Arts – New podcasts
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Journalist Andrew Gold talks to everyone from cult defectors and politicians to mainstream celebrities - people who’ve challenged the expected script and lived with the consequences.
Formerly known as Heretics, guests include Robbie Williams, Paul Gascogine, Chris Packham, Chris Williamson, David Baddiel, Richard Dawkins, Bonnie Blue, and former UK Prime Minister Liz Truss. -
9mm Presents is the secondary feed of the Delta Green actual play podcast 9mm Retirement Radio. This secondary feed is where we put all of our non-Delta Green games we have recorded. We play some one-shots and some longer games, but everything is part of an on-going recurring series. Join the 9mm Retirement Radio crew and a rotating array of guests for games of Call of Cthulhu, Mothership, Into the Odd, and much more to come!
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Mumbling about life.
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MOBI Read Kindle
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Official Broadcast of the Members of the E. H. $UPREME©™ Recording Label
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Bertrand Russell was a well known mathematician, philosopher, and author. First published in England under the title "An Outline of Philosophy," this work by Russell was controversial in its day for its assertion that humanity is worthy of consideration only as an instrument by which we acquire knowledge of the universe. His personal philosophy was one which he described as "logical atomism." Despite the weightiness of the topic, Russell's style is, as always, engaging and accessible. - Summary by Ciufi Galeazzi
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An accounting of the need, purpose and events surrounding the Restoration of the Gospel of Jesus Christ though the Prophet Joseph Smith. - Summary by Wayne Cooke
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Starr visited Mexico in 1894 and became acquainted with a wide array of contemporary writers. This work is a compendium of 29 of those writers, their short biographies, and extracts of their writings which Starr believed represent their best work. Summary by Mario Pineda
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The Author Files dives into the hidden lives, secrets, and strange histories of the world's greatest writers. Hosted by Kane - Creative Writing graduate and MPhil researcher specialising in Golden Age detective fiction - each episode opens a new case file on an author, exploring their inspirations, scandals, mysteries, and the real stories behind their work. So pull up a chair. Open the case file. There's always more to the story - and in this podcast, we're telling it all.
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This classic tale by Lewis Carroll has delighted children for generations. Alice falls down a rabbit hole and encounters a wide variety of strange and wonderful creatures in all manner of bizarre situations. Join Alice as she journeys through Wonderland, trying to make sense of what she finds there. This version is read dramatically, with different readers voicing the different characters. (Summary by Lucy Perry) CastNarrator: David GoldfarbAlice: Miss AvariceThe White Rabbit: BellonaTimesMouse: cher0520Lory: AvailleDuck: Jessamy GloorDodo: Tim FerreiraEaglet: Dennis D.Old Crab: Joshua LoganYoung Crab: SonjaMagpie: Lucy PerryCanary: ElleyKatPat: Terence TaylorBill: Aidan BrackGuinea Pig 1: Rat KingGuinea Pig 2: KelseighCaterpillar: Algy PugPigeon: KelseighFish-Footman: TerenceFrog-Footman: Peter YearsleyCook: AnaBaby: Elizabeth KlettDuchess: Heather PhillipsCheshire Cat: Elizabeth KlettMarch Hare: Denny SayersHatter: Arielle LipshawDormouse: Ruth GoldingFive: Neeru IyerTwo: ElliSeven: Henry FrigonSoldier 1: Dennis D.Soldier 2: PhilbertSoldier 3: Lucy PerryQueen of Hearts: Nadine Eckert-BouletKing of Hearts: Peter YearsleyGryphon: Algy PugMock Turtle: Kara ShallenbergKnave of Hearts: Levi ThrockmortonAlice's Sister: Diana MajlingerAudio edited by Elizabeth Klett and Arielle Lipshaw
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We talk about the book called Caminar.
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Negative Thinking is a podcast about film photography as a way of lifeโwhat we call Film Sport. This isn't a gear channel or a technical how-to; it's an ongoing conversation about why we still load a roll, wait, and let an image surprise us.
Whether you make photos, appreciate them, or collect them, you don't need a camera to belong here. Hosted by Dan, a film enthusiast and chronic workaholic, this show is a unique experiment: curated and intensely reviewed by a human, but powered by AI to keep the conversations moving.
So slow down, look closer, and go shoot. New episodes drop every Wednesday and Saturday.
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Treadin' the Boards. Talkin' the Craft.
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This podcast is managed by Patella Alessia and Baccianella Elisa. We are two students of Touschek high school, we are in the eleventh grade and we attend the course D. In this podcast we will recite the passages of the tragedy play "Romeo and Juliet" by William Shakespeare.
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“In Your Ear” Covers Issues of ALL KIND Pertaining to African American Performing Artist.
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Welcome to the Everygirl Book Club Podcastโan extension of our virtual book club and your inside look at the book world. Each episode brings you exclusive conversations with bestselling authors, creators, and industry insiders, alongside deep dives into the stories everyoneโs talking about. From the viral books taking over your feed to the latest BookTok and BookThreads drama, upcoming releases we canโt wait to read, and behind-the-scenes publishing buzz, weโre covering all things books, culture, and conversation. Whether youโre a casual reader or fully booked and busy, this is your place to stay in the know and obsessed with whatโs next on your TBR.
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The 'HOW TO CREATE AN ICON and make a deeper creative dent in the universe' podcast digs deeper into the hidden mechanics of creative impact—talent, timing, psychology, networks, luck, obsession, and everything in between.
In each episode I do my best to unpack the forces that turn certain art works, designs, painters, creatives and innovators into cultural catalysts.
We explore the habits, environments, and mindsets that amplify influence, and elevate some creations over others.
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LibriVox readers bring you 18 recordings of "The Bells." This was the Fortnightly Poetry selection for January 30 to February 13, 2011.
"The Bells" is a heavily onomatopoeic poem by Edgar Allan Poe which was not published until after his death in 1849. It is perhaps best known for the diacopic repetition of the word "bells." The poem has four parts to it; each part becomes darker and darker as the poem progresses from "the jingling and the tinkling" of the bells in part 1 to the "moaning and the groaning" of the bells in part 4. (From Wikipedia) -
Interviews with creative people on why process, rigour and mastery still matter in a post-AI world.
www.happyaccidents.co.in
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Considered one of the greatest tragic novels in English literature, TESS OF THE D’URBERVILLES (1891) tells the poignant tale of a pure woman ensnared by the rigid constraints of conventional morality and its stark opposites. Set in the picturesque region between Berkshire and Dorset in the fictional county of Wessex, Thomas Hardy (1840-1928) masterfully weaves a narrative that exposes the harsh realities of late 19th-century rural life. Known for his controversial views, Hardy often challenged the strict Victorian moral code; his novel JUDE THE OBSCURE was even burned by the Bishop of Wakefield for its provocative content. In TESS, he paints vivid and unforgettable scenes, from the slow demise of a wounded flock of pheasants to the drudgery of field labor beneath an unyielding gray sky, capturing the essence of the itinerant farm workers seasonal journey.
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A regular podcast covering design and AI from the founders of Near Future, a boutique AI consultancy focused on teams that care about craft. We cover both what we're seeing on the ground and industry trends, ways of working and occasional guests from the design world.
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