About The Firecracker Department Podcast Join award-winning actor Naomi Snieckus (Second City, Disney's Zombies) for raw, authentic conversations with fellow artists about their triumphs, challenges, and creative journeys. Over 7 years, The Firecracker Department has become more than a podcast—it's a thriving international community of women and non-binary artists supporting each other's creative growth. We're connecting creatives worldwide who believe in lifting each other up. The Firecracker Department: Where real talk ignites creative action.

The Palm Springs Photo Festival podcasts contain interviews with its world famous and influential workshop instructors as well as others at the top of their game. The Palm Springs Photo Festival Connect offers professional, emerging professional and serious advanced amateur photographers the opportunity to study with legendary photographers, show portfolios in our celebrated portfolio review program, check out and shoot with the latest gear, attend cutting-edge seminars, symposiums, networking events and enjoy evening presentations by world famous image-makers. The inevitable relationships that are made or renewed at PSPF are often transformative!

The 5th spinoff season of "that's what she said" features interviews with women who have experienced the intersection of love and extraordinary circumstances. Some of these remarkable life events include incarceration, uncovering a partner's dark secret, leaving the Jehovah's Witnesses, extreme political opposition, terminal illness, bipolar depression, kidney donation and a series of other wild love stories.

A podcast with your hosts Ashley and Bradley, where we watch scary movies and then rant about them, usually with a drink. Take this journey with us as we dissect some of your favorite horror movies. From the classics to modern masterpieces and everything in between!

Hidden Talent: Untold Stories of the Fairview Art Collection is a podcast with artists held in one of Australia’s most eclectic private art collections. It brings together the collective history, creativity and stories of many artists, especially West Australian women from the 1900s to the present day. Discover the stories of inequality, opportunity and determination conveyed through the works collected since the 1920s and housed in an iconic historical home.

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A community-led podcast telling stories of a few of the most positive, uplifting, and inspirational individuals on Vancouver Island, Canada. Their work contributes to more vibrant and healthy communities. Community Is... acknowledges and respects the lək̓ʷəŋən peoples on whose traditional territory we live, work, and play, and the Songhees, Esquimalt and W̱SÁNEĆ peoples whose historical relationships with the land continue to this day.

Our goal is to uplift the graffiti culture by sharing personal development information from a graffiti writer’s perspective; improve the culture by helping writers improve themselves.

It Girl Theory is a podcast hosted by stunningly gorgeous pseudo-intellectual b*tches Kaitlin Eleanor Gleason and Martha Fearnley. They examine the cultural, psychological and political contributions of it girls throughout history in order to chart a Theory of the It Girl.

A show about anime and the official podcast of Funimation Industries, inc.

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The concept of never call last run has metamorphosed into a no-quit attitude. Calling last run is like giving up, but worse, it’s like surrendering but the enemy sacks you even though you raised the white flag. It’s submitting to the submission. This platform appropriately titled NEVER CALL LAST RUN is designed to share stories of people who exemplify true grit and tenacity and who never call last run.