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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

Elizabeth DeLamater interviews literary, performing, and visual artists about their art, their lives, and how they navigate the world.

Art Lives

The podcast helping graphic designer boss-ladies work smarter and not harder in their design businesses. 

Your guru: the clever Anna Dower; mentor, designer, cake-lover and rad chick. 

'Cos not all creatives wear hip black clothes and are design snobs. 
Some - like us - wear colourful Birkenstocks and believe in community over competition.

The podcast helping graphic designer boss-ladies work smarter and not harder in their design businesses. Your guru: the clever Anna Dower; mentor, designer, cake-lover and rad chick. 'Cos not all creatives wear hip black clothes and are design snobs. Some - like us - wear colourful Birkenstocks and believe in community over competition.

The Uncool Designer

Welcome to the Creative Hours Podcast. This podcast is all about business and creativity. If you're a content creator or entrepreneur, this podcast will help you scale your craft. My name is Andres and I am a photographer / Videographer. I started my business in high school and have been obsessed with the idea of entrepreneurship since.

Creative Hours

An inside look into the Conservation & Restoration program, and a resource for Emerging Conservation Professionals everywhere. Featuring round table discussions with the grad students of the C&R program.

An inside look into the Conservation &amp; Restoration program, and a resource for Emerging Conservation Professionals everywhere. Featuring round table discussions with the grad students of the C&amp;R program.

ECPodcast

A podcast in association with Moving Parts Film Festival. Your hosts Monica Quinn and Adam Fried have conversations with Professionals in the Entertainment Industry about their Points of View on Life, Work, and Creative Longevity!

Points of View Podcast

Art and Culture podcast showcasing the talents of artists across the globe

The Creative Flex

Fuk Your Art is a podcast artist interviews artists of multiple disciplines on the process of creating and what inspired them.

Fuk Your Art

Hi guys, Stuart Semple here! Welcome to my brand new art podcast. I’ve been making work my whole life and I’ve been in the art world for 20 odd years and I’ve seen some amazing things and met some incredible people! I’m super excited to bring some of the most visionary and inspiring people on the planet on the show to help inspire you guys and take your art game a stage further. I really believe your creative voice and what you need and have to share with the world can make the world a better place. It’s going to be an awful lot of fun so join me every week. If you want to hear the episodes before anybody else, please subscribe on whatever your favourite platform is. I can’t wait to share this with you! http://stuartsemple.com/

The Stuart Semple Show

AMTER

Where music lovers & music makers get turned on.

Where music lovers &amp; music makers get turned on.

ResidentBand (HD)

Each week, our band of heroes discusses the latest in comic book news, as well as providing in-depth reviews of the lasted issues from publishers such as DC, Marvel, IDW, and many more!

Fanboy Versus: The Comic Book Podcast

Celebrating all things creative in Boulder, Colorado!

Boulder:Create

Eight internationally acclaimed authors have invented imaginary biographies and character sketches based on fourteen unidentified portraits. Who are these men and women, why were they painted, and why do they now find themselves in the Collection of the National Portrait Gallery? With fictional letters, diaries, mini-biographies and memoirs, Imagined Lives creates vivid stories about these unknown sitters from the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries. Courtesy of the National Trust.

Imagined Lives of Unknown People

The Digital Photography Cafe Show | Serving up the hottest photography news and commentary

You Guys Are My Friends is a series of conversations between American comic artist/illustrator Nacho Nova and his dear friends.

You Guys Are My Friends

Makers Radio is a show about art, craft, and design. Through dialogues and interviews, we ask the question, "what makes us make?" Hosted by Leonard Reese-a digital designer in New York-and Tyler Jones-a carpenter in Texas.

Makers Radio

El podcast para los fotógrafos que quieren aprender técnica, monetizar su pasión y estar al día de todas las novedades de material en tiempo real.

Academia de Fotógrafos

Atelier Visit is an investigation into the creative process as it is practiced by our contemporary artmakers. The project’s objective is to document the creative process by interviewing, broadcasting and archiving video interviews of artists.

Atelier Visit

A fan and academic breakdown of what makes Jack-Jack in honor of the final season.

Samurai Jack Cast

Let's Talk About The Weather podcast explores creative approaches to global problems through ecoart, music, writing, and other media. In discussing the connections between humans and their environment through the eyes of artists, we find a fresh perspective on ecology and new ways to thrive on our favorite planet.

Let's Talk About The Weather

「设计药电」是档从商业全局角度来讨论设计的电台节目。两位创始人设计师高立、小彦来自腾讯互动娱乐创意设计部 TGideas团队。电台内容面向市场营销设计师、互联网设计师、创意人、设计内容创作者，现旗下有三档子节目。
1.「设计微颗粒」设计新闻节目，通过热点新闻、爆款案例、科技动向分析构建设计全局观。
2.「设计交流电」项目对谈节目，邀创意人、导演、视觉设计师等项目参与者，讲述项目实践背后的设计驱动力。
3.「设计蛋白粉」观点探讨节目，针对设计趋势观点，从辩证的讨论中建立商业化的设计逻辑。
欢迎大家通过微信公众号”设计药电“留言给我们或者说说你想听的内容。
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「设计药电」是档从商业全局角度来讨论设计的电台节目。两位创始人设计师高立、小彦来自腾讯互动娱乐创意设计部 TGideas团队。电台内容面向市场营销设计师、互联网设计师、创意人、设计内容创作者，现旗下有三档子节目。 1.「设计微颗粒」设计新闻节目，通过热点新闻、爆款案例、科技动向分析构建设计全局观。 2.「设计交流电」项目对谈节目，邀创意人、导演、视觉设计师等项目参与者，讲述项目实践背后的设计驱动力。 3.「设计蛋白粉」观点探讨节目，针对设计趋势观点，从辩证的讨论中建立商业化的设计逻辑。 欢迎大家通过微信公众号”设计药电“留言给我们或者说说你想听的内容。 .

设计药电

A podcast for creatives about how to nourish our art and ourselves. Weekly discussions about creativity, art, writing, music...and sometimes fun socks. Our philosophies: 1. As artistic beings, we need to create in order to be well. 2. Creativity and structure are not mutually exclusive. 3. Why wear boring socks if you can wear fun socks?

A podcast for creatives about how to nourish our art and ourselves. Weekly discussions about creativity, art, writing, music...and sometimes fun socks. Our philosophies: 1. As artistic beings, we need to create in order to be well. 2. Creativity and structure are not mutually exclusive. 3. Why wear boring socks if you can wear fun socks?

Never Wear Boring Socks

In our first episode we launch the series without our full crew or a real focus but we manage to discuss Baby Driver, Sicario, and Escape from New York.

Erin Rose's Never Seen It

Inside the Lens is a photography podcast that brings out the inner geek in all of us. Diving deep into the physics of light, the psychology of human perception, and the technology used in image-making, Inside the Lens mixes science with art in an engaging way.

Inside the Lens

From the heart of Bloomsbury, London, a podcast brought to you by the UK's oldest independent Russian cultural centre. We talk art, culture and ideas.

Pushkin House Podcast

Visual artists tell you why and how they create! From studio visits, intimate interviews, and live issues, we take art out of the gallery and into your ears.

The Art Show

Welcome to Beyond the Veil a podcast that considers the Black American Art and History.

BEYOND THE VEIL

A series of talks with people making design news and shaping the creative community with host Gordon Kaye, publisher and editor of GDUSA magazine.

A series of talks with people making design news and shaping the creative community with host Gordon Kaye, publisher and editor of GDUSA magazine.

The GDUSA Podcast: Conversations About Graphic Design

EOS Photographer is the podcast created to help Canon photographers master your gear and your craft. Created by a Canon alum and fueled by insiders and experts, this is the independent platform with the resources to help you reach your photography goals faster and with confidence.

EOS Photographer

Coffee Sketch Podcast is our take on the intersection of old tech and new tech. The space between the traditional practice of the hand-drawn sketch that has been performed by architects and designers for centuries and the modern day use of the #hashtag as a representation of sentiment or a movement! Each week will plan to deliver a new pod about our ideas, sketches, and what’s going in our daily lives as we pursue our love of architecture, design, and sharing this knowledge with the next generation.&nbsp;

Coffee Sketch Podcast is our take on the intersection of old tech and new tech. The space between the traditional practice of the hand-drawn sketch that has been performed by architects and designers for centuries and the modern day use of the #hashtag as a representation of sentiment or a movement! Each week will plan to deliver a new pod about our ideas, sketches, and what’s going in our daily lives as we pursue our love of architecture, design, and sharing this knowledge with the next generation. 

Coffee Sketch Podcast

The Ride Home

We have the difficult conversations more people need to be having…

We have the difficult conversations more people need to be having…

social climate change

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Hi there! I am the second youngest in a family of seven people. Five kids two parents. I have three brothers, one is my little brother, and one sister. Hopefully you all can relate to this podcast about my life on the bottom bunk. Make sure to look out for new episodes!

Life On The Bottom Bunk

<div>Dive into what you need to get started for developing VR experiences through inspiring conversations with industry leaders, developers and creators who are on the cutting edge of immersive technology, building the future of spatial computing. Our spotlight series featuring immersive artists and developers is sponsored by Meta.&nbsp;</div>

Dive into what you need to get started for developing VR experiences through inspiring conversations with industry leaders, developers and creators who are on the cutting edge of immersive technology, building the future of spatial computing. Our spotlight series featuring immersive artists and developers is sponsored by Meta. 

Dive into what you need to get started for developing VR experiences through inspiring conversations with industry leaders, developers and creators who are on the cutting edge of immersive technology, building the future of spatial computing. Our spotlight series featuring immersive artists and developers is sponsored by Meta.&nbsp;

Zero to Start Podcast: VR development for beginners

Do you have a passion for filmmaking, screenwriting, directing, or acting? Do you live outside a major film industry market? This is the place to be. Kevin Isaacson and Mike Godfrey host filmmakers as well as offer their own insights, thoughts, and opinions on being an independent filmmaker located outside of a major film hub. Listen in as independent filmmakers from across the Heartland describe their journeys and offer insight into how you can be a successful filmmaker no matter where you live. Proud Member of the IFH Podcast Network (<a href="http://www.ifhpodcastnetwork.com" rel="noopener">www.ifhpodcastnetwork.com</a>)

Do you have a passion for filmmaking, screenwriting, directing, or acting? Do you live outside a major film industry market? This is the place to be. Kevin Isaacson and Mike Godfrey host filmmakers as well as offer their own insights, thoughts, and opinions on being an independent filmmaker located outside of a major film hub.Listen in as independent filmmakers from across the Heartland describe their journeys and offer insight into how you can be a successful filmmaker no matter where you live. Proud Member of the IFH Podcast Network (www.ifhpodcastnetwork.com)

Do you have a passion for filmmaking, screenwriting, directing, or acting? Do you live outside a major film industry market? This is the place to be. Kevin Isaacson and Mike Godfrey host filmmakers as well as offer their own insights, thoughts, and opinions on being an independent filmmaker located outside of a major film hub. Listen in as independent filmmakers from across the Heartland describe their journeys and offer insight into how you can be a successful filmmaker no matter where you live. Proud Member of the IFH Podcast Network (<a href="http://www.ifhpodcastnetwork.com" rel="noopener noreferrer">www.ifhpodcastnetwork.com</a>)

Cinematic Heartland: A Filmmaking Podcast

Camera Shake Podcast - Unlock the secrets of photography and take your skills to the next level with exclusive interviews featuring world leading photographers in any genre. Entertaining and empowering conversations that leave you inspired to elevate your craft with the best in the business. A unique opportunity to learn from the guiding lights of photography.<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.

Camera Shake Podcast - Unlock the secrets of photography and take your skills to the next level with exclusive interviews featuring world leading photographers in any genre. Entertaining and empowering conversations that leave you inspired to elevate your craft with the best in the business. A unique opportunity to learn from the guiding lights of photography. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Camera Shake Podcast - Unlock the secrets of photography and take your skills to the next level with exclusive interviews featuring world leading photographers in any genre. Entertaining and empowering conversations that leave you inspired to elevate your craft with the best in the business. A unique opportunity to learn from the guiding lights of photography. Hosted on Acast. See <a href="https://acast.com/privacy" rel="noopener noreferrer">acast.com/privacy</a> for more information.

Camera Shake Photography Podcast

Comic Books and Cold Ones is where two friends don their alter egos as masters of comic book obscura while drinking whatever they got rolling around the bottom of the fridge. If you ever wanted to know who really is the worst cold based villain in Marvel, DC, and all other ‘verses or what it took to house train Lockjaw from the Inhumans, then quest no further. Get out your favorite 12-point articulating action figure and listen to us ramble through comic history, what we’re reading now, the latest Hollywood takes on it all, beer reviews, and a little Quasar. Yes, even Quasar! Grab a cold one ‘cause you will need it.&nbsp;

Comic Books and Cold Ones is where two friends don their alter egos as masters of comic book obscura while drinking whatever they got rolling around the bottom of the fridge. If you ever wanted to know who really is the worst cold based villain in Marvel, DC, and all other ‘verses or what it took to house train Lockjaw from the Inhumans, then quest no further. Get out your favorite 12-point articulating action figure and listen to us ramble through comic history, what we’re reading now, the latest Hollywood takes on it all, beer reviews, and a little Quasar. Yes, even Quasar! Grab a cold one ‘cause you will need it. 

Comic Books and Cold Ones

Join two films fans on their cinematic journey. Mike and Nick will explore various themes and subjects in the movies they watch. Their goal is to cultivate rewarding conversation about film and uncover the things that make movies truly special.