With the Comics Code loosening in 1971, monsters came roaring back into the pages of our favorite medium. Kids that grew up reading comics were now making them; many of them were members of the counter-culture. Throw in a desire to do something all-new (and some fads like kung-fu) and you have all the makings of a wild decade of comics. Join Jacob Balcom & Matt Howell as they explore some of the craziest comics of the 1970s (and early '80s). Each season focuses on a different character.

An audio/video podcast, focusing on interesting and engaging conversations. Host - Patrick R. McDonough Show status - On Hiatus

Welcome to the Podcast “Masters of Communication", where we aim to empower the next generation of leaders through the Art of Communication. Through expert advice, practical tips, and real-world examples, we help you become confident communicators ready to thrive in any situation." Want to become a Master Communicator, tap in! @Masters_Communication.

This podcast explores recent scholarship in political theology--Camelia Raghinaru, Professor, Concordia University Irvine.

As a self proclaimed dumbass, Ian Reiter is on a journey to understand the ins and outs of our belief systems in all facets. With each episode, Ian invites on a guest or two and comes loaded with a set of 5 questions that will dissect the guests belief systems and the two parties will dive into it all together to figure it all out. Because, ya know, fuck it. Let's open this shit up a lil bit. Shit's opened.

Hi! I’m Zac Poor and you are listening to Poor Me A Cup! A bold and refreshing podcast fueled by good coffee and unfiltered conversations. After more than a decade in the music industry I have spent countless hours in studios and small cafes, chatting to artists about their unique and inspiring journeys. My intention with this podcast is to spotlight those intimate conversations in hopes to encourage and inspire our next generation of creators. So grab your favorite mug, post up, and join me in my virtual cafe. This is “Poor Me A Cup”. Enjoy.

Discussions of great movies from a Catholic perspective, exploring the Vatican film list and beyond. Hosted by Thomas V. Mirus and actor James T. Majewski, with special guests. Vatican film list episodes are labeled as Season 1. A production of CatholicCulture.org.

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.

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.

Original longform ambient electronic drone music for work, study or relaxation. Focus. Meditate. Draw. Write. Code. Build. Sleep. New music every other week. by conelrad.

From emerging artists to legendary figures, this podcast gives voice to the African and Caribbean Diaspora. In each episode, Pawlet Brookes, CEO and Artistic Director of Serendipity, speaks to pioneering Black dancers, artists, choreographers, activists, academics and leaders within the arts and heritage sector.

The Poetry Podcast that gives you some culture in 5 minutes or less once a week, pretty much every week. Yes, they're all poems written by me (and all the music is by me, too), but I challenge you to listen and then tell me that it wasn't time well spent. Check out https://lefthandrob.net for musings on every episode and links to pick up the books. You support means I can afford to keep making these!