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QuietdrivePodcast

郭德纲专辑

Each week we look at a word that carries real power…a specific and impactful meaning that communicates a point with elegance.  A word that's unique, poetic, mellifluous, and impeccably exact. 
Along the way, we look at the story behind the word – background that's not only interesting but useful in helping you remember it so you can deploy it at will.   
And, we provide a few alternatives with different shades of meaning to help choose your weapon with precision – and, sound good in the process.

Each week we look at a word that carries real power…a specific and impactful meaning that communicates a point with elegance. A word that's unique, poetic, mellifluous, and impeccably exact. Along the way, we look at the story behind the word – background that's not only interesting but useful in helping you remember it so you can deploy it at will. And, we provide a few alternatives with different shades of meaning to help choose your weapon with precision – and, sound good in the process.

CarlHausman's podcast

<div>Ad Hominem Radio is the home of Cleveland Comedy. Hosted by Chris Paugh, Jeremy Sheer, Tabitha Jones and Kyle Haunhorst we talk news, comedy, drama, pop culture, and whatever else is going on in the world at large and Cleveland at small. E-mail the show at paughc27@gmail.com.  
 

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Ad Hominem Radio is the home of Cleveland Comedy. Hosted by Chris Paugh, Jeremy Sheer, Tabitha Jones and Kyle Haunhorst we talk news, comedy, drama, pop culture, and whatever else is going on in the world at large and Cleveland at small. E-mail the show at paughc27@gmail.com.

Ad Hominem Radio is the home of Cleveland Comedy. Hosted by Chris Paugh, Jeremy Sheer, Tabitha Jones and Kyle Haunhorst we talk news, comedy, drama, pop culture, and whatever else is going on in the world at large and Cleveland at small. E-mail the show at paughc27@gmail.com.&nbsp;

Ad Hominem Radio

Mudrooms

The Theater of Public Policy explores big ideas using improvisational comedy. We invite smart people to talk about the issues of the day and a team of improvisers brings them to life. Presented here, are the interviews from these shows.

The Theater of Public Policy

The hard-hitting bassoon podcast you've been looking for

Boulder Bassoon Quartet Podcast

Speak Up Talk Radio Network

RadioBypass is a rock discovery and celebration platform featuring artist interviews, curated weekly music showcases, and genre spotlight programming celebrating rock’s past, present, and future.
Hosted by Ralph Rasmussen, RadioBypass highlights new music from legendary artists, emerging hard-rock bands, and the songs that continue to shape the genre. From in-depth interviews to specialty programs and weekly showcases, we deliver rock that DESERVES to be heard.
More than a show, RadioBypass is a destination for listeners passionate about authentic rock music and a platform supporting artists across the spectrum of rock and roll.

RadioBypass is a rock discovery and celebration platform featuring artist interviews, curated weekly music showcases, and genre spotlight programming celebrating rock’s past, present, and future. Hosted by Ralph Rasmussen, RadioBypass highlights new music from legendary artists, emerging hard-rock bands, and the songs that continue to shape the genre. From in-depth interviews to specialty programs and weekly showcases, we deliver rock that DESERVES to be heard. More than a show, RadioBypass is a destination for listeners passionate about authentic rock music and a platform supporting artists across the spectrum of rock and roll.

RadioBypass Podcast

A podcast discussing all things revolving around nerdy/geeky pop-culture.

Best 3some Ever

By AlejAndro Anastasio: One Handed Stories about Life and Beyond

One Hand Speaks

Discussions about Creating Original Performances for a Live Audience!

SallyPAL

The weekly podcast that helps you fight your creative battles!

Hosted by three professional game developers by day, and writer (S. M. Carter), musician (George Spanos), and artist (Eric Vedder) by night.

See liner notes for each show at warwithart.com

The weekly podcast that helps you fight your creative battles! Hosted by three professional game developers by day, and writer (S. M. Carter), musician (George Spanos), and artist (Eric Vedder) by night. See liner notes for each show at warwithart.com

War with Art

Join Coco & Dalts for their unvarnished reviews of the latest streaming movies and shows on Netflix, Amazon Prime Video, Disney+ and HBO Max, as well as their pithy takes on books and music. https://www.cocoanddalts.com

Join Coco &amp; Dalts for their unvarnished reviews of the latest streaming movies and shows on Netflix, Amazon Prime Video, Disney+ and HBO Max, as well as their pithy takes on books and music. https://www.cocoanddalts.com

Coco & Dalts

Join Charlie Walden (a.k.a The Possum) as he wrassles with the most frustrating and yet most satisfying musical instrument of all - "The Devil's Box". Charlie shares interviews, travels, recommendations, reviews and more. Let's face it, there are few better ways to waste time than playing the fiddle. Find out why and how on Possum's Big Fiddle Show!

Possum's Big Fiddle Show

Hank's House Radio is an energetic mixshow showcasing some of the biggest floorfillers and DJ's in the current club scene from House to Techno to Underground. Tune in now, Hank's House is open to you!

Henry Hall Presents: Hank's House Radio

A unique look at the world of wrestling and entertainment hosted by former host of 2 Geeks and a Mic, TruElement78, and veteran pro wrestlers Xavier Mustafa and “The Natural” Chris Black.New episodes every 2nd and 4th Saturday of the month.

Saturday Night SlamCasters

Patrick Torres, RLT's Artistic Director, examines the history, themes, and impact of the productions throught Raleigh Little Theatre's season.

Raleigh Little Theatre Podcast

Welcome to JARO Podcast hosted by filmmaker, writer, director and producer, Tomeka M. Winborne.   JARO Podcast presents culturally relevant topics featuring actors, musicians, artists, writers and media industry trend setters in the world of arts and entertainment from across the African Diaspora.

Welcome to JARO Podcast hosted by filmmaker, writer, director and producer, Tomeka M. Winborne. JARO Podcast presents culturally relevant topics featuring actors, musicians, artists, writers and media industry trend setters in the world of arts and entertainment from across the African Diaspora.

Jaro Podcast

Listen in as Jon Burns interviews independent songwriters and musicians about the art of songwriting and recording. All of the artists featured are played on Pirates & Poets Radio. 

This feed includes archived episodes of the Pirates & Poets Podcast, which was published from 2014-2017. 

Find us online at www.piratesandpoets.net.

Listen in as Jon Burns interviews independent songwriters and musicians about the art of songwriting and recording. All of the artists featured are played on Pirates & Poets Radio. This feed includes archived episodes of the Pirates & Poets Podcast, which was published from 2014-2017. Find us online at www.piratesandpoets.net.

Listen in as Jon Burns interviews independent songwriters and musicians about the art of songwriting and recording. All of the artists featured are played on Pirates &amp; Poets Radio. 

This feed includes archived episodes of the Pirates &amp; Poets Podcast, which was published from 2014-2017. 

Find us online at www.piratesandpoets.net.

On The Record with Pirates & Poets

With the Alt Revue Podcast you will get our engaging take on today's alt scene, yesterday's alt favorites, and interviews with fantastic artists!

The Alt Revue Podcast

Earl Okin is a singer songwriter and comedy performer. This is his show.

The Earl Okin Show

This podcast discusses everyday life as a classical pianist, practice sessions, and being a Music Producer.

THE CLIFF JONES PIANO STUDIO PODCAST

Cassette Tape Radio mashes together disparate elements to create a weirdo mixtape. Anything from comedy sketches, to poems and heated interviews. First episodes include a rap about fax machines, an essay about the playlist you make for your one night stands and an introduction to brand new musical genre I’ve created (#ElectroKrud). Playful, experimental and weird - welcome to Cassette Tape Radio

Cassette Tape Radio by Talia Randall

Unstaged has invited actors and theatre artists from around the country to join us at the virtual table. We select a play from the canon, new playwrights, and everything in between. We gather a group of actors - professionals and amateurs - and we read the play. Maybe we talk about it a little bit. And you get to experience a piece of theatre. Well, your ears do, at least.

Unstaged

Welcome to The Infinite Room. Each episode, Lookingglass artists will ask ourselves and others Big Questions—about art and theatre and the planet we live on; we’ll engage in frank conversation—sometimes serious, sometimes decidedly not—about the stories we tell, why and how we tell them, and how they intersect with our city, our country, and our world.

If you're able to help by donating, we would be grateful for your support right now to continue to bring our imaginative art to life. https://lookingglasstheatre.org/support/

Welcome to The Infinite Room. Each episode, Lookingglass artists will ask ourselves and others Big Questions—about art and theatre and the planet we live on; we’ll engage in frank conversation—sometimes serious, sometimes decidedly not—about the stories we tell, why and how we tell them, and how they intersect with our city, our country, and our world. If you're able to help by donating, we would be grateful for your support right now to continue to bring our imaginative art to life. https://lookingglasstheatre.org/support/

The Infinite Room

A podcast about showbiz, creativity, and sometimes the law. Created by and starring Eric W. Ruben, Esq.

Is that really legal? with Eric Ruben

A NEW SERIAL AUDIO PLAY BY PROFILE THEATRE
Based on Pulitzer Prize-winner Paula Vogel's "Covid Bake-Off" writing prompt, and written by an astounding group of 9 playwrights and screenwriters. CLAUDIA, A VIRAL LOVE STORY will take you around the world in 5 Podcast episodes.

A NEW SERIAL AUDIO PLAY BY PROFILE THEATRE Based on Pulitzer Prize-winner Paula Vogel's "Covid Bake-Off" writing prompt, and written by an astounding group of 9 playwrights and screenwriters. CLAUDIA, A VIRAL LOVE STORY will take you around the world in 5 Podcast episodes.

Claudia, A Viral Love Story

Something has unearthed itself to bring you a frightfully exciting podcast, reaching out across the dark and fearsome landscape of the haunt and horror community

Big Scary Show

From playing tiny ballrooms to becoming the biggest stars on the planet, step into the stories of the greatest rock n roll legends that ever lived.

Legendary Rock Stories

Ever wondered if a musical was actually good? Join hosts MJ and Jonah as they debate the performances, plots, and puns of a variety of broadway hits to determine if the show is a bop or a flop.

Bop or Flop?

A comedy podcast where Lisa and Ivana recap a season of The Bachelor or Bachelorette as it airs! Come for the laughs, stay for the sass!

Hungry Roses

In 1939, Miami-based Private Detective Michael Shayne was first published in paperbacks by Davis Dresser (writing under the pseudonym Brett Halliday)  and quickly became a sensational hard-boiled private eye who would appear in 77 novels and 300 short stories enduring from the 1930s through the 1970s. Shayne quickly made the leap to films with Lloyd Nolan playing Shayne in seven well-made B-movies between 1940 and 1942.  There was another film series made in 1946-47 from the poverty row PRC films starring Hugh Beaumont. Shayne was also big over radio. The first series of Michael Shayne Adventures aired over the West Coast Mutual network as Michael Shayne Private Detective and starred Wally Maher as the lead. The series took its lead in many ways from the Nolan movies with a lighter touch.  It officially had the Shayne character in Oakland rather than Miami. It featured well-characterized tales, solid mysteries, and great chemistry amongst the regular cast that was reminiscent of a later West Coast Mutual show <a href="https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/the-great-detectives-present-let-george-do-it-old-time-radio--4731987" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Let George Do I</a>t. The second radio series was The New Adventures of Michael Shayne, produced by Bill Rousseau and starring Jeff Chandler. In contrast to Mutual’s series, The New Adventures was one of the most hard-boiled radio detective series produced during the golden age of radio and was set in the mysterious city of New Orleans. The series was syndicated from the mid-1940s and for decades afterwards. The final Michael Shayne radio series was The Adventures of Michael Shayne which aired from 1952-53 over ABC. It managed to have three different leads in its first fourteen weeks but had the virtue of being set in Miami. Michael Shayne made his way to television much later. In the late 1950s on an episode of the TV anthology series, Decision, Mark Stevens played the detective and the episode was repackaged as a pilot for a TV series that was never made. In 1960, the series was produced with former Mr. and Mrs. North star Richard Denning starring as the lead. It was a well-made detective series. Unfortunately, it aired in an era that was awash in great detective shows and it wasn’t exactly faithful to the books, a fact that many Michael Shayne novels of the era poked fun at. In addition, Michael Shayne had a comic book tied into the TV show. Like many characters of the era, Michael Shayne went through a wide variety of iterations to please various audiences: from the tough private eye of the books and New Adventures series, to the lighter approach of Lloyd Nolan and Wally Maher, to the typical early 60s PI played by Denning, there are many different interpretations of the character. Yet, to those who know, the name of Michael Shayne is still remembered for quality detective fiction regardless of the iteration. Adam Graham hosts these old time radio episodes and they were originally released as part of <a href="https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/the-great-detectives-of-old-time-radio--4607052" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">The Great Detectives of Old TIme Radio</a> podcast.

In 1939, Miami-based Private Detective Michael Shayne was first published in paperbacks by Davis Dresser (writing under the pseudonym Brett Halliday) and quickly became a sensational hard-boiled private eye who would appear in 77 novels and 300 short stories enduring from the 1930s through the 1970s.Shayne quickly made the leap to films with Lloyd Nolan playing Shayne in seven well-made B-movies between 1940 and 1942. There was another film series made in 1946-47 from the poverty row PRC films starring Hugh Beaumont.Shayne was also big over radio. The first series of Michael Shayne Adventures aired over the West Coast Mutual network as Michael Shayne Private Detective and starred Wally Maher as the lead. The series took its lead in many ways from the Nolan movies with a lighter touch. It officially had the Shayne character in Oakland rather than Miami. It featured well-characterized tales, solid mysteries, and great chemistry amongst the regular cast that was reminiscent of a later West Coast Mutual show Let George Do It.The second radio series was The New Adventures of Michael Shayne, produced by Bill Rousseau and starring Jeff Chandler. In contrast to Mutual’s series, The New Adventures was one of the most hard-boiled radio detective series produced during the golden age of radio and was set in the mysterious city of New Orleans. The series was syndicated from the mid-1940s and for decades afterwards.The final Michael Shayne radio series was The Adventures of Michael Shayne which aired from 1952-53 over ABC. It managed to have three different leads in its first fourteen weeks but had the virtue of being set in Miami.Michael Shayne made his way to television much later. In the late 1950s on an episode of the TV anthology series, Decision, Mark Stevens played the detective and the episode was repackaged as a pilot for a TV series that was never made.In 1960, the series was produced with former Mr. and Mrs. North star Richard Denning starring as the lead. It was a well-made detective series. Unfortunately, it aired in an era that was awash in great detective shows and it wasn’t exactly faithful to the books, a fact that many Michael Shayne novels of the era poked fun at.In addition, Michael Shayne had a comic book tied into the TV show. Like many characters of the era, Michael Shayne went through a wide variety of iterations to please various audiences: from the tough private eye of the books and New Adventures series, to the lighter approach of Lloyd Nolan and Wally Maher, to the typical early 60s PI played by Denning, there are many different interpretations of the character. Yet, to those who know, the name of Michael Shayne is still remembered for quality detective fiction regardless of the iteration.Adam Graham hosts these old time radio episodes and they were originally released as part of The Great Detectives of Old TIme Radio podcast.

In 1939, Miami-based Private Detective Michael Shayne was first published in paperbacks by Davis Dresser (writing under the pseudonym Brett Halliday)&nbsp; and quickly became a sensational hard-boiled private eye who would appear in 77 novels and 300 short stories enduring from the 1930s through the 1970s. Shayne quickly made the leap to films with Lloyd Nolan playing Shayne in seven well-made B-movies between 1940 and 1942.&nbsp; There was another film series made in 1946-47 from the poverty row PRC films starring Hugh Beaumont. Shayne was also big over radio. The first series of Michael Shayne Adventures aired over the West Coast Mutual network as Michael Shayne Private Detective and starred Wally Maher as the lead. The series took its lead in many ways from the Nolan movies with a lighter touch.&nbsp; It officially had the Shayne character in Oakland rather than Miami. It featured well-characterized tales, solid mysteries, and great chemistry amongst the regular cast that was reminiscent of a later West Coast Mutual show <a href="https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/the-great-detectives-present-let-george-do-it-old-time-radio--4731987" rel="noopener noreferrer">Let George Do I</a>t. The second radio series was&nbsp;The New Adventures of Michael Shayne, produced by Bill Rousseau and starring Jeff Chandler. In contrast to Mutual’s series, The New Adventures was one of the most hard-boiled radio detective series produced during the golden age of radio and was set in the mysterious city of New Orleans. The series was syndicated from the mid-1940s and for decades afterwards. The final Michael Shayne radio series was The Adventures of Michael Shayne which aired from 1952-53 over ABC. It managed to have three different leads in its first fourteen weeks but had the virtue of being set in Miami. Michael Shayne made his way to television much later. In the late 1950s on an episode of the TV anthology series, Decision, Mark Stevens played the detective and the episode was repackaged as a pilot for a TV series that was never made. In 1960, the series was produced with former Mr. and Mrs. North star Richard Denning starring as the lead. It was a well-made detective series. Unfortunately, it aired in an era that was awash in great detective shows and it wasn’t exactly faithful to the books, a fact that many Michael Shayne novels of the era poked fun at. In addition, Michael Shayne had a comic book tied into the TV show. Like many characters of the era, Michael Shayne went through a wide variety of iterations to please various audiences: from the tough private eye of the books and New Adventures series, to the lighter approach of Lloyd Nolan and Wally Maher, to the typical early 60s PI played by Denning, there are many different interpretations of the character. Yet, to those who know, the name of Michael Shayne is still remembered for quality detective fiction regardless of the iteration. Adam Graham hosts these old time radio episodes and they were originally released as part of&nbsp;<a href="https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/the-great-detectives-of-old-time-radio--4607052" rel="noopener noreferrer">The Great Detectives of Old TIme Radio</a>&nbsp;podcast.

Michael Shayne Presented by the Great Detectives of Old Time Radio

This podcast talks about the history of dance, the social political issues involving dance, resources for dancers &amp; choreographers, and other unorthodox subjects they don't teach you in the studio!

This podcast talks about the history of dance, the social political issues involving dance, resources for dancers & choreographers, and other unorthodox subjects they don't teach you in the studio!

The Dance Resource Podcast

Conversations about everything Bass Guitar! Hosts Mark J Smith and Ellen O'Reilly interview bass players from every walk of life, from rock stars to session musicians to general working pros.

Mark J Smith is a professional bass player and creator of the Talkingbass website and Youtube channel. 

Ellen O'Reilly is a professional bass player and columnist for Bass Player magazine. 

The Talkingbass website features bass lessons and courses on all areas of bass playing from beginner bass guitar through to music reading, harmony, ear training, technique and much, much more.

Conversations about everything Bass Guitar! Hosts Mark J Smith and Ellen O'Reilly interview bass players from every walk of life, from rock stars to session musicians to general working pros. Mark J Smith is a professional bass player and creator of the Talkingbass website and Youtube channel. Ellen O'Reilly is a professional bass player and columnist for Bass Player magazine. The Talkingbass website features bass lessons and courses on all areas of bass playing from beginner bass guitar through to music reading, harmony, ear training, technique and much, much more.

The Talkingbass Podcast

A quirky lil pod where 2 cool chix get stoned AF & banter about women-centered history.

A quirky lil pod where 2 cool chix get stoned AF &amp; banter about women-centered history.

Untold Highstory

Two actors, one stage manager and two musicians, through no fault of their own, find they are out of work due to the COVID 19 pandemic. Meeting in a garage in a secret location, masked and socially distanced, they create a podcast of comedy sketches, music, trivia and interesting interviews. We enjoyed creating something new. We hope you enjoy listening to the fruits of our labor!

Odd Bits and End Pieces

Dr. Charlie Keil and friends discuss a wide range of topics from politics to philosophy to music to early childhood education.

On the Path with Dr. Charlie Keil

Welcome to Conscious Compassion co-hosted by Charles Gray & Porscha Flores. This podcast will share stories of the different ways that people deal with low moments in their lives.  How they manifest the drive to overcome obstacles and keep pushing forward.  A fluid space  with media; poetry, music, literary readings or just plain story telling.  Coupled with in-depth interviews of the storytellers so that listeners can learn, relate and be inspired.   Spend a few moments with us as we explore creative coping strategies for these chaotic times.  Conscious compassion where we share because we care.

Welcome to Conscious Compassion co-hosted by Charles Gray & Porscha Flores. This podcast will share stories of the different ways that people deal with low moments in their lives. How they manifest the drive to overcome obstacles and keep pushing forward. A fluid space with media; poetry, music, literary readings or just plain story telling. Coupled with in-depth interviews of the storytellers so that listeners can learn, relate and be inspired. Spend a few moments with us as we explore creative coping strategies for these chaotic times. Conscious compassion where we share because we care.

Welcome to Conscious Compassion co-hosted by Charles Gray &amp; Porscha Flores. This podcast will share stories of the different ways that people deal with low moments in their lives.  How they manifest the drive to overcome obstacles and keep pushing forward.  A fluid space  with media; poetry, music, literary readings or just plain story telling.  Coupled with in-depth interviews of the storytellers so that listeners can learn, relate and be inspired.   Spend a few moments with us as we explore creative coping strategies for these chaotic times.  Conscious compassion where we share because we care.

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