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What happens when you dive into the digital underground to uncover raw street dance? We scrape forums, battle footage, Youtube interviews & social media confessions for stories mainstream media misses. From Reddit competition politics to Instagram champion struggles, we mine voices from basement cyphers to parking lot battles. The good and messy stories dancers tell when they think no one's watching.

Welcome to my chaotic corner of the internet — a podcast where I overshare about being in my mid to late-20s in 2020's, neurodivergent, constantly overwhelmed, and definitely not where I thought I’d be in life. If you’ve ever felt like you’re running a marathon in flip-flops while everyone else seems to have a map, a plan, and proper shoes... you’re in the right place.Each episode is a mix of unfiltered thoughts, late-night realizations, and the kind of life lessons you only learn by messing up first. I talk about mental health, identity, ambition (or lack thereof), friendships, ...

In series 1, Rhys examines his privileged status, chats to his mum and dad, and reluctantly speaks to a girl he had a crush on in school. He also explores the topic of wisdom in his own unique way, by reading a letter he wrote to his future self at 10 years old. In Series 2, Rhys attempts to become more politically engaged by one week trying out one set of opinions, the next week, another. He asks questions such as why we are not doing more to save the planet, whether Facebook is actually spying on us and whether gender-neutral toilets are really worth it.

A weekly comedy podcast about Jeopardy! from comedians Emily Heller and John Cullen.

What is happening?! I’m a singer/songwriter/musician and mental health advocate. I have an entire podcast discussing everything under the umbrella of mental health (You’re Not Alone with Townsend). However, life is hard, the news is depressing, mental health can be heavy, I wanted to provide 10-30 minute episodes once a week where we just relax together! Tell goofy stories and forget about the world for a second.

For more than three decades, director Ken Kwapis has charted a career full of exceptional movies and television, from seminal shows like The Office to beloved films like He’s Just Not That into You. He is among the most respected directors in show business, but getting there wasn’t easy. He struggled just like everyone else. With each triumph came the occasional faceplant. Using his background and inside knowledge, But What I Really Want to Do Is Direct tackles Hollywood myths through Ken’s highly entertaining experiences.

At ”Will: What Is He Good For?” We seek to explore the question of who was the Real Shakespeare - who wrote his beautiful words - because understanding who he was can unlock the key to understanding his works and words in a new way. It also can help to inform the argument - who is he for? Is Shakespeare an old relic - only the academics, those of his time, and the cultural “elite.” Or is he indeed for everyone who wants to know and experience his plays? Throughout our series, we’ll explore the Man from Stratford’s life, history, and explore textual clues that will prove who owns ...

Brought to you by Penguin. From Alfred to Zulu, Michael Caine has been Britain's best-loved actor for half a century. Now, for the first time, he reveals the truth behind his remarkable life. From his time as an evacuee during the Blitz to his front-line military service in the Korean War, from...

Don’t know what kind of podcast you want to listen to? Finally, there is a show with hosts that are just as indecisive as you are! Each week, Kelly Nugent, Lucas Eubank, Meridith McNeill, and Brendan Milove get together to try to figure out what this podcast actually is. We try different formats, styles, and subject matters as we try to find the perfect podcast format.Join our Patreon for all sorts of sweet perks including early access to episodes, full episode video recordings, merch discounts, a free sticker on sign up, minisodes, and more!Follow us on twitter! - twitter.com/...

In ‘What’s Past Is Podcast’, four young actors discuss plays, films and television, and relive their experiences of producing and performing stage shows, films and audio dramas. Some episodes feature special guests, who talk about their lives in the arts. Hosted by Robert H. Gaydon, James Peacock, Stephen M. Bennett, and Damian Hall-Beal. Produced by Ucheldre Repertory Company & Hereafter Productions.

Have you ever heard a song and felt like it was yours? As if it was written for you? That question is what inspired Nashville singer Tiffany Woys’ Podcast ‘What’s Mine Is Yours.’ The podcast is the equivalent of a greatest hits package, literally. Her revealing interviews shine the spotlight on some of the biggest “A-list” songwriters in Nashville whose songs have been downloaded hundreds of millions of times. Hear the stories of the joy, the pain, the lies, and the money from Jeffrey Steele, Shane Minor, The Warren Brothers, Chris DuBois and many, many more. It's also a sweeping, ...

Two professional ballet dancers talk as friends about their lives and experiences in and out of the dance industry in a candid and fun way.

honing experiences throughout our lives, we're here to talk about many different things whether it be personal life antics, stupid things, or even just having a good time come thru and truly wonder "What The F**k Is Going On"

In ‘What’s Past Is Podcast’, four young actors discuss plays, films and television, and relive their experiences of producing and performing stage shows, films and audio dramas. Some episodes feature special guests, who talk about their lives in the arts. Hosted by Robert H. Gaydon, James Peacock, Stephen M. Bennett, and Damian Hall-Beal. Produced by Ucheldre Repertory Company & Hereafter Productions.

In these uncertain times, AmDram societies face the most challenging situations of all time. Many face financial ruin, some have done for years. The pandemic certainly did nothing to help. Venues are closed, societies can't even rehearse, let alone perform. What is the future of AmDram? Is there a simple answer? Are there any complicated answers? I want to hear from YOU.

Michael Jamin has been a television writer/showrunner since 1996. He interviews professional writers, artists, and performers about living their creative lives, inspiring others to do the same.