Playwright Spotlight features a new playwright every episode to discuss the tools of the trade and solutions to the obstacles we face as writers in hopes of making us all better and more successful playwrights.

Michael Patrick Shiels’ personality-based, news making show covers state, national and international politics in a non-partisan manner. Michael Patrick skillfully mixes politics, which he affectionately refers to "as the family business" with news, business, sports and lifestyle topics you're interested in, keeping listeners informed as well as entertained. His inquisitive personality leads to asking newsmakers relevant questions - pointed, but with respect - and recognizes that listening is ...

The music industry is more crowded than ever, with over 120,000 songs released daily vying for your attention. From just starting out to signed, music entrepreneur and Berklee alum Brendan Jeannetti handpicks deserving artists to spotlight in this artist interview podcast. Follow the official Music You're Missing Spotify playlist to listen to the artists featured on the show!

Hosted by Marco Ciappelli | Audio Signals Podcast is repositioning its antennas! Formerly hosted by both ITSPmagazine's Co-Founders Marco Ciappelli and Sean Martin as a way to venture away from The Intersection Of Technology, Cybersecurity, and Society and discover other stories worth to be told, Marco is now hosting the show and decided to focus not just on the stories, but on the storytellers. A few words from the host: "I am Marco Ciappelli, the host of the Audio Signal podcast. I am exci ...

An interactive podcast with a desire to entertain and educate listeners on all things musical and dig deep into the musical stories of legends and spotlight talent across all disciplines.

How does gender influence the way we experience sexual pleasure? Equal Pleasure asks what more can we do to gain a greater understanding of how female pleasure operates. Through interviews with sex educators and artists exploring ideas of women's pleasure in their work, this series puts a taboo topic square in the spotlight, and provides a much needed space for discussion around a neglected area of sex education.

You know that feeling when the lights come up at a show, and you’re like, “Woah. What is going to happen in Act II?” Well, that’s how I and many others feel about the theatre industry right now. We’ve found ourselves in an unexpected intermission. This podcast explores what might come next. Learn more at https://www.thebigintermissionpodcast.com