This comedy podcast, hosted by Broadway music director Nate Patten, takes you behind the scenes of the theatre business featuring interviews with industry celebrities in New York City.

This is the podcast of an aspiring author! Writing is a creative outlet that many like to enjoy. Here, I talk about my inspiration and why I love to write. This podcast is all about books, authors, and everything about the written word. Happy listening!

Guggenheim A to Z comprises a series of intimate conversations that explore topics central to the Guggenheim and the landscape of modern and contemporary art at large. Covering concepts you may come across during your exploration of the Guggenheim, such as nonobjectivity, social practice, identity, performance art, Process art, spirituality, and globalism, these tracks are intended to provide a deeper understanding of the museum’s history and collection. Each episode features the voices of two staff members from departments across the institution, including archives, conservations, communications, curatorial, education, public programs, and the performing arts. The resulting conversations shed light on the museum’s past, present, and future from perspectives you may not have encountered before. This series originated during the Covid-19 pandemic, which prevented visitors and museum staff from coming to the museum and physically engaging with the art for many long months. The interviews were recorded remotely and with the intention of bringing art and culture to the listener, offering inspiration and solace at a time when we need it most. Find a copy of the catalogue "Guggenheim A to Z" at the museum gift shop to learn more about these concepts and others that are essential to the Guggenheim. Learn more at Guggenheim.org or on the Bloomberg Connects app.

Poesía porteña, y tango. El Alma Bella de Buenos Aires insufla en onírico multicolor los encuentros con el Poeta Porteño. ¡Encanto sorprendente de una ciudad que no se rinde!

Eye of the Beholder - a podcast with Pontus Silfverstolpe, co-founder of Barnebys. In this podcast we will highlight some of the main events and people that shape the art and auction industry combining past, present and future.

This is a podcast about chasing creativity. Everyday creativity. Every day. We struggle to live the most creative lives we can. We don’t have the answers. Only conversations. we’re packing our social feeds with a mixed bag of creative fuel, inspiration, updates, and resources. We hope you follow us there and become a part of a community of support, insight, and challenges.

Oftentimes a musician's life, from the audience's perspective, starts and stops with live performance and whatever content posted on social media. It is the in-between stuff that really adds the color to our nomadic lifestyle. The Transient Sessions is a way for me to share with you a little something of myself in-between the shows in the most potent and honest form of communication I know: Music.

NYT bestseller Amie Kaufman and editor turned debut author Kate J. Armstrong take you behind the scenes on the path to publication of their novels, The Isles of the Gods and Nightbirds (out now) and their sequels, The Heart of the World and Fyrebirds. Pub Dates is a podcast for readers and for writers that will follow two friends as their stories come to life.

Exploring how stories make a difference in our lives.

Star of Outlander and Karen Pirie, Lauren Lyle has been entrusted with the mics to talk to some of the coolest people of our time about their lives, loves and cultural rec's that have most influenced their lives. Each week she's got a new guest on to recommend the albums, films, books and female heroes that have most influenced their lives. The line-up is massive with award-winning musicians, actors from the biggest and best TV shows, authors and all round legends dropping in to chat. Like, subscribe, review click all the buttons, you know the drill.

Three African Nova Scotian artists, Kordeena Clayton, Kate Macdonald, and I'thandi Munro discuss the journey of artistic creation and the unexpected learnings along the way. Hear conversations with guest artists about their connections to African Nova Scotian culture, settlements, community, and lineage. These three artists dig into conversations with their guests about what is the “Scotian connection”? How are other artists connected to this place through family, artistic practice, homelands, and ancestral journeys? Tune in to this season to hear our hosts connect with folks from far and wide and down the road to explore the great and intricate fabric of African Nova Scotian culture, art, and community.

Radio Musea features the voice of many muses within our global community.