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Chaotic Clownery. Solos and series with the odd serious audio drama thrown in. Occasional in conveyance yet constant in condition. Pre apocalyptic fun for all the family.

Isotope Audio

Life Force Youth Podcasts

The programme takes a different approach to the arts with a series of one-hour specials, in-depth one-on-one interviews and panel discussions.

RTÉ - Arts Tonight

Events and information in the Music Department of Oral Roberts University, Tulsa, OK.

ORU Music

Freeze Frame is a weekly show reviewing the latest movies from Hollywood’s best to independent and arthouse movies.

Freeze Frame

Wombat Radio Podcast Australia! Rigorously, playfully, interrogating ideas with guest artists who work through dance, choreography, composition, performance, music and more!  Est. 2013. Please hit the subscribe button below!

Wombat Radio

On All About Guitar we talk tone. We talk technique. We talk gear. We talk to artists, educators, manufacturers and more! Where we take a good look at everything guitar, and some things not exactly guitar but just as important to become more successful musicians in today's music scene! Hosted by Jeff "The FLO" Floro, join us as we explore...All About Guitar!

Listen Live Mondays at 8:00PM (PST), on LA Talk Radio (latalkradio.com)

Jeff Floro's All About Guitar

Pitching tv shows that will never get made – but should.

Episode 0

Terry Lowry shares original compositions and improvisations with works from the standard repertoire added from time to time.

Terry Lowry's Podcast

Frequency Theatre produces audio drama, and is committed to delivering each and every piece to you for free. All our plays are new writing, and with most no more than around 20 minutes in length, they are perfect for a short, theatrical escape from your normal day.

Audio theatre has been part of the dramatic landscape since the invention of the radio, and it has experienced an ever growing revival through the availability of digital media.

A wide variety of plays can be downloaded or played directly on our website, or you can subscribe to our podcast feed via iTunes and have your plays delivered to you upon release.

Frequency plays can be listened to anywhere, anytime, and for absolutely free. We hope that each play you hear will immerse you in new worlds, stories and people.

Frequency Theatre

Summer Camp is one of Papi Chulo RADIO's signature series. Summer Camp is a panel discussion series where a group of co-hosts gather to discuss some of Hollywood's campiest flicks, cult classic motion pictures and fan favorite films.

Summer Camp

FoxCast Anime Podcast

Obscure Music History is an investigative music podcast, sneaking behind-the-scenes to take apart B-sides and rarities of unpopular music. And it's a comedy! 

|| Produced by Tom Hogan. He is also the host of Missing Richard Mercer, and Polish Club's Sophomore Slump. For more projects, visit TomHogan.com.au

Obscure Music History

My Songs Suck is a podcast all about the creative process. Brisbane musician Alex Smith and fellow creative James Kehoe listen through Your Man Alex Smith’s discography examining the mistakes of the past, trying to uncover WHY these songs were so bad as well as how they might be fixed! <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.

My Songs Suck is a podcast all about the creative process. Brisbane musician Alex Smith and fellow creative James Kehoe listen through Your Man Alex Smith’s discography examining the mistakes of the past, trying to uncover WHY these songs were so bad as well as how they might be fixed! Hosted on Acast. See <a href="https://acast.com/privacy" rel="noopener noreferrer">acast.com/privacy</a> for more information.

My Songs Suck

The world of podcasts has been something that has come pretty recently to me. For months and months, I would hear people talk about podcasts. Podcast this. Podcast that. “Hey mate, hope you’re well, fancy being on my podcast?” The word podcast has been lingering around the fringes of my life for far too long. Sometimes it would get too much. Some days I just felt like turning to the world and saying “Enough with the bloody podcasts!”. Of course, I never did say this. But then I started listening to podcasts and well, bugger me, I really bloody enjoyed them. So much so that I now have a podcast. What a life.This podcast is very much as the title suggests. It’s me talking to someone else. Another person. A person who works in a creative industry - music, comedy, film, writing, acting, television. Whatever it is. If they've got a creative occupation and a flexible calendar, then I'm going to talk to them for this podcast. I really hope that the conversations we have are interesting and manage to shine a light on the creative process and a life in the arts. I really enjoyed being a part of them. Christ, I'm boring myself now. What a millennial prick. Do me a favour, listen to the podcast. Cheers, Tom. <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.

The world of podcasts has been something that has come pretty recently to me. For months and months, I would hear people talk about podcasts. Podcast this. Podcast that. “Hey mate, hope you’re well, fancy being on my podcast?” The word podcast has been lingering around the fringes of my life for far too long. Sometimes it would get too much. Some days I just felt like turning to the world and saying “Enough with the bloody podcasts!”. Of course, I never did say this. But then I started listening to podcasts and well, bugger me, I really bloody enjoyed them. So much so that I now have a podcast. What a life.This podcast is very much as the title suggests. It’s me talking to someone else. Another person. A person who works in a creative industry - music, comedy, film, writing, acting, television. Whatever it is. If they've got a creative occupation and a flexible calendar, then I'm going to talk to them for this podcast. I really hope that the conversations we have are interesting and manage to shine a light on the creative process and a life in the arts. I really enjoyed being a part of them. Christ, I'm boring myself now. What a millennial prick. Do me a favour, listen to the podcast. Cheers, Tom. Hosted on Acast. See <a href="https://acast.com/privacy" rel="noopener noreferrer">acast.com/privacy</a> for more information.

Tom Lucy Plus One

It's all about the entertainment. From recaps of RuPaul's Drag Race to reviews of current shows and movies. I see the world around me and I talk about it.

The Taylor Dylan Show

St. Louis actor and singer Deborah Sharn hosts this conversation with local actors, directors, designers, critics, and writers, as well as artists working on and off Broadway and in regional theatre across America.  The talk is always lively, intelligent, and in-depth.  Produced in the studios of KDHX Community Media.

Break a Leg

Rob and Dom struggle to come to terms with the bad short films they found themselves in during the 1990’s. You can give them a miss here: https://tinyurl.com/y5h7bute

Keck

From the Mutual Audio Network feed, Thursday Thrillers provides a weekly showcase of mystery, detective, crime fiction, action and thrilling adventure! Need a chance to escape? Why wait for Thursday when every week we have thrilling tales for you to enjoy!

Thursday Thrillers

The VJC Q&T podcast is produced by the Valley Jazz Cooperative and hosted by VJC Director Russell Schmidt. In each episode, Russ shares questions and tangents (Q&T) with musicians, artists, and friends. Whether discussing seminal moments that have shaped the lives of our guests, pondering the nature of creativity, or exploring any interesting digressions that come up, the conversation is always entertaining.

The VJC Q&T podcast: Two roads diverge in a wood...and we’re cool with both.

The VJC Q&amp;T podcast is produced by the Valley Jazz Cooperative and hosted by VJC Director Russell Schmidt. In each episode, Russ shares questions and tangents (Q&amp;T) with musicians, artists, and friends. Whether discussing seminal moments that have shaped the lives of our guests, pondering the nature of creativity, or exploring any interesting digressions that come up, the conversation is always entertaining.

The VJC Q&amp;T podcast: Two roads diverge in a wood...and we’re cool with both.

VJC Q&T

Welcome to 'Making It'. The podcast about making it as an artist in the passionate and dynamic landscape of UK theatre.

Making It with Temi Wilkey

"Up to Date" is a 45 minute to an hour talk show. Each week Malya has a new guest on her show to discuss dating and relationships. The show starts off with a detailed interview, Malya than plays a song. After the song Malya comes back with an entertaining game and then finally there is the advice column. Listeners email the show at uptodatethepodcast@gmail.com and submit questions or advice to which Malya can respond. This show is raw and real and Malya keeps her listeners "Up to Date" on the dating scene by featuring, shadchanim, parents, and singles.

Up To Date

Keep going and growing. Talks that inspire and motivate us to take action and BeTheOne to be responsible for our life journeys and career.

BeTheOne

A community theatre in the middle of Pennsylvania entertaining, educating and enriching our area! Interviews hosted by CTL Executive Director Seth Sponhouse and CTL Board Member Aubyn Johnson with CTL Employees, Volunteers, Program Coordinators and Actors!

CTL Speaks!

Listen to works-in-progress and an interview with the author. A virtual May Play Series.

Hosted by David Lew Cooper. Theme music by Chuck Evans.

May Play Podcast

LoP Radio is the official audio home of LordsOfPain.net. and features podcasts, recaps and exclusive interviews with some of pro wrestling&#39;s biggest and brightest stars.

LoP Radio is the official audio home of LordsOfPain.net. and features podcasts, recaps and exclusive interviews with some of pro wrestling's biggest and brightest stars.

Lords of Pain Radio

From the Pit is a weekly podcast devoted to all things extreme music – whether it’s up-and-coming bands, killer new releases, future shows & festivals, or musings on the scene itself, hosts Phil, Mike, Sam and Frank will make sure that you hear about them. Also, we talk about beer, which is really the most important thing.

From the Pit is a weekly podcast devoted to all things extreme music – whether it’s up-and-coming bands, killer new releases, future shows &amp; festivals, or musings on the scene itself, hosts Phil, Mike, Sam and Frank will make sure that you hear about them. Also, we talk about beer, which is really the most important thing.

From the Pit - The Metal Hardcore Podcast

Dr Loretta Brady, PhD and Suzanne Delle, MFA discuss the intersection of the arts and trauma with guests and each other.

Traumaturgy

This is the podcast feed for productions created by members of the Audio Drama Alliance. The mission of the Audio Drama Alliance is to educate, encourage, and support the next generation of audio drama creators in the production of fun, positive, and clean audio content in a Christian environment. This collective is focused on collaboration opportunities and the advancement of our God-given gifts in the audio drama medium with an emphasis on quality.

Audio Drama Alliance

An extension of Mollynook Films, Mollynook Podcasts features a new guest on each episode to chat about creative outlets such as film, art, music, and performance, and how those activities benefit and shape the lives of its creators and spectators with developmental and intellectual disabilities. http://mollynookfilms.com/

Mollynook Podcasts

I'm Lincoln and I talk about musicals in the order they're in on my Musical podcast on Spotify! All nerds (especially theater nerds) are welcome!!

Lincoln's Musical Podcast

The podcast of the Little Theatre of Norfolk. Right now, we are trying to post a new podcast on the last day of every month.
Please be patient with our volunteers as they work to bring you content!

Ghostlight - Little Theatre of Norfolk

Join Kelly as he chats with line dance choreographers and instructors as well as country music artist, event directors, and others in the dance community.

The Honky Tonk Highway

Go inside the minds of the boys in the band From Under Crowned kings. Every podcast is an inside look at what they talk about behind the scenes. Listeners are encouraged to join the conversation via Tik-Tok @fromundercrownedkings  and Twitter @crownedkingband

Band Chat

DJSD is a Brooklyn based music collective home to Passwar D

The DJ's Daughter

The Oldenburg Suite is a musical about the life and times of sculptor Claes Oldenburg, his brother Richard, the director of MoMA, and his wife and collaborator, Coosje Van Bruggen. The series includes the show recorded in full, interviews with cast and creative team members from various productions, and an in depth look at the history beyond the script.

The Oldenburg Suite: Podcastiguide

Growing through Dance podcast explores the way dance interacts with life. It features advice, views and anecdotes from a continuum that ranges from the local grass roots movers up to the dance world professionals. Every dance parent and would-be dancer can make use of the dance world's insights, life and social skills, confidence building and evolving lifelong friendships . Hosted by dance teacher and professional dance educationalist, Katherine-Lucy MA, the podcast stems from her lifelong experience as a dancer, teacher, tutor and facilitator, and her passionate belief that everyone benefits in multiple ways from dance and movement in their life.

Growing Through Dance Podcast Dance to Live, Live to Dance

Kulak tiyatrosu: Yepyeni bir deneyim! 

Podacto, tiyatro dünyasının yerli ve yabancı yazarlarının çağdaş, klasik ve Podacto’ya özel özgün metinlerini tiyatro sahnesinin önemli oyuncuları ile buluşturuyor.

Podacto

A collection of sounds discovered in the field. Headphones recommended.

Phonogrifter

Join us each Monday as we discuss the going ons of Hope Valley, it's people, and of course, the romance!!

Original Hearties

Adrienne Ash plays guitar and yells at people for money in a band called Plasma Canvas. This is her show, where she talks with other musicians and creative people about their favorite artists in ways that only die-hard fans can.
In each episode, she briefly interviews the guest about their own creative projects, and then they do a deep dive into everything there is to know about their favorite band or artist.
They'll dissect albums, pick apart lyrics, analyze recording and production techniques, experience the joy of discovery, and get to the heart of what makes this music special.

What makes a die-hard music fan?

This is Fanatomy.

Follow Fanatomy on Twitter and Instagram:

https://twitter.com/fanatomypodcast

https://www.instagram.com/fanatomypodcast/

And if you're digging the show, join the fan club and support Fanatomy on Patreon for exclusive content you won't find anywhere else:

Patreon.com/Fanatomy

Fanatomy with Adrienne Ash

Conversations with people behind the scenes, behind the technology, and behind the music. People you may not know, but you should.

Insights In Sound

仕事や目の前のことから一旦離れて、無目的に過ごす午後のひととき。
音楽に耳を傾けたり、映画やドラマを見たり、大好きな友達とおしゃべりしたり…
そんな「余白の時間」を、広瀬すずといっしょに過ごしてみませんか？

広瀬すずの「よはくじかん」

In the tapestry of American entertainment, Red Skelton threads a vibrant color of joy. His journey with NBC began in 1939, a time when radio was the hearth around which America gathered. Sponsored by Avalon Cigarettes, Skelton's voice became a familiar comfort with "Avalon Time." As the world braced for change, on October 7, 1941, Skelton offered a new respite, "The Raleigh Cigarette Program." Here, he wove together a patchwork of characters, each unique in their follies and affections, from the lovably disoriented Cauliflower McPugg to the ever inebriated Willie Lump-Lump.One could hear the laughter of a nation in Junior's catchphrase, "I dood it!" — a phrase that wiggled its way into the very lexicon of America. There was the crafty San Fernando Red, with his peculiar seagull companions, Gertrude and Heathcliffe, and the endearing Clem Kadiddlehopper, whose naiveté often outshone the glitter of high society, much to the chagrin of his cynical father.In those times of global unrest, Skelton's show became a vessel for unity, aiding the war effort by selling bonds, and graced by the Nelson family and the melodic waves of the Ozzie Nelson Orchestra.Yet, the laughter paused in March 1944 when duty called Skelton to serve. Despite a trying time overseas that challenged his spirits, he returned with his humor unscathed, remarking with a chuckle, "I was the only celebrity who went in and came out a private."The show's heartbeats resumed on December 4, 1945, with Skelton breathing life into new follies and characters. The show blossomed with the voices of Lurene Tuttle and Verna Felton, the orchestral talents of David Forrester and David Rose, and the vocals of Anita Ellis, before its final curtain in 1949.As time marches on, an irony unfurls: though Skelton's television legacy casts a long shadow, it's the echoes of his radio days that now find a way into the eager hands of nostalgia seekers, a testament to the enduring allure of a voice and a spirit that captivated a nation.

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