahre aus Gold und Eis

The National Young Writer's Festival Podcast presents the best sessions from the National Young Writer's Festival year on year. 

The National Young Writers’ Festival (NYWF) occurs annually in the city of Newcastle, New South Wales, Australia, over the New South Wales’ Labour Day Holiday Weekend in late September / early October.

NYWF is the country’s largest gathering of young and innovative writers working in both new and traditional forms including zines, comics, blogging, screenwriting, poetry, spoken word, hip hop music, journalism, autobiography, comedy, songwriting and prose. The festival presents ‘writing’ in its broadest sense through panels, discussions, workshops, launches, performances, readings, installations, and more.

NYWF gives young writers a place to present their work and share ideas, to learn about the industry in which they write and to meet with like-minded people in a friendly festival atmosphere.

The National Young Writer's Festival Podcast presents the best sessions from the National Young Writer's Festival year on year. The National Young Writers’ Festival (NYWF) occurs annually in the city of Newcastle, New South Wales, Australia, over the New South Wales’ Labour Day Holiday Weekend in late September / early October. NYWF is the country’s largest gathering of young and innovative writers working in both new and traditional forms including zines, comics, blogging, screenwriting, poetry, spoken word, hip hop music, journalism, autobiography, comedy, songwriting and prose. The festival presents ‘writing’ in its broadest sense through panels, discussions, workshops, launches, performances, readings, installations, and more. NYWF gives young writers a place to present their work and share ideas, to learn about the industry in which they write and to meet with like-minded people in a friendly festival atmosphere.

National Young Writer's Festival

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Studie117

Happiness FM is a radio station broadcasting to a seaside town in the North East of England.

But is anybody listening or are they all too busy with their own lives?

Strap in as Happiness FM takes you beyond the speakers and in to the world of the listeners.
 See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Happiness FM is a radio station broadcasting to a seaside town in the North East of England. But is anybody listening or are they all too busy with their own lives? Strap in as Happiness FM takes you beyond the speakers and in to the world of the listeners. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Happiness FM

Bercerita tentang birunya langit dan jingganya senja. Dan banyak cerita tentang suka dan duka

Biru dan Jingga

Hey everyone, this a weekly podcast about what’s going on in the world! Follow to share the wolf love :)

Join the wolf love

What is the Nightmare Institute, find out this September!

Storytime In The Dark

Im Moor

Farmer to pharmacist podcast is about Stephen Seki and his life journey. He is joined on the podcast by his wife and his sister in law to discuss the difficult topics in detail to give you a deep understanding of his journey. Download and share this fantastic podcast. Read along with me: Looking back at my life it feels surreal that I am now living a life beyond my wildest dreams. From that statement, you may think that I am a rich millionaire. I’m not. However, I do feel very rich and as I tell you my story perhaps you will understand why. My journey begins in a small village in Uganda called Kabaseke. This was the place I spent the first ten years of my life. My mother, a young village girl at the time, gave birth to my sister and I before she was eighteen. Unable to provide for two young babies, she left us with my father. He was a much older man with a family home he shared with my stepmother and my half brothers and sisters. My father was a very promiscuous man and in line with local custom, each woman that he got pregnant would bring the child to his marital home for him to look after. Most of the women did not have much and leaving their child with the father was often the best choice. By the time I came along, my stepmother had been through this process of strange women bringing children born out of her husband’s extra-marital affairs several times. Six months after giving birth to me, my mother was thrown out by my father from his marital home at the age of eighteen. Without anything to her name and two young babies aged ten months (my older sister) and six months (me);, she was asked to leave. Faced with the lack of financial security and with nowhere to go with two young babies, my mother made the tough decision to leave us with my father. He was rich and had the means to at least provide food and shelter for my sister and I. She made the hard decision to leave in the hope that one day she will return for us. As an adult I can understand why my mother had to leave, all the other women were dismissed in a similar manner. For the longest time I was angry that this happened to me, but had she stayed what kind of life would she have been able to provide for me? Growing up as the youngest of such a large family on my stepmother’s terms was very difficult. I still remember the place I grew up very vividly. The family home was situated on a large compound. On this compound was the big house in which my stepmother and my father stayed along with all my siblings from their marriage. Each of my siblings from my stepmother had their own room in the big house. All the other bastard children, me included, were forbidden from entering the big house unless we had permission. Instead we stayed in the small rooms surrounding the big house. These rooms are referred to as boys’ quarters in Uganda and are often reserved for employed workers that stay onsite. The boys’ quarter rooms were not enough to house everybody so I grew up sleeping in the kitchen. Residue heat from the open fire meant it was always warm in the kitchen; which was fortunate for me as I did not have a blanket to cover me so the residue heat protected me from the cold. My bed was the straw in the kitchen which was often used as kindling to start the fire when it was time for cooking. For a pillow, I used a small rock to prop up my head. I was the youngest of all the children, so with my mother absent, my father uninterested and my stepmother hating the very sight of me; my bastard siblings became my stand in parents. Apart from my sister I was significantly younger than the rest of my half siblings and grew up being pushed around by everybody. Our stepmother was not interested in any of us and only spoke to us to set tasks that she wanted us to complete. I remember her being a cold woman who was the only mother figure I had from the day my mother left. She would often beat me unprovoked and send me to bed with no food. Being young and looking for any...

Farmer to pharmacist podcast is about Stephen Seki and his life journey. He is joined on the podcast by his wife and his sister in law to discuss the difficult topics in detail to give you a deep understanding of his journey.Download and share this fantastic podcast. Read along with me:Looking back at my life it feels surreal that I am now living a life beyond my wildest dreams. From that statement, you may think that I am a rich millionaire. I’m not. However, I do feel very rich and as I tell you my story perhaps you will understand why. My journey begins in a small village in Uganda called Kabaseke. This was the place I spent the first ten years of my life. My mother, a young village girl at the time, gave birth to my sister and I before she was eighteen. Unable to provide for two young babies, she left us with my father. He was a much older man with a family home he shared with my stepmother and my half brothers and sisters. My father was a very promiscuous man and in line with local custom, each woman that he got pregnant would bring the child to his marital home for him to look after. Most of the women did not have much and leaving their child with the father was often the best choice. By the time I came along, my stepmother had been through this process of strange women bringing children born out of her husband’s extra-marital affairs several times. Six months after giving birth to me, my mother was thrown out by my father from his marital home at the age of eighteen. Without anything to her name and two young babies aged ten months (my older sister) and six months (me);, she was asked to leave. Faced with the lack of financial security and with nowhere to go with two young babies, my mother made the tough decision to leave us with my father. He was rich and had the means to at least provide food and shelter for my sister and I. She made the hard decision to leave in the hope that one day she will return for us. As an adult I can understand why my mother had to leave, all the other women were dismissed in a similar manner. For the longest time I was angry that this happened to me, but had she stayed what kind of life would she have been able to provide for me?Growing up as the youngest of such a large family on my stepmother’s terms was very difficult. I still remember the place I grew up very vividly. The family home was situated on a large compound. On this compound was the big house in which my stepmother and my father stayed along with all my siblings from their marriage. Each of my siblings from my stepmother had their own room in the big house. All the other bastard children, me included, were forbidden from entering the big house unless we had permission. Instead we stayed in the small rooms surrounding the big house. These rooms are referred to as boys’ quarters in Uganda and are often reserved for employed workers that stay onsite. The boys’ quarter rooms were not enough to house everybody so I grew up sleeping in the kitchen. Residue heat from the open fire meant it was always warm in the kitchen; which was fortunate for me as I did not have a blanket to cover me so the residue heat protected me from the cold. My bed was the straw in the kitchen which was often used as kindling to start the fire when it was time for cooking. For a pillow, I used a small rock to prop up my head. I was the youngest of all the children, so with my mother absent, my father uninterested and my stepmother hating the very sight of me; my bastard siblings became my stand in parents. Apart from my sister I was significantly younger than the rest of my half siblings and grew up being pushed around by everybody. Our stepmother was not interested in any of us and only spoke to us to set tasks that she wanted us to complete. I remember her being a cold woman who was the only mother figure I had from the day my mother left. She would often beat me unprovoked and send me to bed with no food. Being young and looking for any...

Farmer to pharmacist podcast is about Stephen Seki and his life journey. He is joined on the podcast by his wife and his sister in law to discuss the difficult topics in detail to give you a deep understanding of his journey. Download and share this fantastic podcast. Read along with me: Looking back at my life it feels surreal that I am now living a life beyond my wildest dreams. From that statement, you may think that I am a rich millionaire. I’m not. However, I do feel very rich and as I tell you my story perhaps you will understand why. My journey begins in a small village in Uganda called Kabaseke. This was the place I spent the first ten years of my life. My mother, a young village girl at the time, gave birth to my sister and I before she was eighteen. Unable to provide for two young babies, she left us with my father. He was a much older man with a family home he shared with my stepmother and my half brothers and sisters. My father was a very promiscuous man and in line with local custom, each woman that he got pregnant would bring the child to his marital home for him to look after. Most of the women did not have much and leaving their child with the father was often the best choice. By the time I came along, my stepmother had been through this process of strange women bringing children born out of her husband’s extra-marital affairs several times. Six months after giving birth to me, my mother was thrown out by my father from his marital home at the age of eighteen. Without anything to her name and two young babies aged ten months (my older sister) and six months (me);, she was asked to leave. Faced with the lack of financial security and with nowhere to go with two young babies, my mother made the tough decision to leave us with my father. He was rich and had the means to at least provide food and shelter for my sister and I. She made the hard decision to leave in the hope that one day she will return for us. As an adult I can understand why my mother had to leave, all the other women were dismissed in a similar manner. For the longest time I was angry that this happened to me, but had she stayed what kind of life would she have been able to provide for me? Growing up as the youngest of such a large family on my stepmother’s terms was very difficult. I still remember the place I grew up very vividly. The family home was situated on a large compound. On this compound was the big house in which my stepmother and my father stayed along with all my siblings from their marriage. Each of my siblings from my stepmother had their own room in the big house. All the other bastard children, me included, were forbidden from entering the big house unless we had permission. Instead we stayed in the small rooms surrounding the big house. These rooms are referred to as boys’ quarters in Uganda and are often reserved for employed workers that stay onsite. The boys’ quarter rooms were not enough to house everybody so I grew up sleeping in the kitchen. Residue heat from the open fire meant it was always warm in the kitchen; which was fortunate for me as I did not have a blanket to cover me so the residue heat protected me from the cold. My bed was the straw in the kitchen which was often used as kindling to start the fire when it was time for cooking. For a pillow, I used a small rock to prop up my head. I was the youngest of all the children, so with my mother absent, my father uninterested and my stepmother hating the very sight of me; my bastard siblings became my stand in parents. Apart from my sister I was significantly younger than the rest of my half siblings and grew up being pushed around by everybody. Our stepmother was not interested in any of us and only spoke to us to set tasks that she wanted us to complete. I remember her being a cold woman who was the only mother figure I had from the day my mother left. She would often beat me unprovoked and send me to bed with no food. Being young and looking for any...

Farmer to Pharmacist

The Deckameron: A Year of Otherwordly Tales is a 10 minute weekly serialized story by Seana Kozar, featuring four characters from folklore who are stuck in our world during lockdown and decide to tell parts of an ongoing story every week on a text-based adventure site. As the story progresses, listeners will be able to vote on where the story goes next. Choose your own adventure meets the luck of the draw...

The Deckameron

Short stories and tall tales.

From the producer of Canada's longest-running live storytelling competition, Vancouver Story Slam.

Short stories and tall tales. From the producer of Canada's longest-running live storytelling competition, Vancouver Story Slam.

The Short Story Show

Hosted just by a &#34;Curious Person&#34; to learn &amp; explore more.

Hosted just by a "Curious Person" to learn & explore more.

Hosted just by a "Curious Person" to learn &amp; explore more.

Slapstic!

Dr. X.H. Balthazar delves into the world of the uncanny.

Dr. X.H. Balthazar delves into the world of the uncanny.

Fear Frequency

Artist profiles, concerts, lectures and feature stories from our In Dialogue programming to help you go in depth into the questions and topics raised by our audio plays.

Satellite: Beyond The Page

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关注后可以投稿、进群聊天，收听大尺度节目《春风大典》和免费的下架节目。

看直播回放：
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了解主播日常，关注：
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微信公众号：：春典JARGON 关注后可以投稿、进群聊天，收听大尺度节目《春风大典》和免费的下架节目。 看直播回放： B站：春典JARGON 了解主播日常，关注： 微博：春典JARGON

开卷无益丨乱弹水浒传+暗黑西游记+胡侃三国演义

In this podcast, the narrator tells different stories and even lives, our point in making the podcast is to let you see some perspective of life.

Radio humanity Team is trying to make masterpieces, and everyone on the team is developing their self. We will try hard to be something valuable for your ears...
Hope you follow this podcast and enjoy it.

In this podcast, the narrator tells different stories and even lives, our point in making the podcast is to let you see some perspective of life. Radio humanity Team is trying to make masterpieces, and everyone on the team is developing their self. We will try hard to be something valuable for your ears... Hope you follow this podcast and enjoy it.

Radio Humanity

Nieuwe luisteraar? Begin bij 1 januari!&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; Frenkie heeft op 31 december groots en meeslepend met haar knipperlichtgeliefde Sjors afgesproken dat ze elkaar een jaar niet zullen spreken. Een belofte die Frenkie op de eerste dag al breekt en, zo lijkt het, eentje waar Sjors zich koste wat kost aan wil gaan houden. Zodoende spreekt Frenkie elke dag een voicemail in voor Sjors. Of dat nu zin heeft of niet. Want wat is de liefde waard als je niet tot het einde der tijden volhoudt? &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;365 voicemails voor Sjors is een podcastproject gemaakt en bedacht door Hanneke Hendrix. Met Keja Klaasje Kwestro als Frenkie. Teksten door Nasja Covers, Oscar Kocken, Sofie Tseng en Hanneke Hendrix. Regie, productie, houtje-touwtjetechniek en big cheese door Hanneke Hendrix. Muziek door Mike Roelofs. Huisstijl door Superpulp.

Nieuwe luisteraar? Begin bij 1 januari!                                          Frenkie heeft op 31 december groots en meeslepend met haar knipperlichtgeliefde Sjors afgesproken dat ze elkaar een jaar niet zullen spreken. Een belofte die Frenkie op de eerste dag al breekt en, zo lijkt het, eentje waar Sjors zich koste wat kost aan wil gaan houden. Zodoende spreekt Frenkie elke dag een voicemail in voor Sjors. Of dat nu zin heeft of niet. Want wat is de liefde waard als je niet tot het einde der tijden volhoudt?                                                                                  365 voicemails voor Sjors is een podcastproject gemaakt en bedacht door Hanneke Hendrix. Met Keja Klaasje Kwestro als Frenkie. Teksten door Nasja Covers, Oscar Kocken, Sofie Tseng en Hanneke Hendrix. Regie, productie, houtje-touwtjetechniek en big cheese door Hanneke Hendrix. Muziek door Mike Roelofs. Huisstijl door Superpulp.

365 voicemails voor Sjors

The Arts Club Theatre Company podcast series Listen to This includes four audio plays, written by artists affiliated with the company’s Emerging Playwrights’ Unit and Silver Commissions Project. Short episodes of each play will be released weekly.

Want to listen to the plays in their entirety? Each full play can be purchased individually or as part of a series at artsclub.com.

The Arts Club Theatre Company podcast series Listen to This includes four audio plays, written by artists affiliated with the company’s Emerging Playwrights’ Unit and Silver Commissions Project. Short episodes of each play will be released weekly. Want to listen to the plays in their entirety? Each full play can be purchased individually or as part of a series at artsclub.com.

Listen to This: Audio Plays

Berisi tentang cerita horor yang akan selalu update setiap minggu

Midnight

Tales from The Other Green Door is an offshoot of Laurie Graves’s book Out of Time, the most recent book in her Great Library series. The podcast’s story involves two elves: Jace Willowdale and her cousin Thirret Greenwood and their adventures in Portland, Maine.

The Great Library series includes Maya and the Book of Everything, Library Lost, and Out of time. For more about these books go to https://hinterlandspress.com/

Tales from The Other Green Door is an offshoot of Laurie Graves’s book Out of Time, the most recent book in her Great Library series. The podcast’s story involves two elves: Jace Willowdale and her cousin Thirret Greenwood and their adventures in Portland, Maine. The Great Library series includes Maya and the Book of Everything, Library Lost, and Out of time. For more about these books go to https://hinterlandspress.com/

Tales From the Other Green Door

Põrguline

so I am new too this podcast.
I am slowly learning and have a lot too talk about.. 
these first few episode’s are not the best, I am currently a work in progress.

I have lived in the streets and have had nothing. 
I changed the way I lived for my family, and I am living proof that life can get better if you are willing to change your lifestyle. 

I know I might not be entertaining enough, or understand how too excel with anchor.
I have one goal and that is too show it is a possibility to anyone who has self doubt! life is what you make of it! I love your faces! Stay kind stay safe stay humble

so I am new too this podcast. I am slowly learning and have a lot too talk about.. these first few episode’s are not the best, I am currently a work in progress. I have lived in the streets and have had nothing. I changed the way I lived for my family, and I am living proof that life can get better if you are willing to change your lifestyle. I know I might not be entertaining enough, or understand how too excel with anchor. I have one goal and that is too show it is a possibility to anyone who has self doubt! life is what you make of it! I love your faces! Stay kind stay safe stay humble

c.r.s show

Perspectivas a través de la semiología de Pierce, que llevan a pensar más allá de lo que se percibe a simple vista en los proyectos cinematográficos y que nos hacen pensar en el sentido por el que están para la sociedad.

La Gorra. Análisis Académico Cinematográfico por: Leyner Torres Corrales

Welcome to StoryLife, a short story podcast of modern day myths and fables, by Mark Eluzai.

StoryLife

※2022年2月現在、諸事情により不定期更新です
”家族の日常は、不思議で楽しくて、なにより愛おしくてーーー”
リアル家族が、2つの切り口で作るラジオドラマチャンネル！

　①家族の日常をコミカルなキャラクターでワイワイ（月、水、金に配信予定）
　②1話完結の短編オリジナルドラマ（日に配信予定）
　※毎月の初めはお知らせや制作裏話など夫婦トークを予定

☆リアルの家族だから生み出せる『ほっこり、ほのぼのした雰囲気』
☆舞台演劇、声優、音響スタッフ経験を持つ夫婦が、真剣に作り込み！

【SNS】
★Twitter
https://twitter.com/andAIgoma1
最新情報や制作の裏側、家族円満の秘訣などを発信中！気軽にフォローしてください！

【ザキヤま夫婦の紹介】
★プロフィール
夫婦共働き、子供一人の3人家族
演劇、声優、音響の経験を活かし、家族全員で音声ドラマ作りしてます

★登場人物紹介
ザキヤ　・・・夫です。元気いっぱいがモットー。不器用で、よく妻を怒らせてしまう
あいごま・・・妻です。青いあざらしのイラスト。夫のザキヤに対して、基本強気
こごま　・・・ザキヤとあいごまの子供です。黄色いアザラシのイラスト。かわいい

#ラジオドラマ
#ファミリー
#ボイスドラマ
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DOVA-SYNDROME
http://dova-s.jp

※2022年2月現在、諸事情により不定期更新です ”家族の日常は、不思議で楽しくて、なにより愛おしくてーーー” リアル家族が、2つの切り口で作るラジオドラマチャンネル！ ①家族の日常をコミカルなキャラクターでワイワイ（月、水、金に配信予定） ②1話完結の短編オリジナルドラマ（日に配信予定） ※毎月の初めはお知らせや制作裏話など夫婦トークを予定 ☆リアルの家族だから生み出せる『ほっこり、ほのぼのした雰囲気』 ☆舞台演劇、声優、音響スタッフ経験を持つ夫婦が、真剣に作り込み！ 【SNS】 ★Twitter https://twitter.com/andAIgoma1 最新情報や制作の裏側、家族円満の秘訣などを発信中！気軽にフォローしてください！ 【ザキヤま夫婦の紹介】 ★プロフィール 夫婦共働き、子供一人の3人家族 演劇、声優、音響の経験を活かし、家族全員で音声ドラマ作りしてます ★登場人物紹介 ザキヤ ・・・夫です。元気いっぱいがモットー。不器用で、よく妻を怒らせてしまう あいごま・・・妻です。青いあざらしのイラスト。夫のザキヤに対して、基本強気 こごま ・・・ザキヤとあいごまの子供です。黄色いアザラシのイラスト。かわいい #ラジオドラマ #ファミリー #ボイスドラマ 【使用BGM】 DOVA-SYNDROME http://dova-s.jp

ザキヤま夫婦のなんだコレ！？日常【ラジオドラマ】

I’ll be join by my friends and family, and we’ll be talking about anything and everything

Anything & Everything

Cerita ringan seputar keseruan menjalani hidup sebagai mamah muda yang dimana penuh dengan hal-hal yang menggemaskan. Juga beragam cerita yang pastinya bikin relax sobat podcast dari berbagai macam karakter serta usia, baik perempuan maupun laki-laki. Dan bagi kalian yang ingin curhat di podcast Momsdaily bisa banget lho.. yuk! Ikuti selalu update terbaru Instagram kami @momsdaily_official 

Thank you

Cerita ringan seputar keseruan menjalani hidup sebagai mamah muda yang dimana penuh dengan hal-hal yang menggemaskan. Juga beragam cerita yang pastinya bikin relax sobat podcast dari berbagai macam karakter serta usia, baik perempuan maupun laki-laki. Dan bagi kalian yang ingin curhat di podcast Momsdaily bisa banget lho.. yuk! Ikuti selalu update terbaru Instagram kami @momsdaily_official Thank you

MOMS DAILY

This podcast is mostly about story telling. I’ll be talking about dramas, anime’s, and novels I’ve watched and read.

Enny

Un mail enviado por el gobierno avisa que mañana es el fin del mundo. Dos amigas están en la parada del camión en un campus universitario. Cordelia, quien es maestra, acepta la noticia. Sara, alumna de la universidad, no cree nada, lo que desata discusiones con tonos existenciales.
* Ganadora del Latin Podcast Academy Award 2022 "Mejor Drama".
Escrita por Kato Gutiérrez; dirigida por Javier Rivero; protagonizada por Diana Alonso y Miriam Acosta Duke; producción ejecutiva de José Luis Loaiza; edición de audio Marcos Miranda Tirado. Es una audio serie original de Ruidoso.mx

Un mail enviado por el gobierno avisa que mañana es el fin del mundo. Dos amigas están en la parada del camión en un campus universitario. Cordelia, quien es maestra, acepta la noticia. Sara, alumna de la universidad, no cree nada, lo que desata discusiones con tonos existenciales. * Ganadora del Latin Podcast Academy Award 2022 "Mejor Drama". Escrita por Kato Gutiérrez; dirigida por Javier Rivero; protagonizada por Diana Alonso y Miriam Acosta Duke; producción ejecutiva de José Luis Loaiza; edición de audio Marcos Miranda Tirado. Es una audio serie original de Ruidoso.mx

¿Y si se fuera secando el mar?

Julian Caesar Blanco is from California, United States. He is so passionate about past history. Julian had done so many plays that were based on historical movement.

Julian Caesar Blanco

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