Earnest interviews with prominent filmmakers, musicians, and creative people. We discuss the art of collaboration and making the world better in some way. Send feedback or suggestions for future episodes to podcast@nsavides.com.

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A screenwriting podcast for screenwriters to help them sell their screenplays.

Don't Freak is a monthly podcast loosely based on pre-internet / alternative culture. Anything D.I.Y., no-fi, lo-fi, punk rock, underground comix, tape trading, cassette culture, rock-n-roll record digging and even tape digging. Host Adriaan Mol

Beth Lapides of the legendary UnCabaret talks with some of the funniest, most talented people on the planet and discovers what inspires them, what is happening, what is life like right now.

A classic style radio drama, updated for today with a full sound design and a large cast of actors. This audio drama focuses on a group of survivors in a world on the brink of collapse. We air 3 episodes a month, taking a week off between chapters.

Totally Awesome films is a podcast where Jon Chung picks a movie, and talk about what the film is about, how it was made, and what makes the film TOTALLY AWESOME!!!

En podcast med fokus på vin, men även om andra drycker, mat, nyheter, tips och inspiration. Av och med Béatrice Becher och Andreas Grube.

A comix podcast coming to you from somewhere in the multiverse. Stay safe and enjoy your funny books.

The Geocaching Podcast is a weekly audio show recorded live on Wednesday nights at 9:30 PM EST.

A collection of podcasts exploring the culture in pop culture. Our shows range from the general (flagship show The Chronic Rift) to the specific (The Batcave Podcast). We look at literature (Dead Kitchen Radio), movies (The Weekly Podioplex), family (Generations Geek), gaming (The Cardboard Jungle), and more.

A series that celebrates public broadcasting in Canada and where we meet the CBC broadcasters and voices who bring us together as a country from coast to coast to coast Hosted by Kevin Caners and produced by the program The Public out of CIUT at the University of Toronto