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The podcast that goes one-on-one with the writers, artists, retailers, publishers, critics and journalists inside the Toronto comic book scene.



Aaron Broverman has been collecting comics in earnest since 1995 and has been a fixture of the Toronto comic scene since 2003. He was there when big name artists for Marvel, DC and Image were selling their independent comics in artist alley at local Toronto conventions. Now, he hopes to use his interview skills as a professional journalist for NOW Magazine, BlogTO, Huffington Post, Vice and Yahoo to bring his connections in the local comic scene right to your ear for some in-depth, candid conversations on all things comic book.

The podcast that goes one-on-one with the writers, artists, retailers, publishers, critics and journalists inside the Toronto comic book scene. Aaron Broverman has been collecting comics in earnest since 1995 and has been a fixture of the Toronto comic scene since 2003. He was there when big name artists for Marvel, DC and Image were selling their independent comics in artist alley at local Toronto conventions. Now, he hopes to use his interview skills as a professional journalist for NOW Magazine, BlogTO, Huffington Post, Vice and Yahoo to bring his connections in the local comic scene right to your ear for some in-depth, candid conversations on all things comic book.

Speech Bubble

Alex Koch. Mike Napier. James Lewis. Children of the nineties, lovers of sequential art, NERDS -- coming of age in a world they never made, these three students of the comic page found themselves united by a common hobby. On that day, A PODCAST WAS BORN -- tasked with discussing the topics no single fan could properly examine!

Graphic Novelism | The History of Comic Books

Balloon Artist Podcast

A historical manuscript penned by a medieval Norse poet. A mysterious code. Three intrepid explorers. A subterranean world filled with prehistoric creatures and proto-humans. These are some of the brilliant ideas that are superbly blended in A Journey to the Interior of the Earth by Jules Verne.

Jules Verne, the French writer who created several works of science fiction, adventure stories and very popular novels, wrote A Journey to the Interior of the Earth in 1864. Some of his other books explore different aspects of geography, space and time travel. Known as the “Father of Science Fiction” Verne's books have retained their freshness and appeal though many of the ideas propounded in them have been proved erroneous as a result of modern discoveries and explorations. 

Though Verne wrote popular fiction, few readers would know that he based his writing on solid research and scientific principles. A Journey to the Interior of the Earth drew inspiration from the works of a Victorian geologist, Sir Charles Lyell, who wrote extensively on the origins of the human race from a geological perspective. The book was originally translated into English by Rev. F A Malleson in 1877. Since then several English translations have been made, with the title being sometimes changed to A Journey to the Center of the Earth. Other publishers have had the book completely rewritten, with additions, omissions and changes of name. 

In this original version of the novel, Professor Otto Lidenbrock is a German mineralogist who lives in Hamburg. He rushes home one afternoon, elated by his purchase of an ancient manuscript from an antique shop. His nephew, Axel who lives with him is less than enthusiastic when he hears that the book is written in Runic script and is an Icelandic saga concerning the old Norse kings. A dirty piece of parchment falls out of the bundle of pages and it appears to be written in code. This grabs Axel's interest and the two spend days trying to crack the cipher. When they finally do, they discover that it has been written by an alchemist who claims that he has traveled to the interiors of the earth via a volcanic tube. Excited beyond measure, the professor drags his reluctant nephew to Iceland, where a local hunter joins them in a truly fantastic voyage.

A historical manuscript penned by a medieval Norse poet. A mysterious code. Three intrepid explorers. A subterranean world filled with prehistoric creatures and proto-humans. These are some of the brilliant ideas that are superbly blended in A Journey to the Interior of the Earth by Jules Verne. Jules Verne, the French writer who created several works of science fiction, adventure stories and very popular novels, wrote A Journey to the Interior of the Earth in 1864. Some of his other books explore different aspects of geography, space and time travel. Known as the “Father of Science Fiction” Verne's books have retained their freshness and appeal though many of the ideas propounded in them have been proved erroneous as a result of modern discoveries and explorations. Though Verne wrote popular fiction, few readers would know that he based his writing on solid research and scientific principles. A Journey to the Interior of the Earth drew inspiration from the works of a Victorian geologist, Sir Charles Lyell, who wrote extensively on the origins of the human race from a geological perspective. The book was originally translated into English by Rev. F A Malleson in 1877. Since then several English translations have been made, with the title being sometimes changed to A Journey to the Center of the Earth. Other publishers have had the book completely rewritten, with additions, omissions and changes of name. In this original version of the novel, Professor Otto Lidenbrock is a German mineralogist who lives in Hamburg. He rushes home one afternoon, elated by his purchase of an ancient manuscript from an antique shop. His nephew, Axel who lives with him is less than enthusiastic when he hears that the book is written in Runic script and is an Icelandic saga concerning the old Norse kings. A dirty piece of parchment falls out of the bundle of pages and it appears to be written in code. This grabs Axel's interest and the two spend days trying to crack the cipher. When they finally do, they discover that it has been written by an alchemist who claims that he has traveled to the interiors of the earth via a volcanic tube. Excited beyond measure, the professor drags his reluctant nephew to Iceland, where a local hunter joins them in a truly fantastic voyage.

A Journey to the Interior of the Earth by Jules Verne

Serpentine Podcast explores art and ideas for a changing world. A curated listening experience that investigates multiple facets of a single theme in each series, Serpentine Podcast elevates the voices of artists and others whose work engages with the issues faced by our societies.

Serpentine Podcast

From the Archive is a British television blog that has an emphasis on British television preservation, restoration, archiving, and missing episodes of our favourite series. The podcast focuses on series generally from the 1950s to 1990s.
If you have feedback or questions you would like to have read on the podcast or general inquiries, please contact us at feedback@fromthearchive.co.uk. This podcast is a co-production between From the Archive: A British Television Blog and Kaleidoscope. Thank you for listening to it.

From the Archive is a British television blog that has an emphasis on British television preservation, restoration, archiving, and missing episodes of our favourite series. The podcast focuses on series generally from the 1950s to 1990s. If you have feedback or questions you would like to have read on the podcast or general inquiries, please contact us at feedback@fromthearchive.co.uk. This podcast is a co-production between From the Archive: A British Television Blog and Kaleidoscope. Thank you for listening to it.

From the Archive: A British Television Podcast

JED Talks to people from the world of TV/FIlm/Music &amp; Entertainment about their careers and what makes them tick.

JED Talks to people from the world of TV/FIlm/Music & Entertainment about their careers and what makes them tick.

JED Talks

These conversations give you an insight into the lives of creative professionals, from photographers and publishers, to editors, designers and conservationists. I have worked with many talented friends and colleagues and unsung heroes working in the visual arts so I decided to set about interviewing these individuals, to shed new light on what goes on behind the scenes and what it means to be a creative freelancer and make it work as a career. One thing for sure is that all of them have a unique story to tell and this is my chance to share these stories with you.

Matthew Maran Podcast

artist interviews and recordings from the Timucua archives

Timucua Presents

Jacky Winter Gives You The Business was weekly podcast hosted by The Jacky Winter Group — a creative production and artist representation studio based Melbourne, London, and New York City  After 109 episodes, the show has gone on an indefinite hiatus, but you can still listen to all our archived episodes!

Jacky Winter Gives You The Business was weekly podcast hosted by The Jacky Winter Group — a creative production and artist representation studio based Melbourne, London, and New York City After 109 episodes, the show has gone on an indefinite hiatus, but you can still listen to all our archived episodes!

Jacky Winter Gives You The Business

Welcome back or welcome to the Taming Lightning Podcast, I'm Percy Echols II. I'm the creator and host of Taming Lightning, as well as emerging Plasma Tech at Pittsburgh Glass Center, where I'm researching and developing a space for exploring Plasma and Neon Light.

Taming Lightning Podcast is a series of conversations to help expand our understanding of Plasma and Neon Light - looking beyond it's associations with novelty and sign making, and to explore the potential for Noble Gases as an artistic medium with each guest sharing their unique knowledge and experience.

Welcome back or welcome to the Taming Lightning Podcast, I'm Percy Echols II. I'm the creator and host of Taming Lightning, as well as emerging Plasma Tech at Pittsburgh Glass Center, where I'm researching and developing a space for exploring Plasma and Neon Light. Taming Lightning Podcast is a series of conversations to help expand our understanding of Plasma and Neon Light - looking beyond it's associations with novelty and sign making, and to explore the potential for Noble Gases as an artistic medium with each guest sharing their unique knowledge and experience.

Taming Lightning

A Podcast for the Education, Enlightenment and Guidance in a Clothesfree Lifestyle To Hit Our Fan Bag or If You have something that you want to be addressed email us at NakedColorsPod@gmail.com Support this podcast: cash.me/$nakedcolorspod

A Podcast for the Education, Enlightenment and Guidance in a Clothesfree Lifestyle To Hit Our Fan Bag or If You have something that you want to be addressed email us at NakedColorsPod@gmail.com Support this podcast: cash.me/$nakedcolorspod

Naked Colors

The Kimbell Art Museum in Fort Worth, Texas, presents “ARTMinded," a podcast produced by the Museum that offers new perspectives on the works in the Museum's permanent collection and special exhibitions. Each episode will provide unusual viewpoints that enhance and sometimes even challenge our customary engagement with artworks.

ARTMinded

Each week host CJ Hitchcock and a rotating panel of the Wave Motion Cannon staff discuss current events, hot topics or controversial news from the world of anime, manga and their fandoms.

The Wave Motion Cannon Weekly Anime Podcast

ZEISS Full Exposure is a podcast that brings you the people who impact the worlds of photography and filmmaking. Interviews, tips, and gear reviews.

ZEISS Full Exposure

We celebrate the world of DC from the comics to the films and television side.

DC All Stars

Opowiadam o kinie bez strachu przed spoilerami. Na co dzień konsultuję scenariusze filmowe i uczę historii kina na Wydziale "Artes Liberales" UW.

SpoilerMaster

A comedy podcast about the Muppet Babies (the good one–the old one from the 80's). Chip and Dave review each episode of the series and talk about their childhood memories of the show and how it was formative in who they've become as (sort of) grown men.

The Nanny State

Kelsey Scult talks to New Orleans-based artists about the piece of work by another artist that has had the biggest impact on their creative practice. Whether it be a film, painting, song, etc.- every artist has had a lightbulb moment in experiencing someone else's art that made them realize what kind of work they wanted to make themselves.

The Piece with Madame Kelso

The Ultra Low ISO Club is a weekly podcast hosted by Edward Conde, Jason Konopinski, and Michael Bartosek. Each week the hosts will interview guests from the Ultra Low ISO Club facebook group. 

Join us daily for conversations on the Ultra Low ISO Club facebook group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/2708202195857484/

and follow our Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/ultra.low.iso.club/

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The Ultra Low ISO Club is a weekly podcast hosted by Edward Conde, Jason Konopinski, and Michael Bartosek. Each week the hosts will interview guests from the Ultra Low ISO Club facebook group. Join us daily for conversations on the Ultra Low ISO Club facebook group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/2708202195857484/ and follow our Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/ultra.low.iso.club/ Buy some low ISO film here: https://www.etsy.com/shop/handrolledfilm

Ultra Low ISO Club

Professional Wedding Photographer Brandi Potter talks with guests about all things weddings, photography, and business.

Creative Wedding Photography Podcast

Welcome to ‘LOVE LIGHT’, the first and only podcast dedicated to bright, fine-art photography. Hosted by Sarah-Jane Ethan, ‘Love Light’ is here to celebrate all things bright, pretty and pastel. Featuring interviews with some of the best and most inspiring, bright, fine-art photographers, from around the world. If you enjoyed today’s episode, come and introduce yourself in the ‘Love Light’ Facebook group, and subscribe to the ‘Love Light’ youtube, podcast and Instagram for your weekly dose of inspiration and connect with bright, fine art photographers from around the world. And don’t forget to visit <a href="http://www.sarahjaneethan.co.uk/lovelight" rel="noopener">www.sarahjaneethan.co.uk/lovelight</a> for information on training, real-life wedding workshops and online courses, to develop your own fine-art photography and connect with more of the clients you love.

Welcome to ‘LOVE LIGHT’, the first and only podcast dedicated to bright, fine-art photography.Hosted by Sarah-Jane Ethan, ‘Love Light’ is here to celebrate all things bright, pretty and pastel. Featuring interviews with some of the best and most inspiring, bright, fine-art photographers, from around the world.If you enjoyed today’s episode, come and introduce yourself in the ‘Love Light’ Facebook group, and subscribe to the ‘Love Light’ youtube, podcast and Instagram for your weekly dose of inspiration and connect with bright, fine art photographers from around the world.And don’t forget to visit www.sarahjaneethan.co.uk/lovelight for information on training, real-life wedding workshops and online courses, to develop your own fine-art photography and connect with more of the clients you love.

Welcome to ‘LOVE LIGHT’, the first and only podcast dedicated to bright, fine-art photography. Hosted by Sarah-Jane Ethan, ‘Love Light’ is here to celebrate all things bright, pretty and pastel. Featuring interviews with some of the best and most inspiring, bright, fine-art photographers, from around the world. If you enjoyed today’s episode, come and introduce yourself in the ‘Love Light’ Facebook group, and subscribe to the ‘Love Light’ youtube, podcast and Instagram for your weekly dose of inspiration and connect with bright, fine art photographers from around the world. And don’t forget to visit <a href="http://www.sarahjaneethan.co.uk/lovelight" rel="noopener noreferrer">www.sarahjaneethan.co.uk/lovelight</a> for information on training, real-life wedding workshops and online courses, to develop your own fine-art photography and connect with more of the clients you love.

Love Light - Fine Art Photography

The Travel and Adventure Photography School podcast is designed for those who want to create better images anywhere in the world. We will explore tools, stories, and tips to help inspire your creativity and engage your wanderlust. If you are aiming to better document your adventures and travels, then you are in the right place!It doesn’t matter what you are taking photos on, whether it’s your phone, a DSLR, mirrorless, or any other type of camera. This podcast will apply to you if you are interested in photography, adventure and travel! Our goal is pretty simple, we believe you can tell great stories through photographs and we also believe that travelling and adventuring offer some of the most amazing stories in our entire world. Photography lets us tell the stories of great adventures and amazing locations with the most important ingredient, fantastic people. So come journey with us as we talk about tips for improving your adventure and travel photography, ideas of places to go and things to shoot, and talk to other travel and adventure photographers about their work. All to inspire you to get out, shoot more, and improve your photography. Let's adventure!

Travel & Adventure Photography School

Hi everyone! Welcome or welcome back! Blue & Brad are here to talk about anime, anime news, video games, & all the nerd stuff!

Hi everyone! Welcome or welcome back! Blue &amp; Brad are here to talk about anime, anime news, video games, &amp; all the nerd stuff!

BnB Anime

Do you want to stand out and get paid as a content creator? Whether you want to become a videographer, creating for YouTube, clients or both, or whether you're looking to boost the image of your business through unforgettable digital media, learn everything you need to know about content creation that will get you noticed. Filmmaker and producer, Catharina, interviews experts in the field, focusing on how we can tell touching stories through extraordinary visuals, while building a rewarding career and taking time to enjoy life too. Sound like you? Let's make it happen!

Creators Abroad - The Podcast for Filmmakers

Come along for the ride with two comical, curious artists Fiona Verity, Julie Nicholson and host Gary Seller, as they talk about their creative journey. Hear them interviewing artists, curators, gallery owners, teachers and creatives to guide them, and the listeners, within the arts community. Enjoy the banter whilst they navigate through all the Art W**k.

Come along for the ride with two comical, curious artists Fiona Verity, Julie Nicholson and host Gary Seller, as they talk about their creative journey. Hear them interviewing artists, curators, gallery owners, teachers and creatives to guide them, and the listeners, within the arts community. Enjoy the banter whilst they navigate through all the Art W**k.

Art Wank

Lindsey Poyar and Daniel Lozada, founders of Creatively Speaking, talk candidly about life in the local photography scene and of course, Creatively Speaking.

Creatively Speaking

Explore the 'Golden Age' of Hollywood and the generational divide in film with Bill & Shar.

Explore the 'Golden Age' of Hollywood and the generational divide in film with Bill &amp; Shar.

Movies Our Kids Won't Watch

The BoxOfficeArtist Podcast is co-hosted by James Raiz, owner of the BoxOfficeArtist channel on YouTube!

James has 20 years experience as a professional artist, starting as an illustrator for Marvel, DC & Image Comics, then as a 3D Modeler, Digital Matte Painter & Concept Artist on Hollywood Films such as Watchmen & Fast & Furious 7. Joining him is Marcus Michael, who has worked as a comic book insider, writer and reviewer for various comic websites. This pod is for anyone who loves pop culture or has an interest in VFX, illustration, and design.

The BoxOfficeArtist Podcast is co-hosted by James Raiz, owner of the BoxOfficeArtist channel on YouTube! James has 20 years experience as a professional artist, starting as an illustrator for Marvel, DC & Image Comics, then as a 3D Modeler, Digital Matte Painter & Concept Artist on Hollywood Films such as Watchmen & Fast & Furious 7. Joining him is Marcus Michael, who has worked as a comic book insider, writer and reviewer for various comic websites. This pod is for anyone who loves pop culture or has an interest in VFX, illustration, and design.

The BoxOfficeArtist Podcast is co-hosted by James Raiz, owner of the BoxOfficeArtist channel on YouTube!

James has 20 years experience as a professional artist, starting as an illustrator for Marvel, DC &amp; Image Comics, then as a 3D Modeler, Digital Matte Painter &amp; Concept Artist on Hollywood Films such as Watchmen &amp; Fast &amp; Furious 7. Joining him is Marcus Michael, who has worked as a comic book insider, writer and reviewer for various comic websites. This pod is for anyone who loves pop culture or has an interest in VFX, illustration, and design.

THE BOXOFFICEARTIST PODCAST

Director, editor and cinematographer Ibrahim Faraj and screenwriter and script consultant Cat Sole sit down once a month to break down their favourite movies and TV shows to analyse how and why they work. Topics include the 'only the best parts' approach to "The Princess Bride", the art of world-building in "Harry Potter", and the formula for perfect "Brooklyn Nine-Nine" cold open.

https://linktr.ee/KilltheCatPodcast

Director, editor and cinematographer Ibrahim Faraj and screenwriter and script consultant Cat Sole sit down once a month to break down their favourite movies and TV shows to analyse how and why they work. Topics include the 'only the best parts' approach to "The Princess Bride", the art of world-building in "Harry Potter", and the formula for perfect "Brooklyn Nine-Nine" cold open. https://linktr.ee/KilltheCatPodcast

Kill the Cat

Scripture, Good Books, and the Christian Life. The Audio Podcast of Liberty Church of Cosby, Tennessee.

Scripture, Good Books, and the Christian Life. The Audio Podcast of Liberty Church of Cosby, Tennessee.

Liberty Church Audio

A Studio Ghibli fan and a Studio Ghibli newbie discuss film-by-film the works of the venerable Japanese animation studio.

Ghibli Jabber

Bryan and Jason re-watch 80s and 90s animated Spider-Man.

Spider-Man and His Amazing Fans: An Animated Spidey Podcast

What does it mean to make art history? In the Foreground: Conversations on Art & Writing considers the role of art in society, how knowledge is shared (or obscured), and the way histories are made and unmade—while also considering the personal stakes of scholarship. Each episode offers a lively, in-depth look into the life and mind of a scholar or artist working with art historical or visual material. Discussions touch on guests’ current research projects, career paths, and significant texts, mentors, and experiences that have shaped their thinking. We invite you to join us and listen in on these conversations about the stakes of doing art history today.

What does it mean to make art history? In the Foreground: Conversations on Art &amp; Writing considers the role of art in society, how knowledge is shared (or obscured), and the way histories are made and unmade—while also considering the personal stakes of scholarship. Each episode offers a lively, in-depth look into the life and mind of a scholar or artist working with art historical or visual material. Discussions touch on guests’ current research projects, career paths, and significant texts, mentors, and experiences that have shaped their thinking. We invite you to join us and listen in on these conversations about the stakes of doing art history today.

In the Foreground: Conversations on Art & Writing

Jasmin Tsou, the owner of the New York based art gallery JTT, interviews the artists that she represents. This series gives a background on the art that the gallery exhibits through the voice of the artists themselves.

Welcome to the Mississippi Artist to Artist podcast brought to you by The Little Yellow Building in Brookhaven, Mississippi. We celebrate Mississippi visual artists of all walks of life and provide them with a platform to share all about themselves and their work. I hope you enjoy learning about their fascinating lives as much as I do!

Mississippi Artist to Artist

Each week Ramik (twitch.tv/RamikOaken) hosts a live show discussing the latest news, events, and other random topics covering Dark Age of Camelot. This podcast series is an archive of the original show that airs each Tuesday night at 10 pm ET.

**Note: This show is not affiliated with or produced by Broadsword or Electronic Arts**

Each week Ramik (twitch.tv/RamikOaken) hosts a live show discussing the latest news, events, and other random topics covering Dark Age of Camelot. This podcast series is an archive of the original show that airs each Tuesday night at 10 pm ET. **Note: This show is not affiliated with or produced by Broadsword or Electronic Arts**

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