Paul Myers is an all-around good guy who just released a well-researched book on comedic actor, John Candy. "John Candy: A Life In Comedy" is available wherever good people sell books.

House Organist Peter Krasinski joins Bekah Berger to talk about a screening of 1927 film Metropolis at PPAC with the accompaniment of the mighty Wurlitzer organ.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this episode of The Hardest Part, host Kieron Banerji sits down with Deep Sea Diver at Third Man Records in Soho to unpack the complicated road behind their track “Shovel.” It started out as the easiest song they’d ever written—and nearly became the one that didn’t make the record at all. The band explains how the song went through multiple versions, two cities, and nearly three scrapped attempts. They talk about trying to hold together wildly different

One man, a conductor,  has such love for the music of British composer Samuel Coleridge Taylor (August 15, 1875 – September 1, 1912) that he made it his mission to find his manuscripts.  The album, produced by conductor Michael Repper and performed by the National Philharmonic with violinist Curtis Stewart is a love note to Coleridge Taylor on the 150th anniversary of his birth.  Much of the music on the album titled Samuel Coleridge-Taylor are world-premiere studio recordings of his work.  Some of

The September 2025 New Music Train is out for its final journey of the month and it’s a good one, as Sunny Varney hops on board to join Patrick for four doses of fresh tunes. Sunny discusses new records from Castle Rat, Mirador and Shame, while Patrick talks up the first solo album from Emma Pollack (Delgados) in nine years. Rockin' the Suburbs on Apple Podcasts/iTunes or other podcast platforms, including audioBoom, Spotify, Google Podcasts, Amazon, iHeart, Stitcher and TuneIn. Or listen at

Host Evie Stokes talks to KEXP Music Director Chris Sanley about POP Montreal International Music Festival’s best acts, including WORKS and their song "Taut & Unphased." Hosted by Evie StokesProduced by Lilly Ana FowlerMastered by: William MyersProduction support: Serafima HealyAssociate Director of Editorial: Dusty Henry Listen to the full songs on KEXP's "In Our Headphones" playlist on Spotify or the “What's In Our Headphones” playlist on YouTube. Support the podcast:

Five women, five gut-punch setbacks, zero victim cards. Azzi Fudd, Paige Bueckers, Emma Raducanu, Alexia Putellas, and Paula Badosa didn’t just survive their personal disasters—they turned the rubble into runways. Here’s the memo they’re texting every kid with a pulse: tragedy isn’t a gender studies seminar; it’s a pop quiz on grit (7 minutes).Our mission is to produce impactful media campaigns which drive change. We campaign to promote the rights of women and offer support to current and future

Camila Cabello, Bianca Censori, Ashley Glynn, Nika Mühl, Elena Rybakina, Chloe Kelly, and Caitlin Clark don’t preach empowerment; they perform it, showing girls and boys alike how to stay steady when the world wobbles (6 minutes).Our mission is to produce impactful media campaigns which drive change. We campaign to promote the rights of women and offer support to current and future female leaders. We believe that supporting females in both mainstream and niche spaces, from sport and the media, to

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Sarah Lee’s Top 3. A Kat Fight breaks out for tickets to see George Strait at Death Valley. Sound Off: What is the cutoff in the evenings to call people when they are at home? Jason Aldean is going to be one of the CBS New Year's Eve Bash performers. There are many restaurants in the Charlotte community providing meals to federal employees during the recent government shutdown. Graham and Sarah Lee go over Halloween Movies. If you could have one label, what would it be? Graham wants to be Sir Graham

Let the sacred voices of monks chanting fill your space with tranquility and peace. These timeless sounds have the power to calm the mind and soothe the soul, offering a peaceful retreat from the stresses of daily life. The gentle rhythm and harmonious melodies of monk chants are a perfect companion for meditation, reflection, or relaxation.Embrace the spiritual and meditative power of these sacred sounds as they guide you toward mindfulness and inner peace. The chants of monks offer a tranquil

Find inner peace and balance with the harmonic chants of monks. These timeless sounds, rooted in centuries of monastic tradition, create an atmosphere of calm and serenity. The steady rhythm and gentle melodies offer a soothing escape from the noise of daily life, making them an ideal companion for meditation, study, or relaxation.The simplicity of the chants allows for a deep connection to mindfulness and reflection, providing a peaceful soundtrack for your spiritual journey. Let the sacred sound

Immerse yourself in the calming rhythm of monk chants, where each note and repetition creates a peaceful soundscape. These sacred melodies have been used for centuries to inspire reflection and meditation, offering a serene backdrop to moments of mindfulness. The gentle cadence of the chants brings a sense of calm and balance to the listener.Whether you're meditating, seeking peace, or simply enjoying the tranquility of these sacred sounds, the chanting of monks will transport you to a state of

Listen to the echoes of monastic life through the sacred sound of monks chanting. These timeless melodies are designed to bring peace, reflection, and spiritual connection to the listener. The harmonious voices create a calming atmosphere, perfect for meditation, study, or simply unwinding after a busy day.Allow the sound of monks chanting to guide you toward inner peace and mindfulness, offering a tranquil space for personal reflection. These chants, rooted in centuries of spiritual tradition, are

Enter a world of serenity with the calming sounds of monks chanting, designed to promote mindfulness and inner peace. The steady rhythm of their voices offers a soothing and meditative experience, perfect for moments of reflection or relaxation. These chants create a peaceful atmosphere that allows the listener to connect with their inner self.Whether you're meditating, reflecting, or simply seeking a moment of stillness, the sound of monks chanting will bring balance and tranquility to your day

Discover the meditative power of monk chants, a peaceful auditory experience that brings a sense of stillness and calm. These sacred sounds have been used for centuries as a form of meditation and spiritual reflection. The gentle repetition of the chants creates a calming rhythm that helps to quiet the mind and foster inner peace.Let the sound of monks chanting guide you into a state of mindfulness and tranquility, perfect for meditation, reflection, or simply creating a serene environment. These

The sound of monks chanting provides a calming and soothing experience, offering a break from the chaos of modern life. Their rhythmic voices create a peaceful atmosphere, encouraging deep reflection and mindfulness. The chants, rooted in spiritual tradition, serve as a guide to inner peace and relaxation.Whether used for meditation or as a background for unwinding, these calming voices will transport you to a place of serenity. The timeless sound of monks chanting brings balance and peace to any

Some albums are released. Others are revealed. Inside Thoughts is the debut full-length release from Dallas singer-songwriter Jenn Smith is both confession and coronation; it’s a mirror held up to a woman who has lived every lyric she writes and survived every silence between them. Smith’s debut full length album and the rawest expression of her life so far. It’s not just a record — it’s her autobiography in eleven tracks: unguarded, unfiltered, and unafraid.

Financial stress can feel like a cycle that’s hard to break. But what if the real key to lasting financial stability isn’t just about money but about habits, values, and identity? Enter Stride, a tool born out of a citizen engagement initiative that empowers people to make Singapore better through tech. On Good Tech, Nazirul Asrar speaks to Fiona Ng, Co-founder of Stride to find out how they are using values and identity to build sustainable change.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy

Twisted Sister at a young age can turn you into a metal singer! This week's guest on Discover New Music is Joakim Brodén of Sabaton. The band's 11th studio album "Legends" is full of...you guess it...legends! From Joan of Arc to Vlad the Impaler, Brodén talks about matching music to history and telling epics through metal...which isn't an easy task. Plus, Brodén talks history the band tries to stay away from and one historical figure he wished would've made the album. We also