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Experimental performance evangelists Theresa Buchheister and Blake Bolan have been talking about theater for three decades and now it's your problem. Join them as they dive into the contemporary avant garde and experiments past.We will always opt for the Splash Zone.Hosts: Theresa Buchheister & Blake BolanAudio Engineering: Kegan ZemaEditing: Adam KruckenbergMusic: Atom Smashing

The Last Podcast on Screenwriting you’ll Ever Need.

The Book of Urizen stands as one of the key prophetic works of the renowned English poet William Blake, featuring his own intricate illustrations. Initially published in 1794 as The First Book of Urizen, later editions dropped the term first. This profound work derives its title from Urizen, a character in Blakes unique mythology who embodies the concept of alienated reason, often seen as a source of oppression. Within the narrative, Urizen is depicted as the primeval priest, illustrating his separation from the other Eternals to forge an oppressive realm defined by religious dogma. In a ...

Reading Through the Bible Together is a daily podcast (Monday-Friday) for weak and weary sinners who want to hear God clearly. Our plan will take you through the entire Bible in one year.Each episode follows a simple rhythm: read the day’s passage, then recap it to see what God says, what He demands, and what He promises in Jesus Christ. No hype, no fluff, just Scripture, clarity, and comfort, ending every day with the Gospel proclamation that your sins are forgiven through faith in Christ. If you feel behind, distracted, or unsure where to start, you’re welcome here.

No panic at this discourse! Join Blake as he interviews comic book professionals to talk new titles, exciting Kickstarter campaigns, and other industry oddities.

Crafting the Future

Welcome to Let's Create with Alex Blake! Alex, a photographer based in Charleston, talks photography, life, friendships, and Jesus using the three big pillars of her life and business: Creativity, Community, and Coaching. Come join the party and listen every Thursday!

Blake Newby does it all, and now, she’s podcasting! According To Blake is a podcast explores the ins-and-outs of relationships, entertainment, mental and physical health, beauty, fashion and everything in-between. Be ready to laugh, cry and endlessly nod in agreement as Blake engages in powerful conversations from a variety of impactful guests across the country. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

I'm your host Blake Jones and in the channel we interview industry greats and chat about Hollywood topics. The first two episodes are an interview with myself. It allows you to know more about me and how I got into the business. You also learn about what it was like growing up within the Hollywood Studio System.

Magician Blake Vogt will spend one hour with the world's most creative magicians and artists to create a brand new magic trick in each episode.

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Blake Tinsley is the host of Trauma & Horror, a weekly podcast that explores the chilling intersection of horror films and real-life trauma. Each episode, Blake dives deep into a new movie, analyzing the ways these films tap into our darkest fears and the human psyche. Why do we love being scared? What does our fascination with horror say about us? From timeless classics to modern masterpieces, Blake dissects both well-known and hidden gems in the genre. Listeners can also submit their own film requests, giving fans the chance to hear Blake’s thoughts on their favorite or most disturbing ...

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Milton a Poem is a captivating epic by William Blake, crafted between 1804 and 1810, featuring the legendary John Milton. This remarkable work unfolds as Milton descends from heaven to join forces with Blake, delving into the intricate bond between contemporary writers and their literary forebears. On his earthly journey, Milton embraces his feminine counterpart, Ololon, as they navigate the profound themes of unity—blending the realms of the living and the dead, the internal and external, as well as the masculine and feminine. Join this transformative exploration toward an apocalyptic union...

Welcome anime newbies, pro otaku, and everyone in between! This podcast releases one episode a week to give you your weekly dose of anime goodness. Each week, Blake and Spencer dive into the world of new and upcoming anime and manga titles, giving reactions and recommendations. We cover news, current season favorites, and even unreleased material! Find your next obsession here! Then, watch along with us as we rewatch episodes from a rotating cast of four ongoing shows. Relive your favorite moments or discover a new classic as we discuss the story, along with behind the scenes info, personal ...

Blake of the "Rattlesnake" is a thrilling naval adventure set in an alternate history where Britain faces war against both France and Russia. Packed with daring battles, espionage, and high-seas heroics, this novel imagines a world where one man’s bravery might save a nation.

A comprehensive look into the life and career of Blake Lively. It highlights her early exposure to the entertainment industry, thanks to her family's background, and her rise to fame with iconic roles in The Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants and Gossip Girl. The biography delves into her transition to film, including standout roles in The Town, Savages, and A Simple Favor. It also touches on her personal life, including her marriage to Ryan Reynolds, her philanthropic efforts, and her passion for fashion and cooking, emphasizing her multifaceted influence both on and off-screen.

Blake Sounds is a series dedicated to the poetry of William Blake, with readings of Blake's work narrated by Jason Whittaker.

Frederick Thomas Jane, who later went on to publish his famous "Jane's Fighting Ships", doubtless was noting the success of other books that forecast a British defeat in the event of war in the late 19th century when he wrote this fictional account of "The Man Who Saved England." Jane tells of a possible war against both France and Russia with plenty of verve and derring-do amid naval battles, both small and large.

Come join Blake & Kayla as we discuss books, chat about how they affect our lives, and how interconnected our experiences of them can be. Check out our full community today over on Substack - https://thebookreaders.substack.com/