Sheffield DocFest is the UK’s leading documentary festival and one of the world’s most influential markets for documentary projects. We champion and present the breadth of documentary form – film, television, immersive and art – in the vibrant city of Sheffield each June. We offer makers and audiences a place for inspiration, debate, development, learning and challenge. Our programming represents our core values – creativity, empathy, freedom, inclusivity and internationalism. Sheffield DocFest is run by International Documentary Festival Sheffield, an independent registered charity (no.1184849).

A new novel of epic fantasy, podcasting chapters weekly.

Self-employment author and coach Peri Pakroo chats with guests about working for themselves, whether that's freelancing, running a coffee shop or heading a corporate empire. Peri and rotating co-hosts also interview artists, musicians and other creative workers who share stories about pursuing their projects and careers. We celebrate and illuminate the many sides of self-employed life and business, including related topics like road-tripping, thrift shopping and procrastinating. Any hour can be happy hour when you're self-employed. :)

Streaming Flix come first (then we dabble in the rest).

Since 2010, The Conversation Hub serves as the gathering place for meaningful conversations on life, business and everything in between. From best selling authors to public radio personalities; recording artists to philanthropists, more than 200 guests have joined host Marc Vaillancourt for intimate, memorable and educational conversation.

Nature Theater of Oklahoma directors Kelly Copper and Pavol Liska talk to artists, curators and people around the world -- from New York to Frankfurt, Brussels, Paris, et. al. These are long form conversations in the spirit of the radio conversations of John Cage and Morton Feldman. Nothing is off limits. (Note: for photos of our guests and more information about the show, please be sure to visit the show website at www.okradio.org)

Welcome Nerd Goggles Podcast, where I talk about what's on my bookshelf from the past, present and future. And some other stuff that pops in my head. MJ

Bunny and Coco give you Omaha, the Midwest's own combination of Austin and Baltimore.

Trends + Tensions in Architecture and Design, presented by international design firm BHDP Architecture, explores emerging design trends and the competing tensions that arise from integrating new ideas into existing organizations, enterprises, and institutions. Rooted in BHDP’s promise to design for people, host and strategist Brian Trainer leads insightful discussions with industry experts and thought leaders. From Workplace to Higher Education, Industrial, Discovery & Science, Healthcare, and Government, each episode uncovers what’s working, what’s not, and what lies ahead—offering fresh perspectives on the impact of architecture and design. Email trendsandtensions@bhdp.com with topic suggestions or if you'd like to join the conversation.

Hey, boos! We're Callie and Kaitlin. We watch scary movies and podcast about them. Whether you're a blood-and-guts fanatic or a scaredy cat looking for a non-threatening summary of the latest prestige horror flick, we've got you covered with our weekly breakdowns of classic and contemporary spooky cinema.

I like 80s music, and I especially like finding 80s music that is new to me. This is a mixtape podcast sharing the songs I find and offering an alternative playlist to what you’d hear on the Time Life Awesome 80s compilation.

Reflecting Light is a podcast hosted by Mandy Green that explores myth, ancient texts, scripture, great works of world literature and the works of artists, past and present, for the threads of light and truth they left behind for us to learn from.