Arts – New podcasts

  • What makes you a heretic? Journalist Andrew Gold believes that, in an age of group-think and tribes, we need heretics - those who use unconventional wisdom to speak out against their own groups, from cancelled comedians and radical feminists to cult defectors and vigilantes hunting deviants.

    Learn from my guests how to rebel, think differently and resist social contagion. From Triggernometry's Francis Foster and the world's most cancelled man Graham Linehan to ex-Hasidic Jew Julia Haart and gender critical atheist Richard Dawkins. These are the people living with the weight of their own community's disappointment on their shoulders.

  • 【樹美潮流感】節目主持人呂偉倫(小樹)對於美妝、保養非常擅長,
    在節目中會跟聽眾朋友分享有關美妝、保養、穿搭的話題,
    透過30分鐘的節目分享,偶爾也會邀請來賓分享自己的「保養小撇步」。
    節目中也會跟聽眾朋友分享旅遊相關的資訊,
    所有大家關心美、潮流的話題、旅遊資訊,全都在「樹美潮流感」。
    #客家 #hakka #客語

  • I read one book a day and upload a podcast about it, where I talk about my thoughts and the message of the book.
    I share my journey here, please follow and come with me.

  • Hey there, culture enthusiasts, and welcome to The Fern Print Podcast - an unconventional academic exploration into the weird and wonderful facets of pop culture, literature, and everything in-between. Made by a weirdo for fellow weirdos.

    Armed with her trusty background in academia, the ability to hyper-fixate possessed only by the neurodivergent, and the holy spirit of inquiry, host Madison Fernway will delve into a whimsically weird and ominously obscure topic, all while aiming to make academic podcasting a little less serious and a lot more accessible.

    Trust, dear listener, if you’re a burnt-out gifted kid, a fellow neuro-spicy individual, chronically online, a card-carrying millennial, a lifelong learner, or simply in search of something strange, this show is a little bit of brain food, and mostly fever dream.

  • A gmless actual play podcast where friends explore identity, community, and the ways people find strength and love in dire situations.
    Friends Izze, Dirk, Maleah, and Will, and sometimes guests, play games that require no game master, exploring themselves and the worlds they create. This podcast is 100% on its bullshit all the time.


  • I’m Sam Horton, and this podcast is for you if you’re a creatively curious woman seeking rich, soul-led ways to look after yourself better. It's for women like you and me, who are ready to give themselves permission to live more expansively and create depth, authenticity and meaning by honouring and owning their unique creativity.

    It’s my mission to share inspiring stories about the creative journey and beautiful holistic approaches to the creative process, including therapeutic art-making practices. As well as deep dives into a wide range of complementary women's wellness topics that will support you on your journey towards creative empowerment.

    You can expect interview-style episodes with guest experts and solo episodes with me as I share my own personal creative empowerment journey. From the dramatic contrast of my life as a CFO in the professional business world to fully embracing my identity as an artist and really owning my transformative creative wellness journey over the past decade. Which has now led me to support and mentor other women to discover wellness through creative empowerment.

  • The story of WJSV is an interesting piece of broadcasting history, especially its complete day of broadcasting recorded on September 21, 1939. This event is significant as it provides a fascinating snapshot of American radio programming before the widespread use of audio tape recording.

    Originally, WJSV was located in Mount Vernon Hills, Virginia, and was initially named after James S. Vance, the general manager of the Fellowship Forum. It began broadcasting in 1928 on 1460 AM. Over time, as the station evolved, its broadcasting location and service area expanded, encompassing Alexandria and Washington, D.C., reflecting the typical fluidity of early radio stations' operations.

    By the 1940s, WJSV had changed its call letters to WTOP, a name it still holds today as a prominent news station in Washington, D.C. The transformation from WJSV to WTOP marked the station's transition in focus and branding, aligning more closely with its geographical identity and audience.

    The full-day recording in 1939 by WJSV is a rare artifact; radio stations at the time typically did not preserve entire broadcasts due to the limitations of recording technology. On this day, from morning to night, the station captured a wide array of programming that included news broadcasts, music, a baseball game, and the famous "Amos 'n' Andy" show. This recording has been invaluable for historians and enthusiasts as it offers a unique glimpse into the media landscape on the eve of World War II and before the modern era of broadcasting.

    Harry C. Butcher, who managed WJSV and later served as a vice president, played a crucial role during this transformative period. His tenure at the station during its groundbreaking recording and his later service as a Naval Aide to President Dwight Eisenhower underline his significant influence in both media and politics during mid-20th century America.

  • The Actors Studio Lifetime Member and International Acting Coach, Mihaela M. Mihut will take you on a personal and artistic journey with unexpected turns as she not only talks - but experiences, explores, creates, demonstrates, discovers and is reminded that we all share in our Universal Story, called LIFE! #artofexperiencing #youtubechannel #actingcoach #acting

  • Here I share my thoughts, feelings and emotions openly in short poems/stories. I do this with the hopes of healing and helping myself as well as others who may not have yet found their voice. Leave me a voice message to tell me your thoughts. https://anchor.fm/tori829/message

  • Frankenstein or The Modern Prometheus by Mary Shelley performed by professional narrator and actress Anna Butterworth in an easy-to-listen-to and understandable style that brings one of the most influential pieces of English literature to life. It contains both Gothic and Romantic elements and inspired an entire genre of horror stories and films featuring the terrible monster created by Victor Frankenstein.

  • This is where we go on a road trip talking about things funny and dumb. Hope you enjoy!

  • Welcome! This is where we chat all things style! Sharing my tips and tricks of 30yrs in fashion and working with clients wardrobes and homes. I will help you dress, shop, organize and decorate with confidence and style! Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/stacy-cody/support

  • Welcome to our podcast, where two skilled female stylists in California provide an engaging and informative conversation on all things fashion. With our extensive sartorial backgrounds, we offer expert advice on fashion and style, from how to determine if a garment truly fits you, to finding the best colors for you, to whether luxury goods are worth the splurge and beyond! Join us as we explore the diverse world of fashion, uncovering the latest trends, sharing insider tips, and discussing sustainable fashion choices. With our unique perspective as working stylists, we bring you fresh insights and inspiration. Tune in to elevate your style game and embrace fashion with confidence!

  • Calling all florists and floral designers! Welcome to "In The Flower Studio with Madeline King"! Tune in every week as Madeline invites you into her floral studio to delve into the world of wedding floristry, business ownership, and floral design. This podcast promises candid and genuine discussions, offering valuable insights and actionable steps. 

    Join Madeline as she shares candid stories from her own journey, offers actionable advice to enhance your business, discusses top-notch techniques in floral design, explores the mindset shifts necessary for success, and provides you with effective tools to increase profits while maintaining balance and avoiding burnout. Get ready for an engaging journey that feels just like chatting with a trusted friend in the industry!

  • #goodfood! -I could be mad at you and I could be yelling at you, but the moment you walk in with food, I promise I will be ready to put everything aside. -Food is the thing that keeps me happy even on the gloomiest of days! -Food tastes better when you are with the person you are in love with!

  • In this new podcast I’ll be bringing you interviews with reality cooking contestants and judges, and everyone in-between making the shows happen!

     

    Each week you’ll hear from someone who worked and competed on your favorite cooking reality and cooking shows, and find out what it’s really like behind the scenes. 

     

    As the first podcast dedicated to cooking reality and competition shows, I know you’ll be excited to FINALLY hear from the contestants on what it’s really like to compete and star on these high pressure shows. 

     

    Learn how these shows have positively or negatively impacted careers, and even meet a few big stars who started out competing! 

     

    As a former cooking reality star, I know what it’s like to compete, and I can’t wait to introduce you to the friends I’ve met and dish the dirt on what happens when the cameras turn off and the microphones stay on. 

  • Welcome to The Makoce Podcast. The Makoce Podcast will be our community voice for sharing systemic solutions and strategies towards reconnecting and regenerating our local food systems across the Oceti Sakowin and Turtle Island. In the Lakota language “Makoce” means Homelands. Makoce Agriculture Development, Inc is a grass-roots, community-led 501c3 non-profit working to develop a local, regenerative food system on the Pine Ridge Indian Reservation. The Mission of Makoce Ag is to "Develop Indigenous Agriculture & Food Systems designed to regenerate equitable healthy communities, economies and our environment”. Enjoy the talk of the Homelands. Pilamayayelo (Thanks)

  • This podcast will dive deep into the bar and restaurant business…exposing a lot of very fun and interesting stories. We will talk about how Prost came to be and how it grew to what it is now. We will explore all aspects of the neighborhood pub. How it is not only a place to have a few beers…it has turned into a meeting spot, a town hall, an extension of peoples living rooms, a place to meet with like minded people to celebrate, commiserate, and go where everyone will know your name.

  • Brews, Booze, & Reviews is a childish podcast about adult beverages. We are just your average joes who are just like your neighbors (the good ones), who like to drink alcoholic beverages of ALL kinds. Slightly educational and kinda amusing, we sample and review brews and booze for your edu-tainment.www.brewsboozeandreviews.cominfo@brewsboozeandreviews.com#brewsboozeandreviewsMay your glasses be full, and your spirits high! CHEERS! Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/brews-booze-and-reviews/support

  • The Super Smoke Bros Podcast is launched! Three high school teachers who dabble in amateur BBQ share their passion for rolling smoke on the weekend. Find out they why behind the podcast and the Bros love BBQ and Teaching! Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/super-smoke-bros8/support