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The Webcomic View Podcast presents news and reviews about webcomics. It covers developments, controversies, philosophies, and insights about the online form of sequential art. Also, the Webcomic Rating System (WRS) rates webcomics in five areas: art, storyline, update schedule, website design, and impact. The WRS 10-point scale provides readers with the ability to quickly guage which webcomics they should follow. |
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Produced by the Like a Fox Players, Like a Podcast includes a variety of segments, in which we discuss current events, art, and philosophy; conduct interviews and have conversations with guests; perform original radio serials and read creative pieces by ourselves and our listeners; get up-to-the-minute reporting on Mitch Mattson; and in a section we call Q&A we'll answer questions posed by our listeners about any given topic. Send us your suggestions for show ideas, comments, or questions to podcast@likeawebsite.com. |
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Warning - contains strong language
The human race? Forget about them. Laid waste by the Great Catastrophe, the remnants of humanity fight for survival is a world scarred by a plague that causes the dead to walk again. Now, the zombie hordes add to their infernal ranks with every fresh victim.
Can a bold venture across the wastelands of the former United States of America hold the key to our salvation? Or does the future belong to the zombies?
An original audio theater series from DarkerProjects.com |
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Dykes on Mykes is a Montreal based radio show that features interviews, music and super gay chit-chat for the queer-dyke in all of us. |
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An artist tries to keep his edge in one of the dullest zip codes in the nation.
The Burb's are numbing. For an artist, they are Hell. Join me as I explore my choice to live in a vat of vanilla goo. |
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Video blog, updated regularly. Translating moments, ideas, and snippets of my life into 90-second chunks of video. Wide variety of interviews, gags, visual poems, commentary, and gentle weirdness. Vlogging makes me happy! Visit my Web site for more: http://davemedia.blogspot.com |
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Finally, someone is telling the truth about the voice over industry. In a business full of shady people, fly by night "helpers" coming along to stick new talent for their money, this is the one place you will get it straight. No sugar coating, no fluff, no BS. Just the real deal about what it takes to succeed in VO. |
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The Break Room Stories are told by Henry Streator, a mishapped misfit who pops up here and there around the Mid West, usually engaged in some kind of job in the service industry.
He hates to work, but he loves to talk. And, even though Henry's not as smart as he thinks he is, he's also not as dumb as he seems. |
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Switchback is a BlueManLibrary.com production. We discuss topics concerning news, media and events relating to Blue Man Group and Blue Man Library. Switchback interviews a member from the Blue Man fan community each episode, and conduct special event interviews with Blue Man Group officials. Released every Sunday at midnight EST. |
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New sounds, old sounds, analog sounds, as long as its good in any layer you may find it here. I am writting/recording/producing these tracks as I go. If you are sick of the old techno/pop/commercial sound, then this podcast is for you. |
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The first and only podcast dedicated exclusively to the discussion of school, religious and community theatre. Contains interviews with those involved in community theatre, spotlights particular theatre organizations, lets you know what plays become available for amateuer production and tackles topics of interest tho those involved with school, religious, and community theatre. |
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Bonnie McCaffery, author of "Painted Faces: You Can Do" demos using sparkling Tintzl in quilts. http://BonnieMcCaffery.com Email bonnie@bonniemccaffery.com |
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Visual effects, animation and motion graphics by Adam J. Velez. |
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Boston-based comedian, author and vigilante pundit Baratunde (www.baratunde.com) shares his comedic thoughts on everything and insightful interviews with cool people across the world from farmers to writers to political activists. |
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Tips and interviews about animation and animators. Portuguese only. |
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Spreading the flames about the art, culture and community (drink!) of Burning Man |
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Call-Back is Cleveland's Community Theatre Podcast Connection! The first podcast to feature Northeast Ohio theatre news and events! But this podcast will interest anyone, anywhere who has a love of live theatre! Call-Back is hosted by actor, singer, director Geoffrey Short. With over 30 years of experience on stage, Geoff talks with other theatre artists, features musical performances, provides show and audition listings and more! Geoff also introduces you to the musical VIOLET which he is Directing next season! |
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Whipped is a new band. They have Shannon, vocals and piano. . Eido on, drums, bass, guitar and piano. The band was formed in February 2006. As you can see they are a very young band. Shannon has preformed at some of the coolest clubs in Seattle with her band Amazon Ant. Has released a c.d. "Out of the Hole" available at c.d.baby.com. Shannon is also a visual artist. Has shown in many venues in Washington. Her art work can be seen at www.shanstuff.com. Eido is a M.I. graduate. Taught bass guitar in Japan for 7 years. Took up drumming in 2000. Played in the coolest clubs in Japan, Arizona, and Seattle. Jammed with Stanley Clark, Scott Henderson, and others. Eido is also a visual artist. Has shown internationally. Visit his art work at: www.poodlepublishing.com . Whipped is currently looking for a bass player and guitar player. Eido would like to play drums but if you are a kick ass drummer, he will play bass. Like the way they think about visual art, They like to think of music as self expression and collective expression from the group. Enjoy writing their own songs individually and like to collaborate as a group as well. Rhythm and form is always present. They do not necessarily feel a song has to be verse chorus verse to be considering a song rather they enjoy exploring the experimental avenues of song form. Whipped tries to remember "to just have fun because that’s all that really matters." Ha Ha ha ha ... |
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Writing, radio, comics and creativity...Featuring episodes from The Waterpipe Theater, a bi-weekly radio drama on WESU, Middletown |
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Music, prose and poetry by disabled artists |
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