Ready to learn how to stop surviving and start thriving in your life and business? The Dance CEO Podcast is a hybrid of solo and guest episodes sharing the good, bad and in between of what it takes to build oneself and business, while shedding hurtful mindsets from years in the dance industry. Guest episodes highlight how diverse the dance business world really is and that there is no one way to live and run your dance business or live your life.

Welcome to Inside The Audition, the podcast where we go behind the scenes with actors and film industry professionals to share audition experience, insight and advice. For film and theatre actors looking for actionable tips, strategies and resources to help you shoot standout auditions and book your next lead role.

Join Canadian writers Aaron Giovannone and Naomi K. Lewis as they explore iconic and underrated Canadian TV shows, books, movies, and more. This husband-and-wife duo delve into the beating heart of Canadian culture with funny, smart, and cozy conversations. If you're into CanCon, CBC gems, nostalgic Canadiana—or just love hearing writers talk pop culture, this podcast is for you.

Interviews with artists about their careers, how they grew their audiences, and the biggest "uh-oh" decision they've ever made (and how they recovered from it).

The first three hundred years of colonization of Manhattan Island and its resounding impact on our culture and our world. Created and hosted by actor, writer, and New Yorker Chance Kelly, the series illustrates how this place is an island unto itself, not just geographically, but idealistically, philosophically and spiritually. Island uncovers our true lost American History. It examines the city's effect on religious and personal freedoms throughout the world. Chance's own heritage is central to much of this story directly as his great, great, great uncle Honest John Kelly, himself emerged from the slums of Five Points to become one of the first Irish-Catholic Congressmen in 1856, and would later reform the reeling Tammany Hall in the wake of the Boss Tweed era. John Kelly was a fiercely courageous advocate for oppressed immigrants from everywhere. Island is the character-driven portrait of the inimitable souls responsible for a place founded on capitalism but perpetuated on an infectious and unapologetic measure of tolerance. Our narrative begins in 1609 when Henry Hudson happens upon Manhattan and the river that would come to bear his name, and culminates in 1909 when Western interloper William Randolph Hearst has infiltrated New York publishing and the fistfight that is Manhattan politics. Climb aboard this voyage of discovery as we tell the epic story, over three centuries, of the forging of the epicenter of the universe. Researched, written and produced by Chance Kelly and Dr. Jaap Jacobs. Research Associate James Edward Malin. Get bonus content on Patreon Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Hosts Sara Iyer and Steven Ray Morris talk to cat people because they can't talk to their cats (September 2015 - January 2024). Theme song by Analise Nelson and Dax Schaffer Artwork by Jillian Yoffe

In partnership with NPR's WSHU, Host and Storyteller, Bridget O’Neill, interviews some of the biggest storytellers who also partner as hosts, comedians, and writers. Off-stage and un-guarded, she gets under the hood and probes her storytelling guests for naked truths. Ever listen to a five-minute story on the Moth and wonder what happened to them since, or how it has affected their life? Who is that person is on a daily basis? Come, find out! — Find out more about Bridget at https://bridgetannoneill.wixsite.com/storyteller/bio

The Ma's House podcast with host Hunter Begun, Director of Production at Ma's House & BIPOC (Black, Indigenous, & People of Color) Art Studio Inc. In this podcast, I interview artists in residence at Ma's House. We will discuss artists-in-residence, life, and anything else my guests or I want to discuss. We are all about spreading the word about talented artists and having a few laughs. Recorded in Southampton, New York, at Ma's House on Shinnecock Territory. Links https://www.mashouse.studio/

Soldaat Van Aken, de vijand lacht zich dood vertelt het verhaal van Lode Van Aken (1943-2021), die geen al te best soldaat was, maar in 1970 wel één van de eerste huismannen van het land werd. Een podcast over een kleurrijke familie waarin het minstens zoveel om gender en rollenpatronen draait als om zelfredzaamheid, overlevingsstrategieën en plantrekkerij. Een werkstuk van Adriaan Van Aken (concept, interviews, VO, montage), Joris Caluwaerts (muziek, eindmix), Lucas Derycke (opnames, klankbeeld, dramaturgie), Els Theunis (dramaturgie) en Anouk Kellner (stage). Dank aan Bert Hornikx en Johan Petit. Met de stemmen van Rik, Nest, Godelieve, Roger en Francis Van Aken, tal van aangetrouwden en extra vrouwelijk perspectief namens Veerle, Leentje en Tamara Van Aken, Kristien Van Ingelgem, Trees Van Gerwen en Hannelore Marynen. Een productie van Het nieuwstedelijk.

Tea sippers and book flippers, brewing up laughter and Lit-erary mischief! 🍵📚 Join the sisterhood of sipsters as we spill the tea on books, one delightful chapter at a time. #SipstersAndLitsters #PagesAndPretends

Water forgives. Wind blows with storms of courage. Soil opens its arms to all beginnings. Trees breathe in. We exhale and choose the seeds to dream. A poet recalls the document of her body again.

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Welcome soft, sad freaks! Once a month, writer and longtime Tumblr user Lauren Shippen and longtime user-slash-Tumblr-employee Cher McAnelly dive deep into our favorite fandom site. We talk trending topics, share our new ships, and forecast upcoming fandoms. If you’ve ever gone feral over a fic or bonkers about one of your blorbos, this podcast is for you! And remember: the password to the secret clubhouse is “shoelaces”. This podcast is not produced by, nor officially affiliated with Tumblr in any way, beyond the fact that we told them about it and they said "rad!" and high fived us before skating away on their wheelies. We love you, Tumblr.