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A branch of the Drunk and Ugly AP podcast, Drunk Talk explores different forms of media then translate them. We will discuss key concepts from film, television, video games, and talk about how to incorporate these ideas into traditional games. 

Join us as we discuss things, because we know things.

A branch of the Drunk and Ugly AP podcast, Drunk Talk explores different forms of media then translate them. We will discuss key concepts from film, television, video games, and talk about how to incorporate these ideas into traditional games. Join us as we discuss things, because we know things.

Ugly Talk

The  Artists Project

Telling the world about Amateur Theatre, one podcast at a time. www.itsallanact.co.uk

It's All An Act

Podcast from GMI – Guitar And Music Institute including guitarist interviews, guitar lessons, guitar tips, guitar gear and more.

GMI - Guitar And Music Institute Guitar Podcasts

Last Act Presents: The Mrs. Claus Stories. A rollicking serial radio play about the ongoing exploits of Mrs. Claus, a galactic gallivant who fights evil and rights cosmic wrongs while her husband toils away in his workshop. Full of adventure, supervillainy, and a hyper-intelligent polar bear.

Last Act Theatre Company

Have you ever found yourself searching for the best in R&amp;B, Neo-Soul, Jazz, or even Gospel music? Are you wanting the inside scoop with artist interviews, concert spotlights, and in-depth album reviews? Look no further that Soulfood, you premiere video and audio podcast providing the best-in-industry music conversation, artist dialogue, and so much more. Subscribe to our Houston, Texas based podcast here, and reach us on The Sphere Podcast Network's twitter at @TheSphereTV&nbsp;with the hashtag #Soulfood.

Have you ever found yourself searching for the best in R&B, Neo-Soul, Jazz, or even Gospel music? Are you wanting the inside scoop with artist interviews, concert spotlights, and in-depth album reviews? Look no further that Soulfood, you premiere video and audio podcast providing the best-in-industry music conversation, artist dialogue, and so much more. Subscribe to our Houston, Texas based podcast here, and reach us on The Sphere Podcast Network's twitter at @TheSphereTV with the hashtag #Soulfood.

Soulfood (Audio)

Zoomer Magazine's arts & entertainment editor Mike Crisolago (along with trusty sidekick producer Gina B) sits down with legends from stage and screen, literature, music and more...

Zoomer Magazine's arts &amp; entertainment editor Mike Crisolago (along with trusty sidekick producer Gina B) sits down with legends from stage and screen, literature, music and more...

Ages & Icons

Welcome to impact.arte! A space for sharing ideas, knowledge, resources and insights for individual and collective empowerment in and through art and music. Bienvenidos a impact.arte! Un espacio para compartir ideas, conocimiento y experiencias para el crecimiento individual y colectivo en y a través del arte y la música.

impact.arte podcast

Here's the spot for all of Sound By Science's DJ Mixes!Subscribe to get all the mixes which include Top 40, House, Soca, Reggae, Dancehall, Latin, Afrobeats, Hip Hop, RnB and more!Sound By Science is a DJ based in Toronto, Canada and has been in the scene for over 20 years.If you like what you hear, book for your next event! Weddings, Birthdays, Corporate Events, Retail, Clubs, etc.Enjoy and stay tuned!<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.

Here's the spot for all of Sound By Science's DJ Mixes!Subscribe to get all the mixes which include Top 40, House, Soca, Reggae, Dancehall, Latin, Afrobeats, Hip Hop, RnB and more!Sound By Science is a DJ based in Toronto, Canada and has been in the scene for over 20 years.If you like what you hear, book for your next event! Weddings, Birthdays, Corporate Events, Retail, Clubs, etc.Enjoy and stay tuned! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Here's the spot for all of Sound By Science's DJ Mixes!Subscribe to get all the mixes which include Top 40, House, Soca, Reggae, Dancehall, Latin, Afrobeats, Hip Hop, RnB and more!Sound By Science is a DJ based in Toronto, Canada and has been in the scene for over 20 years.If you like what you hear, book for your next event! Weddings, Birthdays, Corporate Events, Retail, Clubs, etc.Enjoy and stay tuned! Hosted on Acast. See <a href="https://acast.com/privacy" rel="noopener noreferrer">acast.com/privacy</a> for more information.

DJ Sound By Science's Podcast

The Gumshoe Show presents Bedlam Starries. Host Molly Ayer's grandfather discovered a thousand scrolls of Hamperdian stories, which had lain untouched in a secret cave for hundreds of years. After careful translating, she performs the mythological history of the Hamperdian people. The legends of heroes like Pray-tham, the Boy Short of Arm, and Aermeth come to life in this immersive storytelling podcast.

Bedlam Starries

In less than four years on the San Francisco Bay Area theatre circuit, after breathing new life into radio classics like 'The Shadow' in 2015, followed by the staging of 'Slay Bells Ring (Are you listening?),' four comedic original one-acts which played to sold out houses at the Hotel Petaluma in 2016, the Petaluma Radio Players, the North Bay's most eclectic and energized radio theatre company,  are continuing to churn out a cornucopia of radio plays including vintage dramas like 'One Way Passage' (1932) and 'Trifles' (1916), and modern fare like the tear-jerking 'The Next Move' and in-stitches comedic noir parody, 'Story: A Detective Story.'  We produce two radio plays per month. Join our podcast. Join our mailing list: info@petalumaradioplayers.com. Prepare to giggle and cry.

In less than four years on the San Francisco Bay Area theatre circuit, after breathing new life into radio classics like 'The Shadow' in 2015, followed by the staging of 'Slay Bells Ring (Are you listening?),' four comedic original one-acts which played to sold out houses at the Hotel Petaluma in 2016, the Petaluma Radio Players, the North Bay's most eclectic and energized radio theatre company, are continuing to churn out a cornucopia of radio plays including vintage dramas like 'One Way Passage' (1932) and 'Trifles' (1916), and modern fare like the tear-jerking 'The Next Move' and in-stitches comedic noir parody, 'Story: A Detective Story.' We produce two radio plays per month. Join our podcast. Join our mailing list: info@petalumaradioplayers.com. Prepare to giggle and cry.

THE PETALUMA RADIO PLAYERS

دنیایی متفاوت برای گوش سپردن به افکار و قلب های نزدیک به هم ♥️

رادیو یونیسم |  Radio Unisem

Welcome to the My Life in Concert podcast! Join me, your host Various Artists, on my musical time travel as I look back on (almost) every live gig I have seen from 1975 to the present.                   This podcast series started life as a blog on Salon.com’s late, great OpenSalon.com in 2010. It gained a regular readership there until OS closed in 2015, and is now being resurrected as a podcast in February 2020.                     I’ve been a lifelong tunehead and fan of many genres with a particular passion for live shows, big and small. And while I’ll be discussing the music played, the podcast won’t simply be a critique of the performance.People recall a gig’s small moments that can end up defining the event in one’s mental hard drive sometimes more than the tunes: what happened before and after; things seen and heard; technical malfunctions, musicians passing out on stage, etc.                 Therefore, the podcast is about the “concert-going experience” rather than simply being a description of the performance: a mixture of concert review, music history, memoir, and philosophical musing.                       While my main musical bases in the 70s were glam in the earlier part of the decade and punk in the latter half, my tastes have exploded through the years. The podcast will go on to encompass live concerts in many genres: r&b, jazz, folk, pop, electronic, hip-hop, country & Americana, pop, blues, reggae, and more.I grew up in and have returned to London, Ontario, Canada (with a 20-year stop in Ottawa).             While I will be remembering shows from a variety of locations including Toronto, Montreal, Vancouver, Detroit, NYC, and more, many of the early episodes will focus on concerts that took place in the Forest City from the 70s through the 90s … and now again in recent years (it will be Ottawa-heavy in-between.) There will be notable local visits by Elvis Costello, The Smiths, Iggy Pop, Marianne Faithfull, Radiohead, Joe Jackson, Steve Earle, k.d. lang, Gang of Four, and more. I’ll also have special episodes devoted to the local and regional live bands I saw regularly from the late 70s through early 90s.  Along the way I’ll be dropping back into dearly departed local live venues including Fryfogle’s, the Cedar Lounge, the London Arena, the London Gardens, Bullwinkle’s, Wonderland Gardens, and the Embassy along with ongoing stalwarts like Centennial Hall and Call the Office.                Outside of London, I’ll also be remembering great nights at long-gone venues such as NYC’s Danceteria, Toronto’s CNE Stadium, and Ottawa’s Barrymore’s.While London was my starting base,                      I’ll also be looking back on shows in Canadian and U.S. cities where I saw Neil Young, The Clash, Lou Reed, Aretha Franklin, Joni Mitchell, Janelle Monae, Sonic Youth, The Rolling Stones, Patti Smith, PJ Harvey, Ornette Coleman, Laura Nyro, Bootsy Collins (who head-butted me), The Jam, Paul McCartney, the Buzzcocks, Al Green, and plenty more.                    You can also check out the mylifeinconcert.com blog for written entries, original ticket scans, and related visual and audio; VATV My Life in Concert on YouTube for live clips; and follow us on Facebook. (Instagram coming soon!)Come out and join me at the show!

Welcome to the My Life in Concert podcast! Join me, your host Various Artists, on my musical time travel as I look back on (almost) every live gig I have seen from 1975 to the present. This podcast series started life as a blog on Salon.com’s late, great OpenSalon.com in 2010. It gained a regular readership there until OS closed in 2015, and is now being resurrected as a podcast in February 2020. I’ve been a lifelong tunehead and fan of many genres with a particular passion for live shows, big and small. And while I’ll be discussing the music played, the podcast won’t simply be a critique of the performance.People recall a gig’s small moments that can end up defining the event in one’s mental hard drive sometimes more than the tunes: what happened before and after; things seen and heard; technical malfunctions, musicians passing out on stage, etc. Therefore, the podcast is about the “concert-going experience” rather than simply being a description of the performance: a mixture of concert review, music history, memoir, and philosophical musing. While my main musical bases in the 70s were glam in the earlier part of the decade and punk in the latter half, my tastes have exploded through the years. The podcast will go on to encompass live concerts in many genres: r&b, jazz, folk, pop, electronic, hip-hop, country & Americana, pop, blues, reggae, and more.I grew up in and have returned to London, Ontario, Canada (with a 20-year stop in Ottawa). While I will be remembering shows from a variety of locations including Toronto, Montreal, Vancouver, Detroit, NYC, and more, many of the early episodes will focus on concerts that took place in the Forest City from the 70s through the 90s … and now again in recent years (it will be Ottawa-heavy in-between.) There will be notable local visits by Elvis Costello, The Smiths, Iggy Pop, Marianne Faithfull, Radiohead, Joe Jackson, Steve Earle, k.d. lang, Gang of Four, and more. I’ll also have special episodes devoted to the local and regional live bands I saw regularly from the late 70s through early 90s. Along the way I’ll be dropping back into dearly departed local live venues including Fryfogle’s, the Cedar Lounge, the London Arena, the London Gardens, Bullwinkle’s, Wonderland Gardens, and the Embassy along with ongoing stalwarts like Centennial Hall and Call the Office. Outside of London, I’ll also be remembering great nights at long-gone venues such as NYC’s Danceteria, Toronto’s CNE Stadium, and Ottawa’s Barrymore’s.While London was my starting base, I’ll also be looking back on shows in Canadian and U.S. cities where I saw Neil Young, The Clash, Lou Reed, Aretha Franklin, Joni Mitchell, Janelle Monae, Sonic Youth, The Rolling Stones, Patti Smith, PJ Harvey, Ornette Coleman, Laura Nyro, Bootsy Collins (who head-butted me), The Jam, Paul McCartney, the Buzzcocks, Al Green, and plenty more. You can also check out the mylifeinconcert.com blog for written entries, original ticket scans, and related visual and audio; VATV My Life in Concert on YouTube for live clips; and follow us on Facebook. (Instagram coming soon!)Come out and join me at the show!

Welcome to the My Life in Concert podcast! Join me, your host Various Artists, on my musical time travel as I look back on (almost) every live gig I have seen from 1975 to the present.                   This podcast series started life as a blog on Salon.com’s late, great OpenSalon.com in 2010. It gained a regular readership there until OS closed in 2015, and is now being resurrected as a podcast in February 2020.                     I’ve been a lifelong tunehead and fan of many genres with a particular passion for live shows, big and small. And while I’ll be discussing the music played, the podcast won’t simply be a critique of the performance.People recall a gig’s small moments that can end up defining the event in one’s mental hard drive sometimes more than the tunes: what happened before and after; things seen and heard; technical malfunctions, musicians passing out on stage, etc.                 Therefore, the podcast is about the “concert-going experience” rather than simply being a description of the performance: a mixture of concert review, music history, memoir, and philosophical musing.                       While my main musical bases in the 70s were glam in the earlier part of the decade and punk in the latter half, my tastes have exploded through the years. The podcast will go on to encompass live concerts in many genres: r&amp;b, jazz, folk, pop, electronic, hip-hop, country &amp; Americana, pop, blues, reggae, and more.I grew up in and have returned to London, Ontario, Canada (with a 20-year stop in Ottawa).             While I will be remembering shows from a variety of locations including Toronto, Montreal, Vancouver, Detroit, NYC, and more, many of the early episodes will focus on concerts that took place in the Forest City from the 70s through the 90s … and now again in recent years (it will be Ottawa-heavy in-between.) There will be notable local visits by Elvis Costello, The Smiths, Iggy Pop, Marianne Faithfull, Radiohead, Joe Jackson, Steve Earle, k.d. lang, Gang of Four, and more. I’ll also have special episodes devoted to the local and regional live bands I saw regularly from the late 70s through early 90s.  Along the way I’ll be dropping back into dearly departed local live venues including Fryfogle’s, the Cedar Lounge, the London Arena, the London Gardens, Bullwinkle’s, Wonderland Gardens, and the Embassy along with ongoing stalwarts like Centennial Hall and Call the Office.                Outside of London, I’ll also be remembering great nights at long-gone venues such as NYC’s Danceteria, Toronto’s CNE Stadium, and Ottawa’s Barrymore’s.While London was my starting base,                      I’ll also be looking back on shows in Canadian and U.S. cities where I saw Neil Young, The Clash, Lou Reed, Aretha Franklin, Joni Mitchell, Janelle Monae, Sonic Youth, The Rolling Stones, Patti Smith, PJ Harvey, Ornette Coleman, Laura Nyro, Bootsy Collins (who head-butted me), The Jam, Paul McCartney, the Buzzcocks, Al Green, and plenty more.                    You can also check out the mylifeinconcert.com blog for written entries, original ticket scans, and related visual and audio; VATV My Life in Concert on YouTube for live clips; and follow us on Facebook. (Instagram coming soon!)Come out and join me at the show!

My Life in Concert.com

No Such Thing As Art is an immersive experience to help others learn more about the Wisconsin art scene. Contemporary art, Tattoos, Music, Comedy, and everything in between, come listen to Tommy Derouin and Ross Huff as they interview artists of all walks of life. ”There is no such thing as art, only artists”

No Such Thing As Art

The Deer Tracks podcast is a place where creativity lives. Where our longings, our delights, our disappointments, and our passions are breathed out: marking the trail of our journey. These are the tracks we make and the ones we follow to find the deepest parts of ourselves: our true selves. During each episode, you will hear echoes of the past as well as current voices through discussions about and performances of creative works. Our goal is to build community and inspire others in their creative pursuits which is why we invite our listeners to submit their work for the opportunity of hearing it on a future episode or seeing it on our blog site by sending them james@deertrackspodcast.blog. All submissions must be appropriate for a general audience and should be original work. You can submit a recording of yourself performing your work, or you can submit the words to have James perform it; all we ask is that recordings run no longer than four minutes and thirty seconds or submissions to be read are no longer than one thousand words. Exceptions can be made based on literary form but as a general rule, we ask that submissions abide by the above criteria. For further questions, you can email those to the above email address.

Deer Tracks

"Tune in" to hear about what's going on at Living Arts of Tulsa, about upcoming events, and hear from our member artists and exhibiting artists.

Living Arts of Tulsa Podcast

In a world completely inundated with podcasts about pop culture and current events, this podcast dares to ask, &#34;What if there was another one?&#34;.No celebrity guests, no respected academics, no one with any discernible power or notoriety of any kind.Just two brothers talking shit about politics, pop culture, and media at large. It was podcasts or therapy, and we don&#39;t have money for therapy.

In a world completely inundated with podcasts about pop culture and current events, this podcast dares to ask, "What if there was another one?".No celebrity guests, no respected academics, no one with any discernible power or notoriety of any kind. Just two brothers talking shit about politics, pop culture, and media at large. It was podcasts or therapy, and we don't have money for therapy.

In a world completely inundated with podcasts about pop culture and current events, this podcast dares to ask, "What if there was another one?".No celebrity guests, no respected academics, no one with any discernible power or notoriety of any kind.Just two brothers talking shit about politics, pop culture, and media at large. It was podcasts or therapy, and we don't have money for therapy.

It Came from VHS KvLT

Because every day should be a Faire Day!

The Life's a Faire podcast brings you the magic of faire all year long. We celebrate the faire community and the magic of renaissance festivals.

Because every day should be a Faire Day! The Life's a Faire podcast brings you the magic of faire all year long. We celebrate the faire community and the magic of renaissance festivals.

Life's a Faire podcast

At Music at Three Pines, we have hosted over 20 private house shows with incredible touring folk and Americana musicians.  With the pandemic, we are on hiatus, but want to support these musicians as well as talk music.  On this podcast, we will talk about the creative process, self-care, and the difficulties of the music industry.

At Music at Three Pines, we have hosted over 20 private house shows with incredible touring folk and Americana musicians. With the pandemic, we are on hiatus, but want to support these musicians as well as talk music. On this podcast, we will talk about the creative process, self-care, and the difficulties of the music industry.

Music at Three Pines:  The Podcast

一档聚焦于文学、电影及其引申出的广泛文化社会议题的播客

一档聚焦于文学、电影及其引申出的广泛文化社会议题的播客

一档聚焦于文学、电影及其引申出的广泛文化社会议题的播客

聊天记录 GroupChat

Welcome to the Getting in Tune Podcast! We’re Anya and Malar, and we interview professionals who have made it or trying to make it in the performing arts industry. 
Follow us @gettingintunepod on Instagram!
Contact us: gettingintunepod@gmail.com

Welcome to the Getting in Tune Podcast! We’re Anya and Malar, and we interview professionals who have made it or trying to make it in the performing arts industry. Follow us @gettingintunepod on Instagram! Contact us: gettingintunepod@gmail.com

Getting in Tune

Get Great Gigs Podcast delivers industry insights for touring musicians and performing artists to develop the confidence, strategies and know-how to take your touring career to the next level. Hosted by Jeri Goldstein, a booking agent, artist manager and the author of the award-winning book, How To Be Your Own Booking Agent. She inspires artists with her easy-going manner and years of booking and touring experience. Her insightful interviews with music business, entertainment industry experts and successful touring artists answer your burning questions about the business of booking and touring. Become a savvy negotiator, a strategic tour planner, a valued partner to presenters, buyers and promoters and a respected leader with members of your act and support teams. Subscribe to Get Great Gigs to turn your touring career from possible to profitable.

Get Great Gigs

Wassup guys! Call me Slim (She Lives In Music)
Welcome to my poetic world filled with sassy, silly, and sexy stories that you can relate to. Come vibe with me!

Wassup guys! Call me Slim (She Lives In Music) Welcome to my poetic world filled with sassy, silly, and sexy stories that you can relate to. Come vibe with me!

Slimsworld

The Music Authority bringing Power Pop, Rock, Soul, Rhythm & Blues to anyone and everyone who has courage, is brave enough to not follow the crowd, the masses (the “M” is always silent!), trusts in themselves enough to listen to SOMETHING completely DIFFERENT!   How did I get here....I worked in radio since High School...WCSQ-FM, onto College at WOCC, to the professional commercial world WKFM, WOSC, WGES, WHEN, WRRB, WPCX, WMBO, WCSP, WMMB, WBVD, WIXC, WHKR. Over the years I noticed that music I enjoyed was not getting played and after leaving the industry for 13 years, I chose to come back and serve the music styles I enjoy and hopefully you will too! The biggest question being asked is "What format is The Music Authority?" And The Answer IS..."Whatever I want to play or whatever my friends and listeners ask for!”

The Music Authority bringing Power Pop, Rock, Soul, Rhythm & Blues to anyone and everyone who has courage, is brave enough to not follow the crowd, the masses (the “M” is always silent!), trusts in themselves enough to listen to SOMETHING completely DIFFERENT! How did I get here....I worked in radio since High School...WCSQ-FM, onto College at WOCC, to the professional commercial world WKFM, WOSC, WGES, WHEN, WRRB, WPCX, WMBO, WCSP, WMMB, WBVD, WIXC, WHKR. Over the years I noticed that music I enjoyed was not getting played and after leaving the industry for 13 years, I chose to come back and serve the music styles I enjoy and hopefully you will too! The biggest question being asked is "What format is The Music Authority?" And The Answer IS..."Whatever I want to play or whatever my friends and listeners ask for!”

The Music Authority bringing Power Pop, Rock, Soul, Rhythm &amp; Blues to anyone and everyone who has courage, is brave enough to not follow the crowd, the masses (the “M” is always silent!), trusts in themselves enough to listen to SOMETHING completely DIFFERENT!   How did I get here....I worked in radio since High School...WCSQ-FM, onto College at WOCC, to the professional commercial world WKFM, WOSC, WGES, WHEN, WRRB, WPCX, WMBO, WCSP, WMMB, WBVD, WIXC, WHKR. Over the years I noticed that music I enjoyed was not getting played and after leaving the industry for 13 years, I chose to come back and serve the music styles I enjoy and hopefully you will too! The biggest question being asked is "What format is The Music Authority?" And The Answer IS..."Whatever I want to play or whatever my friends and listeners ask for!”

The Music Authority LIVE STREAM Show

Yeti or Not is an improvised question analysis podcast that features a living room style discussion, followed by a free form improv set based on what we discovered in the question's discussion... A.K.A. another f****** improv podcast.

Yeti or Not

A conversation series exploring the diverse experiences of people across the entertainment industry—onstage, onscreen, and behind the scenes. Each episode features honest stories from artists, creators, and industry professionals, shedding light on their unique journeys. Alongside personal insights, the series highlights important social and cultural topics, aiming to spark awareness, inspire dialogue, and drive meaningful change within and beyond the industry. It's a space where voices are heard, stories matter, and impact begins with conversation.

LET ME TALK

The Background Dancer sheds light on critical aspects underpinning the dance and performing arts industry through topics ranging from management, entrepreneurship, education, technology, fashion, choreography, politics, interdisciplinarity, media and wellness. Host Jason Yap details fascinating and useful information to help deepen your knowledge of all things offstage, while exploring and preparing together for a post-performance career. Listen in for a bi-weekly conversation with dance lovers from across Asia, Europe and the US, sharing experiences and practices that are both intimate and insightful. Jason is a dance artist, multidisciplinary producer and psychology graduate himself. Despite not pursuing it vocationally, he has still adopted many of psychology's approaches throughout his professional life - the concept of multiplicity and the performing arts as a 'whole that is bigger than the sum of its parts' ecosystem. Ready to talk all things dance? Join us as we begin to foreground Dance in the Background!

The Background Dancer

Featuring conversations with event and performance technicians, designers, and production folks in Minnesota.

We Shadows

Join me as we dive into the history behind some of the most beloved songs for every season, seasons of celebration, seasons of gratitude, and seasons of anticipation. In each episode, I’ll explain the history of a well-known song and then perform some of it for you. 

To learn more about beloved Christmas songs, please listen to my other podcast, “The Carols of Christmas”. 
https://anchor.fm/michael-young37/support

Join me as we dive into the history behind some of the most beloved songs for every season, seasons of celebration, seasons of gratitude, and seasons of anticipation. In each episode, I’ll explain the history of a well-known song and then perform some of it for you. To learn more about beloved Christmas songs, please listen to my other podcast, “The Carols of Christmas”. https://anchor.fm/michael-young37/support

Songs for All Seasons

Intelligent, original, and unsettling, this new take on the radio drama features stories from diverse artists that will have listeners on the edge of their seats. Twisted up in paranoia, magical realism, ghosts, monsters, sibling rivalry, and even earth death, Listen With The Lights Off takes listeners to wholly unexpected worlds – sometimes funny, sometimes disturbing, but always memorable, and eerily plausible. These fictional short plays, adapted from So Say We All’s literary horror anthologies Black Candies, will be brought to audio reality to make sure Halloween thrives. Be sure to listen with the lights off...

Learn more about the creators and the stories featured here, visit www.sosayweallonline.com

Intelligent, original, and unsettling, this new take on the radio drama features stories from diverse artists that will have listeners on the edge of their seats. Twisted up in paranoia, magical realism, ghosts, monsters, sibling rivalry, and even earth death, Listen With The Lights Off takes listeners to wholly unexpected worlds – sometimes funny, sometimes disturbing, but always memorable, and eerily plausible. These fictional short plays, adapted from So Say We All’s literary horror anthologies Black Candies, will be brought to audio reality to make sure Halloween thrives. Be sure to listen with the lights off... Learn more about the creators and the stories featured here, visit www.sosayweallonline.com

Listen With The Lights Off

Welcome to the cosmicgirlie chronicles! A vey real and down-to-earth podcast created by a professional solo cellist and certified transformational Life Coach - with AuDHD. Real life talk about living and running a creative life and businesses, sharing my thoughts and support on the creative life from a high functioning, ADHD and autistic perspective.

the ADHD Life Letters

Podcast Nắng Thuỷ Tinh sẽ là nơi chúng mình cùng nhau tâm tình, chia sẻ về những cảm xúc có được trong tình yêu, và trong cuộc sống. Với chất liệu dẫn lối là 301 bức thư tình của cố Nhạc sĩ Trịnh Công Sơn, thương nhớ gửi cho mối tình sâu đậm nhất của đời mình - Ngô Vũ Dao Ánh, hy vọng podcast sẽ mang đến cho các bạn những cảm xúc gần gũi, và êm ái của một ngày bình yên. ▶ Xin chân thành cảm ơn Trang sức cao cấp PNJ, Ngân hàng thương mại cổ phần Á Châu ACB và Ví điện tử ShopeePay đã đồng hành cùng phim điện ảnh Em Và Trịnh, Podcast Nắng Thủy Tinh. ▶ Podcast Nắng Thuỷ Tinh được sản xuất bởi Galaxy Play, nhà sản xuất phim điện ảnh Em và Trịnh. ▶ Xem ngay phim Em Và Trịnh trên Galaxy Play: <a href="https://glxp.io/Podcast-NTT-phimEVT">https://glxp.io/Podcast-NTT-phimEVT</a>

Podcast Nắng Thuỷ Tinh sẽ là nơi chúng mình cùng nhau tâm tình, chia sẻ về những cảm xúc có được trong tình yêu, và trong cuộc sống. Với chất liệu dẫn lối là 301 bức thư tình của cố Nhạc sĩ Trịnh Công Sơn, thương nhớ gửi cho mối tình sâu đậm nhất của đời mình - Ngô Vũ Dao Ánh, hy vọng podcast sẽ mang đến cho các bạn những cảm xúc gần gũi, và êm ái của một ngày bình yên. ▶ Xin chân thành cảm ơn Trang sức cao cấp PNJ, Ngân hàng thương mại cổ phần Á Châu ACB và Ví điện tử ShopeePay đã đồng hành cùng phim điện ảnh Em Và Trịnh, Podcast Nắng Thủy Tinh. ▶ Podcast Nắng Thuỷ Tinh được sản xuất bởi Galaxy Play, nhà sản xuất phim điện ảnh Em và Trịnh. ▶ Xem ngay phim Em Và Trịnh trên Galaxy Play: https://glxp.io/Podcast-NTT-phimEVT

Podcast Nắng Thuỷ Tinh sẽ là nơi chúng mình cùng nhau tâm tình, chia sẻ về những cảm xúc có được trong tình yêu, và trong cuộc sống. Với chất liệu dẫn lối là 301 bức thư tình của cố Nhạc sĩ Trịnh Công Sơn, thương nhớ gửi cho mối tình sâu đậm nhất của đời mình - Ngô Vũ Dao Ánh, hy vọng podcast sẽ mang đến cho các bạn những cảm xúc gần gũi, và êm ái của một ngày bình yên. ▶ Xin chân thành cảm ơn Trang sức cao cấp PNJ, Ngân hàng thương mại cổ phần Á Châu ACB và Ví điện tử ShopeePay đã đồng hành cùng phim điện ảnh Em Và Trịnh, Podcast Nắng Thủy Tinh. ▶ Podcast Nắng Thuỷ Tinh được sản xuất bởi Galaxy Play, nhà sản xuất phim điện ảnh Em và Trịnh. ▶ Xem ngay phim Em Và Trịnh trên Galaxy Play: <a href="https://glxp.io/Podcast-NTT-phimEVT" rel="noopener noreferrer">https://glxp.io/Podcast-NTT-phimEVT</a>

Nắng Thuỷ Tinh

MEDIOCRE is a new podcast by exotic dancer, model, accountant and amateur psychic, Tanya Hennessy. Don't expect anything great from this podcast - She believes in under promising and under delivering. Listen in for philosophical questions, existential crises and LOLs about IBS, together with additional bits. Fun times. Featuring Tanya's friend, Adam Cubito. New episodes weekly - maybe - probably not.
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MEDIOCRE is a new podcast by exotic dancer, model, accountant and amateur psychic, Tanya Hennessy. Don't expect anything great from this podcast - She believes in under promising and under delivering. Listen in for philosophical questions, existential crises and LOLs about IBS, together with additional bits. Fun times. Featuring Tanya's friend, Adam Cubito. New episodes weekly - maybe - probably not.  

MEDIOCRE

Flubs, foes, and probably some farts: real life actors' nightmares with your hosts, Jen Ponton + Lillian Bustle.

Dreading The Boards

Presented by Houseboat and Moot.tv, NSFD&D is a Dungeons and Dragons / RPG podcast that comes from the mind of first time DM Zachary Storman. Justin Olimpaito plays Blamis Elroy and Kyle Moucha is Leslie Storksblood, two complete morons who are thrust into an adventure after being attacked by an ice dragon on the high road to Neverwinter.

Presented by Houseboat and Moot.tv, NSFD&amp;D is a Dungeons and Dragons / RPG podcast that comes from the mind of first time DM Zachary Storman. Justin Olimpaito plays Blamis Elroy and Kyle Moucha is Leslie Storksblood, two complete morons who are thrust into an adventure after being attacked by an ice dragon on the high road to Neverwinter.

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Ugly Talk

The Artists Project

It's All An Act

GMI - Guitar And Music Institute Guitar Podcasts

Last Act Theatre Company

Soulfood (Audio)

Ages & Icons

impact.arte podcast

DJ Sound By Science's Podcast

Bedlam Starries

THE PETALUMA RADIO PLAYERS

رادیو یونیسم | Radio Unisem

My Life in Concert.com

No Such Thing As Art

Deer Tracks

Living Arts of Tulsa Podcast

It Came from VHS KvLT

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Music at Three Pines: The Podcast

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Getting in Tune

Get Great Gigs

Slimsworld

The Music Authority LIVE STREAM Show

Yeti or Not

LET ME TALK

The Background Dancer

We Shadows

Songs for All Seasons

Listen With The Lights Off

the ADHD Life Letters

Nắng Thuỷ Tinh

MEDIOCRE

Dreading The Boards

NSFD&D

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