Blå måndag är den svenska podden för mörk musik. Vi spelar ny och gammal synthmusik och pratar med intressanta gäster om vad som händer i Sveriges alternativa musikscen.

How did entertainment industry professionals with thriving, creative careers survive false starts, shitty jobs, and utter failures on their road to the top? How to Fail in Hollywood answers that, one career at a time. One part inspiration, two parts comedy, with a dollop of how-to dipped in a vat of what it's like to live and work in Los Angeles. Host Catherine Law spoon-feeds it to you every other week. Sugar-coated career advice for actors, filmmakers, musicians, bands, writers and artists who live in LA (or want to someday).

Go behind the scenes with The Big Muddy Dance Company and enjoy exclusive interviews with guest artists, company dancers, teachers, production team members, and more!

A biweekly podcast about all things My Chemical Romance, created by two die-hard fans. Join us as we chronicle the journey of this iconic group and discuss their discography (and more) in depth.

Gear Club Podcast is an informative, yet irreverent, look at the art of recording hosted by John Agnello (Sonic Youth, Dinosaur Jr.) and Stewart Lerman (Patti Smith, St. Vincent), two producers / audio engineers based out of New York City. Each episode of the podcast features an interview with a key player in the audio industry, and also offers tips and guidance to the next generation of engineers and artists.

Where music nostalgia and music discovery collide. Along with my friend Jeff Morris, we bring music nostalgia and music discovery together with this Podcast. The current release of episodes has been about 1 to 2 a month and the episodes relate to a larger playlist of music that is featured on Spotify. The premise is to draw off my history of personal charting to relate new to old, old to new and everywhere in between. Jeff gets presented with the playlist and acts as kind of an audience member, giving his feedback and perspective as it relates to his life, thus bringing in other nuances. Our hope is that the audience will also provide their feedback on the music and suggestions of how the songs relate to their personal soundtracks. We want the music discovery to be circular and run through the decades. The playlists (or Pod-Castlists as we refer to them) have a thematic flow that definitely meanders and breaks off into many tangents.

The Music District is a physical space in the center of Fort Collins, Colorado. Every day, we interact with musicians, music organizations, and a community of music lovers. While our experiences are local, it seems like what we’re learning and uncovering in our conversations resonates with listeners around the world, in whatever music ecosystem in which they may find themselves. Tune in, and find your place in music.

How can present and future leaders in the opera industry strengthen their understanding of voice, story and community? What does it take to build a rewarding and sustainable career in the arts? Anna Garcia and Olga Perez Flora offer a rare look into the challenges and opportunities for artists in opera. A must-listen for young artists, families, music educators, teaching artists, and opera fans and supporters! www.santafeopera.org/keychange

In the not so distant future, a visionary radio station realizes it is more fruitful to do away with music and stick to playing ads. This minor switch in radio format transforms the entire broadcasting landscape and proves their theory that content is merely filler. With the help from a zany DJ and resigned weatherman, this station takes the world by storm and ramps up their ad dollars ten-fold.

The editors of Digital Music News pick apart the music industry's most important topics! Join us for some probing questions, ridiculous assertions, and wild stories about the music business.

Feel inspired as you listen to weekly candid conversations with musicians, makers, and masters that walk through the door at Flute Center of New York. Join Caity Massoud as she sits down with famous flutists and gets some insight into their lives, passions, struggles, and hopes for the future.

The PhDJ Podcast is made by DJs Joe Bunn and Mike Walter for DJs around the world that are growing their DJ companies.