WHUR Radio Producer, Candice Adkins, Paul Public Charter School I Stand Up, Be Heard: The Podcast

As the Vancouver Fringe celebrates its 40th year, the future is uncertain. Learn how you can support the festival.

Release Date: 03/13/2024

Authors: Spice Radio 1200 AM

Description: Duncan Watts-Grant, Executive Director of the Vancouver Fringe Theatre Society

Explicit: No

Dr Michael C Scott: Best Seat in the House: viewing Greek history through its theatre

Release Date: 02/19/2013

Description: Theatres today are places of entertainment, dark spaces in which we cut ourselves off from the realities of daily life for a few hours. But theatre for the ancient Greeks was anything but a space of entertainment and escapism. It was a central pillar in the way their society – and particularly democratic society – functioned; a space in which every citizen was expected to be active and play their part. In this talk, I use the theatre as a way in to thinking about the nature of ancient Greek society and as a result Greek history. How were the major issues, events and ideas that governed the lives of the Greeks represented, reflected on, articulated and even created within the space of the theatre? And what can an examination of theatre’s own history of artistic and architectural development as well as geographical spread tell us about the changing nature of Greek society and the course of Greek history?

Explicit: No

The Ghost of President Lincoln

Release Date: 02/13/2024

Description: Could the spirit of Abraham Lincoln still walk the stage where his life met a tragic end? Join us as we unearth the captivating accounts of apparitions within the storied walls of Ford's Theatre. The latest installment of our podcast unveils the chilling narratives shared by visitors and actors alike, with a particular spotlight on James Mitchell's extraordinary experiences. His poignant dialogues with the ghostly figure of Lincoln evoke a journey beyond mere storytelling, offering a heartfelt plea to our spectral 16th president to find his eternal peace. This episode is a riveting descent into the spectral heart of American history, where the echoes of Lincoln's commitment to his nation reverberate through time.

Explicit: No

We need more Christians in movies, theatre and TV - Episode 206

Release Date: 02/12/2023

Description: ​Calgary theatre director Val Lieske (Fire Exit Theatre, Ambrose University) talks with us about the importance of training Christian actors and storytellers. She argues these professions are hugely influential in our society but that many Christians make the mistake of avoiding them for a variety of misguided reasons. https://ambrose.edu/profile/val-lieske-ba www.fireexit.ca

Explicit: No

History of Ford's Theatre

Release Date: 09/04/2020

Authors: Daniel Othon

Description: This podcast is all about the history of Ford's Theatre.

Explicit: No

CSJ podcast

Release Date: 03/18/2021

Authors: Brian Ford

Description: Podcasts from Mr. Ford's CSJ Lab class.

Explicit: No

CSJpodcast

Release Date: 09/10/2020

Authors: CSJpodcast

Description: These are podcasts from Mr. Ford's MHS CSJ Lab class about various social justice issues.

Explicit: No

A Discussion on Judge Brett Kavanaugh and Dr. Ford's Testimony

Release Date: 04/05/2021

Authors: American Family Association

Description: Tim and Walker talk with Steve Jordahl and they discuss Judge Brett Kavanaugh and Dr. Ford's testimony.

Explicit: No

Tring Teatime with John Ford

Release Date: 04/13/2021

Authors: John Ford

Description: Relax with a cup of tea, a slice of cake and John Ford's chilled out teatime tunes.

Explicit: No

A Theatre Kid Thinks

Release Date: 04/12/2021

Authors: Ary Kelekoma

Description: Theatre kids are a dreaded part of society. This podcast will follow a much more tame theatre kid as she comments on music and pop culture, something she isn't too familiar with.

Explicit: No

How to Build a Theatre

Release Date: 04/30/2021

Authors: The Bridge Theatre, Brussels

Description: I'm Edward. A Brit living in Brussels, Belgium. I'm creating a theatre! Join me on this ambitious journey of setting up a new cultural institution. Along the way, we will be speaking to theatre industry professionals and discussing the role of theatre in society at large.

Explicit: No

Nelson Film Society

Release Date: 08/24/2020

Authors: Fresh FM

Description: Eleanor Cave and Chris Watson preview upcoming films showing at the Suter Theatre and presented by the Nelson Film Society.

Explicit: No

The King's Radio Playhouse

Release Date: 04/30/2021

Authors: KCL English Literary Society

Description: The King's Radio Playhouse is a virtual theatre that produces work written and performed by students of King's College London. Curated by the KCL English Literary Society.

Explicit: No

BARKING

Release Date: 08/29/2020

Authors: ThePalaceOfTheDogs

Description: Discussing politics surrounding the Arts & Theatre. Working to align art to its correct position within our society; a precursor of progressiveness and a forum to connect unique narratives.

Explicit: No

Lsr Dramatics Society

Release Date: 04/27/2021

Authors: Lsr Dramatics Society

Description: A society knit together by it's love for theatre, members of this society have tirelessly worked for the last 60 years to expand and explore different shades of it. The Dramatics Society of Lady Shri Ram College For Women brings to you a compilation of audio productions curated by the members themselves.

Explicit: No