Jack and Tanner are back for more THRILLER talk. What all-time-greatest film is this book's plot remixed from? How would the BSC handle this mystery? Would a t-shirt fit over Jack's head? Find out all this and more (sort of) in today's EXTRA DRAMA! Links: VERTIGO's Portrait of Carlotta Valdes scene Kristy and the Cat Burglar Stacey and the Mystery MoneyAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brands

In episode 17, you might notice I've made a few changes to the story. One big change is I've switched the name of the town from Buckleville to Pleasant Hills. As cute as the original town name was, it needed to change in order to coincide with rebranding the series. The slight changes from this episode on will not affect the actual story-telling. Sometimes, authors must make adjustments to their books in order to improve the reader's experience.The scene in today's installment is one of my

Things mentioned in this episode: A side-by-side look at the reused animation Disney used in Robin Hood’s “Phony King of England” scene. https://youtu.be/Uf9PMbpH_j8 Take a look at the alternate ending for the film. https://youtu.be/4IZHa8urHZ4 And if you’re familiar with The Hampster Dance Song….. https://youtu.be/H9K8-3PHZOU …then you might find that the film’s intro song “Whistle Stop” eerily familiar. https://youtu.be/0OT72M380i0 NEXT EPISODE: CAT'S DON'T DANCE (April 24th) This podcast is

Welcome back to Cat Clayton Mysteries!Today’s episode is chapter 12. Spoiler alert: If you don’t already dislike Nick, the main scene in this chapter will do the trick. But I have to admit; creating a character readers love to hate is a lot of fun! Without further ado, here’s this week’s episode!http://www.catclayton.com/Black cat portrait artwork: Artist, Karen Arnold, *License info: This image falls under a Public Domain license.Music: “Acoustic Blues” by Dark Horse Music

This week we listen to chapter 3 of How to Leash a Thief, book 1 of the Steely & Cuff Mysteries. In the previous episode, we listened to chapter 2. Steely is caught by two officers of the Buckleville Police Department at an active murder scene. Can she convince them to let her go or does she get herself into trouble? And what about Steely hearing the strange squeaky voice? Is it all in her head? Is it due to her hitting the desk or something else entirely? Tune in to today's episode to

Sure it's great that all these old people are having a nice time, but what are the YOUNG people up to? And who the heck do they fancy? Tell me now! This week we're slip n' sliding our way through the intricate social web of Moscow's youth scene to answer these critical questions. Join us as we jump on the seesaw of uncertainty, clamber high on the jungle gym of jealousy and go feet first down the slide of emotional instability.  The stakes are high and the eyes have never been

Welcome to series two of Scran - the podcast that's passionate about food and drink.We are now airing fortnightly and this week, listeners are invited to take a stroll in some ancient woodlands in Perthshire as host Rosalind Erskine chats to founders of Birken Tree, Rob and Gabrielle, about how and why they harvest Birch water and the health benefits provided by it.Rosalind also chats to restaurant critic for the Scotland on Sunday newspaper, Cat Thomson, about foraging finds, menus and what she's

Jimmy Lee Boggs and Jim Starke get hijacked by Soundphoria media while interviewing Ghost Cat Attack.

I am on the prowl, indeed, as theme song indicates! Welcome to PodKats! This is Kats, John Katsilometes, of the Las Vegas Review-Journal. My column is called Kats!, appropriately enough. Find it on page 3A every day online all the time. The scene is hop-hop-hopping folks. On this episode of PodKats!, we catch up with Westgate Las Vegas Superbook Vice President Jay Kornegay, Smith Center for the Performing Arts President Myron Martin, and New York-New York entertainment executive AND former

Join us on Maine’s craft brewery trail as we head north to Waldoboro to talk to John and Sarah McNeil, co-owners of Odd Alewives Farm Brewery. From their adorable brewery cat, Rocket, to the latest changes in the American craft beer scene, we’ll discover what makes their fantastic farm brewery tick. Located on 22 acres of an old alpaca farm, John and Sarah are living the good life and serving great beer to both local and international beer enthusiasts. From foraged hyssop ales to maple syrup-infused

Smooth Cat joins us to talk about music, the scene, first concerts, and cate says someones name a bunch of times, so I had to bleep it out. Sorry.

In the second episode, the ICON of Australian Musical Theatre that is Todd McKenney joins Tom to chat about his incredible career in the industry, sweating through a year as a Cat, being a Candy Dealer in "Grease", and OF COURSE incredible true storues about Perter Allen.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On this first episode of June 2017, Wade and Dora recap Music Waste, preview the NCRC and a hype up a plethora of live shows while killing it on the seques! Featuring music from Prairie Cat, Little Sprout, Swim Team, Jay Arner, Spruce Trap, the Jins, Actors and much much more

Henry chats to Sheriden who runs Rogue Cat Productions, talking about design, images and the love of Star Wars. We discuss the punk scene, humour and music.

The AntiSocialites team up with some of the most fierce and talented ladies in South Florida for episode 23. JxstFe and Vina9ine have a heart to heart with Oh Rawk C from the Oh Rawk C on SND Streets Radio and Cris Da Cat from Miami New Times. Shay Scene from Steal the Scene PR also joined the conversation about how Miami holds up to other cities creatively, the music scene, and culture vultures! These ladies are definitely making moves on their own and this episode is a MUST LISTEN!!

We take two-person scenes for granted.  But most of our training, and time onstage is within two-person scenes.  We think that's improv.  We assume what works in a two-person scene, will work in scenes with 3 or more people.  But group scenes have an entirely different set of techniques.  In this episode, Rob and Adam breakdown group scenes and how to make them work.  Shout-outs to  Christian Capozzoli, Mick Napier, A Tribe Called Quest, and Rob's new cat Mr. Knife Cutz.

Wade is in Rio for the Olympics, so DJ Elizabeth 'Liz' Holliday is in the house for the rest of August! And we've got a somewhat international show today to celebrate, including a whole whack of album and show reviews from your friendly neighbourhood Discorder Magazine. Music from Greg McLeod, White Lung, Mitski, Supermoon, Gal Gracen, Horsepowar, the Cat Empire and more.

This episode of "Arts in the City" goes backstage to hot Broadway show, "School of Rock" plus features jazz pianist Bryan Wells, the history of tap dance, greeting cards that get real, a special cat photo shoot and more.

Happy Australia Day to our friends down under — especially those of you calling now the West Coast home! Whistler wouldn't be the same without you! We've got a dose of Aussie music to get you in the mood from the likes of Tangerine Kitty, the Cat Empire, Courtney Barnett and Vancouver Sleep Clinic. We also preview the third night of Shindig semifinals, and finally lift the veil of the elusive YuSu, Discorder's Jancember cover artist. Music from Freak Heat Waves, Late Spring, Red Circle, Skyote, War

Elizabeth Alcaraz from acting school The Actor's Scene talks about the various classes students take, why schools like TAS are important for the area, and how she suddenly found herself working for the arts studio!