Gaudy Media is an organization dedicated to uplifting creatives and providing infotainment that can enhance our lives. The Gaudy Podcast is the podcast arm of Gaudy Media. Hosted by Jena Prystowsky, it features interviews with both creatives as well as subject matter experts.

New York Times and internationally bestselling author Amie Kaufman answers one question each week about writing craft. Full of practical tips and an exercise each week, this is a show for writers, for readers who want a backstage look at how their favourite authors craft their stories, or for creative writing classrooms.

Do you wish you'd actually *read* all of your English assignments in High School? Think you're too old to read and understand the literary classics of yesteryear? Fear not! Join Kyle and Meredith as they help you demystify those classics you slept through.

Professional stuntwoman, actor, director, personal trainer and Jane Doe of all trades Heidi Germaine Schnappauf has something for YOU on this podcast! Guests from television and movie professionals, actors, stunt performers to chefs, nutritionists, and doctors - all talking about their experiences with food, nutrition, mental health, and entertainment and balancing it all out in this crazy thing we call life. Can't we just have health and wellness and eat cake too? "I AM and will ALWAYS be a stuntgirl - and I will ALWAYS be hungry..."

A podcast by The Sleepy Wildflower. Storytelling and poetically incorrect words created out of darkness. From that darkness came a profound epiphany that the light will soon come again.

Wannabe filmmaker Michael Papaeleftheriou and tremendous Spaniard Laura Arias go through the paths they and guests took on the way to the rest of their lives.

Since 2004, Charity Charms have been used as a vehicle for non-profits and organizations of all types to creatively brand, fundraise, and engage with their community. We began this journey as a way to meet the growing demand for socially conscious brands. Being socially conscious has grown into an international movement founded on collaboration, giving, and awareness. Our mission is to empower organizations and their supporters, employees, and customers through symbolic pieces that bring their important work to life. Charms have the power to tell a story, connect people in a meaningful way, and build a legacy of love. Charity Charms founder, Kay McDonald’s love for charms began as a child. Kay was enamored with her grandmother’s charm bracelet, adorned with small treasures each holding special significance that embodied the stories of her life. Today, Kay wears her grandmother’s charm bracelet as a connection to the past and a reminder of the future of charms. We believe charms have the power to tell a story and bring people together through a common thread. They build a sense of community and bring your important work to life. Charms are a unique, elegant way to brand your organization.

A show dedicated to all things Disney Theme Parks. From deep dives into attractions, to interviews with former cast members, to the fanatics guide to food - Kelly Washington takes you on an audio tour across the Disney globe.

The podcast where we explore and celebrate the lives of ARTISTS with ADHD. Life, art, superpowers, and... wait what was I saying?! Hosted by Sarah Gise, your fellow ADHD artist. We'll have interviews with all different types of artists with ADHD, as well as some mental health experts. Hear stories, jot down some tips, fight the stigma, and have a great time hanging out with us! Original music for this podcast was composed by Christopher Aaron Knarr. You can find more of his work at www.ChristopherAaronKnarr.com. Podcast Artwork design by Joseph Ramski. For inquiries, please contact him directly at [email protected]

En esta serie de programas, te invitamos a explorar algunos momentos de la historia del teatro en Chile, a sorprendernos con la vida y el arte de los grandes artistas del pasado.

A Better Table is hosted by Sprudgie Award-winning journalist and community organizer Umeko Motoyoshi. This show is a journalistic deep dive into the topics that matter in today's coffee world, from disability access to coffee producer rights at origin to labor organizing in the modern coffee workforce, and much, much more. Motoyoshi's fearless journalism isn't afraid to ask big questions: who is coffee for, what ways can we challenge existing systems, and how do we come together to create a better table for all.

Tricia & Rob discuss what they're reading about, writing about, thinking about, and speaking up about.