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LIT is a weekly interview series, talking to writers about books and culture. Hosted by Yahdon Israel. Produced by Pink Pig Productions. Music by Cyril Jewels.

American comedian and No. 1 New York Times bestselling author David Sedaris discusses his new book, Let's Explore Diabetes with Owls. David discusses the complexities of Chinese food and working with monkeys with Jonathan Ross at the Apple Store Regent Street in London.

Anthony Moll and Cece discuss all things books, including awards, festivals and new trends in the publishing industry. They'll talk about the poetry, fiction and memoir on the their bookshelves. They'll also chat with fellow writers and lit educators from the local and national scene. And just like your Twitter feed, they will inject a dose of #popculture in every podcast. Think of it as a scholarly critique gumbo with a dash of ratchet. Tune in with a cup of coffee or some whiskey neat.

Podcast on Refugee by Alan Gratz

The book podcast that’s making thousands of listeners fall in love again with reading. Feel seen and LOL! Thursdays, join life-long friends Kari and Alexis as they use literature to humorously explore pop-culture and personal peculiarities. They’re about books and drama!

Young Artist Podcast (YAP) gives you a funny, energetic, and informative look into one of the best kept secrets on Broadway, the world of Young Broadway! Having experienced the bright lights, themselves our host Carly & Catherine will take you on a journey with weekly shows centered on experiences of today’s youth as they navigate their way through the great white way. Every episode will feature topics drawn from real life experiences, stories from Young Broadway stars and interviews with managers, agents, casting directors, talent coaches and much more. New episodes every Wednesday can be heard on all major podcast platforms. And, REMEMBER, enjoy the journey and success will find you!

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A podcast about writing fantasy and sci-fi.

A podcast about The Dresden Files series by Jim Butcher.

A Presentation Academy Senior Independent Project Production: This recording is a radio drama version of the original script, adapted to this format for accessibility during COVID-19. Synopsis: A teenager is stuck in a diner with an unlovable teacher and some odd diner patrons during a storm. While waiting for phone service, this unlikely group must learn to cope with the mystery that brought them to Bea's Diner. If you enjoyed this production, please consider following the Presentation theatre department on Instagram and Facebook @prestheatredept. Please consider donating or seeing a show!

What happened to me and how in the world did I end up here? This is... Never Was. Hosted by Mark Salomon.

The Walking Nerve-Ending Poetic Podcast takes a deep and meaningful look at the work of poet Mai Perkins, and the collection of poems found in her debut poetry book “The Walking Nerve-Ending: Poems & Reflections.” Each episode will share a performance reading of one poem, and the inspiration or fascinating experiences that led to Mai writing it. If you love poetry about family, romance, globetrotting or delicious food then this is the podcast for you!

Il podcast dedicato a chi scrive e a chi legge libri digitali. In ogni puntata intervistiamo un autore di ebook, con particolare attenzione agli autori indipendenti o auto-pubblicati. Ideato e realizzato da Rosario Maria Oliveri

Theatre in times of Covid-19. If we cannot meet, at least we can speak.

On This Film is Lit we finally settle the score on one simple question… Is the book really better than the movie? Bryan has a film degree. He watches the movie but doesn't read the book. Katie has two English degrees, so she does things the right way and reads the book before we watch the movie. Prepare to be wowed by our expertise and charm as we dissect all of your favorite film adaptations and decide whether the silver-screen or the written word did it better. Turn it up, settle in, and get ready for spoilers because This Film is Lit.

Bea Love is passionate about holding space for empowering, authentic and heart-centered conversations around pregnancy, childbirth and motherhood.Explore bealoveyoga.com to learn more.

An artistry podcast that interviews a new artist every week and answers advice sent in by the listeners. Cover art photo provided by Natalie Rhea Riggs on Unsplash: https://unsplash.com/@natalie_rhea

"Skip the Repeat" is a podcast hosted by pianist Kai Talim. It features long form conversations with friends and guests who are the artists, musicians, and creatives at the forefront of their respective fields.

Paper Stages is a book club for theatre lovers! Every episode your host, Max McCreary, will interview a wildly talented guest and they will dive in to one of the many plays that is exciting them at the moment. Read and listen along with us as we go on fun adventures while taking a frank look at the state of our national performing arts community.

Adventures in language with Helen Zaltzman. TheAllusionist.org

Celebrating two of New York City’s greatest fabrics: baseball and the performing arts. Born out of a passion for both Broadway musicals and triple-digit fastballs, we attempt to show that fans of sports and theatre don’t have to live in such separate worlds, and maybe even break some stigmas. Hosted by Al Malafronte, the show serves as a platform for fans of both mediums to hear intimate conversations with their favorite performers from the stage, screen, and stadium. Produced by the Broadway Podcast Network.

A series of short reviews on a variety of different books.

Chill talk show with Host Anthony Terry! Show where I bring on Under-rated or under-appreciated Creative people such as Music Artist, Film-makers, Buisiness owner, Etc... So sit Back! Relax! and listen to the Chillin With Ant Show!

Trym, Syver og Tor

Hypixel Skyblock? Hypixel Bedwars? Random stuff? Well this is the podcast for you my friend!

A special season of fast-paced programmes from Milan, bringing you the design highlights from Salone, exclusive interviews with the biggest names and a sharp daily running guide to the city.

A show of news and views from the world of British books and publishing

Join me as I examine the best of black artists in my quest to becoming one myself. Season Two is out now! New episodes every Tuesday! Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/gabe-moses/support

In today’s social media culture, it’s easy to look around and believe that everyone else has life figured out. But things aren’t always as they appear! Each week, fashion designer, NYT bestselling author and lifestyle expert, Lauren Conrad will host a variety of experts for candid conversations on everything from life, love, and business! Whether it’s the ideal seven-minute morning beauty regimen, how to snap that perfect IG-worthy flat lay or tips for tricking party guests into believing you’re a gourmet chef, Conrad’s guests will offer listeners tips for quickly navigating a Pinterest-obsessed world, as well as offering a healthy dose of reality. Because life isn’t always about knowing how to do everything perfectly yourself; it’s about knowing the people who do!

Jamie Oliver discusses his work and his brand-new app Jamie's Recipes with Edith Bowman at the Apple Store, Regent Street in London.

About my beautiful voice and your will to listen to me

Join Martha Stewart as she discusses her new iPad apps, Martha Stewart Makes Cookies and Martha Stewart Living: Boundless Beauty.

In this first podcast from Man Repeller (now Repeller), Filmmaker Jay Buim sits down with women in the arts, tech and beyond for one on one conversations about their life and work. Logo by Kelly Shami, http://legsny.com.

Oh No! Lit Class is a semi-educational comedy literature podcast hosted by Megan and RJ, two bitter English grads who are here to tell you all the weird and sexy things you never knew about the books you had to read in school. Let's ruin some literary classics together. New episodes released every other Thursday.

Visit rare architectural settings and discover intriguing works of art from all parts of Asia, including some of the oldest objects in the collection.

Genuinely Created Media From LIT LLC aka Livn In Truth LLC.

A podcast discussing progression fantasy in all facets with hosts Hosts Bamfilosophy and Remixt. From crackpot theories, game development, and magic systems to interviews with authors.

Two poets in a London park at sunset, debating on the attributes of poetry and whether it's really a metaphor for anarchy. A group that meets in secret, planning to overthrow the world order. Disguises and deceptions, ideals and ideology. A medley of themes and genres makes this a great read for anyone who's a fan of Chesterton and his iconic Father Brown. The Man Who Was Thursday includes Chesterton's favorite theme of Christianity with touches of delightful humor to enliven the twists and turns that abound throughout the book. Set in the early part of the twentieth century, the novel's main protagonist, Gabriel Syme is a Scotland Yard detective who's assigned to break the trend of anarchic groups mushrooming all over London. He hides his true identity and takes on the role of a poet. He meets Lucian Gregory, also a poet, and they become friends. One evening, they get into a passionate debate on the true function of poetry and whether it is a symbol of revolution. As the debate rages on, Gregory is incensed and indiscreet enough to confess that he is part of a secret group that espouses anarchy. The group meets in a remote public house in Chiswick on the banks of the Thames and Gregory invites Syme to join them that evening, to prove that he (Gregory) is indeed a true blue anarchist. At the meeting, Syme discovers that the group of seven are all code named by days of the week. Currently, the slot of Thursday is vacant and Gregory is a strong contender for the post. The rest of the story describes how Syme is drawn into the group and uncovers some of its deepest and most incredible secrets. The final conclusion is typical Chesterton – almost unbelievable and totally unexpected! Orson Welles, who was one of Chesterton's most devoted fans directed the first radio adaptation of The Man Who was Thursday in 1938. Since then, the book has been adapted for radio readings and a film was also planned based on the book, though it wasn't made. The appeal of the book lies in its extremely readable style, exciting twists and turns of plot, memorable characters and the lyrical descriptions of Edwardian London. For die-hard Chesterton fans, this would be a great new addition to their list, while those whose good fortune it is to encounter Chesterton for the first time in this novel will certainly enjoy the experience!

What Should I Read Next? is the show for every reader who has ever finished a book and faced the problem of not knowing what to read next. Each week, Anne Bogel, of the blog Modern Mrs Darcy, interviews a reader about the books they love, the books they hate, and the books they're reading now. Then, she makes recommendations about what to read next. The real purpose of the show is to help YOU find your next read. To learn more or apply to be on the show visit whatshouldireadnextpodcast.com.

A podcast about your 10th grade reading list, hosted by John McCoy.

We are Bret Shuford and Stephen Hanna your all-American married couple making their living in the arts and pursuing a growing family. On the Broadway Husbands Podcast we offer advice from our ordinary lives under extraordinary circumstances. We are living proof that you can love who you love and love what you do. Visit us on Instagram: @broadwayhusbands, Online: BroadwayPodcastNetwork.com/BroadwayHusbands A proud member of the Broadway Podcast Network.

A podcast exploring what makes anime meaningful to people. Hosted by Krissy and Danny—two weebs who talk about anime like it's literature, except fun and not boring.

In this podiobook: From the Reader, Jason Pomerantz:The Wonderful Wizard of Oz has been called "the first true American fairy tale" and it richly deserves the title. The story of Dorothy's epic journey through a strange land, filled with terrifying enemies and loyal allies, resonates today as much as it did when it was first written, at the turn of the last century.You've probably seen the movie countless times, so you might not expect any surprises from the book. But when you listen, you'll be charmed by how imaginative it is, and in a way that's different from the film.I dearly love the movie, but, in this reading, I've tried to approach the story as if I'd never seen it. My Dorothy is a little younger than her cinematic counterpart and her trio of beloved friends - The Scarecrow, The Tin Woodsman and The Cowardly Lion - are all just a little sillier. It's hard to escape from the shadow of the MGM spectacular, but I've done my best.I hope you have as much fun listening as I'm having recording!So sit back, put on your slippers (ruby, silver or whatever color you like) and watch out for flying monkeys! Load up your MP3 player and remember - There's no place like home!

Some of the world's greatest artists, designers, photographers and architects showcase their work and visions onstage at the TED conference, TEDx events and partner events around the world. You can also download these and many other videos free on TED.com, with an interactive English transcript and subtitles in up to 80 languages. TED is a nonprofit devoted to Ideas Worth Spreading.

LearnOutLoud.com is pleased to provide the Lit Summary Podcast. Each episode contains an abbreviated yet complete audio summary of a classic book in western literature. This podcast is for those of you who hunger for the classics but find it difficult to find time to read them all. Enjoy!