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Built on Foundations is a creative podcast exploring the vibrant world of Northern creativity. Produced by Foundations, a creative organisation based in Wakefield, this bi-weekly show dives into diverse creative fields - from visual arts and music to design, performance, and beyond.Each episode spotlights emerging talent from Wakefield and the surrounding areas, giving Northern creatives a platform to share their stories, processes, and passions. Whether you're an artist, a creative professional, or just curious about the people shaping the cultural landscape of the North, Built on Foundations...

Art is the greatest healer. But what happens when the creatives of today become wounded by their art form? "Wounded Healers" shines a light on the mental health struggles of theatre professionals and inspires the Broadway community to foster an industry that prioritizes the emotional well-being of its members. We'll tackle topics such as: how psychological disorders affect the way artists create and perform, how the theatrical industry encourages harmful messaging (i.e. anxiety and stress, body image), and how providing performers with mental health treatment can make our Broadway better.

About: The SDCF Podcast series includes insightful and in-depth conversations about the working processes and experiences of directors and choreographers. This series features four decades of interviews and panel discussions with some of the field's most distinguished luminaries, including Hal Prince and Lloyd Richards. Recent episodes include conversations with such notable artists as Anne Kauffman, Raja Feather Kelly, Seret Scott, Leigh Silverman, Twyla Tharp, and Mark Valdez. Dive into our archives to hear the story of the American theatre, told by those who helped create its history and ...

Music for Life is a music-appreciation and music-history based program that explores the purpose and value of music to humanity’s enrichment. Hosted by Ryan Malone, it features interviews with artists performing at the Armstrong Auditorium sponsored by the Armstrong International Cultural Foundation.

Each week, Finnbar from BrokenFoundation will be talking with musicians and music industry folk from across the UK and further abroad. What's happening in their area?, Where did they get their start?, And finally; What's their biggest passion in life that ISN'T music? Enthusiasm is infectious and we want to dig into what makes people tick. BrokenFoundation Collective are a group of musicians/creatives who book shows, release music and co-promote across Scotland - with an artist first mentality. If you want to get in touch to get involved, please email brokenfoundationcollective@gmail.com

- TRIGGER WARNING-This podcast will discuss autism, suicide, mental health, and wellness, among other topics, with autistic individuals and different professionals with the goal of unmasking stereotypes, increasing awareness, advocating for mental health and wellness, and attempting to shatter the stigmas of these topics through conversation and personal experience. The Autism Foundation of Oklahoma (AFO), www.autismfoundationok.org, @AutismfoundationOK, strives to improve the lives of Oklahomans (and others) with autism across the lifespan. According to The National Institute of Mental Health...

Lucas Trust has it all - money, a mansion, an island, a gorgeous girlfriend. But his shadowy past returns and Willie, who has been painting Luke's house, suddenly finds himself trying to solve a murder mystery. Meanwhile Short Top Detroit, a fictional paperback detective, has taken up residence in Willie's head. But Short Top isn't a very good detective, and Willie finds himself in some bizarre and dangerous situations.

People feel there's something "witchy" about Amy. She is tormented by an oval "light" that appears at random. Amy fled to Costa Rica, where she was born, but the light has reappeared. Jack and Mojo try to help, but something very powerful is happening, and it may be traced back to an old African god.

A Radio Drama Series by the Street Project Foundation Youth Ambassadors. Listen to stories that will move you and make you reflect on the change we must become in our society.

When Jack Flanders came to Inverness and got into all kinds of jams, Little Frieda became his help-mate, keeping Jack alive as he hopefully learned one lesson or another. But here, guided by the wisdom of her ancestors, she finally lays it all out, tells it like it is. With music by Time Clark.