Radio Podcasts
Business Coach | Business Coaching - BaronSeries.comJoin Now to Follow
Business coach and international best-selling author William R. Patterson reveals the new mindset and strategies needed to create millions in today's economy.
By Business Coach
The Restaurant GuysJoin Now to Follow
Food, wine, and the finer things in life make for great conversation with two of New Jersey's premier restaurateurs.
By Mark Pascal & Francis Schott
HumanMedia.org PodcastsJoin Now to Follow
Public Radio Programs featuring voices of vision, conscience and compassion. Listen online and order CDs of our shows.
By David Freudberg, Human Media Public Radio
Sub Tub 171 Join Now to Follow
It's the craziest radio station on air for many years. Captain Cockinner and his crew stolen a nuclear powered submarine, cruised to the North Sea and started to broadcast mayhem and madness. Now you can listen here at PodOmatic at your will. Programmes are updated every Sunday & Thursday.
By Sub Tub 171
Static RadioJoin Now to Follow
A weekly comedy webshow about the strange and funny happenings in the lives of two U.S. Midwesterners
Entre SábanasJoin Now to Follow
Intercambio de conceptos, de ideas, de opiniones y de........parejas.. ``
By www.radiomenteabierta.com
Pocket Planet RadioJoin Now to Follow
A mix of news, science, culture and the arts. Filled with interviews and atmosphere rather than long monologues on the state of the world.
By radioproducer-at-gmail.com
CBS Radio Mystery Theater 1978Join Now to Follow
The CBS Radio Mystery Theater was an ambitious effort by veteran radio producer Himan Brown to revive interest in American radio drama. Every night from 1974 to 1982, host E.G. Marshall (later Tammy Grimes) ushered listeners through a creaking door -- for an 52 Min of “the fear you can hear.” Brown produced nearly 200 new episodes of Mystery Theater every year, using both original scripts and adaptations of classic stories by Edgar Allen Poe, Mark Twain, Robert Louis Stevenson and Sir Arthur Conan Doyle. The Mystery Theater brought many veterans from radio’s golden age back before the microphone, including Agnes Moorehead, Richard Widmark, Celeste Holm, Mercedes McCambridge and Howard Da Silva. The show also featured performances from many up-and-coming stage and film actors, including Tony Roberts, John Lithgow, Morgan Fairchild, Mandy Patinkin and Sarah Jessica Parker. The CBS Radio Mystery Theater won the George A. Peabody Award in 1974. After eight years and 1,399 shows, the show ended its run on December 30, 1982. The CBS Radio Mystery Theater was inducted into the Radio Hall of Fame in 1990.
CultureDogsJoin Now to Follow
A weekly film discussion radio program - splitting its focus between irreverent news updates (regarding new theatrical releases and video releases) and oftentimes reverent reviews of current films. Whether arty, trashy, independent or codependent, we try to give everything a fair shot. Unless it's a film such as Closer or Gods and Generals, in which case we shoot it into space for the good of mankind.
IdiasJoin Now to Follow
Idias is the most random podcast on the web! Who knows what we'll talk about?! Made by your host, Kramer, Idias is published for kids. Why? We don't know...it's just fun! Enjoy!
