Ever feel overwhelmed when buying wine at the grocery store? Or maybe you've been to a restaurant and felt completely intimidated by the wine server? Welcome to The Wine CEO - a podcast dedicated to making wine fun and approachable! Each week, certified sommelier Sarah Roth covers a different wine topic that helps you feel more confident as a wine consumer. From exploring 'What wines are sweet?' to 'What wine should I cook with?' and so much more, each episode helps make wine less intimidating. Friends, there are so many wine varietals, fancy tools, and trends out there that it can be difficult to navigate the wine world. Consider me your personal "pocket sommelier" to help you learn more about wine and feel comfortable entertaining with, shopping for, and drinking your favorite vino! Subscribe today so that you never miss an episode and be sure to check out thewineceo.com for more amazing wine content!

A podcast talking to some of the world's most stylish people exploring why they wear what they do.

Over a two-year period, through three phases, the Next Stage project examined the lives and livelihoods of stage directors and choreographers. The resulting report, On the Edge, was released in October 2020 and “offers a bold statistical account of the social and economic inequities in the field and the clear challenges SDC Members face” (Carla Hoke-Miller, Director, Theatre Programs and Partnerships, NYC Mayor’s Office of Media and Entertainment).

To all the Children of the Night: This podcast was designed to be a monologue on horror movie iconography. Each Wednesday, I will release a new episode analyzing my favorite motion pictures while drinking. I strongly recommend that you watch the movies before listening to Deadly Theremin. Also, pour yourself a drink, and prepare to embrace the darkness with me. We'll cover soundtrack, curious facts, philosophy, history, art, and spoilers. Lots of spoilers.You have been warned. Enjoy. Or not. Whatever.

Hey you!! Come on in sit at the Kehd’s Table and have a hang with your boys Mr. Jay and Kevin Kane as they fill in on all the doings in their crazy worlds. Fridays

Hello! We are Madisen Ward and the Mama Bear. A mother and son folk duo pretending we know what a podcast is. Join us!

In unserem Projekt "Das BAUMHAUS" lädt FSJler Christopher Breust 10 Kulturakteure, die Kultur auf dem Land, aber auch in der Stadt schaffen, interviewt sie über ihren Lebensweg und ihre Erfahrungen in Kunst und Kultur, schafft Kreatives mit ihnen und lässt den Tag bei einem gemeinsamen Kochen ausklingen. Anschließend gibt es für alle interessierten eine Podcastfolge mit dem Gast der Folge, in der detaillierter und differenzierter auf Kultur als Beruf eingegangen wird. Ländliches Leben und ländliche Kultur sind eng miteinander verknüpft. Leben auf dem Land heißt immer auch gleichzeitig Kultur. Im Unterschied zu den Städten, in denen Kunst und Kultur meist eher zum Konsumieren dient und normalerweise vom Leben getrennt wird, wird beides auf dem Land vereint. Dort ist alles kleiner, traditioneller und vertrauter. Diese Kombination ist auch in der Projektreihe sehr prominent: mit dem sehr persönlichen Interview, einem eigenen kleinen Kulturprojekt und dem geselligen Kochen wird aufgezeigt, dass Kultur auf dem Land nunmal nicht vom Leben zu trennen ist und dass genau diese Mischung Kultur im ländlichen Bereich individuell, stark und dringlich zu unterstützen macht. Diese Erkenntnis ist für all jene wichtig, die den Mut verlieren, künstlerisch aktiv zu werden, nur, weil sie sich mit den Gegebenheiten der Stadt vergleichen. Wir wollen dabei die Lebensbedingungen auf dem Land möglichst realistisch darstellen und nichts beschönigen. Wenn unsere 10 Gäste es geschafft haben, Künstler zu werden, dann kann man es auf jeden Fall schaffen! Das Projekt „Das BAUMHAUS“ findet im Rahmen von „land.schafft – Förderung für kulturelle Freiwilligen- projekte in ländlichen Räumen“ statt. „land.schafft“ ist ein Projekt (2019–2020) der Bundesvereinigung Kulturelle Kinder- und Jugendbildung im Arbeitsbereich Freiwilliges Engagement und Ehrenamt. Es wird gefördert von der Beauftragten der Bundesregierung für Kultur und Medien.

Karla and Roxie - 2 multi-hyphenate working artists and women of color - explore with artists the tough topics and uncomfortable spaces where art is created and why the heck we thrive within it. As bell hooks urges, we seek out "risking spaces" rather than "safe spaces" by talking to and celebrating artists who have chosen to take creative chances.

Every week, Dean Delray profiles the world's best artisans and makers from around the world. This is some real rabbit hole stuff.

not for nothing, the world is on fire and injustices reign. it feels harder and harder to hold true joy, compassion, and love at the center of our being even while the demand for these proves vital. you’ve got questions, we’ve got hope, and that’s where YOU’RE WELCOME* comes in! through dialogue, advice, and the power of belly laughs, these friends are here for everything, including your letters! like a soul party for your seeking heart, this is human school for all beings allergic to small talk. it’s ok if you’ve forgotten the way. *this is the place to remember. new episodes every other Wednesday at 11am/est.

Ray Hennessy has a new guest on each episode to discuss what they are currently working on and how they are trying to be creative with their wildlife photography.

Bonjour, and welcome to Café with Grace! Nancy Flaherty, founder of Hidden Gems with Grace, has discovered the secrets to shopping in new places like a local and she's ready to share them with you! She has explored side streets and back rooms to discover the perfect boutique. Offering you that item that you will always treasure, your very own hidden gem. She's at the table, eager to tell you about her latest treasure. So, grab a cup of coffee or a glass of champagne and let's hear what she has to say!