Àlex Gutiérrez prepara un recull d'esperit antropòfag amb cançons que van dels Kesha als Fine Young Cannibals.

It’s another guest episode and this time Izzy and Anna are joined by Gabrielle Teaney – a multi-talented artist with a rich background. Over the years Gabrielle has studied photography, portraiture, painting, and art history, as well as working as a doula and running art classes and nature workshops. They discuss Gabrielle’s recent solo show, the impact of different environments on her paintings, turning the unfamiliar into the familiar, and when you should butter a cat’s foot. Gabrielle’s work can

Jason reads from Aesop’s Fables. It is hard for parents to find educational and wholesome entertainment for their children that is also uplifting for adults. Join retired U.S. Navy pilot and first-time father, Jason, as he reads stories and makes learning fun every weekday! Daily episodes suitable for children ages 0-12; weekly episodes geared toward older children (13+) and parents! Contact: storytimewj@gmail.com

On this week's Friday LIVE Sept. 15 from The Mill in Lincoln's Historic Haymarket, Genevieve Randall and guests have lively conversations about: art exhibitions by Michelle Hrbek and Diane Reiber at the Burkholder Project, and by Jamie Burmeister at Kiechel Fine Art; the season opening concert by Lincoln's Symphony Orchestra; Phat Cat Swinger's concert in Kearney; and Philip Daniel's concert in Wayne. Also: poetry from state poet Matt Mason; Grant Ferrell looks at the history of Carnegie Libraries

Jason reads from Aesop’s Fables. It is hard for parents to find educational and wholesome entertainment for their children that is also uplifting for adults. Join retired U.S. Navy pilot and first-time father, Jason, as he reads stories and makes learning fun every weekday! Daily episodes suitable for children ages 0-12; weekly episodes geared toward older children (13+) and parents! Contact: storytimewj@gmail.com Twitter: @storytimewj

Prepare for an enlightening episode of "The Road to Major" podcast as hosts Melissa and Ellie dive into a thought-provoking discussion about the fine line between fashion inspiration and the perils of becoming a copycat. Join us as we explore the intricacies of creative influence in the dynamic world of fashion.

There were widely mixed reviews for Nothing But Blackened Teeth by Cassandra Khaw and I am very late to the game. I will always think of this as one of the best presented books in a long time - the cover art is beautiful. I also enjoyed the story, and the more I think on it, it strikes me as a manga-style, 90s teen horror cycle tale told with a far more modern take on language, with more than one cardboard cut-out character. But that is fine, since we have our hero Cat to guide us through this;

Cat and Chris interview expert framer Amy Murphy from Accent Fine Art Framing to reveal the top industry knowledge you must know to present your artwork well.

The Cat gets chimerical and discourses upon dreams with special guest Paul Mannering, award-winning author of the Drakeforth and Tankbread series, among many other fine stories. While Kaaron revisits some old dreams and Joseph gets obsessive, Aaron is scuttled sudsily by Shrek in his first Turkish bath. Paul puts his hand up for the teacher. Dreams are discussed, as is David Lynch, and that movie from the nineties where Steve Buscemi calls for more dwarves (only he doesn't – about which, more

SPOILER ALERT!!!! If you haven’t read Graystripe’s Adventure, you might want to wait until you have to listen to this episode. If you’re fine with the whole story being spoiled, then go and listen! OC CONTEST!! I’m doing an OC contest. Enter your OCS in the reviews!

Alex Fine is an illustrator living and working in the Baltimore area. He spends his time creating art for various magazines, book publishers, and advertising firms…and most importantly, dressing his cat Roger in fancy neck ties.Alex Fine SIteChloe Niclas was a guest on SRTN 189.Episode 189SRTN Website