Welcome to the Ishiharadō Podcast. Ishihara is my last name, which translates to "Stone Meadow." Dō, like the Chinese word Tao, is Japanese for "The Way." The Way of the Stone Meadow is the unique journey of my soul, and it also represents my own evolving personal philosophy.

Stanley Hainsworth, Founder of Tether, probes deep into his follicular iconoclasm to question and serenade his friends, acquaintances, clients, and strangers, entrepreneurs, world changers, provocateurs, raconteurs, musicians and a few malcontents, as they sit and exchange sentences and songs about what they do and why they do it.

Pop-culture chats with your new best friends! Mic and Morgan navigate the waters of beauty and bitchiness while chatting about books, TV, movies, podcasts, and more. Tangents, jokes, games, and asides peppered through our hot-takes on the pop-culture zeitgeist. Come learn what's hot to watch and read (or what's NOT!).

Three idle men sit around and talk about whatever movies tickle their fancy (or raise their ire) that week

Your number one source for hot takes on Australian Idol.

A podcast for the spiritually curious to explore creativity, culture and spiritual identity through the integration of art and faith. Discover how we are innately designed for creative expression through deep conversations on art and spiritual practice with guests that include musicians, dancers, painters, poets, authors, and theologians.

Discussion, debate, even a little dispute – expect it all on The Book Club Review. Every month hosts Kate and Laura bring you a new episode. That could be Book Club where we chat about the book read most recently by one of our book clubs. It could be Bookshelf, an episode dedicated to the books we’re reading outside of book club – the ones we get to pick and choose. Or it could be an interview with a book club, bookshop or book lover. Whatever the topic, every episode features lively and frank reviews and recommendations.

Welcome to the intersection of creativity and spirituality, a pilgrimage through time and space with Lobsterbird. Here, entrepreneurship is a holistic spiritual path, where travel, art, energy, and healing weave together, creating a space for presence, inspiration, and transcendence – a Bridge to Being. Welcome to the state that exists between worlds. Cultural anthropologist Victor Turner calls it liminality, where one thing is in a state of transitioning: “Liminal entities are neither here nor there; they are betwixt and between.” Buddhists have the Bardo. Catholics have Purgatory. As a lobsterbird (½ lobster, ½ bird, ½ Asian, ½ Western, ½ a dweller in this society, ½ time spent in creative realms of flow), I live in and embody this state. In fact, I believe we, as humans, are the bridge between the earth and the heavens, and it is through our acts of creativity that we manifest this glorious world of forms. In this podcast, I explore this multitude of forms, taking you along on my own adventures through space, exploring the transitions where we can rest and find something out about our true nature.

A podcast about sadness (and sometimes Korean food)

Hatched is a Mondo Bizarro podcast where we talk with people who make things. Based in New Orleans, Louisiana, we chat with creative makers of all kinds - theater, dance, visual art, traditional arts, culinary, community & more. You'll hear interviews with people who spend their time bringing ideas to life. For more information visit www.mondobizarro.org.

New Episodes every other Thursday! Love Your Bodd, hosted by Heather Boddy, is a podcast focused on creating a dialogue around body image. The podcast was on hiatus from mid 2019 - mid 2022. Heather's philosophies and priorities shifted while doing Love Your Bodd so if you're new here, please start with the 2022 "Start Here" Episode! We all have insecurities. You are not alone in your struggles. In Love Your Bodd, Heather Boddy sits down with artists, activists, health & fitness professionals and more, to discuss body image and how our insecurities make us who we are. The lack of representation in the arts and media is overwhelming. It's time to hold up a mirror to society and talk about how it can affect us. It's also time to hold a mirror up to ourselves and truly love that person we see staring back at us. Do you love your bodd?

The B&H Photography Podcast: Join us every other week for a conversation with insightful and entertaining guests. From gear and technique to history, science and art, we discuss the issues most important to the contemporary photographer.