Best Festival Podcasts (2020)
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Best Festival podcasts we could find (updated May 2020)
Best Festival podcasts we could find
Updated May 2020
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Smart, engaging conversations on the entertainment industry fresh from the people who know it best. From hidden gems to blockbusters to the biggest moments in show business, host Mark Olsen gets the latest from actors, writers and directors as well as reporters and critics from the Times’ celebrated film and television teams. Hear the art in entertainment, each week on The Reel.
 
Architecture Masters is the podcast from the London Festival of Architecture about the people behind the buildings: a series of conversations with some of architecture’s leading lights. These are the people quietly shaping our cities – all hugely respected within the architectural profession, yet somehow their modest profile often belies the impact they have on the world around us. This is a programme for those that are interested in the people who are shaping our world.
 
ATX Television Festival has a reputation we’re pretty proud of: “TV Camp for grown ups." Each June, showrunners actors, producers, all of the TV industry and the most incredible fans come together for one of a kind screenings, in-depth panel conversations, and...breakfast tacos...BBQ...margaritas. You get the picture. Now we're bottling that TV magic as a podcast! Our inaugural podcast series, showcased conversations with some of our favorite people in TV, each one exploring a different TV t ...
 
InnerVerse is a podcast dedicated to prying open your Third Eye portal to the infinite and keeping you in perpetual synchronicity. Join Chance Garton for inspired interviews with conscious creators from all paths. INjoy conversations that recognize your limitless potential, and pierce beyond the veils of illusion to bring you into sovereignty and creative freedom. Tune in to respect and celebrate life's core Truth: that we are all One Consciousness, expressing itself through our individual u ...
 
“Spot Lyte On…” is a new podcast where Lyte Chief Revenue Officer Lawrence Peryer takes listeners backstage, on the road, inside the studio, behind the camera, and into the corporate towers to provide a deeply personal and colorful glimpse into the people and personalities behind the most exciting entertainment and cultural events happening today. Each episode delves into the life of the guest, ranging from their careers to their families to what they do for fun. Most importantly, the discus ...
 
Kehinde Sonola presents Deeply Serene, a weekly selection of the deepest House Music from Antarctica to Auckland to Brasilia to Lagos to London to Los Angeles to Palestine to Tokyo, in order to spread the good vibes and connect people across this beautiful planet.
 
The voices of the Atlanta Jewish Film Festival engage listeners in an entertaining, illuminating, and stimulating discussion around a variety of themes and topics rooted in Jewish cinema. Hosted by AJFF’s Sara Glassberg and Brad Pilcher, each episode will showcase exemplary films – from past AJFF favorites to hidden gems, from new releases to the classics.
 
Hi! I'm Rebekah Louisa Smith, The Film Festival Doctor and my podcast is designed to help you achieve film festival success and beyond. Not only to do we cover with our guests the key things to include in your festival strategy, including creating your goals, planning your budgets and which festivals to target, we also go beyond this and talk about the importance of attaching a sales agent to your film, theatrical distribution planning and the all-important personal and self-development skil ...
 
On air since 1999 on CKUW 95.9FM. Winnipeg . Listen to the modern style caribbean content of Dj Vibesman from the Island Vibes Show....I get so much new tunes every week, it's hard to fit into a 2hr show...So tune every week ,because every show is a little different in music line-up.....Order the Special FAN CLUB T-Shirts NOW from this show website....2019 will be Celebrating 20 Years On Air with CKUW 95.9 Fm Winnipeg... !!!! www.islandvibes.org
 
A half-assed cultural talk show we accidentally created while trying to do a music show. We weigh in on pop culture, social topics, entertainment, sports, and much more from New York. The Director's commentary track to the culture. Featuring Paul Smith, Brandon, and Tone Aye. WARNING: Contains very strong opinions!rs!
 
Scottish and Irish folk songs combined with the Lord of the Rings music and a wee bit o’Celtic fun. The Brobdingnagian Bards (pronounced brob-din-nahg-EE-en) were The Original Celtic Renaissance music duo from Austin, Texas. Their unique brand of folk music on the autoharp, recorder, and mandolin made them one of the most-popular Celtic music groups online where they continue to give away thousands of free Celtic MP3 downloads daily. From 1999 to 2008, the Brobdingnagian Bards performed coas ...
 
Aspen Ideas to Go is a show about big ideas that will open your mind. Featuring compelling conversations with the world’s top thinkers and doers from a diverse range of disciplines, Aspen Ideas to Go gives you front-row access to the Aspen Ideas Festival and other events presented by the Aspen Institute.
 
Learn about ancient Egypt, as *they* described it. We use ancient texts, archaeology and social history to explore their civilization and weave a tale of pharaohs, pyramids, gods, monuments and people. The History of Egypt Podcast uses the ancients' own words to describe their society, and is written by a trained Egyptologist. A member of the Agora Podcast Network.
 
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The Auckland Writers Festival Winter Series will be streaming live and free-to-view on the Festival’s YouTube and Facebook channels, and then available as a video or podcast via our soundcloud, iTunes or our website.Episode Three features:BECKY MANAWATU (Aotearoa New Zealand) Becky Manawatu (Ngāi Tahu) is the winner of both the Jann Medlicott Acorn…
 
The domestic, the interior and the personal have traditionally been relegated to the realm of women’s writing, which in recent years has been dismissed as too small to attract significant readership, critical acclaim and writing awards. Our panelists looked beyond the censure and spoke out in praise of the domestic. Featuring Astrid Edwards, Fanny …
 
Francis’ re-telling of the first four stories of the Welsh classic is the first to situate it in poetry, and captures the magic and strangeness of this medieval Celtic world: a baby is kidnapped by a monstrous claw, a giant wades across the Irish Sea to do battle, a wizard makes a woman out of flowers, only to find she is less biddable than he expe…
 
An ingeniously crafted novel by award-winning writer Intan Paramaditha, The Wandering is a choose-your-own-adventure story that explores the highs and lows of global nomadism, the politics and privileges of travel and desire, and the freedoms and limitations of the choices we make. Depending on which pages you turn to, you could become a tourist or…
 
VISIT OUR SPONSORS: Louisiana Renaissance Festival www.larf.net/ Renaissance Magazine www.renaissancemagazine.com/ The Ren Cruise www.therencruise.com/ SONGS The Unicorn performed by Hawke from the album Out of the Nest http://BedlamBards.com Dancing Sailor performed by Nancy Daily-Green from the album Singing, Dancing, Everywhere https://www.rever…
 
Will we run out of water – and if so, when? Will the Earth suffer? Explore how water drives modern conflict and is not about to stop. Alok Jha is the science correspondent for ITV News in the UK. Before that, he did the same job at The Guardian for a decade, where he wrote news, features, comment and presented the award-winning Science Weeklypodcas…
 
Continuing his weekly live performances as Front Row’s Lockdown Artist in Residence, Icelandic pianist Víkingur Ólafsson performs live from the empty Harpa concert hall in Reykjavik. Tonight Víkingur will play The Arts and the Hours by Rameau, an interlude from the 18th Century French composer’s final opera, Les Boreades. George The Poet is a Londo…
 
Back in the day when the country was locked in frenzied discussions over backstops, borders and all things Brexit We asked Sebastian Faulks - novelists Philip Hensher and Sarah Moss, and Sunday Times dating columnist Dolly Alderton to go head-to-head in a literary tussle over the real nature of two of the canon’s most notable romantic heroes.…
 
Kehinde Sonola Presents Deeply Serene Episode 333 Thank you for your time and sincerely wishing you love and serenity. Look after yourself and the world. Please do subscribe to, rate and share the podcast. The show is available for free download on Libsyn, iTunes, Google Play, iHeartRadio, Mixcloud, Spotfiy, YouTube and more. Episode 333 celebrates…
 
The new Netflix thriller White Lines takes the viewer to the sunshine and drug-fuelled world of 90s raves in Ibiza. A Spanish-British production, it stars Laura Haddock, Daniel Mays and Angela Griffin. For our Friday Review, Rowan Pelling and Gaylene Gould give their verdicts on that and Rainbow Milk, the debut novel by Paul Mendez, which depicts a…
 
Becca Tarnas returns to talk about the esoteric wisdom in JRR Tolkien's works. These "Fairy Stories" aren't your Mother Goose nursery rhymes--in the Perilous Realm, you'll find mystical enchantment and mortal endangerment in equal measure. Tune in to hear about legends of the hidden folk, the mythic consciousness of our ancestors, and how the love …
 
Now, more than ever, we are working hard to adapt our lifestyles to a new normal with the hope that we evolve into some better ways of life -- whether that is reimagining our business, new ways to share a meal with friends, or even how we record this podcast. Adaptation in media is also an evolution -- with many of our favorite TV series transition…
 
In 2038, America 2.0 is rebuilt into politically segregated bubble cities. Hippie professor Martin Taylor gives a future generation a musical history lesson about political farcities fact & fiction, and the sci-fi re-birth of a nation in a new age of hope. A musical comedy from creator Brian Matson. Learn more at trumpocalypsemusical.podbean.com.…
 
Look What A Wonder, based on Denmark Vesey’s Slave Conspiracy, enjoyed an Off-Broadway World Premiere in the prestigious NY Musical Theater Festival. Alex Lacamoire, of Hamilton, was music director. Here, a compelling radio musical underscoring Vesey’s leadership in antebellum Charleston, slaves/free blacks challenge oppressive Christianity and gov…
 
How To Survive a Wedding With Your Ex: 1. Avoid Each Other 2. Don't Bring Your New Boyfriend/Girlfriend 3. Become the Only Two People Not Turned Into Zombies 4. Try to Kill Zombies 5. Try Not To Kill Each Other And you thought your break up was bad. Learn more at www.newgentheatrical.org.By Atlanta Fringe Festival
 
Miss Peddy is an experienced, assertive caregiver with dark secrets in her past. Grace, her eighty-something charge, is sweet and kindly but not quite as innocent and naive as she appears. The game of cat-and-mouse they play is for the highest stakes of all, life and death. Presented by The Radio Theatre Project. Learn more at www.facebook.com/Radi…
 
A sexy melodramatic romp set in the dualistic world of burlesque, MERCURY CONSIDERS THE LAST LAYER by Trina Kakacek follows the age-old quest of finding one’s heart and one’s self. MERCURY was recorded live at The Biograph Theater in Chicago with live foley, audience participation and live music. Learn more about this show by visiting www.smallfish…
 
A timely story, inspiring music and endearing characters engage listener’s imaginations as “Sara (Humanity’s Child), and Vox (Sara’s “invisible friend”) face a world of dissonance, division, and danger. Be with Sara, Vox and Humanity’s Children of all ages as they discover inner-strengths and personal resilience in times of global pandemic!…
 
A star of ‘Tartan Noir’, Glasgow-born Denise Mina has been charting the dark underbelly of Scotland since 1998, when the first of her award-winning Garnethill trilogy was published.In the years since, her highly-acclaimed Paddy Meehan trilogy has been dramatised for television, starring Jayd Johnson, Peter Capaldi and David Morrissey.Mina is also a…
 
In this episode, Lawrence Peryer shines the "spot lyte" on Dan Runcie, founder of Trapital Media. They talk about the genesis of Trapital and talk through a few hip hop case studies including Travis Scott, Jay-Z, Kanye, and others. Trapital is written exclusively by Dan Runcie. For years, Dan was a go-to source among friends about any and everythin…
 
Hi there! Welcome back to Intermission, a spin-off podcast from The Film Stage Show. In a time when arthouse theaters are hurting more than ever and there are a plethora of streaming options at your fingertips, we wanted to introduce new conversations that put a specific focus on the films that are foundational or perhaps overlooked in cinephile cu…
 
THIS EPISODE OF HEARTLAND PODCAST IS IN DANISH. Foran et live publikum under sidste års Heartland mødtes hjerneforsker David Erritzøe med musiker Rasmus Poulsen – nok bedst kendt under kunstnernavnet Raske Penge – til en snak om, hvorvidt psykedeliske stoffer har – eller kan få – en værdi i bekæmpelsen af psykiske lidelser. Samtalen er en del af He…
 
Ten years ago, Jude Kelly founded WOW – the Women of the World foundation – aimed at celebrating women and girls and the challenges they face in society. The former artistic director of London’s Southbank Centre discusses this weekend’s WOW Festival in collaboration with the BBC, the first to take place online because of the pandemic.Emma Thompson …
 
We're continuing our celebration of Asian Pacific American Heritage Month with friend of the show, filmmaker/butcher/jerky girl Anica Wu. She describes her life as a young immigrant from Hong Kong, the origin of her name, and what inspired her to become a butcher and start her own jerky company. Anica gives us the skinny on what it's like to be (on…
 
Cinema has offered numerous satirical takes on history's darkest chapter, often controversial and sometimes considered in questionable taste. Film scholar Eddy Von Mueller joins AJFF In Conversation podcast hosts Sara and Brad as they grapple with the taboo topic of Holocaust humor, discussing Chaplin's The Great Dictator and Taika Waititi's Jojo R…
 
Have you considered adopting a dog lately? You’re not alone. Animal shelters and nonprofits are seeing a rise in the number of people adopting and fostering pets during the Covid-19 crisis. Before you bring home a new canine companion, dog cognition expert Alexandra Horowitz says there are a few things to consider. Horowitz, who runs the Dog Cognit…
 
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